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A
WA~~&Wh~n
using
this
appiiance,
aiways
exercise basic safety
precautions, including
the
following:
●
Use this appliance
ordy
for
its
intended
purpose
as described in this Use and Care Guide.
●
This refrigerator must be properly
instailed
in
accord~ce
with
the
Installation
btructions
before
it is used.
See
grounding instructions and
the Instigation section.
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Never
unplug
your refrigerator
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by
Pulungon
th
e
power
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Always
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grip plug
fiily
and
pull
straight out
from the
outiet.
*Repair or
repiace
immediately
all
electric
service
cords
that
have become frayed or
otherwise
damaged.
Do
not
use a cord that shows
crack
or abrasion damage
aiong
its length or at
either
the
plug
or connector end.
*When moving your refrigerator
away
from
—
the
waii,
be
carefui
not
to
rofl
over or damage
the
power
cord.
o
m’
not
aiiow
chiidren
to climb,
stand
or
hang on
the
shelves
in the refrigerator. They
could damage the refrigerator and seriously
injure
themselves.
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●
If
your
old refrigerator
is
still around
the
house
but not
in
use, be sure to
remove the doors. This
will
reduce the
possibility of danger to children.
*
After
your
refri~rator
is
in
operation,
do
not
touch the
cold
surfaces
in
the freezer
compartment particularly when hands
are damp
or
weL
Stin
may
adhere
to
these
extremely cold surfaces.
*
b
not
place
fingers or
hands
on the
automatic
icema~g
mechanism
w~e
the refrigerator
is
pi~ed
in. This
will prevent contact with
the
moving
parts of
the
ejector mechanism, or with the
heating element that releases the cubes.
*Do
not
aiiow
anyone to climb,
si~
stand or hang
an
the
Ref~hment
Center Compartment
door.
They
could
duage
the refrigerator and
maybe
even
tip
it
over,
G&using
severe
personai
inj~.
*
D@n’t
m~Hze
fro~en
foods
wMch
have
thawed
completely. The
United
States
Department
of
Agriculture in Home and
tiden
Bulletin
No,
69
says:
“,.. You
may
safely refreeze
fro2en
foods that have
thawed if they
still
contain
ice
crystais
or if
they
are
still
cold—below
40QF.
“.
,. Thawed ground meats,
pouhry
or
fish
that have
any
off-odor or off-color should
not
be
refrozen
and
should
not
be
eaten.
Thawed
ice
cream
should
be
discarded.
If
the odor or
color
of any food is poor
or questionable, get rid of it. The food maybe
dangerous to eat.
“Even partial thawing and refreezing reduces the
eating quality of foods, particularly
fmits,
vegetables and prepared foods. The
eating
quaiity
of red meat is affected less than
that
of many
other
foods.
Use refrozen foods as soon
as
possible to
save as much of
their
eating quality as you can.”
.
Unplug
your refrigerator
before
cleaning
and
mting
repairs.
NOTE:
We strongly
recommend that any servicing be
performed by
aqudified
individual.
●
Before
replacing a burned-out light bulb,
unplug the refrigerator or turnoff power
at
the
circuit
bre&er
or fuse box in order to
avoid
contact
with a
iive
wire filament. (A burned-out light bulb
may
bre~
when
being replaced,)
NOTE:
Turning
control to
OFF
position does not
remove
power
to
the light circuit,
*
W
mot
store
or
use
gasoiine
or
oth~r
fi*mmahle
vapors
and liquids in
the
vicinity of this
or
any
other
ap~liance.
SAW
-SE
~S~UCTIONS