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ApplianceRegistration... ......2

Care and Cleaning. ........16, 17

Condenser .................lb

DiagnosticCodes . . . . . ........8

Drawers ..................+13

DrawerandCoverRemoval ....14

ElectronicMonitorand

DiagnosticSystem .......,..5-8

DoorAlarm ...............6

SystemCheck—Reset. . . ...6,7

WarmTemperature ..........6

EnergySaverSystem . . ........4

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

Food StorageSuggestions. .....12

StorageTimes. . ... ... .....~

IceDispenser. . . . . . . . . .....9-11

Icemaker .................9-11

Installation . . . . . . . . . . .......18

AdapterPlug . . . . . . . .......18

Clearances .. .. ... .~. .....l8

Electrical Requirements .....18

Grounding ................18

LevelingLegs . . . . . . .......18

Location .................18

WaterSupplytoIcemaker ....18

Light BulbReplacement, .. ...,17

Model anciSerial Numbers .....2

ProblemSolver . . ., . . . ....19-21

QuickServeWSystem .4 ....15

Repair Service .+ . . . . . .......22

Safctyhwlructions ... ... ....$.3

shelves .~~,ll$****$l.. .....15

TempcraturcControls .........4

VacationTips .. .. +.. ..1.,.,+17

Warranly .. .., .. .tBackCo~erer

Water FiltcrAcccssory ........1!

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HelpU$

help‘you. @.

ReadthisbookCarefully.

It is intendedto helpyouoperate

and maintainyournewrefrigerator

properly.

Keepithandy foranswersto your

questions.

If youdon’tunderstandsomething

or need morehelp, write (include

yourphonenumber):

ConsumerAffairs

GE Appliances

AppliancePark

Louisville,KY 40225

Writedownthemodel

andsaid number.

You’llseethem on alabelon the

right side, near thebottomof the

fresh foodcompartment.

These numbers are alsoon the

Consumer Product Ownership

RegistrationCard thatcame with

your refrigerator.

Beforesending in the registration

card, please write thesenumbers

here:

Model Number

Serial Number

Use thesemodel and serial numbers

in any correspondence or service

calls concerning yourrefrigerator.

If you received adamaged

refrigerator, immediatelycontact

the dealer (or builder) that sold you

the refrigerator.

Savetime and money.

BeforeyourequestServicel

check the Problem Solveron

pagcs 19through 21.It listsca~lses

O(minor operating problems that

}J(~uc:~ncorrect j’oursclf.

Eneqgy-swvhigtips -

OLocationofyourrefrigeratoris

important.Avoidlocatingitnextto

yourrange, aheatingventor where

the sunwill shinedirectlyon it.

@Don’topen thedoors moreoften

thannecessary.

eClosethedoorsassoonaspossible,

particularly inhot, humid weather.

~KeepEnergy SaverSwitchinthe

OFF positionunlessmoisture

formson the outsideofthe

refrigerator.

eBesure the doorsare closed

tightly.Beforeleavingthehouse

or retiring forthe night, checkto

be surethe doorshaven’tbeen left

openaccidentally.

@Storeonly thosefoodsrequiring

refrigerationin yourrefrigerator.

eWipemoisturefrom bottles and

cartonsbefore puttingthem inthe

refrigerator.

~Keep foodscoveredto reduce -

moist~rebuildupinsidethe

refrigerator.

~If youturn the controlsto the

coldestposition for quick chilling

or freezing, be sureto turn them

back to regular settings.

~Don’tovercrowdyourrefrigerator.

Overcrowdingcan require extra

electrical energy to keep everything

cool.

....—————. —:

Readailinstructionsbeforeusingthisappliance.

~m~~—When usingthis

appliance,alwaysexercisebasic

safetyprecautions,includingthe

following:

~Usethisapplianceonly for its

intendedpurpose as described in

thisUse and Care Book.

@Thisrefrigeratormust be

properlyinstalledin accordance

withtheInstallationInstructions

beforeit is used. See grounding

instructionsonpage 18.

@Never unplugyourrefrigerator

bypullingon the powercord.

