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Record refrigerator model and serial numbers from the serial plate for future reference.
Complete and return the self-addressed Product Registration Card to the manufacturer.
Follow instructions to prevent child entrapment and suffocation when discarding old refrigerators.
Avoid storing flammable liquids near the appliance and read product labels for warnings.
Keep children away from packaging materials and ensure discarded appliances are made safe.
Ensure proper grounding, use dedicated outlets, and avoid extension cords or adapter plugs.
Install refrigerator near a grounded outlet, away from heat sources, on a level floor.
Ensure proper clearances for ventilation and door swing, and maintain temperature range.
Position refrigerator for optimal drawer and basket access with doors opened to 135°.
Adjust front rollers to ensure cabinet is level and stable, with doors sealing evenly.
Clean interior and exterior with mild detergent. Remove labels carefully.
Connect a 1/4 inch copper water supply line, ensuring compliance with plumbing codes.
Allow 8-12 hours for the refrigerator to reach safe food storage temperatures before loading.
Set refrigerator control to midpoint, adjust by one increment for desired temperature.
Set freezer control to midpoint, adjust by one increment; changes may affect both compartments.
Adjust shelves as needed for individual storage requirements, removing shipping clips.
Utilize door bins for convenient storage of jars, bottles, and cans.
Store fruits and vegetables in the crisper drawer; adjust humidity for optimal freshness.
Use the Meat Keeper for partial freezing of meat; adjust Chilled Air Control for colder temps.
Use the slide-out wire basket for easy access to frozen food packages.
Use the shelf for storing tall items vertically in the freezer compartment.
Select water, crushed ice, or ice cubes by sliding the knob and pressing a glass.
The dispenser light turns on/off with the knob and automatically when dispensing.
Water tank refills automatically; draw and discard initial glasses to rinse system.
Ice maker produces cubes stored in bin; lower signal arm to ON; discard initial cubes.
Wash interior surfaces with baking soda solution; clean removable parts separately.
Wash cabinet and handles with mild detergent; clean condenser and air vents periodically.
Unplug refrigerator, wear gloves, and replace bulb with the same wattage appliance bulb.
Prepare refrigerator for short or long vacations, and follow guidelines for safe moving.
Detailed instructions on how to remove full-length trim and handles from the refrigerator doors.
Instructions to remove freezer and refrigerator doors, including initial preparation steps.
Step-by-step guide to disconnect water line, wiring, and remove the freezer door.
Step-by-step guide to remove the refrigerator door hinge bracket and door.
Instructions for reconnecting wiring, water line, and reattaching the freezer door.
Reverse the removal steps to reattach the refrigerator door.
Troubleshoot common issues when the refrigerator compressor does not run.
Identify causes for excessive refrigerator operation, like ambient conditions or door seals.
Understand normal compressor on/off cycles controlled by the thermostat.
Address freezing issues in freezer or refrigerator compartments.
Check if refrigerator control setting is too cold causing drawer freezing.
Adjust Meat Keeper temperature settings or Chilled Air Control.
Troubleshoot causes for insufficient cooling in freezer or refrigerator.
Adjust freezer control to a colder setting for optimal temperature.
Adjust refrigerator control to a colder setting for optimal temperature.
Adjust Chilled Air Control to a colder setting for the Meat Keeper.
Normal in humid conditions; check door seals and opening frequency.
Moisture from produce; dry items before storage.
Normal for washed produce; dry items before storage.
Condensation from humidity; check door seals and opening frequency.
Verify ice maker arm position, water supply, and freezer temperature.
Check water line, filter, and freezer temperature for proper ice production.
Ensure nothing obstructs the ice maker arm and check for filter clogs.
Use dispenser frequently or shake bin; check for filter issues.
Store food properly, discard stale ice, and use water filter for taste improvement.
Check freezer temperature, ice bin, water supply, and dispensing mechanism.
Clear ice jams caused by melting/refreezing or auger obstructions.
Verify water supply, freezer door closure, and water filter condition.
Flush system, check connections, and consider water filter or copper tubing.
Ensure adequate water supply and check water pump system pressure.
Clean interior and store odorous foods in sealed containers.
Check for obstructions, proper closure, leveling, and wall clearances.
Avoid overloading drawers and clean drawer tracks and rollers.
Hear ice cubes dropping into the bin during normal operation.
Air circulation sound from the fan forcing air through the cabinet.
Boiling or gurgling sounds from refrigerant flow through the evaporator.
Hissing or popping sounds during defrost cycles from water dripping on the heater.
Buzzing sound and running water when the ice maker fills with water.
Snapping sounds from controls turning on/off; timer sounds like a clock.
Rigid foam insulation amplifies sound due to its energy-efficient properties.
High-pitched hum or pulsating sound from modern, high-efficiency compressors.
Covers all parts for two years from purchase date for defects in materials or workmanship.
Covers parts of the sealed refrigeration system for third through fifth years.
Provides replacement compressor for sixth through tenth years if defective.
Specific warranty provisions apply to the state of Alaska.
Consumer responsibilities include proper use, installation, and electrical connection.
Lists items not covered by the warranty, such as cosmetic damage or misuse.
Instructions on how to obtain warranty service and what documentation to keep.
Information on Canada's largest parts and service network for Electrolux appliances.
Covers all parts for one year from purchase date, with specific exclusions for filter cartridges.
Covers cabinet liner and sealed system parts for second through fifth years.
Consumer responsibilities for Canadian appliances, including proper use and installation.
Exclusions from the Canadian warranty coverage, such as incidental damages.
Instructions for Canadian customers on obtaining service and contact information.
Record refrigerator model and serial numbers from the serial plate for future reference.
