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General| Brand | Kenmore |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 253.28052 |
| Category | Freezer |
| Type | Upright Freezer |
| Color | White |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Installation Type | Freestanding |
| Number of Door Bins | 5 |
| Reversible Door | Yes |
| Temperature Alarm | No |
| Lock | No |
| Annual Energy Use | 424 kWh |
| Temperature Control | Mechanical |
| Defrost Type | Frost Free |
Record model and serial numbers for future reference from the serial plate.
Use only soap and water to clean the serial plate.
Overview of safety precautions, symbols, and risk type definitions.
Do not store flammable liquids, do not operate with explosive fumes.
Keep children away from packaging to prevent suffocation hazards.
Instructions for safe disposal to prevent child entrapment and environmental harm.
Details on proper electrical connections, grounding, and avoiding shock hazards.
Details of the one-year limited warranty and what it covers.
Lists items not covered and limitations on implied warranties.
Covers parts, labor, unlimited service calls, no-lemon guarantee, and more.
Information on scheduling service and contact numbers for the US and Canada.
Instructions on choosing a location and ensuring proper space for air circulation.
Importance of leveling for proper function and how to level upright and chest models.
Instructions for cleaning removable parts, interior, and exterior before first use.
Steps for unpacking and leveling upright models, including removing crating screws.
Guides for removing doors on non-electronic models; technician needed for electronic.
Advice on placement, food storage, and organization for energy efficiency.
Allow four hours for the freezer to cool down before loading food.
How to adjust the temperature knob on models with this control type.
Adjusting temperature using UP/DOWN symbols and locking the control.
Warning features for doors left open and high internal temperatures.
How to initiate and exit a manual defrost cycle using control buttons.
Refers to a separate guide for models with deluxe electronic controls.
Features for securing the door and indicating defrost needs.
Steps to reset the control system after power surges or interruptions.
Table explaining display statuses, functions, and responses for chest freezer alarms.
Slide-out baskets, adjustable interior shelves, and door bins for storage.
Information on the interior light and a tilt-out shelf for door storage.
Zone maintaining a slightly higher temperature for items like ice cream.
Bookends for neat storage and a shelf for frozen pizzas.
Dividers for custom arrangement of storage bins in chest freezers.
Use a plastic scraper to remove frost between defrost cycles.
How to defrost upright models using the drain plug and external tube.
How to defrost chest models using the drain outlet and plug.
Washing interior surfaces and removable parts with baking soda solution.
Washing the cabinet with mild detergent and wiping dry.
Advice for short vacations, long vacations, and moving the freezer.
Steps to prevent damage when moving the freezer, including disconnecting power and securing items.
How to keep food frozen during power outages and use of dry ice.
Steps to take if the freezer stops operating, including contacting service.
Potential causes and solutions when the freezer is not running.
Potential causes and solutions for excessive freezer operation.
Causes and solutions for interior temperatures being too cold or too warm.
Explanation for warm external freezer walls.
Explains normal compressor sounds and troubleshooting for vibrations and rattling.
Causes and solutions for moisture and frost buildup inside and outside the freezer.
Causes and solutions for odors and the door not closing properly.
Causes and solutions for the interior light not working.
Sears' assurance of nationwide service and professional technicians.
Benefits of a maintenance agreement for value and service.
Instructions for customers to report missing or defective parts.
How to provide feedback for product or instruction improvements.
