GE TFJ20JR - Manual

Table of Contents:

• Page 2 – Examples of Pictorial Signs; INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION; DANGER; Caution indicators and their meanings are as follows:; WARNING; • DANGER OF EXPLOSION.; Do not hang on or sit on glass shelf.; • DANGER OF INJURY; For
• Page 4 – Connect grounding wire.; • DANGER OF
• Page 6 – • COULD RESULT IN
• Page 7 – • CONTENTS WILL FREEZE
• Page 8 – • INSTALLING ON AN
• Page 9 – PART NAMES; Read Befor; Freezer Compartment
• Page 10 – Large Freezer Basket; Refrigerator Compartment; Temperature Control Dial
• Page 11 – SPECIFICATIONS; Freezer Performance; This freezer/refrigerator is “Four Star”
• Page 12 – EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS
• Page 14 – INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION; To avoid electric shock, ground the refrigerator.
• Page 15 – INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATION; CAUTIONS WHEN DISCARDING; where children might play.; CAUTION DURING POWER OUTAGE; Sudden interruption of electricity
• Page 16 – Operation; OPERATION OF TEMPERATURE CONTROL DIALS; SET AT POSITION “5” FOR NORMAL USE; Set dial at “5” for normal operation.; REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT; Dial Setting Temperature
• Page 17 – INTERIOR TEMPERATURE CONTROL; NOTICE: NEW FREEZING ROOM TEMPERATURE FEATURE; side) to collect any water spillage and disconnect the tube.
• Page 18 – NORMAL OPERATION; For normal operation, set the dials as shown below:; ADDITIONAL COOLING ON REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT SIDE
• Page 19 – ADDITIONAL COOLING ON FREEZER COMPARTMENT SIDE
• Page 20 – OPERATION OF THE CUSTOM DISPENSER; DISPENSING ICE CUBES
• Page 21 – TYPE CUSTOM DISPENSER
• Page 22 – While holding bottom of the icemaker compartment cover,; and ice bucket together.; REMOVING THE ICE BUCKET
• Page 23 – UTILIZING THE INTERIOR SPACE; REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT SHELVES; unhooking it from the slot in the back.; To install shelf, lift the front end and insert the; FREEZER COMPARTMENT SHELF; To remove shelf, pull forward and lift slightly.; • When the lever is set on high humidity, the case
• Page 24 – HIGH HUMIDITY VEGETABLE COMPARTMENT
• Page 25 – CHILLING/VEGETABLE COMPARTMENT
• Page 26 – QUICK-SERVE SHELF WITH SERVING DISHES; NOTE: Some models are equipped with only 2 dishes.; WINE RACK; • Pull the case forward, lifting slightly.; • Remove the glass shelf above the airtight snack case by
• Page 27 – REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT MINI-DOOR; • The refrigerator compartment mini-door becomes a; to prevent cold air from escaping.; • Foods that require frequent retrieval (such as juice) should; be stored in the door pocket provided.; • The door pocket of the refrigerator mini-door may be
• Page 28 – ELECTRONIC MONITOR & DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM; REFRIGERATOR INTERIOR TEMPERATURE MONITOR
• Page 29 – INDICATOR LIGHT FOR NORMAL OPERATION; A green light indicates normal operation of refrigerator.; MALFUNCTION DIAGNOSIS CODE DISPLAY WINDOW; The malfunction diagnosis codes are as follows:; SELECTION TOUCH KEY
• Page 30 – • Wait until it is cool to call for service (may take several hours).; performed during the past 64 hours.; • If this code flashes, a service call is needed for repair work.; Check the following items immediately:
• Page 31 – STORAGE OF FOOD; flammable substances should never be stored in refrigerators.; Do not store hot foods without cooling them first.
• Page 32 – WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT FROZEN FOODS; Select items preserved in a showcase, indicating a temperature; (2) BASIC THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT HOME FREEZING; ensure tasty frozen food.; reached when edges become soft but the core is still frozen.; • TIPS FOR THAWING
• Page 33 – CARE AND CLEANING OF REFRIGERATOR; Car; Remove the lamp cover before replacing the bulb.
• Page 34 – If the floor is unsteady, noise level will increase.; • Are there any trays leaning against the side of the; Refer to page 30 for food storage.; • Is interior of the refrigerator clean?; A dirty interior is the main source of odor.; • Are there any foods with a strong odor?; These can produce a bad combination odor with other food odors.; “Let’s Find Out On Our Own”
• Page 35 – WARRANTY AND AFTER-SERVICE; After; WARRANTY PERIOD—One year from the date of purchase.; This period is established in accordance with MITI directives.
• Page 36 – • INSPECTION OF OLDER MODEL REFRIGERATORS; • Unusually hot power cord; Request