Jenn-Air JRTDE228 Bedienungsanleitung

m[ mJENN.AIR

Use&CareManual

Frost Free Refrigerators

MODELS JRTE17fi,JRTE198,JRTE218,JRTDE228

.... i

Model JRTDE228

Printed in U.S.A. Cat. No.STUI76UA

1994Jenn-Air Part No.109269-1 2/'94

About Your

Jenn-Air Refrigerator

Your Jenn-Air frost-free refriclerator was designed, engineered, and manufac-

tured to the highest standards of qua ty 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 sure to provide the model number of your appliance.

Jenn-Air Customer Assistance

c/o Maytag Customer Service

PO Box 2370

Cleveland, TN 37320-2370

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

AutomaticIce Maker EnergySaver

and Automatic Switch Light

DispenserBin Freezer FreezerShelves

Wine Refrigerator Shelves Shelf

Rack Control Tender

Lift-OffDoor Iottle

Shelves Retainer

HumidityControl Egg Shelf

Crisper Caddy Tender

Cover AdjustableGlass Drawer Dairy

Cantilever Compartment

Sealed Shelves BaseGrille

Crisper Sealed

Crisper

Model JRTDE228

Safety

Precautions

1. Usethe three-prongedplugonlywitha groundingreceptacletoprovideprotectionfrom

electricalshock,Thisappliancemustbe installedin accordancewiththe installationand

groundinginstructionson page 4-5.

2. Unplugyourrefrigeratorbeforecleaningcondenser,replacinga lightbulb,or makingany

repairs. Anyservicingshouldbe performedbya qualifiedtechnician.

3.In case of power failure, minimizedoor openings.If power failure is of long duration,

protectfrozenfood byplacingblocksof dry iceon top ofthe packages,or checkwith a

local frozen foods locker plant about temporary storage. Frozen foods which have

l_hawedcompletelyshould not be refrozen.

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

repairedor replaced. Neverunplug yourapplianceby pulling on the powercord.

5.Your refrigeratorshould notbe operatedin the presenceof explosivefumes.

6. Removethe doors from any out-of-use refrigeratorto prevent child entrapment and

suffocation.

7. Do not place fingers or hands on the automatic ice making mechanism while the

refrigeratorispluggedin.Thiswillhelpprotectyoufrompossibleinjury. Itwillalsoprevent

interferencewith movingparts of the ejector mechanismand the heatingelementthat

releasesthe cubes.

Installation

Location

If you are installingyour newrefrigeratoryourself,pleasefollowthese helpfulsuggestions.

1. Removebaseskids. ._ldl

2. Removeallexteriorandinteriortapecarefullyandretainold

tape. Makeasmallpadofthistapetopickoffanyremaining

taperesidues. This willeliminatethe needto usedanger-

oussolvents of anykind.

3. Removeand discard the cantilever shelf packing clips located just above each shelf

wherethey hookontotheframe.To removethe redplasticclip,wiggle itsidewaysand

pull straightout.

4.Selecta locationforyournewrefrigeratorawayfrom anyheatsources.Allowafreeflow

of air throughthe front basegrille.

5. Your modelshould not be installedwhere the roomtemperaturewill go below55oF.

becauseitwill notrunfrequentlyenoughto maintainpropertemperatureinthe freezer.

LevelingIs Important

Toenhanceitsappearance,maintainefficientperformanceandfor properfunctionoftheice

maker,your refrigeratorshouldbelevel. Usinga carpenter'slevel,checkyour refrigeratort¢

make sure it is levelfront to backand sideto side. The front wheels were adjustedat the

factorysothe cabinetwouldbe level. However,jarringintransit, orstandingthe refrigerator

on an unevenfloor may causethe cabinet toappear unlevel.

If leveling is necessary, remove the base

grilleandadjustthewheelwithascrewdriver _TURN CLOCKWISETO

as shown. -_- RAISECABINETCORNER

TOlockthecabinetinplace,turnclownone,_

or bothlockingfeet,locatednearthefront

wheels. Rearlevelerfeetarenotrequired.

Ifthefloorisnotleveland it isnecessaryto

raisetherear ofthecabinet,wesuggest TURNCOUNTER-CLOCKWISE

rollingtherear wheels on to a pieceofTOLOWERCABINETCORNER

plywoodorothershimmaterial.

Electrical Connection and Grounding

Yourrefrigeratorisdesignedtooperateon a po_._PPL_co._I_

nominal115volt,15amp.,60cycleline.There w,T.3-_,o,6C'_OUNI_NG PLtJG*

shouldbe a separate,groundedcircuit,serv- )

-_ ing this refrigerator only. DO NOT use an

extensioncord.

Your refrigerator is equipped with a three-

pronged grounding plug for your protection

against possibJeelectricalshock hazards. It

mustbe pluggedinto agrounding receptacle.6,o_o_T_PC

WALL RECEPTACLE

Wherea standardtwo prongwallreceptacleis .Lo_.,o.o_,,o_,o._, c_

encountered,it is the personal responsibility •,,u_,_Y._,,.,_._o.You,_oo_

TNAN_NOWNHER_,

and obligation of the customer to have it

replaced with aproperly grounded three-prong wall receptacle. DO NOT, under any

circumstances,cut or removethethird (ground)prongfrom thepowercord.

