Maytag RTD2300 Bedienungsanleitung

TOP MOUNT REFRIGERATOR MODELS RTD2300, RTD2100, RTD1900, RTD19EO, RTF1900

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

About Your May_ag ............................................................................................... 1

For Future Reference .......................................................................................... 1

Consumer Publications ........................................................................................ 1

Installation .............................................................................................................. 2

General Features .................................................................................................. 3

Operating the Refrigerator ................................................................................. 4

•"l_m_perature Controls .................................................................................. 4

•Energy" Saver Switch .................................................................................... 4

•Warm Cabinet Surfhces ............................................................................... 4

Adjusting the Refrigerator and Freezer Interiors ......................................... 5 6

•Refrigerator Interior .................................................................................... 5

Sure-Lock Shelves ................................................................................... 5

Door Bins ................................................................................................. 5

Keepers .................................................................................................... 5

• Freezer Interior ............................................................................................ 6

Freezer Shelves ....................................................................................... 6

Speeial Storage Areas ........................................................................................... 6-8

• Crispers ......................................................................................................... 6

• Meat/Cheese Drawer ...................................................................................

• Wine Rack ..................................................................................................... 7

• Covered Dairy Compartment ...................................................................... 7

• Egg Cradle ....................................................................................................

Energy Saving Tips ............................................................................................... 8

Food Storage Tips ................................................................................................. 8 11

• Fresh Food Storage ...................................................................................... 8-9

° Frozen Food Storage .................................................................................... 9

• Food Storage Chart ...................................................................................... 10-11

Ice Service .............................................................................................................. 12

• T_st Ice Cube Trays .................................................................................... 12

• Automatic Ice Maker ................................................................................... 12

Care and Cleaning ................................................................................................ 13-14

• Refrigerator Exterior and Interior ............................................................... 13

• Cleaning Under the Refrigerator ................................................................ 13

• Cleaning the Condenser. ............................................................................. 13

• Cleaning the Defrost Pan ............................................................................. 13

• Replacing the Interior Lights ...................................................................... 13

• Cleaning Chart ............................................................................................. 14

Non-Use Periods .................................................................................................... 15

• Vacations ....................................................................................................... 1,5

° Moving .......................................................................................................... 15

Important Personal Safety Instructions ........................................................... 15

To Avoid Unnecessary Service Calls .................................................................. 16

Warranty ................................................................................................................. ]7

ABOUT YOUR MAYTAG FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

(2mgratulations on your choice of' a Maytag

re[rigerator! As you llSe VOIIFnc\v refrigerator we

kr)ow _ou will appreciate the many [eatures that

provide exeelhmt perfbrmanee, case o[ cleaning,

convenience and dependabilit)-.

It is impo,_ant to understand how your new

r{'ffigerator operates before xou use it. On the

fbllox_dng pages }ou wili find"a wealth of

i_formation regarding all aspects of your

refrigerator. B}' following the Mstmctions

carefhl[), you will be able to }ully enjoy and

properly maintain your M_fftag refrigerator.

Should you have an} questions about using yollr

Ma}tag reffigerato< contact us, Be stnv to

prmJde the model and serial nmnbers of your

refrigerator,

For _hture reference we suggest 5o,, retain this

mmmal after recording the model numbe_; serial

mm_ber (six numbers and two letters) and

rex4sion mmJ3er of this refrigerator in tile spaces

provided below.

This iM))rmation ('an be f{)llIld till t]'R' data

sticker located at the top front interior o[ the

refrigerator eompartment. (See example below.)

MAYTAG _a_Et_ c-._-L)

tlEWTON IA _,_x _ ,_<

Model Number

Serial Number

Revision Number

MAYTAG CONSUMER EDUCATION

ONE DEPENDABIIJTY SQ[ ARE

NE\VI?ON, I()V_)_ ,51)208

(515) 791-8911

(M{m Ffi..Sam 5tmlCentralTime)

NOTE: For sePdce and warrant\ information

see pages 16 17,

CONSUMER PUBLICATIONS

Vor mow infk}rmatioli about appliances, order the f'ol!oxx_ng items from Ma)lag tit the prices indicated.

Send your name. address, booklet title, filrm number and payment to: Ma)lag (2resumer Education, One

Dep(m(labili!) Square, Newton, IA 50208. Allow "1-6weeks [i}r {](qRelT,

Appliance Bn}_ng (;uides ....................................................................................................... 50e EACIt

\Vast_er 21 ]YG

Drxer 212YG

I)ishwashel" 213YG

Electric Range 214YG

(;as Range -- 215YG

tleI'rigerator -- 276YG

Before _2}u Call (avoidil]g mme{:essa,'v servic{ calls) -- z()6YG ............................................. 50C

El'_el]4")-Savings Tips -- 3,92YG ............................................................................................... 50¢

PAGE 1

INSTALLATION

Remove and discalx] cantilever shelf" packing

clips ]ocated just above each shelfwhe_> it hooks

onto the frame. To remme plastic clips, :_dggle

tile clips sideways and pull straight out.

