Ice Cube Tray
ice cubs trayIsflexible. Twist tray to remove icecubes.
If the Ice cubetrayIsfrozen hard to the evaporator
surface,runa littlewater over the tray° Never use a
knifeor other metal instrumentto remove ice cube tray
becausethis maydamage the evaporator. (Fig.D)
Power Failure
Most power failures arecorrectedwithinan hour or two
and willnot affect your refrigerator temperatures.
However, you should minimize the number of door
openings while the power Isoff. During powerfailures
oflonger duration, take steps to protect your food by
placing dry iceon top of packages.
Flg,D
Cooling System
Thisrefrigerator isinclusiveof e "frost free" type cooling
system,whichmeans you neverhave todefrostthe
freezer compartment.Defrosting Is done automatically
by means of a defrost heatingelement and a defrost
timerfactory programmedto operate (cycle)
approximately everyBhours.The defrostwater is routed
intoa defrostpan locateddirectlyabove the compressor
from where it evaporatas_
Cleaning
Before cleaningthe refrigeratoror freezer, always
disconnectthe refrigeratorfromthe powersupply. To
cleanthe inside,use a soft clothand a solution ofa
tablespoon of baking sodatoone quart ofwater, or a
mild soapsudssolution,or some mild detergent. Wash
ice cubetray,drip tray, and glide out shelves tn a mlld
detergent solution, then dry and wipe with a soft cloth_
Cleanthe outside with a soft damp clothand soma mild
detergent or appliance cleaner.
Setting the Thermostat
The thermostatsetting can be adjustedfrom #1
(minimum setting) through Maximum (coldest setting)
We recommend setting the thermostat at # 4 (medEum
cofling) if however you find this setting Inappropriate for
your cooling requirements, adjustas needed by rotating
the thermostat dial.The thermostat dlaI ts located on the
front top section of the refrigerator compartmantoThe
thermostat controlstemperature forboth the freezer and
refrigerator compartments.
Vacation"rime
Forshortvacationperiods,leave the controlknob at the
usual setting. During longerabsences;
(a) remove allfoods,
(b) disconnect from electrical outlet,
(c) dean the refrigerator thoroughly, Including
defrost pan,
(d) leave door open to avoid possible formations of
condensate, mold or odors.
If You Move
Removeor securely fastendownall loose itemsInside
the refrigerator. To avoid damaging the leveling legs,
turn them all the way intothe base.
Some Important Rules for the
Correct Use of the Refrigerator
• Never place hotfoods In the refrigerator.
• Beverages should be stored In sealedcontainers.
• Foods to be stored for a longtime shouldbe wrapped
in cellophane orpolyethylene, or kept inglass
containers. Never place spoiled foods Inthe cabinet.
• Don't overloadthe cabinet..
• Don't open the door unlessnecessary.
• Should the rsfdgerator be stored without use for long
periods tt ts suggested,after acarefulcleaning,to
leave the doorajar to allow the air to circulateInside
the cabinetIn ordertoavoid possible formations of
condensate,mold or odors.
Food Storage Suggestions
Fresh FoodCompartment
* Never coverfood compartmentshelves withaluminum
fobor any other shelfcovedng material whichmay
prevent
aircirculation°
* Always removeporousstore wrapping paper from
meats, poultryand fish. Meats should be wrapped
Individually
and placed In a dish for storage. Wrap llsh and
poultryIn foil or heavywaxed paper. Mostfish should
be usedthe same day of purchase. Packagedmeats
such as ham,bacon, dried beef, or frankfurter, store
best Intheir originalpackages.
• Allow warm foods tocoolto morn temperature before
placingthemIn the refrigerator.
• Always coveropen dishesoffood, especiallyleftovers.
Usa leftoverswithin2 or 3 days,
Vegetable Crisper
The tray at the bottom of the refrigeratorls covered to
retain moisture. The crispercompartment will enable
you tostorevegetablesand frutis whichwould
otherwisedry out rapfdly,The humiditylevel Inside the
crisperdrawercan be controlledbyadjusting the
"damper" control(while slider) located on the front of the
drawer.