DO NOT usean adapterplug.

Changing Reversible Doors (Non-Dispenser Models Only)

Your refrigeratormay havebeenbuiltwiththe doorshingedtotherightor hingedto theleft.

Refer tothefollowing instructionsfordoor reversal.

Tools Required

Phillipsscrewdriver

End wrench (5/16")

5/16"Socket and ratchet

Puttyknife

T25-TORXdriver

ChangingDoors

1. Turnthe freshfood controlto OFFand removeallfood fromthe interior.

2. Usinga 5/16"socketandratchet,removethescrewsfrom theupperhinge. Carefullylift

thedoor (includingupperhinge)offofthe centerhingeand placeitona paddedsurface

to prevent scratching.Avoid losingthe spacer that was between the hinge and the

cabinet top.

3. Unscrewthehingepinoutof thecenterhingeonthetop

of the lowerdoor. Carefullyliftthe lowerdoor off the

lower hingeand place it on a padded surface. If the

metal hinge pin pulls outof the lower hingewhen the

doorisremoved,pullitoutofthedoorbottomandpress

it backintothehinge.

4. Usinga phillipsscrewdriver,removethe handlesfrom

the door edges. Remove the handle end caps on

ModelsJRTE198 and JRTE218. To attach the han-

dlesandendcapstotherightside,firstremovetheplug

buttons. Invertthe handlesand end caps and attach _=

withscrews.Press theplug buttonsinto theopposite

sideof thedoor.

5.Usinga puttyknife,prytheplugbuttoncoverfromthemetalbushingatthetopofthedoor.

Savethe coverfor future use.

6. Lifttheupperhingeandthespacerwashersfromthedoorandinstallthemat theopposite

corner,

7. Positionthe plugbutton cover,saved fromstep5,overtheoldhingebushingandpress

it intoplace.

8. Pryoutthe3 plasticplugbuttonsfromthecabinet top and pressthem intothe opposite

corner.

9. Withthe T25socket wrenchand5/16" socket andratchet, removethescrews fromthe

centerhinge andspacerfrom the cabinet.Transferthe (2) screws from the leftend of

thedividerbartothe rightend, Installthe centerhingeandspaceron theleft endofthe

dividerbarthe sameway itwasinstalledonthe rightend.Tightenbothscrewsuntilthey

arejust snug,then turn themone-halfturn more.

10. Prythe plugcoverfromthe metalbushingat thetopofthelowerdoorandpress intothe

metalbushingon the opposite sideof the door.

11.Removethe basegrille by graspingat bothendsand pulling it straightout.

12. Removethe hingecover by squeezingboth sides together.

13.Use a5/16" socketand ratchet to removethetwo screwsfromthe bottomhinge. Save

the spacer.

"- 14. Pullthemetalhingepinfromthesideofthelowerhingeand placeit,includingthespacer

washer,intothe top hole.

15. Pryoutthetwoscrewhole plugbuttonson the bottomleft sideofthetopdoor andlower

door.Removethedoor stops(metalplate)on the bottomof eachdoorand installthem

on oppositesides. Press intheplug buttonsintheholeson therightsideof bothdoors.

16. Setthelowerdoor onthe bottomhinge,makingsurethehingepin entersthebushingin

thedoor bottom.

17. Whileholdingthedoor ina closed position,take thecenter hingepin that was removed

in step3 andinsert itthroughthe left hole ofthe center hingeandinto the bottomdoor

bushing. Makesure the longpin goes intothe bottomdoor and theshort pin goes into

the top door.

18. Set the upper door on the center hinge, making sure the hinge pin enters the door

bushing. When you close the door,thegasket shouldhold it in place.

19.Makingsure to usethe same numberof spacersthat wereoriginallyused beneaththe

upperhinge, installthe hinge mountingscrews. Beforetighteningthese screws,make

surethe topofthe door islevelwith thecabinettop, and thespace betweenthedoor is

equidistantacrosstheentirefront. Avoidover-tighteningthesescrews.Tightenbothuntil

they are just snug, then turnthem in another one-halfturn.

20. Examinethedoor gasketallaroundeachdoor,makingsurenogapsarevisiblebetween

thegasketandcabinet. Ifa gap shows,trystretchingthe gasketawayfrom thedoor so

the magnetwill contactthe cabinet surface.

21. To replacethebasegrille,line upits springclips withthesquareopeningsin thecabinet

and tap eachend in untilthe gnlle locks in place. Replace hingecover.

