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Contents
Appliance Registration
2
Model and Serial Numbers
2
Base Grille
4
Moving &Vacation Tins
13
Care and Cleaning
12,13
Power Saver Switch
7
Drawer and Covers
11,12
Problem Solver
14,15
Ener~Saving Tips
2
Quick Serve System
9
Food Storage Suggestions
8
Quick Store
10
Ice Dispenser
5,6
Repair Service
13
Icemaker
5,6
Safety Instructions
3
InstaUation
3,4
Shelves
9
Adapter Plug
4
Tem~erature Controls
7
Adjustable Rollers
4
Warranty
Back Cover
Clearances
4
Water Filter Accessorv
6
Electrical Requirements
3,4
Extension Cord
4
Grounding
3
Location
4
Water Supply to Icemaker
4
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Light Bulb Replacement
13
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Models TBX22R
TBU5R
TBm5R
tith Ice Dispenser
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- Page 1 Contents Appliance Registration Base Grille Care and Cleaning Drawer and Covers Ener~Saving Tips Food Storage Suggestions Ice Dispenser Icemaker InstaUation Adapter Plug Adjustable Rollers Clearances Electrical Requirements Extension Cord Grounding Location Water Supply to Icemaker Light Bulb Replacement Models TBX22R TBU5R TBm5R tith Ice Dispenser...
- Page 2 Toobtaina Spanishlanguage versionofthisbook,cdl GEAnswerCenter@ 800.626.2000 consumerinformationservice. Rra obtenerla versi6nen esptiol de estemanual, name a GE AnswerCente& serviciode itiormaci6n para el consumidor, tel~fono800.626.2000. -—— — .—_.— _ — —,,. - important, Avoid lmti~ it next toyour r ange, ah~ting vent orwhere shine dimcdy onit.
- Page 3 Usethisapplianceonlyforits intendedpurposeas describedin thjsUseandCareBook. @ This refrigerator m ustbe properly’initalled i n accordance withtheInstallation Instructions beforeit is used.Seegrounding instructions belowandon page4. @ Neverunplugytiurrefrigerator bypullingon the powercord. Always grip plug, f irmlyandpull straightoutfromthe outlet.
- Page 4 (approximately8 feetof 1/4” coppertubingin three 10-inch diametercoils.) refrigerator, Settheso rollers sothe refrigerator i~firmly positioned o n thefloorandthefrontisraised just enough that thedoorscloseeasily whenopenedabouthalfway, Toadjustthe rollers,turn the rolleradjustingscrewsclockwiseto raisetherefrigerator, c ounterclock- wiseto lowerit.
- Page 5 AubmaticIcemaker &IceDhpemer HowAutomaticIcemaker work andIceDkymer Your refrigerator h asanautomatic iccmaker ~ ndadispenser t hat dispenses icecubesandcrushedice through thefreezercompartment dooi*. Here’showtheywork cmEs. . . (1)Automatic Icemakerfillsthe (2) icestoragebin. (3) Pressureonicecradleactivates (4) motor-powered augerand feeds cubesintoglassthroughthe (~ chute. when the selectorswitchismoved to CRUSmD ICE, a bafflein the...
- Page 6 (dWn)position, m d replace tie bin. Theicecubemoldautomatically fillswiti waterafiercoolingto freezingtemperatures. F irstcubes normallyfreezeafierseveral h ours. N~E: Witha newly-installed refrigerator, a llowabout24 hours fortir compartment tocml down topropericemaking temperatures. ejectscubesin icemaker groupsofeight.Throwaway first fewbatches(16or 24 cubes).This flushesawayimpuritiesin thewater line.
- Page 7 Place a containerof icecreamin thecenter of thefreezercompartment. C heck it afir a day,If it’stoohardor too sofi,adjustthetemperature c ontrols. Alwaysa!Row 24 hoursfor the refrigerator t oreachthe tempemture youset. If you tum your household thermosmtbelowa°Foattight you maywanttoturntheZeflered controlonestepcolder, a s tim “C”...
