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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | TBX18DAXJRWW |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Contact details for the GE Answer Center for appliance assistance.
Guidance on recording model and serial numbers for warranty purposes.
Section detailing essential safety precautions and guidelines for refrigerator use.
Section covering how to operate and use the refrigerator's features.
Section with guidance on properly installing the refrigerator.
Section providing solutions for common refrigerator problems.
Section with details on obtaining service and support.
Information on how to contact GE for service and support.
Essential safety rules to follow when using the refrigerator.
Measures to prevent child entrapment in old refrigerators.
Instructions for safe disposal of CFC refrigerants.
Proper procedures for grounding and connecting the refrigerator to power.
Guidelines and recommendations for using adapter plugs.
Recommendations and warnings regarding the use of extension cords.
Final reminder to keep the manual for future reference.
Explanation of the fresh food compartment temperature adjustment.
Explanation of the freezer compartment temperature adjustment.
Details on how the fresh food control affects temperature.
Details on how the freezer control adjusts cold air flow.
Information on the power saver switch and its effects.
Methods for testing refrigerator and freezer temperatures.
Advice on proper food storage and longevity.
Instructions for adjusting the position of shelves.
Details on using the Quick Serve™ dishes and rack.
Instructions for opening, removing, and moving the Quick Store Bin.
Information on using and maintaining fruit and vegetable drawers.
How to adjust humidity levels for different produce.
Details on positioning the snacks drawer.
Explanation of the meat drawer's temperature settings.
Step-by-step guide for removing storage drawers.
Instructions for adjusting the snugger for fit.
Information on placing the freezer shelf.
Details on using the removable wine rack.
Information about door bin storage.
Description of the extra freezer shelf.
Information on the can dispenser.
Details about the baking soda holder.
How the automatic icemaker works and initial ice production.
Information about purchasing an icemaker accessory kit.
Instructions for dispensing ice and water.
How to remove and replace the ice storage bin.
Information on the optional water filter accessory.
Important facts and tips for using the ice and water dispenser.
How to clean the dispenser well and pad, including deposit removal.
Instructions for cleaning door handles and trim.
Guidelines for cleaning the refrigerator's exterior.
Tips for preventing and neutralizing odors inside the refrigerator.
How to clean the inside, including gaskets and glass shelves.
Instructions for cleaning the area beneath the refrigerator.
Precautions and steps for safely moving the refrigerator.
Procedure for replacing a burned-out light bulb.
Steps to take before leaving the refrigerator for an extended period.
Instructions for securing contents and preparing for transport.
Requirements for connecting the icemaker to a water supply.
Guidelines for choosing a suitable location for the refrigerator.
Specific measurements for air circulation and access.
Explanation of the three functions of the refrigerator rollers.
Step-by-step guide to adjusting the rollers.
Important warnings and safety measures before starting water line installation.
How to determine the correct length of copper tubing needed.
List of tools and parts needed for water line installation.
Procedure for turning off the main water supply.
Steps for installing the shutoff valve to the cold water pipe.
Guide for routing copper tubing and connecting it to the shutoff valve.
Procedure for flushing the water line after connection.
How to connect the water tubing to the refrigerator's water valve.
Steps to activate the icemaker after water connection.
Key considerations before reversing or removing refrigerator doors.
List of necessary tools for door reversal and removal.
Steps to take before removing any refrigerator door.
Procedure for removing the freezer door on non-dispenser models.
Instructions for moving the bottom hinge bracket to the opposite side.
Instructions for moving the center hinge bracket.
Instructions for interchanging the top hinge.
Instructions for moving door stops to the opposite side.
Procedure for reversing the handle on the fresh food door.
Procedure for reversing the handle on the freezer door.
Steps for reattaching the fresh food door to the hinges.
Steps for reattaching the freezer door on non-dispenser models.
Sounds produced by the icemaker and evaporator fan.
Sounds associated with defrost cycles and timers.
Sounds from plastic liners and water valves.
Sounds generated by the compressor and condenser fan.
Troubleshooting steps for a refrigerator that does not operate.
Diagnosing frequent motor cycling or long operating periods.
Troubleshooting causes of vibration and rattling.
Resolving issues with compartments being too warm.
Addressing frost or ice crystals on frozen food.
Troubleshooting common problems with the automatic icemaker.
Solutions for small ice cubes or slow ice freezing.
Resolving problems with ice cubes having odors or tastes.
Addressing moisture on the cabinet or inside the refrigerator.
Troubleshooting food freezing and cube dispenser issues.
Methods for eliminating refrigerator odors.
Understanding normal heat expulsion from the bottom of the refrigerator.
Explanation of the normal orange glow in the freezer.
Troubleshooting doors that do not close properly.
Details on the first year and next four years warranty coverage in Canada.
General terms and conditions for Canadian warranty service.
Overview of GE's one-year, five-year, and lifetime warranty coverage in the USA.
Items and conditions not covered by the GE warranty in the USA.
Phone numbers for GE Answer Center and in-home repair service.
Information on special needs service and extended service contracts.
Resources for parts, accessories, and resolving service satisfaction issues.
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