GE Side by Side 22 Dispenser Bedienungsanleitung

s instructions.........................3

operat~mgHnstructioms,mps

Appliance Registration..................................2

‘Energy-SavingTips.........................................2

FoodStorage Suggestions...........................8

Automatic Icemaker &Dispenser.........5–7

Shelves...........................................................10

Ports-Bins...................................................10

Slide-OutSpillproof Shelves..................10

QuickSpace Shelves...............................10

~Storage Drawers.............................................9

Temperature Controls...................................4

Care aRldcleaning

.. ..Condenser......................................................11

Drawers ..........................................................12

LightBulbReplacement .............................13

Water FilterAccessory...............................12

Consumer Serviees...................23

Appliance Registration..................................2

Important Phone Numbers .......................23

Model and Serial Numbers ..........................2

Warranty ........................................BackCover

Preparation

Clearances.....................................................13

Location..........................................................13

Moving............................................................13

Rollers.............................................................14

Vacation .........................................................13

Water Supplyto Icemaker .........................14

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installation

installation...............................................I 5-17

Adapter Plug..............................................15

ElectricalRequirements..........................15

ExtensionCord..........................................15

Grounding..................................................15

Water LineInstallation.....................16, 17

Profile:SidebySide22’,24’ and27’

ModelswithDispenser

Itis intendedto helpyouoperateandmaintainyour

newrefrigeratorproperly.

Keepit handyfor answerstoyourquestions.

If youdon’tunderstandsomethingor needmorehelp,

write(includeyourphonenumber):

ConsumerAffairs

GEAppliances

AppliancePark

Louisville,KY40225

Immediatelycontactthedealer(orbuilder)thatsold

youtherefrigerator.

savetimeand money.

Before you mquatSetice. oe

ChecktheProblemSolversectioninthisbook.

It listsminoroperatingproblemsthatyoucan

correctyourself.

YoL1’11seethemon alabelonthewal~besidethetop

drawerorat thebottom,just insidethefreshfood

compartmentdoor.

Thesenumbersarealsoon theConsumer

ProductOwnershipRegistrationCardthatcame

withyourrefrigerator.

Beforesendingin thiscard,pleasewritethese

numbershere:

Model Number

Serial Number

Usethesenumbersin anycorrespondenceor service

callsconcerningyourrefrigerator.

EmRGY=SAmG TWS

~Locationof yourrefrigeratoris important.Avoid

locatingitnextto yourrange,aheatingventor

wherethesunwillshinedirectlyon it.

eBe surethedoorsareclosedtightly.Beforeleaving

thehouseor retiringfor thenight,checkto be sure

thedoorshaven’tbeenleftopenaccidentally.

0Closethedoorsas soonaspossible,particularlyin eKeepfoodscoveredto reducemoisturebuildup

hot,humidweather. insidetherefrigerator.

mYou mED SERWCE

Toobtainservice,seetheConsumerServicespagein

thebackofthisbook.

We’reproudofourserviceandwantyouto be

pleased.If for somereasonyouarenothappywiththe

serviceyoureceive,herearethreestepsto followfor

furtherhelp.

FIRST,contactthepeoplewhoservicedyour

appliance.Explainwhy youarenotpleased.In most

casesthiswillsolvetheproblem.

NEXT,if youare stillnotpleased,writeallthe

details—includingyourphonenumber—to:

Manager,ConsumerRelations

GEAppliances

‘AppliancePark

Louisville,KY40225

FINALLY,if yourproblemis stillnotresolved,write:

MajorApplianceConsumer

ActionPanel

20NorthWackerDrive

Chicago,IL 60606

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incltidingthefollowing:

eNever Wnplugyowrefrigerator.by

.ptinganthe powercord.Alwaysgrip

plugfimlyandpullstraightoutfrom

+theoutlet.

