Danby DFF103A4WDB Owner's Use And Care Manual

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Installation InstructionsDOOR REVERSALINSTRUCTIONS (cont)14. After making sure that the doors are installed correctly, tighten all thescrews holding the hinges. If they are not tightened, the doors mayslip out of position or there may be an opening between the doors andthe cabinet.15. For models with senior living handles, remove the screws holding thehandle on the door. Remove plastic pins from the other side of thedoor and insert them into the holes where the screws were removed.Re-install the handle using the same screws that were removed fromthe door handles.4FEATURES1. Discharge Outlet for Cold Air: Since cold airflows through this outlet into the refrigerator, besure to avoid blocking it with stored food.2. Suction Inlet3. Temperature Controls4. Slide-Out Shelves5. Freezer Shelf6. Glass Shelf with Crisper7. Interior Light8. Interior Light Switch9. Evaporating Tray (not shown)10. Ice Cube Tray11. Full-Width Door Shelves12. 2-Liter Door Shelf13. Adjustable FeetOperating InstructionsBefore using your refrigerator, clean it and test run it to see if it is operatingproperly. If it is not, then check your electrical source. If you cannot locatethe source of the problem, contact your dealer.1. Set the temperature control knob to the OFF position and then plug theAC cord into an electrical outlet of 115 volt, 60Hz. The compressormotor should not run.2. Set the temperature control knob to the MAX position and let therefrigerator operate for 20 minutes. The freezer should get slightlyfrosted and the motor should run smoothly with a soft hum.3. Rotate the temperature control knob counter-clockwise toward the MINposition. Before the pointer of the temperature control knob reaches theMIN position, the compressor motor should turn off.This sound is caused by the refrigerant flowing into the refrigeratingdevice. It does not denote a malfunction.TEST RUN YOURREFRIGERATORSOUND OF FLOWINGIS NOTICEABLE