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Kenmore 28093 - User Manual

Kenmore 28093
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Use & Care Guide
Manual de Uso y Cuidado
Guide d’utilisation et d’entretien
English / Español / Français
P/N 297437100 (1208)
Sears Brands Management Corporation
Homan Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.
www.kenmore.com
www.sears.com
Sears Canada Inc.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5B 2C3
www.sears.ca
Freezer
®
Kenmore Elite
Congelador
Congélateur
Models/Modelos/Modèles: 253.28092, 28093, 28099, 28712, 16082, 16582
970.16202, 16252
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Summary

Record Model and Serial Numbers

Important Safety Instructions

Read and understand all safety precautions before operating the appliance.

Important Safety Instructions

For Your Safety

Do not store flammable liquids, operate in explosive fumes, and remove shipping spacers.

Child Safety

Destroy packaging material to prevent suffocation hazards for children.

Proper Disposal of Appliance

Follow instructions to prevent child entrapment and ensure proper refrigerant disposal.

Electrical Information

Ensure proper grounding, avoid extension cords, and repair damaged power cords.

Warranty Information

Kenmore Elite Limited Warranty

Details coverage for parts, labor, and refrigerant system failures for one and five years.

Disclaimer of Warranties

Outlines limitations on implied warranties and liability for damages.

Master Protection Agreements

Sears Installation Service

Information on professional installation services for home appliances.

First Steps

Installation

Choose a grounded outlet, ensure proper ventilation space, and avoid extension cords.

Leveling

Ensure the freezer is level for proper door sealing and operation.

Cleaning (Prior to Use)

Wash interior and removable parts with mild detergent and warm water.

First Steps (Continued)

Door Removal (Non-Electronic Models)

Step-by-step instructions for removing the freezer door on non-electronic models.

Door Removal (Electronic Models)

Advise to contact a technician for door removal on electronic models.

Energy-Saving Tips

Setting the Temperature Control

Cool Down Period

Allow four hours for the freezer to cool completely before loading food.

Electromechanical Temperature Control

Instructions for adjusting temperature using the control knob inside the freezer.

Standard Electronic Temperature Control

Instructions for adjusting temperature using UP/DOWN buttons on the control panel.

Deluxe Electronic Temperature Control

Refers to a separate guide for deluxe electronic control panel operation.

Optional Features

Security Lock with Pop-Out Key

How to use the security lock to keep the freezer door snugly closed.

Blue Defrost Button

Indicates when it's time to defrost based on frost covering the blue button.

Temp Alarm

Alerts when the internal temperature exceeds 23°F, with buzzer and light indicators.

Manual Defrost Mode

How to initiate and exit a 30-minute manual defrost cycle.

Control Troubleshooting

Steps to reset the control unit after power surges or interruptions.

Optional Features (Continued)

Slide-Out Basket

Describes the function and removal of the bottom slide-out basket.

Interior Light

Explains how the interior light operates and how to replace the bulb.

Tilt-Out Shelf

Details the tilt-out shelf on the door for additional storage.

Adjustable Door Bins

Describes adjustable door bins for flexible storage space on the door.

Soft Freeze Zone

Explains the purpose of the Soft Freeze Zone for higher temperatures.

Adjustable Interior Shelves

Instructions on how to move and adjust interior shelves.

Optional Features (Continued)

Wire Shelf Bookend

How to use bookends to keep boxed items neat on shelves.

Pizza Shelf

Describes the pizza shelf for storing multiple pizzas and its retraction.

Chest Divider

Explains how to use dividers to organize storage bins in a chest freezer.

Care and Cleaning

Between Defrostings

Advice on removing frost using a plastic scraper to avoid frequent defrosting.

Defrostings

When and how to defrost the freezer, including unplugging the unit.

To Defrost Upright Models with Defrost Drain

Steps for defrosting upright models using the internal drain plug and external tube.

Care and Cleaning (Continued)

To Defrost Chest Models with Defrost Drain

Steps for defrosting chest models using the drain outlet and adapter.