~Repairor repiaceimmediatelyallelecttic

serticecods tha:havebecomefrayedor

otheitise damaged.Donotuseacordthat

-. showscracksorabrasiondamagealongitslength

-’ orateithertheplugorconnectorend.

“...Youmaysafelyrefreezefrozenfoodsthat

havethawediftheystillcontainicecrystalsorif

theyarestillcol~—below40”F.

“...Thawedgroundmeats,poultryorfishthat

haveanyoff-odororoff-colorshouldnotbe

refrozenandshouldnotbeeaten.Thawedice

creamshouldbediscarded.Iftheodororcolorof

anyfoodispoororquestionable,getridofit.The

foodmaybedangeroustoeat.

“Evenpartialthawingandrefreezingreducesthe

eatingqualityoffoods,pafiiculwlyf~its>

vegetablesandpreparedfoods.Theeatingquality

ofredmeatsisaffectedlessthanthatofmany

otherfoods.Userefrozenfoodsassoonas

possibletosaveasfiuchoftheireatingqualityas

youcan.” ‘

~~np~ugyourrefrigeratorbeforec~e~ing

andmakingrepairs.NOTE:Westrongly

recommendthatanyservicingbe

performedbyaqualifiedindividual.

$Before rep~acing a.burned”out tight btib9

unplugtherefrigerator01turnoffpoweratthe

circuitbreakerorftiseboxinordertoavoid

contactwithafivewirefilament.(Aburned-out

lightbulbmaybreakwhenbeingreplaced.)

NOTE:TurningcontroltoOFFpositio~does

notremovepowertothelightcircuit.

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Set the TemperatureControls(appearance~aYvary) :*:: :__

TWOcontrolsletyouregulatethetemperatureinthe

freshfoodandfreezercompartments. i

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Atfirst,setthefreshfoodcontrolto66599andthe Abibi

freezercontrolto “C”. FreezerControl

Allow24hoursfor thetemperatureto stabilize, ~isInitialSetting

whether youare settingthecontrolsforthefirsttime EisColdest

or adjustingthemlater.Then,if youwantcolderor

warmertemperaturesineithercompartment,adjust I

thecontrolsonestepatatime.

Note: Movingthefreshfoodcontrolto OFF OFF i“i”5”i”9

turnsoffcoolingin bothcompartments-fresh FreshFoodControl

foodandfreezer—butdoesnotshutoffpower 5isInitialSetting

to therefrigerator. 9isColdest

How toTest Temperatures

Usethemilk testforthefreshfoodcompartment. Usetheicecreamtestforthefreezercompartment. n

Placeacontainerof milkonthetopshelfin thefresh Placeacontaineroficecreamin thecenterofthe

foodcompartment.Checkit aday later.If themilkis freezercompartment.Checkit afteraday.If it’stoo

toowarmortoocold,adjustthetemperaturecontrols. hardor toosoft,adjustthetemperaturecontrols.

Always allow 24 hours fortherefrigeratortoreach *

thetemperatureyouset. ——

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Automatic Ener~ saversystem

Youwon’tfindan “energysaver” Manyrefrigeratorsusespecial

switchonthisrefrigerator. electricheaters.Thisrefrigerator

Warmliquidfromtherefrigerator’s needsnone.That’swhythereis no

condenseris automatically “energysaver”switch..there’s no

circulatedaroundthefrontedgeof needforit.

thefreezercompartmenttohelp

keepmoisturefromformingon the

outsideof therefrigeratorduring

humidweather.

No Defrosting

Itisnotnecessarytodefrosttie

freezerorfreshfoodcompartments.

Yourrefrigeratorisdesignedand

equippedtodefrostitself

automatically.

If you turnyour householdthermostatbelow 60”F. atnight...

...youmaywanttomovethefreezer

controlonestepcolder.Cooler

temperaturesinthehousemay

causethecompressortooperate

lessfrequently,thusallowingthe

freezercompartment

towarmsomewhat.

