Kenmore Refrigerator Bedienungsanleitung

Kenmore Best

Owner's Manual

Sears Service Is At Your Service

Your Kenmore has added value when

you consider that Sears has nationwide

service units staffed by Sears-trained

technicians...professional technicians

specifically trained to service SEARS

appliances, having the parts, tools and

equipment to insure that we meet our

pledge to you... "We Service What

We Sell."

ADD TO THE VALUE OF YOUR

KENMORE, BUY A SEARS

MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT

Sears Kenmore refrigerators are

designed, built and tested for years of

dependable use. Yet any modern

appliance may need service from time

to time. The Sears warranty plus the

Sears maintenance agreement give pro-

tection from unexpected repair bills.

Contact your salesman or nearest ser-

vice center for details.

For future use, please record

the model number,serial

number and the date you

purchased your Kenmore

refrigerator in the spaces

provided below:

Model Number

Serial Number

Date Purchased

WARNING

Electrical Grounding Instructions--This appliance isequipped with a three-prong (grounding) plug for

your protection against possible shock hazards. Where a two-prong wall receptacle is encountered, it is

the personal responsibility and obligation of the customer to contact a qualified electrician and have it

replaced with a properly grounded three-prong wall receptacle in accordance with the National Electrical

Code (see figure.)

Unit is designed to operate on a separate 103 to 126 V.A.C., 15 amp., 60 cycle line.

DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES CUT OR REMOVE THE ROUND

GROUNDING PRONG FROM THE PLUG. THE UNIT MUST BE GROUNDED AT ALL

TIMES. DO NOT REMOVE WARNING TAG FROM THE SERVICE CORD.

ELECTRICAL PLUG ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLE

WARNING

DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD. ROUNO_----=_GROUNDINGPRONG

Contents Page

Electrical Warning ............... 2

Unpacking ..................... 3

Door Handle Removal............. 3

Door Removal .................. 4

Connecting the Ice and Water ....... 5

Placement and Leveling ........... 5

Dimensions .................... 6

Operating Ice and Water Dispenser...7

General Features ............... 10

Setting the Controls ............. 11

Contents Page

Refrigerator Features ............ 13

Freezer Features................ 14

Other Features ................. 15

Sounds ....................... 15

Care and Cleaning .............. !6

Non-Use Periods................ 17

Save Energy ................... 18

Before Calling For Service ......... 18

Kenmore Warranty ....... Back Cover

Unpacking and Door Handle Removal

, CAUTION

ToAvoid The Risk Of Personal

Injury, use Caution in unpacking,

handling, removing, installing and

cleaning all parts of product which

may have sharp edges.

CAUTION

To Avoid The Risk Of Personal

Injury, wear protective hand

covering.

Remove all tape and packing material.

To remove tape residue, touch a portion

of the tape to the residue and lift it off. If

adhesive residue still remains, try clean-

ing the sticky area with a clean cloth

soaked in mild dish washing soap. Wipe

area clean.

If the wood base isstill attached, have

someone help you tilt the unit onto its

back, placing a sturdy support under-

neath. Remove the mounting bolts

from the base and discard bolts and

wood base.

IMPORTANT! Do not leave the

cabinet on its back longer than it takes

to remove the wooden base and do not

connect the power cord until after all the

inside packing has been removed and

the cabinet has been leveled for proper

operation.

With the unit upright, pull the grille from

the bottom front and make sure the

defrost drain pan is located underneath

the defrost water drain tube. Two drain

pan side supports (attached to the cabi-

net bottom) keep the pan in the proper

location, to make the automatic defrost

drain water drop on the sound reducing

cone. The drain pan locating stops pre-

vent the pan from being installed

backwards.

Remove all tape and packing material

from inside the unit.

[IMPORTANT! 1

Must install the Defrost Drain Pan As Shown

Sound Reducing Cone

Located Bottom Right Side.

SPECIAL NOTE: If Cabinet is unable to

fit through doorway safely, you may

have to remove the door handles or

door assemblies. Refer to the following

chart and diagrams.

