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Cleaning
Refrigerator
To clean the inside, use a soft cloth and a solution of a
table spoon of baking soda to one quart of water, or a
mild soap suds solution, or some mild detergent. Wash drip
tray and glide out shelves in a mild detergent solution, then
dry and wipe with a soft cloth. Clean the outside with a
soft damp cloth and some mild detergent
or appliance
cleaner.
Vacation
Time
For short vacation periods, leave the control knobs at their
usual settings. During longer absences, (a)remove all foods,
(b) disconnect from electrical
outlet, (c) clean the refrig-
erator thoroughly,
(d) leave door open to avoid possible
formations
of condensation,
mold or odors.
Power
Failure
Most power failures are corrected
within an hour or two
and will not affect your refrigerator temperatures.
However,
you should minimize
the number of door openings while
the power is off. During power failure of longer duration,
take steps to protect your food by placing ice on top of
packages.
Correct
Use
Some Important
Rules for the Correct Use of the
Refrigerator
•
Never place hot foods in the refrigerator.
•
Beverages
should be stored in sealed containers.
•
Foods to be stored for a long time should be wrapped
in cellophane or polyethylene, or kept in glass containers.
Never place spoiled foods in the cabinet.
•
Don't overload the cabinet.
•
Don't open the door unless necessary.
If the refrigerator
will be stored without
use for long
periods it is suggested, after a careful cleaning, to leave
the door ajar to allow the air to circulate inside the cabinet
in order to avoid possible formations
of condensation,
mold or odors.
If you have any problem with the refrigerator
please call the:
Information Center 1-888-317-7642
8am-8pm CST, Monday throuqh Friday
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