Complete and return the self-addressed Product Registration Card to the manufacturer.
Follow instructions to prevent child entrapment and suffocation when discarding old refrigerators.
Avoid storing flammable liquids near the appliance and read product labels for warnings.
Keep children away from packaging materials and ensure discarded appliances are made safe.
Ensure proper grounding, use dedicated outlets, and avoid extension cords or adapter plugs.
Install refrigerator near a grounded outlet, away from heat sources, on a level floor.
Ensure proper clearances for ventilation and door swing, and maintain temperature range.
Position refrigerator for optimal drawer and basket access with doors opened to 135°.
Adjust front rollers to ensure cabinet is level and stable, with doors sealing evenly.
Clean interior and exterior with mild detergent. Remove labels carefully.
Connect a 1/4 inch copper water supply line, ensuring compliance with plumbing codes.
Allow 8-12 hours for the refrigerator to reach safe food storage temperatures before loading.
Set refrigerator control to midpoint, adjust by one increment for desired temperature.
Set freezer control to midpoint, adjust by one increment; changes may affect both compartments.
Adjust shelves as needed for individual storage requirements, removing shipping clips.
Utilize door bins for convenient storage of jars, bottles, and cans.
Store fruits and vegetables in the crisper drawer; adjust humidity for optimal freshness.
Use the Meat Keeper for partial freezing of meat; adjust Chilled Air Control for colder temps.
Use the slide-out wire basket for easy access to frozen food packages.
Use the shelf for storing tall items vertically in the freezer compartment.
Select water, crushed ice, or ice cubes by sliding the knob and pressing a glass.
The dispenser light turns on/off with the knob and automatically when dispensing.
Water tank refills automatically; draw and discard initial glasses to rinse system.
Ice maker produces cubes stored in bin; lower signal arm to ON; discard initial cubes.
Wash interior surfaces with baking soda solution; clean removable parts separately.
Wash cabinet and handles with mild detergent; clean condenser and air vents periodically.
Unplug refrigerator, wear gloves, and replace bulb with the same wattage appliance bulb.
Prepare refrigerator for short or long vacations, and follow guidelines for safe moving.
Detailed instructions on how to remove full-length trim and handles from the refrigerator doors.
Instructions to remove freezer and refrigerator doors, including initial preparation steps.
Step-by-step guide to disconnect water line, wiring, and remove the freezer door.
Step-by-step guide to remove the refrigerator door hinge bracket and door.
Instructions for reconnecting wiring, water line, and reattaching the freezer door.
Reverse the removal steps to reattach the refrigerator door.
Troubleshoot common issues when the refrigerator compressor does not run.
Identify causes for excessive refrigerator operation, like ambient conditions or door seals.
Understand normal compressor on/off cycles controlled by the thermostat.
Address freezing issues in freezer or refrigerator compartments.
Check if refrigerator control setting is too cold causing drawer freezing.
Adjust Meat Keeper temperature settings or Chilled Air Control.
Troubleshoot causes for insufficient cooling in freezer or refrigerator.
Adjust freezer control to a colder setting for optimal temperature.
Adjust refrigerator control to a colder setting for optimal temperature.
Adjust Chilled Air Control to a colder setting for the Meat Keeper.
Normal in humid conditions; check door seals and opening frequency.
Moisture from produce; dry items before storage.
Normal for washed produce; dry items before storage.
Condensation from humidity; check door seals and opening frequency.
Verify ice maker arm position, water supply, and freezer temperature.
Check water line, filter, and freezer temperature for proper ice production.
Ensure nothing obstructs the ice maker arm and check for filter clogs.
Use dispenser frequently or shake bin; check for filter issues.
Store food properly, discard stale ice, and use water filter for taste improvement.
Check freezer temperature, ice bin, water supply, and dispensing mechanism.
Clear ice jams caused by melting/refreezing or auger obstructions.
Verify water supply, freezer door closure, and water filter condition.
Flush system, check connections, and consider water filter or copper tubing.
Ensure adequate water supply and check water pump system pressure.
Clean interior and store odorous foods in sealed containers.
Check for obstructions, proper closure, leveling, and wall clearances.
Avoid overloading drawers and clean drawer tracks and rollers.
Hear ice cubes dropping into the bin during normal operation.
Air circulation sound from the fan forcing air through the cabinet.
Boiling or gurgling sounds from refrigerant flow through the evaporator.
Hissing or popping sounds during defrost cycles from water dripping on the heater.
Buzzing sound and running water when the ice maker fills with water.
Snapping sounds from controls turning on/off; timer sounds like a clock.
Rigid foam insulation amplifies sound due to its energy-efficient properties.
High-pitched hum or pulsating sound from modern, high-efficiency compressors.
Covers all parts for two years from purchase date for defects in materials or workmanship.
Covers parts of the sealed refrigeration system for third through fifth years.
Provides replacement compressor for sixth through tenth years if defective.
Specific warranty provisions apply to the state of Alaska.
Consumer responsibilities include proper use, installation, and electrical connection.
Lists items not covered by the warranty, such as cosmetic damage or misuse.
Instructions on how to obtain warranty service and what documentation to keep.
Information on Canada's largest parts and service network for Electrolux appliances.
Covers all parts for one year from purchase date, with specific exclusions for filter cartridges.
Covers cabinet liner and sealed system parts for second through fifth years.
Consumer responsibilities for Canadian appliances, including proper use and installation.
Exclusions from the Canadian warranty coverage, such as incidental damages.
Instructions for Canadian customers on obtaining service and contact information.
General| Brand | Gibson |
|---|---|
| Model | GRS26ZRHW6 |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
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