To Remove Door Handles

WARNING

ToAvoid The Risk Of Personal

Injury, Property Damage Or Death

unplug the refrigerator before

attempting to remove the door

handles.

.REMOVE THE FREEZER TOP

DOOR EDGE TRIM PIECE. Remove

the three screws holding the trim to

the top of the door. See Figure 1.

Remove the top door edge trim by

sliding the top door edge trim to the

right and lifting up. See Figure 2.

Edge _im

Face Trim

FIGURE 1

2. REPLACE TWO SCREWS. Tempo-

rarily replace two screws to hold the

door face trim strip underneath. DO

NOT REMOVE THE DOOR FACE

TRIM STRIP FROM THE DOOR.

See Figure 3.

f '/

FIGURE 3

3. REMOVE THE TOP HANDLE CAP

Push upward to unsnap the handle

cap from the track in the base of the

handle. Hold cap to prevent itfrom

dropping once free from the handle

track. See Figure 4.

CAUTION

Toavoid the risk of property dam-

age DO NOT kink the trim strips.

REMOVE THE HANDLE TRIM

STRIP. Remove the trim strip from

the handle track. Bend the strip gen-

tly if necessary, to clear the ceiling.

DO NOT KINK. See Figure 5.

FIGURE 5

CAUTION

ToAvoid Personal Injury, securely

hold ontothe door handles while

removing screws.

REMOVE THE HANDLE. Unscrew

the seven exposed handle mounting

screws. See Figure 6.

FIGURE 6

6. Handle willeasily fall away.

7. Repeat processfor refrigeratordoor.

Door Assembly Removal

To Remove The Door

Assemblies (Do NOT

remove the door handles)

Tools Needed: Phillips Screwdriver

and a 5118"Nut Driver

1. WARNING

TO AVOID THE RISK OF

ELECTRICAL SHOCK,

PERSONAL INJURY OR

DEATH: DISCONNECT THE

POWER CORD BEFORE

PROCEEDING.

CAUTION

ToAvoid The Risk Of Personal

Injury or Property Damage first

tape the top of doors for safety

See Figure 7A.

(3) SCREWS

t!' /SECURE EACH ,,i /

IGURE 7A

2. Remove the top hinge covers.

See Figure 7.

3. Disconnect top hinge freezer door

wires. See Figure 8.

DISCONNECT THE TOP HINGE WIRES

WARNING: j

The Power Cord

must be discon-

nected.

PHILLIPS

sheNUT DRIVER

PHILLIPS SCREW

SECURES THE

GROUND WIRE

_lh CAUTION:

The Ground

Wire must be

connected when

PULL THE ELECTRICAL the doors are

CONNECTORS APART reassembled.

FREEZER DOOR TOP HINGE SHOWN

(THE FRESH FOOD DOOR TOP

HINGE HAS NO WIRES)

FIGURE 8

4. Disconnect freezer door bottom

hinge water line by disconnecting the

tl4" O.D. plastic tube union nut

See Figure 9. Slide the compression

nut off the water tube.

TO DISCONNECT WATER TUBE

- REMOVE THE TUBE

CLAMP SCREW

REMOVE THE TUBE

BOTTOM OF FREEZER DOOR

DISCONNECT THIS PLASTIC UNION

AND PULL THE TUBE

THROUGH THE CLAMP

FIGURE 9

5. Mark around the upper hinge

brackets with a pencil to locate them

for reassembly

6. Remove the upper door hinges,

(3)three screws per upper hinge.

See Figure 8.

Remove tape from top of freezer

door.

The freezer door water line will

threadthrough the bottom hinge.

Lift the door off carefully

See Figure 10.

CAUTION

ToAvoid The Risk Of Personal

Injury Or Property Damage have

two people remove the door.

One to hold the door and one to

remove the safety tape, and help

with the tools.

REMOVING THE

FREEZER DOOR

TUBE UNION

WATER TUBE

LOWER HINGE BRACKET FIGURE 10

9. Remove tape from top of refrigerator

door.

