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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | RGS1951Z |
| Defrost Type | Manual |
| Ice Maker | Optional |
| Door Swing | Reversible |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Color Options | White, Black, Stainless Steel |
| Width | 29.75 in |
| Type | Top Freezer Refrigerator |
| Style | Top Freezer Refrigerator |
Dedicated zone for easy food organization with external access for convenience.
Compartment for rapid cooling of food and drinks, controllable via exterior display.
No-spill ice maker with removable cylinder for easy filling and automatic ice tray filling.
Accessory for crisper to protect delicate fruits and vegetables, aiding organization.
Portable egg box for 12 eggs, can be used anywhere or stored on shelves.
Function for rapid cooling of large amounts of room temperature food.
Allows operation of certain functions like Express Chill Zone and temperature adjustment.
Select a large, clean, and dry space to prevent oxidation.
Ensure proper air circulation by maintaining minimum surrounding distances.
Remove all packaging and ensure proper setup before connecting power.
Connect to the closest outlet, avoid extension cords, and ensure proper grounding.
Adjust freezer and cooler temperatures for optimal food preservation.
Regulate temperature graduations for both compartments for desired refrigeration.
Control airflow between freezer and cooler to optimize cooling or freezing processes.
Rapidly cool food and drinks using timed options on the exterior display.
Outlines recommended times to cool various beverages in the Express Chill Zone.
Speeds up cooling and freezing by operating at maximum cooling power.
Assists in saving energy when you go on holidays by optimizing operation.
Alerts when the door is left open for too long, improving efficiency and reducing energy use.
Indicates when the refrigerator is operating at maximum energy saving level.
Provides quick access to a special zone for easy food retrieval without opening the main door.
Instructions for filling the water cylinder and preparing the ice maker.
Procedure for removing ice cubes from the ice tray and storage box.
Guidelines for cleaning the ice maker using soft sponge and neutral soap.
Steps to remove and clean the ice-tray from the Smart Fill Ice Factory.
Designed to keep your fruit and vegetables fresh.
Provides organizational space for delicate fruits and vegetables.
Gourmet compartment for storing cheeses and cold meats.
Accessory for storing delicate fruits and vegetables within the crisper.
Innovative egg box that attaches to shelves for easy access and storage.
Compartment for rapidly cooling foods and drinks, with exterior display control.
High-resistance glass shelves that can be positioned for various needs.
Instructions for safely removing and replacing cooler and freezer shelves.
Procedure for removing and replacing shelves within the freezer compartment.
Smaller, versatile shelf ideal for storing jars or shorter containers.
Suitable shelf for storing all types of jars or containers.
Unique shelf designed to store gallon-sized containers.
Provides space for tall bottles and includes a holder to prevent movement.
Recommendations for refrigerating or freezing perishables immediately after purchase.
Guidelines for storing food to prevent contamination and maintain freshness.
Reference guide for optimal storage durations of various frozen food items.
Activate various refrigerator functions using the exterior control panel icons.
High-resistance glass shelves found inside the freezer and cooler, multi-positional.
Various compartments for food storage, including crisper, deli, and meat keeper.
No-spill ice maker with removable cylinder for automatic ice tray filling.
Shelves in the door for better organization, including wide, double capacity, and drink shelves.
Function to accelerate cooling time and speed up freezing after supermarket trips.
Alarm function alerts when the cooler door is open for over a minute.
Saves energy when on holiday; recommended for periods over two weeks.
Establishes refrigerator cold level on a scale of 1 (least cold) to 9 (coldest).
Accelerates cooling and freezing times by touching the icon.
Adjust the refrigerator's clock by pressing hour and minute icons simultaneously.
Instructions for safe cleaning and servicing, including condenser dust removal.
Explanation of anti-condensation mechanism and normal external heating.
Safety advice regarding touching interior, children's access, and door opening.
Recommendations for unplugging, cleaning, and leaving the door open during absences.
Advice on how to manage power outages and temperature fluctuations.
Descriptions of typical sounds like cracking, compressor noise, and cooling system noise.
Step-by-step guide for safely replacing the refrigerator's light bulb.
Troubleshooting steps for when the refrigerator is not functioning.
Resolving issues with function activation when another function is already active.
Steps to deactivate the Express Chill Zone alarm after removing food.
Troubleshooting for when the display functions are locked or unresponsive.
Addressing insufficient cooling due to time selection or load size.
Resolving difficulty opening doors caused by vacuum pressure or improper closing.
Troubleshooting water spillage from the cylinder due to seal or overfilling.
Steps to resolve unusual taste from the water dispenser, including cleaning.
Troubleshooting ice release issues from the ice maker, including cylinder positioning.
Resolving difficulty opening the water cylinder lid due to ice or improper closure.
Addressing water spillage from the cylinder valve due to obstruction or overfilling.
Ensuring the ice-tray is filled to maximum capacity for proper ice formation.
Understanding that variations in ice cube size are normal.
Troubleshooting Smart Station chilling issues, possibly due to airflow obstruction.
Identifying and resolving unusual noises from the refrigerator due to installation or accessories.
Diagnosing why the refrigerator is not cooling items, checking temperature settings and air circulation.
Understanding and managing external condensation on the refrigerator.
Managing condensation on the exterior door due to high humidity.
Steps to take before contacting customer service for a guarantee claim.
Details on warranty coverage, activation, and limitations.
Contact information and telephone numbers for service centers in various regions.
Table outlining warranty periods for different countries.
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