Alwaysgrip plugfirmly and pull

s~raightout fromthe outlet.

~Repairorreplaceimmediatelyall

electricservice cords that have

becomefrayedor otherwise

damaged. Do notuse acord that

showscracksor abrasion damage

alongitslengthor at either the plug

or connectorend.

~After yourrefrigerator is in

oDeration.do not touch the cold

s&faces, particularlywhen hands

aredamp or wet. Skin mayadhere

totheseextremely cold surfaces.

@Do not placefingers or hands

on the automatic icemaking

mechanism while the refrigerator

isphlggedin. Thjs will helpprotect

!Loufrompossibleinjury.It willalso

preventintcrfcrenccwith themoving

pallsof thee.~ectormechanism,or

withthe hcatmgciemcntthat

releasesthecubes.

oDon’trefreezefrozenfoods

whichhavethawedcompletely.

The UnitedStatesDepartmentof

Agriculture in Homeand Garden

BulletinNo. 69 says:

“...Youmaysafelyrefreezefrozen

foodsthathavethawedif theystill

containice crystalsor ifthey are

stillcold—below40”F.

“...Thawedground meats,poultry

or fish thathaveany off-odoror

off-colorshouldnotbe refrozenand

shouldnot be eaten. Thawedice

cream shouldbe discarded. If the

odor or color ofanyfood ispoor or

questionable, getrid of it. The food

maybe dangerousto eat.

“Evenpartialthawingand refreezing

reduce the eatingqualityof foods,

particularly fruits, vegetablesand

prepared foods.The eating quality

ofred meats is affectedlessthan

that ofmany other foods. Use

refrozenfoodsas soonas possibleto

saveas much of their eatingquality

as you can;’

.If your old refrigeratoris still

around the house but not in use,

be sure to removethe doors. This

will reduce the possibilityof

danger to children.

@Disconnectpowerto your

refrigerator: -

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A. Beforemakinganyrepairs. ~-—

Note:Westronglyrecommend =

~*-

that anyservicingbe performed -q

~u.

byaqualifiedindividual.

B. Beforecleaning. ~$?--

C. Beforereplacingaburned-out =

lightbulb,powertotherefrigerator ~‘

shouldbedisconnectedatthefuse ~e~

box or circuitbreaker inorder to ~

avoidcontactwithalivewire ~.

fdament,(Aburned-outlightbulb

maybreak whenbeingreplaced.)

Note:Thning freezercompartment

temperaturecontrolto OFF

positiondoesnotremovepower

to thelightcircuit.

@Do notoperateyourrefrigerator

inthe presenceofexplosivefumes.

SAVE

BEwm

Refrigerator

SetTemperatureControls

Yourrefrigeratorhas twoup-front

controlsthatletyouregulatethe

temperatureinthe fresh foodand

freezercompartments.

One control, with settingsfrom 1

through9, is locatedat the upper

leftin the fresh food compartment.

The other control, with settings

from 1through 9plus OFF, is

located at the upper right near the

top of the freezer compartment.

9isthe coldest setting, 1is the

warmest.

INITIALLY,SET BOTH

CONTROLS AT5.

Forcoklcr or warmer temperatures,

adjust the desired compartment

control one number at atime.

IMPORTANT: When initially

settingcontrols,or adjustingthem,

allow 24 hours f’ortemperatures

to stabilize.

Note: Tut*ningthe f’l*eezercontrol

totheOK’Fposition”stops cooiing

in WITH coillp:ll”tlllellts-fl’es~~

food AND f’rtx!xer—but(10(?sIlot

shut off”power tothe refrigerator.

HowtoTestTemperatures

Usethemilktestforthefreshfood

compartment.Placeacontainerof

milkonthetopshelfinthefresh

foodcompartment.Check itaday

later.If themilk istoowarmor too

cold,adjustthetemperaturecontrols.

Usethe ice creamtestfor the

freezercompartment. Place a

containerof icecream inthe center

ofthe freezercompartment.Check

it afteraday.If it’stoohard or too

soft,adjustthetemperaturecontrols.

Alwaysallow24 hoursfor

the refrigeratorto reachthe

temperatureyouset.