22. Replaceall foodand returnthe fresh foodcontrol to its usualoperatingposition.

Operation

tt; Controls ._

9 is coldest [.5•[

Your new refrigeratorhas two controls. One

forregulatingthetemperaturein thefreshfood

compartment and one for the freezer. The

freshfood compartmentand thefreezercorn- Saves/%,ReducesExterior

parfmentcontrolsarelocatedatthetopfrontofEnergy\/_oisture

the fresh food compartment,Turn both con-I._3

trois to "No.5"to startyour refrigerator. u_i_t,l']I

The "No.g" freezer control setting is recom- I

mendedfor shortterm useonly. _ 9 is coldest

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

shouldn'tbe causefor alarm.

Changingeithercontrolwill havesomeeffect onthe temperatureofthe othercompartment.

Tostart: Set fresh food control on "5".

Inadayortwo,youmaydecidethatone Setfreezercontrolon "5".

Turn freshfood control to

or bothcompartmentsshouldbe colder Refrigerator tooWARM: nexthighernumber.

orwarmer.Ifso,adjustthecontrol(s)as

instructedinthe accompanyingchart. Refrigerator too COLD: Turn fresh food control to

next lower number,

IMPORTANT:Except when starting, Turn treezef control to rtext

do notchangeeithercontrol morethan FreezertooWARM: hlFhernumber.

onenumberat a time. Allow24 hours Turnfreezercontroltonext

for temperatureto stabilizebeforere- FreezertooCOLD: lowernumber.

setting. Refrigerator OFF: Set fresh food control to OFF.

Warm Cabinet Surfaces

At times,the frontsurfaces ofyour refrigeratorcabinetmaybewarm to thetouch. This isa

normalfunctionofyourrefrigerator. This featurepreventsmoisturefromcondensingonth_

outsideof yourrefrigeratorduring humid weather. This condition may be noticeablewhen"-"

you first start your refrigerator,during hot weather,and during excessiveor lengthy door

openings.

Energy Saver Switch

The Energy Saver switch controls a heater designed to prevent moistureaccumulation

betweentherefrigeratorandfreezerdoorframe. Duringhumidweather,moisturecollectson

objects that are coolerthan the surroundingair. This condensationcan be eliminatedby

applyinga small amountof heattothesurface uponwhich the water accumulates.

Whenthe EnergySaverswitchis on "SavesEnergy",no heatis appliedto thesurface.Itis

saving both energyand money.If humidityincreasesand condensationappears, turnthe

EnergySaverswitchto "ReducesExteriorMoisture".BesuretoturntheEnergySaverswitch

back to"SavesEnergy"asthehumiditydropstosave energy.

Inareas ofrelatively highhumidity,theEnergy SaverSwitchinthe "ReducesExterior

Moisture"positionwill minimizeany collectionofmoisture onthe outsidesurfaceof

thecabinet.

Energy Tips

For efficientenergyuse:

1. Besuretherefrigeratorislevelandventilationaroundthefrontgrilleisnotblocked.

2.Checkdoor seals occasionallyforleakage. Checkatvariousplaces,top,bottom,and

sides.

3. Checkthe temperature;avoidunnecessarycold settings.

4. Keep thefreezer full tonear capacity;less coldairis lostduringdoor openings.

5. Let hotdishes coolbeforeputting into refrigeratoror freezer.

6. Cover liquids;if uncovered,the unitmustwork longer.

7. Cleanrefrigeratorcondensercoils at least twicea year.

Refrigerator

Compartment Features

To maintainthe naturalflavor, moisture, and nutritionof fresh foods, we recommendthat

all dishes,trays, and containersof food be covered.

Shelves

suit your special needs. To removea shelf, lift the

rear straightup afractionof an inchandpull straight

out. Tolockintoanotherposition,tilttheshelfwiththe

front up.Insert hooks intodesired frame openings

and letthe shelf settleinto place. Make sureit

issecurelylocked at the rear.

Temp Control Drawer

TheTempControlDrawer,betweenthetopandsecondshelves,providesshortterm storage

offresh meatswithoutfreezing,Thisdrawer will provideextra chillingonly if thecantilever

shelfthat supportstheTempControlDrawerisinthe2nd,3rd,or4thshelfadjustingpositions.

Keepthe drawertightly closedat all times.

The sliding lever on thebackwall, abovethedrawer enablesyouto vary theinternal

temperaturesinsidethedrawer.Withtheleversetat the"Cold"position,thetemperature

insidethedrawerwillbecoolerandyoucanstoremostgoodqualitymeatsseveraldays.

Allmeatsor poultryshouldbestoredintheiroriginalstorewrappingsorinplasticbagsto _--

reducetheevaporationof moisturefromthem.

ToremovetheTempControlDrawer,pullitoutuntilitstops.Thenapplyalittlemorepressure

andpullcompletelyout.

Sealed Crispers

The Sealed Crispersare ideal for storing vegetablesand fruit. Keep your crisperstightly

closedtoinsure freshness. Storingleafy vegetables,such as celeryand lettucein plastic

bags, reducesmoistureevaporation.

Thecrispersslideoutforeasy accesstofoodsstoredwithin.Theyare completelyremovable

forcleaning(hand washonly) or for useelsewhere inyour kitchen.

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