Refrigerator User Manual

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E%2aseRead carefully.

use phlg

Becauseof’potentialsafetyhazards

undercertainconditions,westrongly

recommendagainstuseofan adapter

plug.However,if you stillelect

to usean adapter, where local

codespermit, a TEIvHWRARY

CONNECTION maybe made to a

properlygrounded two-prongwall

outletby use of a UL listedadapter

(Fig.2) availableat most IO~al

hardwarestores.

l+~pt)F?ARYMETHOD ,

(ADAPTERPLUGSNOT

PERMITTEDIN CANADA)

ALIGNLARGE

PRONGS/SLOTS~ ~ <;: e -~ 4

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.; INSUREPROPERGROUND

Fig. 2

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ANO FIRMCONNECTION

BEFOREUSE

The larger slot in the adapter must

be alignedwiththelargerslotin the

walloutletto provideproperpolarity

in the connectionofthe powercord.

CAUTION:Attachingan adapter

ground terminal to the walloutlet

coverscrew does not ground the

appliance unless the cover screw

is metal, and not insulated, and

the walloutlet isgrounded through

the house wiring. Youshould have

circuit checked bya qualified

electrician to make sure the outlet

is properly grounded.

When disconnecting the power

cord from the adapter,alwayshold

the adapter with one hand. If this

is not done, the adapter ground

terminal is very likely to break

with repeated use.

Should the adapter ground

‘terminalbreak, DO NOT USE the

app!imm until a proper ground

has again been established.

Use Ull”ds

Because of potential s:~fetyhazards

under certain conditions. we

strongly recommend against the

USCof an extension cord. However,

if you still elect to usc an extension

ct}rd,it is absolutely IICCCSSW-}1that

it bc :]LILIistmi.3-wiregroun~iing

typeapplianceextensioncordhaving

a groundingtypeplugand outlet

and that the electricalratingof the

cord be 15amperes (minimum)and

120volts.

The refrigerator should

always be plugged into its own

individual electrical 43UBtkt—

(115volt, 60 Hertz, singlephase

AC). This is recommendedfor best

performance and to prevent

overloadinghousewiring circuits,

which could cause a fire hazard

from overheatingwires.

Refrigerator location

Installthe refrigeratoron a floor

strong enoughto supportit when

it is fully loaded.

Do not installrefrigeratorwhere

temperature will go beIow60°F.

because it will notrun oftenenough

to maintain proper temperatures.

Also see Energy-SavingTips

regarding location.

clearances

AHOWthe followingclearances

for ease of installationand proper

air circulation:

Sides,3/4”

Top,1“

Back, 1“

If Model TBX19is to be installed

agai~lsta wall on the hinge side,

allow 1Yi”for door clearance.

water supply to Ieemaker

(onmodelsso equipped)

Youwill need to connect your

icemaker to a cold water line. A

water supply kit containing copper

tubing, shut-off %Talve,fittingsand

instructions is availableat extra

cost from your dealer. There

should be sufficient tubing for the

icemaker from the cold water

su13ply to allow you to movethe

refrigerator out from the wall

several feet (approximately 8 feet

of 1/4”copper tubing in three

N1-inchdiameter coils).

Legs

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Somemodelshaveadjustaide

rollersthat enableyouto move

the refrigeratorawayfrom the wall

for cleaning;othermodelshave

adjustablewkvelinglegs. Rollersor

legsshouldbe set so the refrigerator

is firmly positionedon the floor

and the front is raisedjust enough

that the doors closeeasilywhen

opened about halfway.

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Turn the two front roller adjusting

screwsor four corner levelinglegs

clockwise to raisethe refrigerator,

counterclockwiseto lowerit.

When adjusting rollers or leveling

k?3@&

legsfor proper door closure, we --

recommend that the bottom front --

edgeof the cabinetbe approximately

3/-4”from the floor.

If yourrefrigeratorhas a.base

grille, you can turn the adjusting

screwsthroughopeningsin the grille.

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If you would rather remove the

base grille, grasp the bottom of the

grille and pull it out.

the cl;ps on the back ;f the grille ~ ~)

with the openings in the baseplate

‘G’;

and push the grille forward until it

snaps into place.