EmagySaverSwitch

The Energy SaverSwitchis

locatedacrossfrom the fresh

foodtemperaturecontrol.

Toreducethe amount of

electricity requiredto operate

your refrigerator,pushswitch

to the OFF position.

This turns off heaters inyour

refrigeratorthat preventmoisture

from formingon the outside.

Withthe heatersturned off, there

isachancethatmoisturemayform

cmthe outsideofyourrefrigerator,

especiallywhentheweather is

humid. The humidityis mostlikely

tobe high inthe summer, inthe

early morninghours, and in homes

whichare notair conditioned.

Over an extendedperiod oftime,

moisturethat formson theoutside

maycausedeteriorationofthepaint

finish.It willbe importantto protect

thefinishbyusingappliancepolish

waxasdescribedonpage 16.

SET HERE IF MOISTURE .

APPEARS ON EXTERIOR Wp OFF

Whenthe EnergySaverSwitch

ispushedtothe left,electricity

flowsthroughthelowwattage

heaterswhichwarmthe outside

ofthecabinetand, under most

conditions,preventtheforming

ofmoistureor waterdroplets.

NoDefrosting

It isnotnecessaryto defrostthe

freezeror freshfoodcompartments.

Althoughyour refrigerator is

designed and equippedto defrost

itselfautomatically,some frost

on packages isnormal.

&DiagnosticSystem

Itkeepsan~y~On

foryou.

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DOOR OPEN STATUS NORMAL ~/= POWER ~~ DEFROST

CHECK

WARM TEMPERATURE RESET ~~ FREEZER r/ICEMAKER L_[ CONTROLS

7?-’

OO:~RAL~~M C{;;;;D ICE

LIGHT PUSHCRADLESBELOW CUBES

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@Red signallightflashes totell What thesecodesmean—and when your refrigerator

youwhen either door is open. what to do whenthey appear—is is firstpluggedin...

@G summarizedonthe insideofthe

reen signallighttellsyouthat freezer compartmentdoor and All panel lightscome on for five

theDoor Alarm beeper hasbeen explainedmore thoroughlyon seconds, abeep sounds,and lights

setto sound after either door has the followingpages. go off exceptas follows:

open 30 seconds. @Status Check Resetpadputsa ePF flashes in the display.Touch

‘6 Red signallighttells youwhen STATUSCHECK-RESET pad to

reviewofthe electronic diagnosis erase it.

f;eezer fo;dkeeping temperature is

abovenormal.

@G reen lightedword NORMAL

indicatesthat no failurehas been

detccteclby thediagnostic system.

@F]ashinggreendiagnos[ic

codes in the displaywarn you

ushcn:

IEl

f“rozenfooclsshoulc]bc

L’ht!ckd!

I+ power has been interrupted.

Hicmalwr my not be operating

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-- I’l”CCZCI’Lx)n[rol

my noxi to bc

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offivecoded functionsat your

fingertipand also allowsyouto

erase codes from display.

@Electronic control allowsyou

to turn nightlightin water-and-ice

dispenser on and off.

@Electronic control allowsyou

to select icecubes or crushed ice,

and green signallightconfirms

yourchoice.

oGreen word NORMAL glows.

~Red WARMTEMPERATURE

lightglowsif freezer compartment

temperature ishigher than normal.

It goesoffwhen proper foodkeeping

temperature is reached.

~Door alarm beeper is activated

and green lighton DOOR ALARM

pad glows.

eCRUSHED ice selection light

glows.

eRed DOOR OPEN lightflashes if

either door is open, goesout when

doors are shut.

@Night light in water-and-ice

dispenser isoff.

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~OMl~~Ol?&~iagnostic !!$y!dHIl(continued)

HowtoSetthe

DoorAlarm

Youdon’thaveto set thevisual

alarm. Aslongas eitherdoor is

open, the red DOOR OPEN signal

lightflashes.

IDOOROPEN III

IWARM TEMPERATURE 0

If the greensignallighton the

DOOR ALARM pad isglowing,

the beeper alarmis set. If it’snot,

touch thepad toturn it on.