To Defrost Models without Defrost Drain

Method for defrosting models without a drain using hot water.

Cleaning the Inside

Instructions for cleaning the freezer interior with baking soda solution.

Cleaning the Outside

How to clean the exterior cabinet with mild detergent.

Vacation and Moving Tips

Guidelines for leaving the freezer during vacations or when moving.

Power Failure;Freezer Failure

If a Power Failure Occurs

How to keep food frozen during a power outage and use of dry ice.

If the Freezer Has Stopped Operating

What to do if the freezer stops running and when to call for service.

Before You Call

Freezer Does Not Run

Potential causes and solutions when the freezer fails to start.

Freezer Runs Too Much or Too Long

Reasons and fixes for the freezer operating excessively.

Interior Freezer Temperature Too Cold

Causes and solutions for the freezer being too cold.

Interior Freezer Temperature Too Warm

Causes and solutions for the freezer not being cold enough.

Freezer External Surface Temperature is Warm

Explains that warm exterior walls are normal during compressor operation.

Louder Sound Levels When Freezer is On

Explains that modern freezers may have louder sounds due to efficiency.

Longer Sound Levels When Compressor Comes On

Explains that sounds during compressor start-up are normal.

Before You Call (Continued)

Popping or Cracking Sound When Compressor Comes On

Explains that expansion/contraction sounds are normal.

Bubbling or Gurgling Sound

Explains that refrigerant circulation sounds are normal.

Vibrating or Rattling Noise

Causes and solutions for vibration or rattling, often related to leveling.

Moisture Forms on Inside Freezer Walls

Causes and solutions for internal moisture build-up.

Moisture Forms on Outside of Freezer

Causes and solutions for external condensation.

Odors in Freezer

How to clean the interior to remove odors.

Door Will Not Close

Causes and solutions for the door not closing properly, often related to leveling.

Light Bulb Is Not On

Troubleshooting steps for a non-working interior light bulb.

Sears Service

Sears Maintenance Agreement

Details of the maintenance agreement for extended service and benefits.

Sears Canada Customers

Contact information and request for feedback for Canadian customers.

Summary

Record Model and Serial Numbers

Important Safety Instructions

Read and understand all safety precautions before operating the appliance.

Important Safety Instructions

For Your Safety

Do not store flammable liquids, operate in explosive fumes, and remove shipping spacers.

Child Safety

Destroy packaging material to prevent suffocation hazards for children.

Proper Disposal of Appliance

Follow instructions to prevent child entrapment and ensure proper refrigerant disposal.

Electrical Information

Ensure proper grounding, avoid extension cords, and repair damaged power cords.

Warranty Information

Kenmore Elite Limited Warranty

Details coverage for parts, labor, and refrigerant system failures for one and five years.

Disclaimer of Warranties

Outlines limitations on implied warranties and liability for damages.

Master Protection Agreements

Sears Installation Service

Information on professional installation services for home appliances.

First Steps

Installation

Choose a grounded outlet, ensure proper ventilation space, and avoid extension cords.

Leveling

Ensure the freezer is level for proper door sealing and operation.

Cleaning (Prior to Use)

Wash interior and removable parts with mild detergent and warm water.

First Steps (Continued)

Door Removal (Non-Electronic Models)

Step-by-step instructions for removing the freezer door on non-electronic models.

Door Removal (Electronic Models)

Advise to contact a technician for door removal on electronic models.

Energy-Saving Tips

Setting the Temperature Control

Cool Down Period

Allow four hours for the freezer to cool completely before loading food.

Electromechanical Temperature Control

Instructions for adjusting temperature using the control knob inside the freezer.

Standard Electronic Temperature Control

Instructions for adjusting temperature using UP/DOWN buttons on the control panel.

Deluxe Electronic Temperature Control

Refers to a separate guide for deluxe electronic control panel operation.

Optional Features

Security Lock with Pop-Out Key

How to use the security lock to keep the freezer door snugly closed.