10. Remove the refrigerator door

assembly by lifting off the bottom

hinge pins. Note: At this point the

refrigerator may fit through the door-

way. If not, proceed to steps 11

and 12.

11. Mark around the lower hinge

brackets.

12. Remove the lower hinge bracket

screws. (2)screws per lower hinge.

See Figure 11.

(2) HINGE SCREWS PER_ _\

t_ "_,_t_" ....................... BOTTOM HINGE _-_--1_ _

_'_1_ ROLLER ADJUSTING SCREWS _

I _--_-__ USE SOCKET WRENCH TO_. _

IBOTTOM_------J_-REMOVE AND INSTALL

HINGE

_,"_"_9_, .,NGESCREWS

DEPTHOFBOTTOMHINGES FIGURE 11

,_ WARNING:

TO AVOID RISK OF ELECTRICAL

SHOCK, PERSONAL INJURY OR

DEATH, THE GROUND WIRES

MUST BE CONNECTED WHEN THE

DOORS ARE REASSEMBLED.

To install the door assemblies,

assemble in reverse order.

Connecting the Ice and Water Dispenser

Connect the ice and Water

System to Cold Water

Supply.

Refer to the instructions on the back of

the cabinet.

,CAUTION

Toavoid cross threading and

water leaks, you must start all the

water tube fittings several turns

by hand before tightening with

wrenches. DO NOT OVER-

TIGHTEN. Also be sure to double

check for water leaks after turning

on the water pressure to the

refrigerator.

Placement and Leveling

Placement

On some counter tops there is a 1"

overhang. If this isthe case, the front

corners of the counter top must be

trimmed off at a 45° angle for the refrig-

erator and freezer door clearance (see

Figure 12). Tobuild-in your refrigerator a

Perimeter Trim Kit is available at an

additional cost.

A recessed electrical outlet installed on

the back kitchen wall allows for a built-in

installation of your refrigerator.

CAUTION

ToAvoid Property Damage to soft

vinyl flooring follow the floor prod-

uct manufacturer's recommenda-

tions when installing or moving

the refrigerator.

Leveling

Install the unit on a solid floor that is

strong enough to support the combined

weight of the unit, approximately 320 Ibs.;

and the food, maximum of 625 Ibs. with

an approximate combined weight of

945 lbs.

The unit must be levelto insure com-

plete door closings and proper ice mak-

ing. Improper leveling will cause water

spills and uneven ice cube size.

Units have front wheels that can be

adjusted by turning a screw as shown in

Figure 13.

If the floor is uneven from side to side,

place thin metal plates under one of the

rear wheels.

To build in your refrigerator with other

options, such as wood or laminate con-

sult with a local kitchen designer.

24"

TOP OF !

COUNTER

÷l

"OVERHANG

TRIM

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23V2" f

24"

TOP VIEW OF KENMORE I | TOP OF

20 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR ! ! COUNTER

FREEZER DOOR TRIM 1 "OVERHANG

REFRIGERATOR DOOR

FIGURE 12

TO RA_E CABINET ROTATE

LEVEUNG SCREW CLOCKWISE

FIGURE 13

Dimensions

ICE AND WATER SXS MODEL

"['INCLUDES DOOR TRIM

' 'A' '

68 3/4

1¾--_

Hinge

Cover

67 1/2

MODEL

*OuterCase

"B.... C"

"A" OC*BACKOC*BACK "D .... E"

CABINET TOCAB TO FRZDOORREFDOOR

WIDTH FRONT HANDLE OPEN90° OPEN90°

35 3/4 231/2 273/8 39 5/8 45tl4

tMust beinstalled13/4"fromsidewallsfor90 dooropening.

Operating the Ice and Water Dispenser

, CAUTION

ToAvoid the Possibility of Per-

sonal Injury, Never Attempt to

Operate the Ice Dispenser with

the Door Open.