3DOORALARM cl-

.IGHT II

If either door isopen for more than

30seconds,arecurringbeepsounds.

The lightgoes out and the beeping

stops when youclose thedoor.

There are times when you’llwant

the Door Alarm beeper turned

of’f.When you’rerearranging alot

of’food, forexample. Justtouch the

paci,The green lightwill go out

and the beeping will stop.

Deactivating the Door Alarm

beeper does not turn the red DOOR

OPEN lightoff—itkeeps flashing

until the door isclosed.

WhytheRedWaIUm

TemperatureLightGIows.

Atfirst, it’sprobablybecauseyour

newlyinstalledrefrigeratorhasn’t

completelycooleddownyet. Wait

afewhoursfor ittocool, andthen

the lightwillgo out.

WARM TEMPERATURE II

Fromthen on, the red lightwill

glowwhenevertemperaturesinside

gettoohigh forproper foodstorage.

If thishappens, openthe doors

onlywhen absolutelynecessary,

and closethem asquicklyas

possible.

As soonas insidetemperatures

return to normal, the lightgoesout.

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HowtheElectronic

MonitorandDiagnostic

SystemWorks.

The wordNORMAL islighted

in green exceptwhen afailurehas

been detected.

The STATUSCHECK-RESET -

pad has two functions:

1. Youcan touchthe STATUS

CHECK-RESET pad and get a

reviewofthe electronic diagnostic

codes in order oftheir priority.

2. Youcan touch the STATUS

CHECK-RESET pad to erase three

flashingcodes immediately and

two codes after the condition that

caused them to flash has been

corrected (seepage 7).

~OllitO~ &~i~~O!#i~ !!@s~~~ (continued) ——

TheElectronicMonitorand

DiagnosticSystemalertsyouwhen

somethingstartsto go wrong.

U’adiagnosticcode appearson

thedisplay,something needs

specialattention. Togetyour

attention,thedisplaycode flashes

untilyou erase it. The first6

flashesare accompaniedbybeeps.

Ifrnore than onecoded function

requiresattentionat the same

time, the one withthe highest

priority willbe displayedfirst.

Pressing theSTATUSCHECK-

RESET pad willevaluateallother

coded functions.If the NORMAL

displayis litduring the displaying

ofacode, that functionis operating

properly.

Pressing the STATUSCHECK-

RESET pad willerase three codes

immediately—~~ Cland CC

TheDE and FFcodes can only be

erased by touching the STATUS—CHECK-RESETpad after the

—condition that caused the code to

flash has beencorrected.

Thisflashingcode tellsyouIthe

powerto the refrigeratorhas

been interruptedformore than2

seconds. Check theconditionof

foodin both the fresh foodand

freezer compartments.Touch

STATUSCHECK-RESET pad

to erase code.

There is no fault withthe

refrigeratorwhenPF’code

flashes.

This flashingcodetellsyou

something’swrongwiththedefrost

system—keepdoorsclosedto

retaincoldand callfor service.

Code flashesuntilproblemis

corrected.

This flashingcode tells you to

check youl”frozen rood. Has any

of i[st:lr[edto thaw? Ap;]ckagc

maybc holding the f’rcczcr

~.(~lnpartmcntdoor open, Don’t

(}pcll(hc door””

Ill(}rc oflcn (hall

:ihsolutclyntxwssarywhile this

c(NJcis displ;iycd.“Ibuching (I1C

S’i’ATUSCH;C!GRES13T ixd

;IIIL21’the fl?wcr Compartnlcn[

[~’llli)~r:ltl]rc

hW Wt LllWd to

11[)1711:11\vill L’rilsc the L’ode,

This {lashingcocictellsyouto This flashingcode tells you to

check the automatic icemaker. check temperature controls and

Ice clumps inthe storage bin may adjust them if necessary. (See

havestalled the iccmaker. Follow directions on page4.) Touch

corrective memures described on STATUSCHECK-RESET pad

page 21.If Ivatcrsupply to the to erase code. If code reappears

iccmaket.is not connected or not

turned (In. Ilxikcsure manual

iccm:lkerswi[ch is in the OFF

position (see page 10).Code stops

flashing whcll pmhlcm iscorrcctcd

t)r STATUSCHECK-RESET pad

isttluchcd.