Blue Defrost Button

Indicates when it's time to defrost based on frost covering the blue button.

Temp Alarm

Alerts when the internal temperature exceeds 23°F, with buzzer and light indicators.

Manual Defrost Mode

How to initiate and exit a 30-minute manual defrost cycle.

Control Troubleshooting

Steps to reset the control unit after power surges or interruptions.

Optional Features (Continued)

Slide-Out Basket

Describes the function and removal of the bottom slide-out basket.

Interior Light

Explains how the interior light operates and how to replace the bulb.

Tilt-Out Shelf

Details the tilt-out shelf on the door for additional storage.

Adjustable Door Bins

Describes adjustable door bins for flexible storage space on the door.

Soft Freeze Zone

Explains the purpose of the Soft Freeze Zone for higher temperatures.

Adjustable Interior Shelves

Instructions on how to move and adjust interior shelves.

Optional Features (Continued)

Wire Shelf Bookend

How to use bookends to keep boxed items neat on shelves.

Pizza Shelf

Describes the pizza shelf for storing multiple pizzas and its retraction.

Chest Divider

Explains how to use dividers to organize storage bins in a chest freezer.

Care and Cleaning

Between Defrostings

Advice on removing frost using a plastic scraper to avoid frequent defrosting.

Defrostings

When and how to defrost the freezer, including unplugging the unit.

To Defrost Upright Models with Defrost Drain

Steps for defrosting upright models using the internal drain plug and external tube.

Care and Cleaning (Continued)

To Defrost Chest Models with Defrost Drain

Steps for defrosting chest models using the drain outlet and adapter.

To Defrost Models without Defrost Drain

Method for defrosting models without a drain using hot water.

Cleaning the Inside

Instructions for cleaning the freezer interior with baking soda solution.

Cleaning the Outside

How to clean the exterior cabinet with mild detergent.

Vacation and Moving Tips

Guidelines for leaving the freezer during vacations or when moving.

Power Failure;Freezer Failure

If a Power Failure Occurs

How to keep food frozen during a power outage and use of dry ice.

If the Freezer Has Stopped Operating

What to do if the freezer stops running and when to call for service.

Before You Call

Freezer Does Not Run

Potential causes and solutions when the freezer fails to start.

Freezer Runs Too Much or Too Long

Reasons and fixes for the freezer operating excessively.

Interior Freezer Temperature Too Cold

Causes and solutions for the freezer being too cold.

Interior Freezer Temperature Too Warm

Causes and solutions for the freezer not being cold enough.

Freezer External Surface Temperature is Warm

Explains that warm exterior walls are normal during compressor operation.

Louder Sound Levels When Freezer is On

Explains that modern freezers may have louder sounds due to efficiency.

Longer Sound Levels When Compressor Comes On

Explains that sounds during compressor start-up are normal.

Before You Call (Continued)

Popping or Cracking Sound When Compressor Comes On

Explains that expansion/contraction sounds are normal.

Bubbling or Gurgling Sound

Explains that refrigerant circulation sounds are normal.

Vibrating or Rattling Noise

Causes and solutions for vibration or rattling, often related to leveling.

Moisture Forms on Inside Freezer Walls

Causes and solutions for internal moisture build-up.

Moisture Forms on Outside of Freezer

Causes and solutions for external condensation.

Odors in Freezer

How to clean the interior to remove odors.

Door Will Not Close

Causes and solutions for the door not closing properly, often related to leveling.

Light Bulb Is Not On

Troubleshooting steps for a non-working interior light bulb.

Sears Service

Sears Maintenance Agreement

Details of the maintenance agreement for extended service and benefits.

Sears Canada Customers

Contact information and request for feedback for Canadian customers.

Kenmore 28093 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandKenmore
Model Number28093
Defrost TypeManual
Energy Star CertifiedYes
ColorWhite
Installation TypeFreestanding
Door SwingReversible
TypeFreezer

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