:Toprotectyour

frozenfoodsupply,

leavethefreezersettingatthis

colderse~ingfortheentirewinteror

foraslongasyoukeepyour

thermostatturneddown.

Movingthefreezercontroltocolder

settingshouldhavenoeffectonyour

freshfoodcompartment.However,if

freezingoccurs,movethefreshfood

controlonestepwarmer.

—

Whenyoustopturningthe

thermostatdown,turnthe

refrigerator’scontrolsback .-

totheirregularsettings. .:_

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‘m

‘~’~-~OUrrefrigeratorhasanautomaticicemakerand

.’:z:8y2-~

wadispenserthatdispenseswater,icecubesand

crushedice(on somemodels)throughthefreezer

compartmentdoor.Here’showtheywork.

water flowsfrom the homehold supply tbrollgh acubes dispensethrough the chute in the door when

(1)dualsolenoidvalveto the

(2)watertubing

andto the

(3)automatic e

icernakeras

needed.

water

is frozen e

inthe

[4)cubemoldand ‘

eiectedintothe

whereamotor-

poweredauger

nlovescubes

the dispenserpad ispressed.

Whentheswitchismovedto CRUS~D (onsome

models)9abafflechannelscubesthroughthecrusher

andcrushedicefallsthroughachuteintotheglass.

Waterflowsthroughthe

(6)tubingin thedoorandis dispensedwhenthe

dispenserpadis pressed.

(7)Alightswitch(onsomemodels)turnsthenight

lightinthedispenseronoroff.

Thelightalsocomesonwhenthedispenserpad

ispressed.

Thelightinthedispensershouldbereplacedwitha

7wattmaximumbulbwhenitbumsout,

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If youuseyourrefrigeratorbefore

thewaterconnectionis made,raise

theice accessdoorandmakesure

theicemakerfeelerarmis in the

STOP(up)position.

armin

(up)

position

Whenthewatersupplyhasbeenconnectedtothe

icemaker,movethefeelerarmto ON(down)position.

Pressthedispenserpadforabout2minutesto

removetrappedairfromthewaterlineandtofillthe

watersystem.

Theicecubemold,automaticallyfillswithwaterafter

coolingto freezingtemperatures.Firstcubesnormally

freezeafterseveralhours.

NOTE: Withanewly-installedrefrigerator,allow

about24hoursforthefreezercompartmentto cool

downto theproperice-makingtemperature.

onceYour Icemaker and Dispenser areinoperation

Throwawaythefirstfewbatchesoficecubes(16or

24cubes).Thiswillflushawayanyimpuritiesin the

waterline.Do ths samethingaftervacationsor

extendedperiodswheniceisn’tused.

Tocleanouttheline,pourthefiist6glassfulsofwater

inthekitchensink.Thefwstwaterthroughthesystem

picksupaslight“plastic”tastefromthewatertubing.

Tom~e sum the bin fallswith ice,levelthe cubes

occ=ion~y. men cubesfallintothebintheymaypile

upclosetotheicemakerandpushthefeelerarmtothe

STOPpositionbeforethebingetsfull.Keepingthe

cubeslevelallowstheicemakertofillthebin.

To Dispense Ice and water

~Setthe selectorswitchto CUBES,

CRUSHEDICE(on somemodels)orWA~R.

Dispenser

pad

Dispenser

pad

~Gripthe glassor otier containerneartherim and

presstherim againstthecenterofthedispenserpad.

—

~7*qsomeCmShed icemay be dis~emed even thou@ The first!gIwsof waterdispensed maybe warmer

=+ youseleetedCUBES.Thishappensoccasionallywhen thanthefollowingones.Thisisnormal.

~fewcubesgetchanneledtofi; crusher. ~NpemedwaterkCM1,noticed.Forcolderwater,

sometimes amound ofsnowwillform on the door simplyaddcrushediceorcubesbeforedispensingwater.

in tl~eicechute. Thisconditionis normal,andusually

occurswhenyouhavedispensedcrushedice

repeatedly.Thesnowwilleventuallyevaporate.

caution: Neverput fingers or other objec~

into the dispenser opening.

