
I' Plug
in
the
power
cord
and
push
the
refrigerator
to the
walt,
arranging
the
copper
tubing
so
that it
does
not
vibrate
against
the
back
of the
refrigerator
or
against
the
wall.
IMPORTANT:
Because
the
refrigerator
and ice
maker
are warm.
tt
may
take
up
to
12
hours
before
the
ice maker
produces
the
first
suppty
of ice
cubes.
^-
In
The
Crawl
Space
Under
The
Hdme
Through
The
Wall
To The
Utility
Room
Cold
Water
piDe
lf the
floor
is
not level
and
it
is
necessary
to
raise
the
rear
of the
cabinet,
we
suggest
rolling
the
rear
wheels
on
to
a
piece
of
plywood
or
other
shim
material.
Under
The
Sink
To
The
Cold
Water
pipe
LEVELING
To
enhance
its
appearance
and
maintain
efficient
performance,
your
refrigerator
should
be
level.
The
front
wheels
were
adjusted
at
the
iactory
so
th;
cabinet
would
be levet.
Ho.wever,
jarring
in
transit,
or
standing
the
refrigerator
on
an
uneven
floor
may
cause
the
cabinet
to
appear
unlevel.
lf
leveling
is
necessary,
remove
the
base
grille
and
adjust
the
wheels
with
a
screwdriver
as
shown
below.
Tilt
refrigerator
back
jusi
enough
to
illow
easy
turning
of the
adjusting
screws.
On Top
Mount
models
only,
turn
clockwise
to
raise
the
cabinet
corner
and
counterclockwise
to
lower
cabinet
corner.
On
Side-by-Side
models
the
procedure
is
just
reversed.
Also,
lock
front
wheels
to
secure
refrigerator.
Through
The Floor
To
Basement
Cold
Water Pipe
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Service
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INTRODUCTION
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CAPACITY
6
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COMPANYO
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Newton
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INSTRUCTIONS
8
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UNCRATING
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LOCATION
9
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"rorrrut
10
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LEVELING
11
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REVERSING
12
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DOOR REMOVAL
16
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OPERATION
17
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Side-By-Side
18
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PROCEDURES
21
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22
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SIDE-BY-SIDE
23
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DISPERSING
24
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CHECKING
25
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OPERATIOT\f
25
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(A'
25
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LEAK TESTING
27
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TESTING
28
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CHECKING PRESSURES
30
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EVACUATING
32
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AND RECHARGING
32
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RECHARGING
33
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COMPRESSOR INOPERATIVE
35
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PROCEDURE
36
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WITH COMPRESSOR
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OPERATIVT
36
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COMPRESSOR
38
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INOPERATIVE
38
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REPLACING THE COMPRESSOR
42
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1/2 inch
43
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EXCHANGER
44
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1/2" lrom the end of
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CONDEJVSER
48
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REPLACING
49
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CONDENSER
49
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FREEZER
51
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EVAPORATOR
51
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ELECTRICAL
55
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OVERLOAD
56
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PROTECTOR
56
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STARTING
57
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CAPACITOR
58
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ALTERNATE METHOD
59
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USING OHMMETER
59
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REMOTE READING THERMOMETER
60
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REPLACING THE
61
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ALTITUDE
64
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ADJUSTMENTS
64
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DEFROST
65
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DEFROST TIMER
66
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Wtlte,r
67
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DEFROST HEATER
68
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AND THERMOSTAT
68
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DEFROST HEATER AND
70
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THERMOSTAT
70
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REPLACING RADIANT
71
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THE FREEZER
75
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DTVIDER
76
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CHANNEL
76
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CABINET
77
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I'
78
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REFRIGERATED
79
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DRAIN TUBES
82
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STYROFOAM
83
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ASSOCIATED
85
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DOOR PANEL
86
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ALIGNMENT
90
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Union Connection
93
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RESERVOIR
94
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FOANTAIN
96
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ASSEMBLY
96
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ACTUATOR
97
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INTERLOCK
100
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DISASSEMBLING ICE
100
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STORAGE BIN
100
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AUGER MOTOR
101
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SECTION
102
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INSTALLATION
102
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FILL TUBE
103
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Side-By-Side Models
107
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PREPARING FREEZER
107
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INSTALLING
108
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WATER VALVE
108
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AND CONNECTING TUBING
108
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CONNECTING
109
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ICE MAKER
109
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TO WATER SUPPLY
109
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.'ERVICING
111
-
COMPONENTS
113
-
ADJUSTMENT
114
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TEMPERATURE
115
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SHUT OFF ARM
116
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SERVICE
116
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OTHER INFORMATION
118
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SPECIFICATIONS
118
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SHOOTING
119
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POSSIBLE
120
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POSSIBLE CAUSE
121
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TROUBLE POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
122
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POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
124
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SCHEMATICS
126
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127
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PERFORMANCE
144
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TEST DATA
145
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