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CLEANING

It

is

important

that

your

refrigerator

be

kept

clean

to

prevent

undesirable

odors.

Spilled

food

should

be

wiped

up

immediately,

since

it

may

acidify

and

stain

plastic

surfaces

if

allowed

to

settle.

Never

use

metallic

scouring

pads,

brushes,

coarse

abrasive

cleaners,

or

strong

alkaline

solutions

on

any

surface.

Before

you

clean,

remember

that

damp

objects

will

stick

or

adhere

to

extremely

cold

surfaces.

Do

not

touch

frozen

surfaces

with

wet

or

damp

hands.

EXTERIOR

-

Use

a

lukewarm

solution

of

mild

soap

or

detergent

to

clean

the

durable

finish

of

your

refrigerator.

Wipe

with

a

clean,

damp

cloth

and

then

dry.

INTERIOR

-

Regular

cleaning

of

the

interior

and

interior

parts

is

recommended.

If

you

have

the

No

Frost

model

which

defrosts

automatically,

leave

both

doors

open

during

the

entire

cleaning

process.

Disconnect

the

power

supply,

and

remove

food

and

all

compartment

shelves,

storage

trays

etc.

Wash

all

compartments

with

a

baking

soda

solution.

Rinse

and

dry.

INTERIOR

PARTS

-

Wash

compartment

shelves,

door

racks,

storage

trays,

and

magnetic

door

seals

etc.

with

the

baking

soda

solution

or

a

mild

detergent

and

warm

water.

Rinse

and

dry.

GENERAL

INFORMATION

VACATION

TIME

During

average

length

vacations,

you

will

probably

find

it

best

to

leave

the

refrigerator

in

operation.

Place

freezable

items

in

freezer

for

longer

life.

When

you

plan

to

be

away

for

an

extended

period,

remove

all

food,

disconnect

the

power

cord,

clean

the

interior

thoroughly,

and

leave

each

door

OPEN

to

prevent

odor

formation.

POWER

FAILURE

Most

power

failures

are

corrected

in

an

hour

or

two

and

will

not

affect

your

refrigerator

temperatures.

However,

you

should

minimize

the

number

of

door

openings

while

the

power

is

off.

During

power

failures

of

longer

duration,

place

a

block

of

dry

ice

on

top

of

your

frozen

packages.

DRY

ICE

WARNING

When

using

dry

ice,

provide

adequate

ventilation.

Dry

ice

is

frozen

carbon

dioxide

(CO

2

).

When

it

vaporizes,

it

can

displace

oxygen,

causing

dizziness,

light-headedness,

unconsciousness,

and

death

by

suffocation.

Open

a

window

and

do

not

breathe

the

vapors.

IF

YOU

MOVE

If

you

move,

empty

the

refrigerator

(freezer)

completely

and

wash

a

mild

solution

of

baking

soda

and

water.

(2

TBS

soda

to

1

quart

water)

Be

sure

the

soda

is

completely

dissolved

to

avoid

scratching

the

inside

of

the

refrigerator

(freezer).

Secure

any

loose

items,

such

as

racks,

bins,

ice

trays,

etc.

Do

not

try

to

move

a

loaded

refrigerator.

ANTI-CONDENSATION

PIPE

The

outside

wall

of

the

refrigerator

cabinet

may

sometimes

get

warm,

especially

just

after

installation.

Don't

be

alarmed.

This

is

due

to

the

anti-condensation

pipe,

which

pumps

hot

refrigerant

to

prevent

sweating

on

the

outer

cabinet

wall.

WARNING

Always

remove

power

cord

from

the

wall

outlet

prior

to

cleaning

in

the

vicinity

of

electrical

parts

(lamps,

switches,

controls,

etc.).

Wipe

up

excess

moisture

with

a

sponge

or

cloth

to

prevent

water

or

liquid

from

getting

into

any

electrical

part

and

causing

a

electric

shock.

Do

not

use

flammable

or

toxic

cleaning

liquids.

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