Sears 10062603 - Manual (Page 26)

Before Calling For Service
If refrigerator food temperature is
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• Adjust refrigerator control. See
page 13,
• Check to see the air defiecior is in
place on the left side wall of the fresh
food compartment,
• Is condenser area clean? (See
page 23<)
• Are any shelves covered with foil or
plastic, preventing proper air flow?
• Adjust freezer control to warmer set­
ting. Allow several hours for tempera­
ture to change.
If the unit runs too much or too
frequently:
• It may be normal to maintain an even
temperature.
• Is condenser area dean?
(See page 23.)
• Have doors been opened frequently
or for an extended period of time?
• Is freezer funning too cold? Adjust
freezer control. (See page 14.)
• Check door alignment and gasket
seal for proper closure.
If the unit makes unfamiliar sounds
such as popping or cracking; tap­
ping, gurgling, boiling or bubbling;
rumbling or rattling on shutdown:
• These may be normaroperating
sounds. Refer to page 21 for informa­
tion on sounds the unit may make.
If you hear running water in the unit:
• This is norméd when the icemaker fills.
• This is normal when tfie unit defrosts
and water enters the condensate pan.
If you hear periodic buzzing:
• This is normal in cabinets with an
automatic icemaker. The water valve
will buzz when energized to refill the
icemaker.
If condensate forms on the inside of
the unit;
• This is normai during periods of high
humidity.
If condensate forms on the outside
of the unit:
• Is Power Miser Control on highest set­
ting? This will help reduce
condensate.
• Check door alignment and gasket
sea! for proper closure.
If Crisper or Meat Keeper drawers do
not close freely:
• Check for package obstructing proper
closure.
• Check to confirm drawer is in proper
position in assembly.
• Apply thin layer of petroleum jelty to
slide channel track,
if there is an odor in the unit or
ice cubes:
• Clean product. (See pages 22-23.)
« Cover all foods tightly.
• Use freezer containers or
freezer wrap,.
If Ice forms In the inlet tube to the
ice maker:
• indicates sediment in solenoid valve
which has not allowed the valve to
close. An in-line water filter should
be added. If problem persists the
solenoid valve will need to be
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If light bulb needs replacing.
• Unplug unit from wall outlet to avoid
electrical shock. A pair of gloves
should be worn as a precaution
against broken glass.
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