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plied for this purpose. Press the fJt_Joginto the outside draio opening as illustrated. After all frost is melted, wash the freezer interior and dry it well. Remove the drain fitting end firmly press both drain plugs into their respective openings,
IF
YOU SERVICE
N_JED
The model number, serial number and bill of material (BM) number of your model are listed on a metal serial plate at the rear of the cabinet. Refer to all of these numbers
FREEZER RUNS TOO LONG � Prolonged door openings � Control set too cold � Condenser needs cleaning � Pooraircirculationaroundcondenser FREEZER RUNS TOO FREQUENTLY
REPLACING
Certain Modem
incoy orrespondeoca distributor conceming your model. dee,or _ w,h your or
� Frequent running provides more stable temperatures � Too many door openings � Proiongeddooropenings FREmR WON'T Rum
LIGHT BULB AVOID CONNECT CO.O DIS- UNNECESSARY IT IS RECOMMENDEDTHATYOU.EEORE ",'HE POWER A_'EMPT,NG REP_CEL.GHT BULB SERVICE CALLS
MENT. Use s 25 watt, intermediate base bulb for replacement. BEFORE CALLING A SERVICEMAN, CHECK THE FOLLOWING LIST FOR POSSIBLE TROUBLES THAT YOU YOURSELF CAN REMEDY WITHOUT DIFFICULTY. C_Nn VIBRATES
� Temperatorecontro, tumedtoOFF
� Line cord not pluggedin � No power at electricalouUet � House fuse blown HEAVY FROST IN FREEZER
FAILURE
MOst power failures are corrected in an hour or two and will not affect your freezer temperatures. However, you should minimize the number of door openings while the power is off. During Dower failures of longer duration, take steps to protect your frozen food by placing blocks of dry ice on top of the packages. If dry ice is not available, see if you can temporarily use e freezer in your Iocal locker plant.
POWER
� Cabinet not,eveI � Weak floor
� Frequent door openings
� Proionged dooropenings � build-up Hot, humid weether increases frost
ODOR IN CABINET � Odor producing foods should becovered � Interior needs cleaning FREEZER COMPARTMENT TOO WARM � Freezer controlset too warm � Pro/onged door openings
FROZEN
FOODS
DRY
OUT
� Packages not wrapped or sealed properly CABINET WORKING LIGHT NOT
� Bulb burned out � No power et outlet
Pr;nted inU.S.A.
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