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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | 19 Series |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Locate and record your refrigerator's model and serial numbers for future reference.
Understand the manual for proper operation and maintenance of your new refrigerator.
Contact the dealer immediately if the refrigerator arrives damaged.
Check the Problem Solver section before requesting service for minor issues.
Follow basic safety precautions when operating the appliance.
Operate the refrigerator solely for its designed functions.
Ensure correct installation according to provided instructions before use.
Always grip the plug firmly and pull straight out from the outlet.
Do not use damaged cords; replace them immediately for safety.
Be careful not to damage the power cord when moving the unit.
Prevent children from climbing or hanging on shelves to avoid injury.
Remove doors from old refrigerators to prevent child entrapment danger.
Avoid touching cold freezer surfaces, especially with damp hands, to prevent skin adhesion.
Avoid contact with moving icemaker parts to prevent injury.
Refreezing completely thawed foods can reduce quality and pose risks.
Always unplug before cleaning or repairs; recommend qualified personnel.
Unplug the unit before changing bulbs to avoid electrical shock.
Keep flammable materials away from the appliance to prevent fire hazards.
Regulate temperatures in fresh food and freezer compartments for optimal cooling.
Use milk and ice cream tests to check and adjust compartment temperatures.
Explains the built-in system that manages energy efficiency without a separate switch.
Details the automatic defrost feature of the refrigerator.
Guidance on adjusting freezer control during cold weather for food protection.
Explains the operational flow of water and ice through the icemaker and dispenser.
Provides key information and notes about the icemaker and dispenser functions.
Instructions on initial setup and preparation for the icemaker and dispenser.
Initial steps after icemaker installation, including discarding first batches.
Instructions on selecting and dispensing ice cubes, crushed ice, or water.
Notes on dispensed ice quality and potential issues like crushed ice spray.
Information about water temperature and dispensing consistency.
Procedure to stop dispensing and handle minor drips.
Troubleshooting steps for ice clumping and dispenser blockage.
Step-by-step guide to safely remove the ice storage bin.
Instructions on how to properly reinstall the ice storage bin.
Advice on maintaining ice quality and bin cleanliness during infrequent use.
Situations requiring the icemaker feeler arm to be set to the STOP position.
Instructions for using and cleaning ice trays if applicable.
Details about the optional kit for connecting the icemaker to a water line.
Information on the benefits and features of an optional water filter.
Information on purchasing an accessory kit for models without a built-in icemaker.
Provides recommended storage durations for various meats and poultry in refrigerator and freezer.
Tips for storing vegetables, unwrapped meats, fish, poultry, and cheese.
Essential requirements for efficient home freezing of foods.
Explains the function and usage of the fruit and vegetable drawer.
Details the features and variable temperature control of the meat drawer.
Describes the sealed snack pack for storing lunch meats, cheese, and snacks.
Instructions on adjusting shelves for optimal food storage arrangements.
Guide on removing and replacing adjustable door bins.
Steps for removing and replacing shelves within the freezer compartment.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior surfaces, including spill shelf, handles, and trim.
Procedure for cleaning the interior compartments, including gaskets and plastic parts.
Guidance on moving the refrigerator for cleaning and avoiding damage.
Recommendations for cleaning the area under the refrigerator and condenser coils.
Detailed steps for removing drawers from the refrigerator compartment.
Instructions for replacing light bulbs in the fresh food and freezer compartments.
Steps for preparing the refrigerator for short or long absences.
Guidelines for selecting an optimal and supportive location for the refrigerator.
Information on adjustable rollers for moving and leveling the refrigerator.
Instructions on adjusting rollers and ensuring proper door closure through leveling.
Requirements and considerations for connecting the icemaker to a water supply line.
Guidance on properly grounding the appliance and connecting to a power outlet.
Recommendations and cautions regarding the use of adapter plugs.
Ensuring the refrigerator is plugged into its own individual, properly rated electrical outlet.
Advice and requirements if an extension cord is necessary for connection.
Installing the shutoff valve on the nearest frequently used drinking water line.
Selecting an accessible location for the shutoff valve connection.
Procedure for drilling a hole for water pipe connection.
Securing the shutoff valve to the water pipe using a clamp.
Guides routing copper tubing from the water line to the refrigerator.
Instructions for connecting the copper tubing to the shutoff valve securely.
Process of turning on water and flushing the line to clear debris.
Steps for connecting the copper tubing to the refrigerator's water inlet.
Turning on the water supply at the shutoff valve and checking for leaks.
Connecting the refrigerator to a grounded electrical outlet after water line setup.
Setting the icemaker feeler arm to ON to enable ice production.
Final step of positioning the refrigerator and arranging the tubing.
Troubleshooting steps for when the refrigerator is not operating.
Reasons why the refrigerator motor might run for extended periods.
Causes for the refrigerator motor starting and stopping frequently.
Troubleshooting vibration and rattling sounds from the refrigerator.
Explanation of normal sounds the refrigerator may make during operation.
Specific troubleshooting for icemaker buzzing and sounds.
Explanation for warm air expelled from the bottom of the refrigerator.
Troubleshooting steps for doors that do not close correctly.
Addressing issues with compartments being too warm.
Causes and solutions for foods drying out inside the refrigerator.
Explaining frost or ice crystals on frozen food items.
Troubleshooting slow ice cube formation.
Addressing issues with ice cubes having an unpleasant odor or taste.
Troubleshooting steps when the automatic icemaker is not functioning.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-functional cube dispenser.
Resolving issues with water having a poor taste or odor from the dispenser.
Explaining why the first glass of dispensed water may be warm.
Troubleshooting steps when the water dispenser is not functioning.
Explaining the normal warmth of the divider due to the energy saver system.
Addressing condensation forming on the exterior of the refrigerator.
Causes and solutions for moisture buildup inside the refrigerator.
Troubleshooting water leaks on the kitchen floor or freezer bottom.
Steps to eliminate or prevent odors within the refrigerator.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-functional interior light.
Information on scheduling expert repair service for your appliance.
Contact details for the GE Answer Center for product inquiries and assistance.
Contact information for customers with hearing or speech impairments.
Information on purchasing extended service contracts for future support.
How to order parts and accessories for your refrigerator.
Details the CAMCO warranty for parts and labor for the first year.
Covers the warranty for the sealed refrigerating system for the subsequent four years.
Outlines the conditions and limitations applicable to the warranty.
Details the parts and labor covered under the warranty for one and five years.
Describes the warranty for specific Lexan® polycarbonate resin pans and drawers.
Lists items and situations not covered by the refrigerator warranty.
