Follow these three simple steps to clean and defrost your fridge, along with helpful tips for caring for your unit. If you have any questions or need additional assistance, please visit our FAQ page or contact our Customer Support team.
Before moving out of residence, your fridge must be unplugged, fully defrosted, completely dry, and clean, with the power cord tucked securely into the back of the unit.
See instructions below:
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UNPLUG FRIDGE & WRAP CORD
Unplug your unit from the power source. Wrap the cord and tuck the cord into the back of the fridge.
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DEFROST FREEZER
For large units only: Please unplug the refrigerator, place a towel underneath the unit, and leave the door open for at least 8 hours to allow it to fully defrost. Do not scrape or chip away the ice, as this can damage the unit. Allow the ice to melt naturally into the drip tray. Once fully defrosted, make sure all water is removed from the refrigerator, including the drip tray located underneath the freezer.
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CLEAN FRIDGE
Wipe the inside of the empty fridge with hot, soapy water, rinse with clean water, and dry thoroughly with a clean towel. Remove all magnets and stickers from the outside of the unit, make sure all racks are back in their proper positions, and leave the refrigerator door open for proper air circulation.
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Care & Storage
Here are some helpful tips to keep your appliance in good condition and keep your food and beverages tasting their best.
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Placement
Place your refrigerator on a flat and level surface, away from any sources of heat.
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Air Circulation
Allow approximately 4 inches from all sides and the back of the fridge for air circulation.
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Freezer Section
Please be aware that freezer portion of the refrigerator is not sufficiently insulated to freeze products for a long period of time.
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Rack Positioning
If the door does not close properly, ensure that the racks inside the fridge are in the correct position and not blocking the door from closing.