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11

CLEANING

YOUR

REFRIGERATOR

Both

the

refrigerator

and

freezer

sections

defrost

automatically.

However,

clean

both

sections

about

once

a

month

to

prevent

odors

from

building

up.

Wipe

up

spills

immediately.

To

clean

your

refrigerator.

Unplug

refrigerator

or

disconnect

power.

Remove

all

removable

parts

from

inside,

such

as

shelves,

crispers,

etc.

Use

a

clean

sponge

or

soft

cloth

and

a

mild

detergent

in

warm

water.

Do

not

use

abrasive

or

harsh

cleaners.

Hand

wash,

rinse,

and

dry

all

surfaces

thoroughly.

Plug

in

refrigerator

or

reconnect

power.

Additional

cleaning

tips

are

listed

below:

PART

Outside

Inside

walls

(allow

freezer

to

warm

up

so

cloth

won't

stick)

Door

liners

and

gaskets

Plastic

parts

(covers

and

panels)

Condenser

coils

COMMENTS

Waxing

external

painted

metal

surfaces

helps

provide

rust

protection.

Do

not

wax

plastic

parts.

Wax

painted

metal

surfaces

at

least

twice

a

year

using

appliance

wax

(or

auto

paste

wax).

Apply

wax

with

a

clean,

soft

cloth.

For

products

with

a

stainless

steel

exterior,

use a

clean

sponge

or

soft

cloth

and

a

mild

detergent

in

warm

water.

Do

not

use

abrasive

or

harsh

cleaners.

Dry

thoroughly

with

a

soft

cloth.

To

help

remove

odors,

you

can

wash

the

inside

of

the

refrigerator

with

a

mixture

of

baking

soda

and

warm

water.

Mix

2

tablespoons

soda

to

1

quart

of

water

(26

g

soda

to

1

liter

water.)

Be

sure

the

soda

is

completely

dissolved

so

it

is

not

abrasive

and

doesn't

scratch

the

surfaces

of

the

refrigerator.

Do

not

use

cleaning

waxes,

concentrated

detergents,

bleaches,

or

cleaners

containing

petroleum

on

plastic

parts.

Do

not

use

paper

towels,

window

sprays,

abrasive

cleansers,

or

flammable

fluids.

These

can

scratch

or

damage

material.

Remove

base

grille.

(See

the

Base

grille

section

on

page

6.)

Use

a

vacuum

with

an

extended

attachment

to

clean

condenser

coils.

Vacuum

coils

when

dusty

or

dirty.

Coils

may

need

to

be

cleaned

as

often

as

every

other

month.

Replace

base

grille.

Explosion

Hazard

Use

nonflammable

cleaner.

Failure

to

do

so can

result

in

death,

explosion,

or

fire.

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