Locating Your Refrigerator

l. Allow a free tlow of air through the front base

grille.

Your model should not be iitstalled where the

room temperatm'e x_411go below 55 degrees

F., beea isc it will not ruli

:_" ' t're(t,,e,_tl } enough

to maintain proper temperature in the freezer.

,For ease of installation, you should leave a

space of about I/2 inch [)etx_een the

refrigerator and adjacent wails or c_Ninets. If'

the refrigerator is pIaeed with the hinge side

against a wall. you may want to have

additional space so the" door can be opened

wider.

Important Leveling

Information

_7,ur refrigerator is equipped with front and back

rollers so it can be moved away from the wall for

cleaning. The front rollers are adjustable and

should be positioned so the refrigerator sits

firmly on the floor and is level.

To adjust the front rollers:

1. Remove the base grille by_gras.l_in_.......the ends,

literand pull out.

_2. "Ik_level the refrigerator, use a screwdriver

and turn roller adjusting screws clockwise to

raise the cabinet or eountercloelG:4se to lower

the cabinet.

TURN CLOCKWISE TO

RAISE CABINET CORNER

TURN

COUNTER-

CLOCKWISETO

LOWER CABINET

CORNER

3. It is not neeessarv to lock the refrigerator it_

place, tloweve_; {f that is desirable, turn one

or both of the lockh_g {bet clockwise. They are

located near the f'r(mt wheels.

If the floor is not level and it is necessa,_' to

raise the rear of the cabinet, we suggest

rolling the rear wheels onto a piece of

ply, rood or other shim material.

To replace, center the clips in the cut-out

areas and push in until the base grille smq)s

into plaee.

Connecting the Appliance

WAKNING: This appliance is designed to

operateon a nominal 115 volt, 15amp, 60 cycle

line,There shouldbe a separate,grounded"

circuit se_vh:g this appliance only. Do not use :m

extensioi:cord.

This appliance is equipped :_4th a three pronged

gr{mnding plug for :,'our protection against

possible electrk_a] shock hazards. It must b,•

plugged into a grounding receptacle. Where a

standard two-prong wall receptacle is

encountered, it is the personal responsibilit 3 and

obligation of the customer to haxe it replaced

_ith a properly grounded three-prong wall

receptacle. Do notunder any cireumstmiees, eut

or remove the third (ground) prong fi'om the

power cord. Do not use an adapter plug.

PAGE 2

GENERAL FEATURES

Adjustable Freezer

Shelves Freezer Light

Ice Cube

Trays

Ice

Controls

Energy Switch

Lighting

Meat Drawer

Glass

Shelves

Crispers

Bins

Keeper

2Dairy

Compartments

Cradle

Keeper

ustable

Door Bins

Adjustable

Front Rollers Base Grille

Fc.atures vai) according to model.

PAGE 3

OPERATING THE REFRIGERATOR

Temperature Controls

Your new refdgerator has lavo controls: one (br the refrigerator comparhnent and one f}n_the fYeezer

compartment, Both controls are up-float, located at the top front of the refrigerator compartment, To

adjust the controls, grasp the underside of"the control and tunl.

REFRIGERATOR

RIIDtIC$S MOISTIaRE SAVES _NKRGY

9-COLDEST I-COLDEST

FREEZER

Initial Setting of the Controls

REFRIGEIE_TOR Controh This control }tits

settings from 1 (warmest) to 9 (coldest). Initi'_ly

set this control at 5. The refrigerator may run

fin"several hours when you first start it. This is

llorma].

FREEZER Control: This eontrol has settings

from A (warmest) to 1 (coldest) Initially set

this control at E.

NOTE: The coldest freezer setting (I) is l

recommended for short term use only*, /

Let the refrigerator run at least 8 to 12

hours before adding food. A day or so after

adding {bod_ you may decide one or both

compartments should be colder or warmer. If so,

adjust the control(s) as instructed below.

Adjusting the Temperature

Controls

Except when starting the refrigerator, do not

change either contrnl more than one

nmnber or letter at a time. Allow 24 horn's for

the temperatuw to stabilize bef'(n'e resetting.

Changing either control will have some effect on

the temperat, m" of the other compartment.

Freezer too warm--Turn the freezer

control to the succeeding letter. For

example, turn the control from E to E

Freezer too cold Turn the freezer control

to the preceding letter. For example, turn

the control from E to D.

