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Connect to a properly grounded 3-wire outlet; do not use an extension cord.
Adjust rollers at front corners to ensure the unit rests solidly on the floor without rocking.
Ensure all packing material, including tape on the drain pan, is removed before operation.
Clean the appliance and parts to remove shipping dust and packing residue.
Set Refrigerator Control to #5; adjust the dial for desired temperature.
Turn controls to higher numbers for colder, lower for warmer. Allow 12 hours for stabilization.
Turn Refrigerator Control to OFF and disconnect the electrical cord.
Limit warm food loads after stabilization; large loads affect temperatures and can cause spoilage.
The refrigerator-freezer is Frost-Proof and never needs manual defrosting.
System gently blows cold air for uniform temperatures and faster recovery after door openings.
Normal for some cabinet parts to feel warm due to a special system minimizing condensation.
Instructions for filling ice trays and releasing cubes for best freezer space utilization.
Provides lower temperatures for extended meat storage; requires specific placement for optimal cooling.
Store fruits and vegetables; leafy vegetables need high humidity to retain freshness.
Ensure rear edge fits under door ledge; store eggs large end up for best results.
Moisture collected during defrosting evaporates from the drain pan; clean periodically.
Clean periodically to ensure efficient operation; located beneath the fresh food compartment.
Avoid heat sources; transfer warm foods to cool containers before refrigerating.
Set controls for about 36°F in fresh food and 0°F in freezer compartments for efficiency.
Avoid overfilling, blockages, and excessive door openings to maintain efficiency.
Turn off the refrigerator-freezer for extended vacations as directed on page 7.
Clean condenser surfaces to remove dirt and lint, preventing insulation and improving efficiency.
Instructions for removing and replacing ice tray shelves from wall supports.
Guide right side out of wall supports, raise, then pull shelf out of left supports.
Disconnect cord, pull plastic grid down, unscrew bulb, and replace.
Pull straight out until stops, then lift up and pull out.
Remove Meat Tender, lift front legs, pull shelf forward and out.
Tilt up front edge, lift hooks out of supports, then lower shelf front into place.
Remove Hydrators, lift front off supports, and pull forward.
Pull straight out for one; remove other with cover shelf as shown.
Open door, pull grille out at bottom to clear tabs, then lift off at top.
Remove base grille, pull drain pan out slightly, sponge out water, then remove completely.
Remove base grille, do not remove drain pan. Remove Hydrator, press trap, pull out from below.
Wipe with damp, sudsy cloth; rinse and dry. Use Frigidaire Surface Renew for stubborn stains.
Wash with warm sudsy water; rinse and dry. Use Frigidaire Seal Renew if needed.
Sponge with baking soda solution (3 tbsp. per quart warm water); rinse and dry.
Place ice trays in dishwasher or wash in warm sudsy water. Wash ice server in warm sudsy water.
Wash with warm sudsy water; rinse and dry. Do not wash in dishwasher.
Wash with warm sudsy water; rinse and dry. Do not wash in dishwasher.
Flush drain opening with warm water. Rinse drain trap under warm running water.
Wash base grille with warm sudsy water. Clean drain pan periodically, especially after spillovers.
Clean condenser periodically by removing back panel, using brush and vacuum cleaner.
Gather tools (wrench, screwdriver) and empty doors; wrap frozen foods and store.
Remove grille, decorator screws, plugs, hinges, and bearings to reposition doors.
Prepare for vacations by setting controls or turning off; secure parts when moving.
Check power, controls, and common issues like temperature or light before calling for service.
Contact authorized service providers with appliance details; utilize MACAP for feedback.
Covers repair of defects or malfunctions within the first year after delivery to the original consumer.
Covers defects in cabinet liner or refrigerating system components during years two through five.
Excludes conditions from improper installation, incorrect current, consumer damage, misuse, or alteration.
Contact an authorized dealer or write to the Customer Relations Department for service inquiries.
Connect to a properly grounded 3-wire outlet; do not use an extension cord.
