Jenn-Air JRT199 Bedienungsanleitung

mJENN.AIR

Use & Care Manual

Frost Free Refrigerators

MODELSJRT1960,JRT2160,JRTD229,

JRT199,JRT219,JRTF1960,JRTF2160

Model JRTD229

PrintedinU.S.A. PartNo._70304-1 Cat. No.STU1960UA

1996Jenn-Air 1/g6

Your Jenn-Air frost-freerefrigerator was designed,engineered, and manufac-

tured to the highest standards of quality and performance. Since this manual

explains how you can obtain the best use of your Jenn-Air,it is essential that

you follow the instructions carefully.

Should you have any questions about using your Jenn-Air appliance, write to

us. Be sureto provide the model number of your appliance. Jenn-Air Customer

Assistance, c/o MaytagCustomer Service,PO Box2370, Cleveland,TN

37320-2370.

THE MODEL YOU NAVE SELECTED MAY NOT HAVE ALL OF THESE FEATURES SHOWN

Automatic Ice M_ker Energy Saver

and Automatic Switch Light

Dispenser Bin

RViinkRefrigernttr°;

Egg

Crisper Caddy

Cover Adjustable Glass Drawer Dairy Tender

Compartment

Sealed

CrisperSealed Model JRTD229

Crisper2

1.Use the three-pronged plug only with a grounding receptacle to provide protection

from electrical shock. This appliance must be installed in accordance with the

installation and grounding instructions on page4-5.

2. Unplug your refrigerator before cleaning condenser,replacing a light bulb, or

making any repairs. Any servicing shouLdbe performed by a qualified technician.

3. Lncase ofpowerfailure, minimizedoor openings. If powerfailure is oflong duration,

protectfrozenfood byplacing blocksofdry iceon topofthepackages, orcheckwith

alocal frozenfoodslocker plantabouttemporary storage.Frozenfoodswhich have

thawed completely should not be refrozen.

4. Any electric service cord that becomes frayed or damaged should be immediately

repaired or replaced. Never unplug your appliance by pulling on thepowercord.

5. Your refrigerator should not be operated in the presence of explosive fumes.

6. Removethe doorsfrom anyout-of-use refrigerator to prevent child entrapmentand

suffocation.

7. DOnot place fingersor hands on the automatic ice making mechanism while the

refrigerator is pluggedin. This will help protectyou from possible Lnjury.Ltwillalso

prevent interference with moving parts of theejector mechanism and the heating

element that releases the cubes.

If you are installing your new refrigerator yourself, pleasefollow these helpful sugges-

tions.

1. Remove base skids, i I-J]L[-j I

2. Remove all exterior and interior tape carefully and ,, ,_ll

retainold tape. Make a small pad of this tape to pick

offanyremainingtaperesidues. Thiswilleliminatethe

need to use dangerous Solventsof any kind.

3. Removeanddiscard thecantilevershelf packing clips

located just above each shelf where they hook onto

the frame. To remove the red plastic clip, wiggle it

sideways and pull straight out.

4. Select a locationforyour new refrigeratoraway from anyheatsources.Allow afree

flow of air through the front base grille.

5. Your model should not be installed where the room temperature will go below

55°,=. becauseJtwillnotrun frequently enoughtomaintain proper temperature in

the freezer.

To enhance its appearance, maintain efficient performance and for proper function of

the icemaker, your refrigerator should be level. Using a carpenter's level, check your

refrigerator to make sureit is levelfront to back and sideto side. The front wheels were

adjusted at the factory so the cabinet would be level. However, jarring in transit, or

standing the refrigerator on an unevenfloor may cause the cabinet to appear unlevel.

If leveling is necessary, remove the base grilleand adjust:

ModelsJRT199,JRT219, JRTD229TUaNCLOCKWISETO

RAISE CABINET CORNER

TOlockthecabinet in place, turn downone or I ._.

bothlockingfeet,located nearthefrontwheels. r-,

Rear leveler feet are not required.

ifthefloorisnotlevelanditisnecessarytoraise xt_

the rear of the cabinet,we suggest rolling the

rear wheels on to a piece of plywood or other TURN COUNTER-CLOCKWISE

shim material, ToLOWER CABINETCORNER

ModelsJRT1960,JRTF1960, JRT2160,JRTF2160: i _ I

The refrigerator has 4 wheels and aleveling I I , I

screwbeneatheachfront corneratthebaseof _- _ _L

thecabinet. To adjust,turnthe leveling screw

clockwisetoraiseorcounterclockwisetolower.

Your refrigerator is designed to operate ona nominal115 _

pQ_VER SUppLy CORO

volt, 15amp., 60 cycle line.Thereshould be a separate, ._t._-P.o.G •

groundedcircuit, serving this refrigerator only, DO NOTuse _o,_,_ p_.

