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PROBLEM
POSSM.J3 CAUSE AND
HOTAIR FROM
@Normal air flowcoolingmotor.In the refrigerationprocess, it is normalthatheatbe
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BOTTOMOF
expelledin the area underthe refrigerator.Somefloor coveringswilldiscolorat these
REFRIGERATOR
normaland safe operatingtemperatures.Yourfloor coveringsuppliershouldbe
consultedif youobjectto this discoloration.
FRESH FOOD
@Temperaturecontrolnot setcold enough, Refertopage5.
OR FREEZER
@Warmweather—frequentdooropenings.
COMPARTMENT
TEMPERATURE
~Door leftopen for too longa time.
TOOWARM
~Packageholdingdoor open or blockingair ductin freezezcompartment.
FROSTOR ICE
~Door mayhavebeen leftajar or packageholdingdoor open.
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CRYSTALSON
* Toofrequentor too long door openings.
FROZEN FOOD
~Frost withinpackageis normal.
AUTOMATIC
@Icemakerfeeler arm in OFF (up)position.
ICEMAKER
DOES NOTWORK
~Watersupplyturned offor notconnected.
(on modelsso equipped)
@Freezer compartmenttoo warm.
@Cubes too small—watershutoffvalveconnectingrefrigeratorto home waterline
maybe clogged.
SLOWICE CUBE
@Door mayhavebeen left ajar.
FREEZING
~Turn temperature of freezer compartmentcolder.
[CECUBES HAVE
@Old cubes need to be discarded.
2DOR/TASTE
~Ice storagebin needsto be emptiedand washed.
@Unsealed packagesin refrigeratorand/or freezer compartments maybe transmitting
odor/tasteto ice cubes.
~Interior of refrigerator needs cleaning. Referto page 14.
tiOISTURE FORMS
~Not unusualduring periods ofhighhumidity.
)N CABINET
POWER SAVER/MOISTURE CONTROL
~ij
.1
IURFACEBETWEEN
~Movepower saver switchto the right.
b
POWER S/WEF?SETTINCir ~ s
‘HE DOORS
IF MOISTURE FORMS .- I
BETWEEN DOORS SET HEF J
IOISTURE
~Too f~-equentor too long door openings.
XILLECTSINSIDE
@In humid weather, air carries moisture into refrigerator when doors are opened.
EI?RIGERATOR
QFoods with strong odors should be tightly covered.
AS ODOR
o Check for spoiled food.
@Interior needs cleaning. Refer to page 14.
QDefrost water system needs cleaning.
OKeep open box of baking soda in refrigerator; replace every three months.
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