Adjust rollers at front corners to ensure the unit rests solidly on the floor without rocking.
Ensure all packing material, including tape on the drain pan, is removed before operation.
Clean the appliance and parts to remove shipping dust and packing residue.
Set Refrigerator Control to #5; adjust the dial for desired temperature.
Turn controls to higher numbers for colder, lower for warmer. Allow 12 hours for stabilization.
Turn Refrigerator Control to OFF and disconnect the electrical cord.
Limit warm food loads after stabilization; large loads affect temperatures and can cause spoilage.
The refrigerator-freezer is Frost-Proof and never needs manual defrosting.
System gently blows cold air for uniform temperatures and faster recovery after door openings.
Normal for some cabinet parts to feel warm due to a special system minimizing condensation.
Instructions for filling ice trays and releasing cubes for best freezer space utilization.
Provides lower temperatures for extended meat storage; requires specific placement for optimal cooling.
Store fruits and vegetables; leafy vegetables need high humidity to retain freshness.
Ensure rear edge fits under door ledge; store eggs large end up for best results.
Moisture collected during defrosting evaporates from the drain pan; clean periodically.
Clean periodically to ensure efficient operation; located beneath the fresh food compartment.
Avoid heat sources; transfer warm foods to cool containers before refrigerating.
Set controls for about 36°F in fresh food and 0°F in freezer compartments for efficiency.
Avoid overfilling, blockages, and excessive door openings to maintain efficiency.
Turn off the refrigerator-freezer for extended vacations as directed on page 7.
Clean condenser surfaces to remove dirt and lint, preventing insulation and improving efficiency.
Instructions for removing and replacing ice tray shelves from wall supports.
Guide right side out of wall supports, raise, then pull shelf out of left supports.
Disconnect cord, pull plastic grid down, unscrew bulb, and replace.
Pull straight out until stops, then lift up and pull out.
Remove Meat Tender, lift front legs, pull shelf forward and out.
Tilt up front edge, lift hooks out of supports, then lower shelf front into place.
Remove Hydrators, lift front off supports, and pull forward.
Pull straight out for one; remove other with cover shelf as shown.
Open door, pull grille out at bottom to clear tabs, then lift off at top.
Remove base grille, pull drain pan out slightly, sponge out water, then remove completely.
Remove base grille, do not remove drain pan. Remove Hydrator, press trap, pull out from below.
Wipe with damp, sudsy cloth; rinse and dry. Use Frigidaire Surface Renew for stubborn stains.
Wash with warm sudsy water; rinse and dry. Use Frigidaire Seal Renew if needed.
Sponge with baking soda solution (3 tbsp. per quart warm water); rinse and dry.
Place ice trays in dishwasher or wash in warm sudsy water. Wash ice server in warm sudsy water.
Wash with warm sudsy water; rinse and dry. Do not wash in dishwasher.
Wash with warm sudsy water; rinse and dry. Do not wash in dishwasher.
Flush drain opening with warm water. Rinse drain trap under warm running water.
Wash base grille with warm sudsy water. Clean drain pan periodically, especially after spillovers.
Clean condenser periodically by removing back panel, using brush and vacuum cleaner.
Gather tools (wrench, screwdriver) and empty doors; wrap frozen foods and store.
Remove grille, decorator screws, plugs, hinges, and bearings to reposition doors.
Prepare for vacations by setting controls or turning off; secure parts when moving.
Check power, controls, and common issues like temperature or light before calling for service.
Contact authorized service providers with appliance details; utilize MACAP for feedback.
Covers repair of defects or malfunctions within the first year after delivery to the original consumer.
Covers defects in cabinet liner or refrigerating system components during years two through five.
Excludes conditions from improper installation, incorrect current, consumer damage, misuse, or alteration.
Contact an authorized dealer or write to the Customer Relations Department for service inquiries.
General| Brand | Frigidaire |
|---|---|
| Model | FPCI-206T-8 |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