Your refrigerator is equipped with a three-pronged ground-

ing plug for your protectionagainst possible electricalshock

hazards. Itmust beplugged into a grounding receptacle.

Where astandardtwo prongwaftreceptacleisencountered, _u.D,_ T_

it is the personalresponsibility and obligation ofthe cue- WALL.ECE.'.CLE

•LOCATIQN O_ p_NG$ OH pQV#_ _ORO

tomer to have it replaced with a properly grounded three- ,,o_,_,_o.,E,_o_oo,_oo_

TH_,NS_WN HE_t.

prong wall receptacJe. DO NOT,under any circumstances,

cut or remove the third (ground) prong from thepower cord.

DONOT useanadapter plug,

Your refrigerator may have been built with the doors hingedto the right orhingedto the

left.Refer to the following instructionsfor door reversal.

Phillips screwdriver 5/16'rSocket and ratchet Putty knife

End wrench (5/16") T25 Socket wrench

1. Turnthefresh food control toOFF,unplugthe refrigerator end remove allfood from

the interior.

2. Removethe handlesfrom the doors and set aside. The bottom mounting screwon

thelowerdoor handleis coveredwith a cap. Carefullypry itoutto exposethe screw.

Thecap shouldbe savedfor reassemblyafterthe handle is remounted. On the side

(front)ofthelowerdoorthat youaregoingtoinstallthe handle,removethe smallround

screwholeplugwith puttyknifeandpressitintothecorrespondingholeontheopposite

side of the door.

3. Usinga 5/16" socket and ratchetor end wrench, remove thescrews from the upper

hinge. Carefully lift thedoor (includingthe upper hinge) off ofthe center hinge and

placeiton a paddedsurface toprevent scratching. Avoidlosingthe spacerthat was

between the hinge and the cabinet top.

4. Usinga putty knife, prythe plug button cover from the plastic bushing atthe top of

the door.Savethe cover for future use.

5. Lift theupper hinge and the spacer washers from the door and install them at the

oppositecorner.

6. Positionthe plug button cover,saved from step 4,overthe old hinge bushing and

press it into place.

7. Pry out the 3 plastic plug buttons from the cabinet top and press them into the

oppositecorner.

8.Unscrewthehinge pinoutof thecenter hingeon thetopofthe lowerdoor. Carefully

liftthe lower dooroffthe lower hingeandplace iton a padded surface.Ifthe metal

hingepinpullsoutofthe lowerhingewhenthe door isremoved,pull itoutofthe door

bottom and press it back into the hinge.

9. With the T25 socket wrench and 5/16" socket and ratchet, removethescrews from

the center hinge and spacerfrom thecabinet. Transferthe two screws from theleft

endof thedivider barto the rightend. Installthe center hingeand spacer on the left

end of the divider bar the same way itwas installed on the right end. Tighten both

screws until they are just snug, then turn them one-half turn more.

10. Prythe plug cover from the plastic bushing at thetop of the lower door and press

into the plastic bushing on the opposite side of the door.

11. Remove the base grille by grasping at both ends and pulling it straight out.

12. Remove the hinge cover by squeezing both sides together.

13. Use a 5/16" socket and ratchet to remove the two screws from the bottom hinge.

Savethe spacer.

14. Pull the metal hinge pinfrom the side ofthe lower hinge and place it,includingthe

spacer washer, into the top hole. 6

15. Pryout the twoscrew holeplugbuttons onthe bottom leftside of the top doorand

lowerdoor. On some models,removethe door stops(metal plates) on the bottom

ofeachdoor andinstallthemon oppositesides. Pressintheplug buttonsintheholes

on the right side of both doors.

16. Setthelower dooronthe bottomhinge,making surethe hingepinentersthe bushing

in the door bottom.

17.While hoWtirtcjthe doer in a clesed positlen, take the canter hinge pin that was

removedin step8 and screw itthrough the left holeofthe center hinge and into the

bottomdoorbushing. Makesurethe longpingoes intothebottom doorandthe short

pin goes into the top door.

18. Setthe upper door on the center hinge, making sure the hinge pinenters the door

bushing. When you close the door, the gasket should hold it in place.

19. Making sureto usethesame number of spacersthat were originallyused beneath

theupper hinge,installthe hingemountingscrews. Beforetigbteningthesescrews,

make sure the top ofthe door is level with the cabinet top, and the spacebetween

the dooris equidistant acrossthe entirefront. Avoidover-tightening these screws.

Tighten both untilthey arejust snug, thenturn them in another one-half turn.

20. Examine the door gasket all around each door, making sure no gaps are visible

betweenthegasketandcabinet. Ifagapshows, trystretchingthegasketaway#om

the door.The magnet will contact the cabinet surface.

21.Insta}]the handles on oppositesides of the doors as shown.

22. To replace the base grille, line upits springclips with the square openings in the

cabinet and tap each end in until the grille locksin place. Replacehingecover.