To stopDispensing

Releasepressurefromthedispenser

padandwaitafewsecondstocatch

he lastbitsoficeordropsofwater.

Theremaybesomedrippingafter

dispensingcrushediceor water.If

thereis alotofdripping,thespill

shouldbe wipedd~ rightaway. y‘

Donotpourwaterin thespillshelfbecauseitis not

selfdraining—pouritin thekitchensink.Theshelf

andits grilleshouldbe cleanedregularlyaccordingto

CareandCleaninginstructions. ~re~~~ereto~emove~tille

Thegrilleiseasilyremoved \

byp~essingontheback

tightcorner.

If Ice Clmps Fom inthe storageBin.. *

Theicemakerejectscubesin groupsofeight,and

itis normalfor severalcubesto bejoinedtogether.

However,ifyoudon’tusethe iceveryoftenice

clumpsmayformin thestoragebinandcan

clogthedispenser.

Ifthishappens:

eRemovethestoragebinfromthefreezer.

~Breakup iceclumpswithyourhands.Throw

awayanyclumpsthatyoucan’tbreakup.

eReplacethebinbeforetheremainingcubes

meltandfusetogether.

ToRemove Ice storageBin To Replace Ice storageBin

LifttheIeftcornerto freethe Slidethebinbackuntilthetab on t

binfromtheshelf.Pullthebin locksintotheslotin theshelf.

straightoutwhilesupportingit Ifthebindoesnotgodl theway

titfrontandback. back,removeitandturnthedrive

mechanism1/4turn.Thenpushthe

binbackagainuntilthetabonthe

Ibinlocksi~totheslotintheshelf. MechanismV

If lee Is Not used often... Move Feeler Arm toSTOP (up)

“’Old”icecubeswillbecomecloudyandtastestale. PositionWheneeo

Emptyicestoragebin periodicallyandwashit in @Homewatersupplyis to beturnedofffor several

~!Ikewax-mwater.Be sureto allowstoragebin to cool hours.

—otherwiseicecubeswillstickto

beforereplacingit ~Ice storagebinisto beremovedforaperiodof time.

;l]emetalauger. ~Goingawayon vacation,at whichtimeyou should

alsoturnoffthevalvein thewatersupplylineto

yourrefrigerator. 7

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suggestedstorageTimes forMeat and Poultry* &;:.

Eati?ig

quality DAYSIN MONTHSIN Eatingquaii~ DAYS IN MoNTfis IN

dropsaffer REFRIGERATOR FREEZER dropsafter REFRIGERATOR FREEZER

timeshown AT35°tO 40° F. ATWF. time shown AT35°tO 4f1°F. AT0° F.

(2”to4°c.) (-18”c.) (2”to4° c.) (-180c.)

Freshh!eats

Roasts(Beef&Lamb)......................3to 5

Roasts(Pork&Veal)........................3to 5

Steaks(Beef)...................................!3t05

Chops(Lamb)...................................3to 5

Chops(Pork)....................................3t05

Ground&StewMeats...................... 1to 2

VarietyMeats.................................... lto2

Sausage(Pork)................................. 1tO 2

Bacon...................................................i’

Frankfurters.......................................... i’

Ham(Whole)........................................7

Ham(Half)....................................0...3t05

Ham(Slices).............................,...........3

LuncheonMeats...............................3t05

Sausage(Smoked)...............................7

Sausage(Dry&Semi-Dry) .............14to 21

cookedMeats

Co~kedMeatsandMeatDishes........3to 4

Gravy&MeatBroth.......................... lto2

6to12

4t08

6to12

6t09

3t04

lto2

1/2

lto2

Freezing

notrecom-

mended.

