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DEFROSTING
For the most efficient operation and
mininum energy consumption, defrost
freezer compartment when there is
excessive frost one the wall of the freezer
section (or reaches a quarter inch thick). If
defrosting is not done for a long period of
time (longer than 2 weeks) and the ice layer
on the freezer wall reaches over a quarter
inch '1/4) thick, remove food stored in
freezer compartment and keep door open in
order to defrost faster.
To start defrosting, push button at the
center of the temoerature control knob. The
compressor will stop running and will
automatically re-start once ice is melted.
During the defrost operation, you may let
the water fall into a pot (see sketch below)
by pulling the red discharge tab under the
defrost pan. In this case, you do not have to
remove the drip tray.{Figure 3)
After the defrost operation, clean the water
in the drio trav.
FIGURES
The flap on the rear of the drip tray
has two different settings;
"Open" and "Close" (Figs.A and B).
FIGURE B
The drip tray should be set to the
“Open" position for normal function.
To change the flap setting (if required)
simply pull out the drip tray (Fig. C).
FIGURE C
After changing the flap setting, please do
NOT forget to reinsert the drip tray !
CHANGING THE LIGHT BULB
Before removing the light bulb, either
unplug the refrigerator or disconnect the
electricity leading to the refrigerator at the
main power supply. Failure to do so could
result In electrical shock or personal injury.
To change the refrigerator light:
1 -Remove the bulb cover in front of the
thermostat box. Notice there is a screw
holding this cover.
2- Remove bulb.
3- Repiace with a 15 watt appliance bulb.
4- Reconnect refrigerator to power supply.
Note: Be sure to replace bulb with one of
the same size and shape.
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