- Page 8 @ Do not overloadyourfreshfood qtity or freezercompartmentwiti a lot of warmfoodat once. @ Openthe doorthe fewesttimes possibleto saveelectricalenergy. men goingout of tOwn ~or sever~days,leaveasfewperishables as possiblein the refrigerator.If your refrigerator an icernaker, movethe icemakerfeeler the OFF (up)positionmd shutoff waterto the refrigerator. am to...
- Page 9 sheIfPositiom to r earmnge @ourSheIves Shelves freshfmd and&zer compartments a re adjus~blein any combination, e nablingyouto make efficient s helfarrangements t ofit yourfamily’s foodstorageneeds. and OUt - Toremoveshelves:Tiltshelfup at front,thenfiftit up andoutoftracks onrear wdl ofrefrigerator, Toreplace shelves:Selectdesired shelfheight.Withshelffrontraised slightly, e ngagetop lugsin tracksat rear of cabinet.Thenlowerfrontof shelfuntilit Jocksintoposition.
- Page 10 — fromdryingout. Toopen, pushthe latchup andpull the binhandleforward. Toavoiddamaging therefrigerator, makesurethebinis closedand latchedbeforeclosingthe refrigerator d oor, Toremovethe bin, lifi it tipand outofthebinhousing. Torelocatethe QuickStoreunit, liftthebin housingup and out of the slot3on the door,moveit to the desirednewlocation,and lowerthe hookson the housingintothe slots on the door.
- Page 11 Excesswaterwhichmayaccumulate in the bottomof the drawersshould beemptiedandthedrawerwipeddry. Dmwer andcoverRemoval Drawersat thebottomof the fresh foodcompartment w illstopbefore comingallthewayoutofthe refrigerator, t o helppreventcontents fromspillingontofloor.These drawerscanbe removedeasilyby graspingthe sidesandliftingup slightlywhilepullingdrawerspast the “stop”location. Toremovedrawers and glass coverwhenthe freshfood compartment doorcannotbe...
- Page 12 Withpropercare, it will staynew- Iookingand rust-freefor years. Applya coatof kitchen/appliance waxwhenthe refrigeratoris new, and then at leasttwicea year. AppliancePolishWax& Clemer WRWX0216) is (Cat. No. available from GE AppliancePartsMa~ti.
- Page 13 Be sure refrigeratorstaysin upright position duringactualmovingand in van. Refrigerator m ustbe secured in vanto preventmovement. P rotect the outsideof the refrigeratorwith a blanket. Toobtainservice,seeyourwarranty on thebackpageofthisbook.
- Page 14 REFNGERAmR FOODSDRYOUT solver @ Maybe in defrostcyclewhenmotordoesnotoperateforabout35minutes, @ Temperature c ontrolin OFFposition, @ If interiorlightis noton, refrigerator m aynotbepluggedinat walloutlet, @ Ifp~ugis secureandtherefrigerator s tillfailsto operate,pluga lampor a small appliance intothesameoutiatto determineif thereis a trippedcircuitbreakeror burnedoutfuse, @ Modernrefrigerators withmorestoragespaceanda largerfreezercompartment requiremoreoperatingtime.
- Page 15 @ In humidweather,air carries moistureintorefrigeratorwhendoorsare opened, REFNGERA~R @ Foodswith strongodors shodd be tightly s Checkfor spoiledfood, @ Interiorneedscleaning.Refertopage 12, @ Defrostwatersystemneedscleaning. @ I<eepopenbox of bting sodain refrigerator;replaceeverythree months. cub~s.Icem~er turpedoff or wat6r ajar. ~ ,. the powersaverswitchto ~e rigti~. covered. —...
- Page 16 Toknowwhat your legal rights are in your state, consult if futiher Manager—ConsumerAtia!m, GEAppliances, Louisville, KY 40225 No. 162D193!PO04 Pati Pub.No.49”6609 YOUR GE RE~!G~A~R WARRANW FULLFIVE-YEAR WARRANTY Forfiveyearsfromdatooforiginal freeof purchase, w ~will provide, f reeof charge,partsandservicelaborIn yourhometo repairor replaceany...