2t03

FreshPoultry

Chicken&Turkey(Whole)................ 1to 212

Chicken(Pieces)............................... 1to 29

Turkey(Pieces)................................. 1to 26

Duck&Goose(Whole)..................... 1to 2 6

Giblets............................................... 1to 23

cookedPoulify

Pieces(CoveredwithBroth)..............7to 2 6

Pieces(NotCovered)........................3to 41

CookedPoulttyDishes.....................3to 44t06

FriedChicken....................................3t04 4

(Ofherihanformeats&poultry) FREEZER

Mostfruits andvegetables................................................8.l2 months

Leanfish.............................................................................6.8 months

Fattyfish, rollsandbreads,soups,stew,casseroles.........2-3months

Cakes,pies,sandwiches,leftovers(cooked),

icecream(originalcarton)...........................................1 monthmax.

*U.S.DepartmentofAgriculture

Meats, fishandpoultrypurchasedfromthestorevaryinqualityand

age;consequently,safestoragetimeinyourrefrigeratorwillvary.

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FreshFood storageTips

Tostorevegetables:

~Usethevegetabledrawers.Theyhavebeendesignedto

preservethenaturalmoistureandfreshnessofproduce.

~Coveringvegetableswithamoisttowelhelps

maintaincrispness.

@As afurtheraid to freshness,prepackagedvegetables

can bestoredin theiroriginalwrapping.

~Alwaysremovestorewrappings.

*Rewrapinfoil,plasticwrapor waxpaperand

refrigerateimmediately.

cheese:

~Wrapwellwith waxpaperor aluminumfoil,orput

in aplasticbag.

~’Carefullywrapto expelair andhelppreventmold.

~Storeprepackagedcheeseinitsownwrappingifyouwish.

Tips on Freezing Foods

Therearethreeessentialrequirementsfor efficient

homefreezing.

1.Initial quality. Freezeonlytop-qualityfoods.

Freezingretainsqualityandflavor;it cannot

improvequality.

2. Speed.me quickerfruitsandvegetablesarefrozen

afterpicking,thebetterthefrozenproductwillbe.

You’llsavetime,too,withlesscullingandsorting

todo.

3. Properpackaging.Usefoodwrapsdesigned

especiallyforfreezing.

Tofreezemeat,fih and podtry, wrapwellinfieezer-

weightfoil(orotherheavy-dutywrappingmaterial),

formingit carefullyto theshapeofthecontents.This

expelsair.Foldandcrimpendsoftie packagetoprovide

agood,lastingseal.Don’trefreezemeatthathasbeen

completelythawed;meat,whetherrawor cooked,can

be frozensuccessfullyonlyonce.

Fine-qualityicecream9withhighcreamcontent,will

normallyrequireslightlylowertemperaturesthanmore

“airy”aheady-packagedbrandswithlowcreamcontent.

*It willbenecessarytoexperimentto determinethe

freezercompartmentlocationandtemperature

controlsettingto keepyouricecreamat theright

servingtemperature.

*Therearof thefreezercompartmentis slightly

colderthanthefront.

Newtechniques are constantly being developed.

Consult the Count-yExtension Service or yol~rlocal

Utility Company,for the latest information on

freezing and storingfoods. @

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GEMW

.ELECTNC FOOD=SAWR SYSTEM

Moist ‘n Fresh Drawer

Thefull-widthtopdraweris designedtokeep

u~~’~wrappedfoodsfreshbyretainingthenatural

moisturecontentoffoodssuchas:

e~rtichokes ~Cherries ~P4ums

@Asparagus ~Corn eRadishes

~Beets,topped ~Currants oRhubarb

~Blueberries *Greens,

leafy. eSpinach

*Carrots ~Lettuce oTomatoes,ripe

OCelery oParsley

~Peas,green

Asin anyrefrigeratedstoragearea,it is

recOmendedthatOdOrOwfoOdsbestOred

wrapped—foodssuchas:

~Broccoli oCabbage oParsnips

~Brusselssprouts oCauliflower oTurnips

~Greenonions

Storagetimewilldependuponthetypeoffood

andits conditionwhenplacedin thedrawer.