Separate dispenser bars control the

release of ice cubes and water. They are

located in a recessed alcove for safety

and convenience. The dispenser bars

are sculptured to fit the contours of an

ordinary drinking glass. Depress the

appropriate dispenser bar to activate

the dispensing mechanism.

Small spills will be caught in the sump

area below the dispenser. The sump

cover grille is easily removed for

cleaning.

NOTE: There is no drain in the sump

so water should not purposely be

poured into it.

Do not add ice to ice bin.

Do not try to speed ice dispensing by

adding cubes of ice that you may have

purchased or made in some other way

The unit has been "matched" to the

automatic ice maker and will not oper-

ate properly with different shaped or

sized cubes.

Water Dispenser

Water taste and odor.

There are many variables which can

affect the taste and odor properties of

the water that is being dispensed from

your Ice and Water model such as:

1. Iron and other mineral deposits nor-

mally found in water.

2. Type of tubing (copper, galvanized,

plastic, etc.) used in the household

water supply system, as well as the

type of tubing used to connect your

unit to your household water supply

3. Is the water "fresh" or has it been

left standing unused in the storage

reservoir and/or water supply line for

any length of time?

Tominimize taste and odor problems, it

is recommended that the following

steps be taken:

1.Thoroughly rinse out the system after

it has been connected to the house-

hold water supply This can be

accomplished by throwing away the

first 10-14 eight-ounce glasses of

water that are obtained from the unit.

2. If the water dispensing system is not

used frequently, the entire water res-

ervoir and system should be flushed.

This will ensure a fresh supply of

water at all times.

If the above suggestions do not

entirely eliminate an undesirable

taste or odor condition in your water,

your problem is most likely a water

problem. It is recommended that you

contact your local water treatment

company for its specialized kind of

help in solving your problem.

To operate, press glass against the

water dispenser bar. Releasing pres-

sure shuts the water off.

After the unit is connected to an active

household cold water line, it is advisable

to fill and throw out the first 10-14

glasses of water. This will cleanse the

lines of impurities.

How The Water Dispenser

Works

The water reservoir is located in the

refrigerator behind the crisper pan. The

water line to the dispenser bar is routed

in a special way to prevent freeze-ups.

The water dispensing lever energizes

the water line solenoid valve to add

water to the water reservoir.

The water isforced by household water

pressure through the tubing and out the

water dispenser.

Operating the Ice and Water Dispenser

WATERLINE

TO THE

ICE MAKER

HOW THE WATER DISPENSER WORKS

This water is cooled in the water reser-

voir. Some water remains in the water

line to the dispenser, causing the first

glass of water to be somewhat warmer

than the following glasses.

Ice Dispenser

To operate apply pressure against the

dispenser bar with a glass or other con-

tainer. This activates the ice auger and

ice wheel which automatically delivers

ice to the glass.

Release pressure on the dispenser

bar before glass is full. Do not re-

move the glass until the last of the

cubes fall.

Normal Operation. Allow 4 to 12 hours

after installation for the first ice harvest.

The time required will depend on the

freezer temperature and the amount of

food in the unit.

The ice storage bin takes about three or

four days to fill, depending on how often

you use it. At first, your family will be

using it quite frequently

To help meet this demand, you can

speed ice production by turning the

freezer control to a colder setting.

For best overall operation of the

unit, be sure to return the freezer

control to its previous position as

soon as possible.

If you use very little ice over a period of

a week or so -- or if you use none at all

for that period -- the ice cubes may

freeze into a solid mass and the unit will

not dispense ice. You must then remove

the ice bin (follow instructions on next

page), thaw the ice, and throw it away

Overload. If you hold the dispenser bar

in the ON position for approximately 4-5

minutes, the dispenser motor may trip

out on overload. This could occur if you

were trying to fill a large container with

ice. The overload will reset automatically

in approximately 3 minutes, after which

ice can again be dispensed.

IMPORTANT! UNDER NO CIRCUM-

STANCE SHOULD YOU USE AN ICE

PICK OR SIMILAR SHARP INSTRU-

MENT TO BREAK THE ICE. Todo this

could cause damage to the ice bin and/

or ice auger.