Refrigerator too warm--Tun_ the

refiigerator control to the next higher

nmnbe_: For example, turn the control from

5to6.

Refrigerator too cold Turn the

refdgerator control to the next lower

mm_ber, For example, turn the control from

5 to4.

The Energy Saver Switch

This switch operates a heater that helps k('ep

moisture from t))rming on the outside of the

refrigerator:

To Use:

1. Move the s_ite]t to the "REDUCES

MOISTURE" position only when moistm'e

fbrms on the outside of the refrigerator The

red indicator light is on when the sx_qtch is in

tiffs position.

2. Move the switch to the "SAVES ENEtlGY"

position when the humidity is low to sa_e on

the enerD' needed to operate the refrigerator.

Warm Cabinet Surfaces

Some portions (d the cabinet may be warm to

the touch. This is a normal f'n,lction of the

refrigerator a4fieh helps prevent moistme from

condensing on the cabinet, This condition will be

more noticeable when .VOll tlrSt start your

reffigerato¢ dudng hot weather and after

excessive or lengthy door openings,

PAGE 4

ADJUSTING THE REFRIGERATOR AND FREEZER INTERIORS

Refrigerator Interior

Sure-Lock Shelves

The refrigerator shelves are adjustable, allowing

you to arrange the shelving to fit your fiunily's

}})od storage needs. Never attempt to adjust a

shelf that is loaded with food.

1b remove the refrigerator shell':

1. Grasp the shelf at the front with one hand and

push _q) under the shelf back with the other

hand.

2. Lift the shelf straight out.

Door Bins

The pick-off refiigerator door bins are adjustable

and can be easily removed, They are a complete

bin, so items may be carried in the bin without

i_dling out,

To remove the door bins:

Lift the bin straight up. Tip out the bottom of

the bin and pull out the bin.

To replace the refrigerator shelf.'

1. Keeping the shelf horizontal, guide the three

support tabs into the slots in the shelf

supports at the rear of the cabinet,

2. Lower the shelf until the tabs lock into

position. Make sure the shelf is securely

locked into position before loading it with

{ood.

Meat/Cheese Drawer Shelf:

The shelf that hohts the MeatJeheese drawer

can be placed in one of three positions. When

a@_sting this shell remove the Meat/Cheese

drawer and look at the back wall of the drawer

l)'ame, It is neeessary for the air inlet tube at

the back of the refrigerator to line up at the

top, middle or bottom of the air slots in the

back of the Meat/Cheese drawer frame for

the temperature control to work properly.

Set the temperature control to the coldest

position when positioning the Meat/Cheese

drawer, Once the shelf has been adjusted,

replace the drawer and set the control to the

desired setting see page 7).

If not positioned eorreetl); items on the

shelf below the drawer may tYeeze.

To replace the door bins:

Insert the top hooks first. Then push in and

down.

Keepers

Some refrigerator door bins have "keepers" to

secure bottles a_M containers. The keepers will

help prevent items fl'om tipping or }'alling when

the door is opened and shut,

On adjustable door |)ins, lift the keeper slightly

to slide |rom side to side. On ['ixe(t door bins,

simply slide the keeper fYom side to side.

PAGE 5

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Freezer Interior

Freezer Shelves

The freezer shelves {'an be adjusted to am" {}f

f'our positions to acc{mml{}date the fbod l£)ad.

"lb remove tile shelf:

1. I_ifTup on th{' sh{'lf and push to the right,

2. Tilt the left side of the shelf up and remove.

To replace the shelf:

1. Tilt the shelf and insert the right rod ends int{}

the upper portion of the o})]ong holes in the

fie{,zer wall.

2. I,ower the left side of the shelf and insert into

the obl{nlg holes on the letT side, Make smc

the shelf" is s_:(!ure hot'ore loading.

SPECIAL STORAGE AREAS

Crispers

There are two crisper drawers in yore Maytag

re}'rigerator. The Varl Crispers {illox_the

amount of m{}isture in the drawer to t)e

{'ontrolled For storing fi_fits {}rxegetables.

Setting the Vari Crisper Control

M{}ve tile slide control to "FttUITS" f{}ra low

moisture enviro]unc]lt aud to 'VEGETABI_ES"

for high moisture,

FRUITS _VEGETABLES

To remove the Crisper Drawers:

l. Pull out to the stop position.

2. Tilt tip the drawer fix}nt and pull out.

To replace the Crisper Drawers:

1. Align the dr_aver rollers in the tracks.

2. Lift the drawer fi'{}nt and push in,

To remove the Crisper Shelf."

1, Remove the crisper drawers.

2. Caret'ullv remoxe the glass insert, tleach in

from the underside and tilt up.

3. Lift the front of the crisper shelf and pldl out,

It may be necessa] Tto remove the lo,a er

rehigerator s}l{']_,es so the crisper shvlf can bc

tilt{'d ti}r removal.