~onitor d%Diagnosticf@?kxBI (continued)

SignalLightsand

Diagnostic(h&5

Whatthey mean, andwhat

to do whentheyalertyou, is

summarizedon this panel.

on the insideof the freezer

compartmentdoor.

IDISPLAY EXPLANATION /RECOMMENDED ACTION

1/ \I\

RESET

ALL SYSTEMS

TO CHECK SYSTEM ....TOUCH STATUS

OPERATING STATUS CHECK .... LOOK FOR“NORMAL” READOUT

NORMALLY CHECK DURING EACH CODE DISPLAY

II DOOF?OPEN IDOORS NOT COMPLETELYCLOSED .... CHECK FOROPEN BINS ....

PACKAGES MAY BE BLOCKING DOOR

IWARM TEMPERATURE ~THIS MAY OCCUR WHEN REFRIGERATORIS FIRSTTURNED ON

OR DOORS LEFTOPEN TOO LONG

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‘ORETA’NcOLD--cALLFORsERv’cE’FNEc

CHECK FORTHAWING OFFROZEN FOODS .... LIMIT DOOR OPENINGS

II PF POWER POWER HAS BEEN OFFFORSOME PERIOD OFTIME ....

CHECK CONDITION OF FOOD .... TOUCH RESET

1: J1 )

1( 1

II[/ ICE MAKER CHECK ICE BIN FOR BLOCKAGE .... TOUCH RESET ....

IFCODE APPEARS AGAIN, CALL FOR SERVICE

(>r—

dE DEFROST LIMIT DOOR OPENINGS TO RETAIN COLD .... CALL FOR SERVICE 7

~[ CT CONTROLS 1

CHECK TEMPERATURE CONTROLS .... ADJUST IF NECESSARY .... TOUCH

RESET .... IF CODE REAPPEARS WITHIN 4HRS. CALL FORSERVICE /

[SEEYOUR USE AND CARE BOOK FORCOMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS

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k&WaterDispenser

AutomaticLm-nakerand

Ice&WaterDispenser

Yourrefrigeratorhasan automatic

icemakerandacustomdispenser

thatdispenseschilledwater,ice

cubesand crushedice throughthe

freezercompartmentdoor. Here’s

howtheywork.

Water flowsfrom the household

supply througha

(1)dual solenoidvalveto the

(2)water reservoir and to the

(3)automatic icemaker as needed.

Wateris frozen in the

(4)cube mold and ejected intothe

(5)storagebin where arnotor-

poweredauger movescubes

forwardinto the dispensing unit.

Whenyou touch the CUBES padon

frontof freezer compartment door,

icecubes will dispense through

chuteindoor when cradleispressed.

JVhenyou touch the CRUSHED

pad, baffle in housing channels

cubes through the crusher and

crushed ice fallsthrough chute into

~iasswhen cradle is pressed.

;hilled water from reservoir flows

through the

(6) tubing in the door and is

~iispensedwhen the cradle is

pressed.

(7)Alight switch turns the night

Iightin the dispenseron Or off

ivhenthe LIGHT pad is touched.

ImportantFactsabout

YourIce&WaterDispenser

oYouricemti~erWill

produceeight

cubespercycle—approximately

120cubes ina24-hour period-

dependingon freezercompartment

temperature,room temperature,

numberofdoor openingsand other

useconditions.

QIntermittentdispensingof ice is

nornud. If ice flowintcrruptiOnis

more than brief, iceclump(s)may

bethecauseandshouldbe removed

followinginstructionsbelowand

on page 11.

UIAvoidoverfillingglasseswith

iceand using narrowor extra-tall

giasses. This canjam the chuteor

causethe door in the chuteto freeze

shut. Periodicallyopen the freezer

compartmentdoor and lookdown

intothe chute. If ice is blocking

the chute, pokeit through with

awoodenspoon.

@To help keep bits of ice from

being sprayedbeyondthe glass,

place glass closeto ice chute—

but not so close that it blocks

outcomingice.