Excesswaterwhichmayaccumulateinthebottom

oftheMoist‘nFreshdrawershoddbepoured

outandthedrawerwipeddry.

TheMoist‘nFreshdrawerispartiallysealedby

gasketsattachedto thecoveratthefront~d back

edges.Alwayspush the drawer all the way in.

Moist ‘n Fresh

drawer—

closetightly—

Convertible

MeatKeeper–

convertible Meat Keeper

TheConvertible

MeatPandrawer II

hasits owncoldair

ductto allowastieam .

ofcoldairfromthe

freezercompartment

to flowaround -2

thedrawer.

TheVafiable

teEnDeratirecontrol

reg~latestheair flowfromthefreezercompartment.

Setcontrolleverto MEATS—thecoldestsetting—to

storefreshmeats.If leveris leftin meatpositionfora

longperiodoftime,somefrostmayfomlonthe

insideofthedrawer.

Setcontrolleverto VEGto convertthedrawerto

normalrefrigeratortemperatureandprovideextra

vegetablestoragespace.Coldairductis turnedoff.

Variablesettingsbetweentheseextremescan

beselected.

sealed snackPack (onSOnlemodels)

me SealedSnackPack—redshelfto whichit is attached-can be

relocatedwithintheFreshFoodcompartment.Thesealeddrawerretains

sufficienthumidityfor convenientstorageofmeatsandcheese,bacon,

horsd’oeuvres,spreadsandsnacks.

Quick spaceshelf s~ide”out Spillproof shelf (onsomemodels) --:

Thisshelfsplitsin Theslide-outshelfallows

halfandslides youto reachitemsstored

underitselffor behindothers.Thespecial

storageof tallitem edgesaredesignedto

onthe shelfbelow. helppreventspillsfrom

drippingtolowershelves.Makesureyoupushthem

allthewaybackinbeforeyouclosethedoor.

Shelvesinthefreshfoodcompartmentareadjustable,

enablingyouto makee~lcientshelfmanagementsto

fityourfamily’sfoodstorageneeds.

Toremoveshelves: “❑

zLiftup ~t

Tilttheshelfup atfront, \,4 and out I

thenliftitup :~,Tilt

;/I

and outofthetracks n

on therearwallofthe

refrigerator.

Toreioatc

shelves:Select

desiredshelfheight.With ❑Engage

shelffrontraisedslightly, toplug

engagethetoplugsinthe

tracksattherearofthe, ❑

2Lowerto

cabinet.Thenlowerthe lock into place

frontoftheshetiuntilit

locksintoposition.

Porti”BiIBson Fresh Food

compartmentDoor (onsomemodels)

AdjustablePorts-Binscaneasilybecarriedfrom

refrigeratortoworkarea.

Snuggers(on somemodels)holdsmalleritems

securelyinthebintohelppreventtipping,

spillkg andsliding.

Toremove:Lift

Ports-Binstraight w< ‘8”

upuntilmounting

hooksdisengage.

Torelocate:Select

desiredshelfheight,ax’”

engagePorts-Bin’s ~

ho~k-inslotsonthetracksofthedoor,~d pushin.

Ports-Binwilllockinplace.

Thewinerackis designedto holdabottleon itsside

andwillfit onany shelf.

Torelocate the wine rack:

Pullwinerack straightout.Thenpositionits lipover

eitheredgeof theshelfyouwantto suspenditfrom

andpushit alltheway in.

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(onsomemodels)

Wireslide-outfreezerbasketscan 1111111111

bepulledoutforeasyaccessto

frozenfoods.

Multi-Pos5tion shelvesin

Freezer compartment

(onsomemodels)

Shelfsupportsatvariouslevelsin

thefreezercompartmentletyou

repositionthe shelvesforyour

convenience.

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