23. Replace all food and returnthe fresh food control to its usual operating position.

17 j./ " I

_ J _ 7 LOWER

..... UPPER DOOR =

DOOR HANDLE II

Handle

.I extension

._,_ /(some models)

I HANDLE EXTENSION I

[IF USED)

Your newrefrigerator has two controls. One for 9 is coldestI " $ " I

regulating the temperature in the fresh food com-

partment and one for the freezer. The fresh food

compartment and the freezer compartment con- Saves /_. ReducesExterior

Energy \/Moisture

trois are located at thetopfront of the fresh food

compartment. Turn both controls to "No. 5" to start U

your refrigerator. I

The"No.9"freezercontrolsettingisrecommended _ 9 is coldest

for short term use only.

Your refrigerator may run for several hours when you first start it. This is normal and

shouldn't be cause for alarm.

TOstart" Set fresh food coctrol on "5_

Set frsezer contmt on '¢J"

Changing either control will have some Tum_esh_,_to_e_

effect on thetemperature of the other com- Refrigerat°rtc*°WARM: h_lherrtumbe_

partment.Refngeratortoo COI O: Tum freshf°°d c°nt(°t t° l_e:c

/owernumb_.

Turn freezer con_-oltonext

tna day or two, you may decide that oneor F_zer_WARM: hlghernumbeK

both compartments should be colder or Fteezer_oOOLD Turn#eezeroontro/tonext

_wer number

warmer. If so, adjust the control(s) as

instructed in the accompanying chart. RefngeraterOFF Setfreshf°°dr_°ntroltoOFF.

IMPORTANT:Except when starting, do not changeeither controlmore than one number

at a time. Allow 24 hours for temperature to stabilize before resetting.

At times, the front surfaces of your refrigerator cabinet may bewarm to the touch. This

is a normal function of your refrigerator. This feature prevents moisture from condensing

on the outside of your refrigerator during humid weather. This condition may be

noticeable when you first start your refrigerator, during hot weather, and during

excessiveor lengthy door openings.

The Energy Saver switch controls a heater designed to prevent moisture acoumulation

between the refrigerator and freezer door frame. During humid weather,moisture

collects on objects that are cooler than the surrounding air. This condensation can be

eliminated by applying a small amount of heat to the surface upon which the water

accumulates.

Whenthe EnergySaver switch is on "Saves Energy",no heat is appliedto the surface.

It is saving both energy and money. If humidity increases and condensation appears,

turnthe EnergySaverswitohto "Reduces ExteriorMoisture". Be suretoturn theEnergy

Saver switch back to "Saves Energy" as the humidity dropsto save energy.

In areas of relatively high humidity,the Energy Saver Switch in the "Reduces

ExteriorMoisture"positionwillminimizeanycollection ofmoisture ontheoutside

surfaceof thecabinet.

Forefficientenergy use:

1. Besurethe refrigeratorislevelandventilationaround thefrontgrilleisnot blocked,

2. Checkdoorsealsoccasionallyfor leakage,Checkatvariousplaces,top,bottom,

and sides.

3,Checkthetemperature;avoid unnecessarycold settings.

4, Keep thefreezernear fullcapacity; lesscoldairis lost duringdooropenings.

5. Lethot dishescoolbeforeputtingintorefrigeratoror freezer,

6, Cover liquids; if uncovered, theunit mustwork longer.

7, Clean refrigerator condenser coils atleast twice a year.

To maintain the natural flavor, moisture,and nutrition of fresh foods, we recommend

that all dishes,trays, and containers of food be covered.

Adjustable cantilever shelves can be posi- _li_ll 1

tioned to suit your special needs. To remove

a shelf, lift the rear straight up a fraction of an

inchand pull straight out. To lock intoanother

position,tilt the shelf with the front up. Insert

hooks intodesired frame openings and letthe

shelf settle into place. Make sure it

is securely locked at the rear.

The Temp Control Drawer, between the top and second shelves, provides short term

storageof freshmeatswithoutfreezing. Thisdrawerwill provide extrachilling only ifthe

cantilever shelf that supports the Temp Control Drawer is in the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th shelf

adjusting positions. Keep the drawer tightly closed at all times.

Theslidingleveron theback wall, abovethedrawerenablesyouto varythe internal

temperaturesinsidethedrawer.Withtheleversetatthe"Cold"position,thetemperature

insidethedrawerwillbecoolerandyoucanstoremostgoodqualitymeatsseveraldays.

Allmeats orpoultryshouldbestoredintheiroriginalstorewrappingsor inplasticbags

toreducethe evaporationofmoisturefromthem.

To removetheTempControlDrawer,pull itout untilitstops. Then applya littlemore

pressureand pullcompletelyout.

To use your wine rack fititalong

either side of any refrigerator III ,,,/"

shelf and lay the wine bottle on

the rack.

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