~Ice should not be dispensed into

thin glasses,fine china or delicate

crystal—they can crack or chip

from the combinedpressureof your

handpressing them againstthe

cradle and ice dropping into

the container.

@Ice should be dispensed before

filling glass with soda or other

beveragemixes. This will prevent

splashing which is annoyingand

which, if the splash reaches the ice

and water selector switch, could

cause it to stick or bind.

@Beverages and foods should not

be quick-chilled in the ice storage

bin. Cans, bottles or food packages

in the storage bin may cause the

icemaker to malfunction.

@Ice other than that produced

by your icemaker should not be

added to the icestorage bin—it

may not crush or dispense well.

BeforeUsingYour

kemaker andDispenser

If youuscyourrcl’rigcratorbefore

the watercormcctionismwic,raise

the iccaccessdoor and makesure

the iccmakcr!’cclcrarm isinthe

OFF (up)positionas shown1JC1OW,

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When water supplyhas been

connected to icemaker,movefeeler

arm to ON (down)position.

Depress water dispenser cradle

for abouttwo minutesto remove

trapped air from the water line and

to fillwaterreservoirautomatically.

Ice cube mold automatically fills

with water after coolingto freezing

temperatures. First cubes normally

freeze after severalhours.

NOTE: With anewly-installed

refrigerator, allowabout 24 hours

for the freezer compartment to cool

down to the proper ice-making

temperature. (continuednextpage)

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Ice4%ChilledWater

once YourIcernakerand

DispenserAreinoperation

Throwaw:lythe first fbw batchesof’

icecubes (f6or 24 cubes). This

will flushtnva>any impuritiesin

thewater Iinc.Do the samething

af’tcrvacationsor cxtcndcdpcrio(.is

when iceisn’tused.

Discard thef’irsthalf’dozen

glassfu[sofwater in the kitchen

sink, ‘1’hiswilleliminatethe

s]ight “plastic” tastetempomrily

impmtcdto the water bythe water

reservoir.

Keep icelevelto keep immker

productive.Cubes ejected into an

empty storagebin will pile up close

to the icemakerand push the f’eeler

arm up tothe OFF pmition

prematurely when the bin isonly

partially full. Open the iceaccess

door, reach in, levelthe cubes by

hand and icemaking will resume.

Keepingcubesdistributed even]y

will allowthe icemaker toproduce

enough iceto fi]lthe bin to its

maximumcapacity.

caution:

Under certain rare

circumstances, ice cubes

may be discolored, usual~y

appearing with agreen-bluish

hue. The cause ofthis unusual

discoloration is apparently clue

to acombination of factors

such as certain characteristics

of 1ocalwaters, household

plumbing and the accumulation

of copper salts in an inactive

water supply line which feeds

the icernaker. Continued

consumption of suchdiscolored

ice cubes may be injurious to

health. If such discoloration is

observed, discard the ice cubes

and contact your GE Factory

Service Center or an authorized

Customer Care@servicer.

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!$omclimesnmoundof’snowwill

f’ormon thvdoorinthe iw chutcc

Thisconditionisnormal,and

USUldly

OCCUI”SwhenyOUhave

dispensedcrushedicercpcatwilyf

The snowwil]eventuallycvfipf)l”al~t

When DispensingWater...

The WMWsystm 19rovidcs

illl~~l’oxilll~ltclysixsmx!cssiw!

6-OUINX?glassf’uls,Afterthis,

sevcraiI1OU1OSmustbcidk)wcdlbr

the ncwwaterreservoirsupplyto

cool, Ybuprobablywill notdrain

011thechillcclwaterf’rornthe

reservoiron asingleoccasion,

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TheflB*stglassof?waterdif+pcnsd _

nmYbe warmerthanthefollowing

on&. This is normal.

‘Dispensedwaterischilled, not

iced. For colder water,simply

add crushed iceor cubes bcf’orc

dispensingwater.

~Grip glassor othercontainer

gentlynear rim and press rim

firmly againstice or water

dispensercradle.

Neverputfingers or other

objectsintothe icecrusher

dischargeopening.

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