How the Ice Dispenser Works

Safety. All the icemaking and dispens-

ing mechanisms are enclosed within

their own compartment for safety and

for maximum storage space in the

freezer section.

Whenever the freezer door isopened,

the ice dispenser mechanism is inter-

rupted. This prevents the dispensing of

ice and also insures that you can ser-

vice the ice bucket safely

Water is automatically measured into

the ice maker. When the water freezes,

a sensor initiates the ejector blades that

dump the cubes into the U-shaped har-

vester bin, where they are held in stor-

age for delivery. When you push the

dispenser bar, a large auger gently, but

firmly, moves cubes from the bin. See

Figure 14A.

Operating the Ice and Water Dispenser

WATER SUPPLY

TUBE

ICE MAKER

SHUT-OFF ARM

EXTENSION

HARVEST BIN

! AUGER

__I WATER DISPENSER

OAR

U_"_P? _lCE =SPENSER

-- ;' BAR FIGURE 14A

Servicing The Ice Dispenser

Certain conditions will require you to

service the ice maker and dispenser.

The unit has been designed so that you

can do such servicing with a minimum

of effort.

Cold dry air has to circulate in the

freezer to maintain a safe freezing tem-

perature. Thus, cubes stored in the bin

will tend to evaporate and flow together

if not used regularly.

You should remove the bin and

empty the contents:

•After the first few harvests of ice have

been made by a newly installed unit.

This will allow any impurities in the

line to be flushed out.

•Ifyou are going to be gone for longer

than a week. Raise the ice maker

shut-off arm to stop ice production

and prevent the cubes from freezing

into a mass around the ice auger.

• If the ice cubes become frozen to

each other and around the ice auger.

• If the ice cubes become frozen

together on the back ledge of the ice

bin. Periodic cleaning of the ice bin

may alleviate this occurrence. Clean

with warm water and dry before

replacing bin. Do not use an ice pick

to break apart ice.

Ice maker control arm. The wire con-

trolarm on the automaticice maker has

2functions:

1. Normal Operation: the wire arm is

in the down position; ice willbe

made. (See Fig. 14).

\ I! ...w,..,.,,oo...oo,+,o.

\ _-"q---SHUT-OFF ARM

k"EXTENSION

AUTOMATIC SHUT-OFF ARM FIGURE 14

.To stop ice production or to remove

the ice bin: take hold ofwire arm

near black housing, and lift up. There

will be an audible "click" when ice

maker shuts off. The wire arm stays

in the upper position. (See Fig. 15).

As long as the arm is in this position,

ice will not be made. The unit will

continue to dispense cubes from the

ice bin until all have been used.

WIRE

SHUT-OFF ARM

TO STOP THE

ICE MAKER FIGURE 15

To remove ice bin assembly: Lift up

1/!

the ice bin assembly /4 ,then pull out.

The Automatic Shut-off stops ice

making by raising the control arm when

the ice bin is removed. (See Fig. 16.)

_I_WIRE SHUT-OFF ARM IS

IN OFF POSITION

THE AUTOMATIC SHUT-OFF IS SHOWN

IN THE OFF POSITION (WHEN

THE ICE STORAGE BIN HAS

BEEN REMOVED).

AUTOMATIC SHUT.OFF

FIGURE 16

General Features

Removable Door Dikes

First to Freeze Shelf

Ice Bin

Refrigerator/Freezer

Controls

Egg Storage

Removable

Freezer Door

Shelf

Ice and Water

Dispenser

Adjustable Freezer

Door Shelves

///

'and

Handi Bin

Compartments

Adjustable Glass

Refrigerator

Shelves

Meat Drawer

_Adjustable

Refrigerator

Door Shelves

Adjustable

Humidity

Drawer Controls

Glide-out

Basket Defrost Drain Pan

and Condenser

(Behind Toe Grille)

Toe Grille

Adjustable Humidity

Controlled Crispers

*Features may vary from model to model. Your refrigerator may not have all of

the features shown.

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