To replaee the Crisper Shelfi

Reverse the pr{_ee(lllre fbr remoxing the {rispcr

shelt2

PAGE 6

Meat/Cheese Drawer

Fresh m_at, luncheon nleat and cheese need to

he stored ilt die coldest part o[the refrigeraor

to maLximize storage time. The Meat/Cheese

drawer provides these colder temperatures

t)ecatlSe tti! [i-ol't_ the fleezer is diweted into

the drawer.

Setting the Temperature Control

To regulate the amount o[ cold air entering the

Meat/Cheese drmver, move the temperature

slide control Set the slide control to the

"DELl/CHEESE" (right) position for storage of"

luncheon meat mid cheese. Set the slide control

to the "FREStt MEAT" (left) position to provide

the lowest temperature for ficsh meat storage.

NOTE: If the shelf holding the Meat/Cheese

drawer is not positioned correctly, ilems on

the shelf below the drawer nmy freeze.

Refer to page 5 on how to position the

shelf,

FRESH MEAT _ DELl iCHEESE

To remove the Meat/Cheese Drawer:

I. Pull out to the stop position.

2. Tilt up the drawer front aml pull out.

To replace the Meat/Cheese Drawer:

1, Align the drawer rollers in the tracks,

2. Lift the drawer front and push in.

Gallon Door Storage (select

models)

The door bins are large enough to hoht a gallon

of milk or juice.

wine rack allows proper storage without taking

ut) \a[uahle shelf space. It m_w also he use(t for

storing one liter ctmtainers of soda.

To use the wiltc rack_ fit it ahmg either side of

any refrigerator shelI_ engage its rear ,oteh to

theshelf hack comer and lay the bottle on the

rack.

Covered Dairy Compartments

The butter dish is located in one of the covered

daily compartments, Use this area to store either

butter or margarine or other dair) products, qb

use, raise the cover,

O .....

Egg Cradle

Th__egg cradle can be placd on a M'rigerator

shelf or stored in a door bin, It holds it "dozen-

plus" eggs.

Wine Rack (select models)

Corked wines should be st.red in a horizontal

position to keep the cork moist. This prevents air

from getting into the wine and spoiling it. The

PAGE 7

ENERGY SAVING TIPS FOOD STORAGE TIPS

Locate the refrigerator away from heat

producing applianees such as tile range or

dishwasher, heat vents and direct sunlight.

l,eveI the refrigerator and do not block

ventilation around the front grille.

Keep the freezer filll to near capaei_' so less

cold air will escape during door openings.

When less than two thirds f_ll, place milk

cartons half fi_ll of water in the freezer.

Let hot dishes coo! slightly betk_re putting into

the refrigerator or freeze:r.

Cover liquids.

Clean the refrigerator condenser coils eve U

8-4 months, more often if you have pets (see

page 13).

Wipe moisture from the outside of eontainers

befi_re plaeing them into the refrigerator.

Set tile Energ T Saver switch to the "SAVES

ENEIIGY'" position unless moisture forms on

the outside of the refrigerator.

9. Avoid opening the doors too often.

Fresh Food Storage

The tYesh fbod compartment ofa refi'igerator

should be kept bem_een 34°F and 40°F with an

optinmm temperature of 37°E To cheek the

temperature, pIace art appliance thermometer in

a glass of water and place in the center of' the

refrigerator. Check after 24 hours. If the

temperature is above 40°F adjust the controls as

explained on page 4.

Avoid overcrowding the refrigerator shelves.

Overcrowding reduces the circulation of air

arom_d the food and results in uneven cooling.

Leave breathing space around food containers

for best cooling resuhs.

The storage requirements for different foods

vary' depending on flle temperature and

moisture needed. Refer to the Food Storage

Chart on pages 10-11 for approximate

storage times. To mNntain the best possible

quality_ keep the following considerations

in mind:

Meat and Cheese

•'Ib maximize storage time store these items in

the Meat/Cheese drawer, t_efer to page 7for

temperature settings.

Fruits and Vegetables

•Storage in the crisper drawers traps moisture

to help keep frtfits and vegetables fresh, The

Vari Crisper allows the moisture level to be

adjusted depending on what is stored in the

crisper. Generall> fruits need low moisture

and vegetables need high moisture, t{efer to

page 6 f?Jrsetting the control.

• Fruit and vegetable quality affects the length

of storage. Quali_ can vaUfrom item to item,

variety to variety and season to season+ For

example, a rainy growing season can cause

lettuce to be brown when purchased or brovm

more quickly. Sort fruits and vegetables before

storage and use bruised or soft items first.

Discard those shox,Angsigns of decay.

PAGE 8

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