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A DANGER! RISK OFCHILDENTRAPMENT
PROPERDISPOSAOFTHEREFRIGERATORL 0 0 0
Child entral)ment and .;tiff' cati n are n t pr blems Refrigerants
of the past.Junked or abandoned refl_igerato_ are
still danoerous exen if they will sit for "'ust a few M1 refl_igeration products contain refl'i_erants,,
days." If)ou are getting cid of)our old refcigeratox; which trader federal law must be removed prior
to )roduct disposal If you are ,ettin , cid of
I:1 refIJgerati°n [ff°d uct: ('li:c k '_i: hthe
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accidents.
cmpan) handlin_ the di.;p ,;al abut what _'D
Before YouThrowAway YourOldRefrigerator t,, d,,.
or Freezer: _"
iJi::Take off the cloox_. _"
!i_:I,eaxe the shelxes in place so that children ma) _
not easilx climb inside, t'_
USEOFEXTENSIONCORDS
Because of potential safety hazards under certain conditions, we strongly recommend against the use
of an extension cord.
However; if xou must use an extension cord, it is absolutelx necessarx that it be a UIAisted (in the United _"
States) or a CSA-listed (in Canada), 3-wire grotmding D'pe appliance extension cord haxing a grounding _'
_])e I)lu'*_ and outlet and that the electcical ratin,*_ of the cord be 15 amperes (minimum) and 120 xolts.
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