Prepare The Water; System; Refrigerator Use - Sears Kenmore Elite 106.5118 Serie Manual De Uso Y Cuidado

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Please
read
before
using the water
system.
Immediately
after
installation,
follow
the steps below
to make
sure that the water
system
is properly
cleaned.
1.
Open
the freezer
door
and turn off the ice maker.
The On/
Off
switch
can only be accessed
when the ice storage
bin
has been removed.
The switch
is located
on the freezer
door,
on the left side of the wall that surrounds
the ice storage
bin.
Move
the switch
to the OFF (right)
setting.
2.
Make
sure the water
filter
is properly
installed.
Do not use with water that is microbiologically
unsafe or
of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before
or after the system. Systems certified for cyst reduction
may be used on disinfected waters that may contain
filterable cysts.
3.
Flush the water
system.
Use a sturdy
container
to depress
and hold the water
dispenser
lever for 5 seconds,
then
release
it for 5 seconds.
Repeat
until water
begins
to flow.
Once
water
begins
to flow,
continue
depressing
and
releasing
the dispenser
lever (5 seconds
on, 5 seconds
off)
until a total
of 3 gal. (12 L) has been
dispensed.
This will
flush air from
the filter
and water
dispensing
system,
and
prepare
the water
filter
for use. Additional
flushing
may
be
required
in some households.
As air is cleared
from
the
system,
water
may spurt
out of the dispenser.
4.
Open
the freezer
door
and turn on the ice maker.
Move
the
switch
to the ON
(left)
position.
Please
refer
to the "Ice
Maker
and Storage
Bin" section
for further
instructions
on
the operation
of your
ice maker.
Allow
24 hours to produce
the first
batch
of ice.
Discard
the first three
batches
of ice produced.
Depending
on your
model,
you may want
to select
the
maximum
ice feature
to increase
the production
of ice.
Your new refrigerator
may make
sounds
that your
old one didn't
make.
Because
the sounds are new to you, you might
be
concerned
about
them.
Most
of the new sounds
are normal.
Hard
surfaces,
such as the floor,
walls,
and cabinets,
can
make
the sounds
seem louder.
The following
describes
the kinds of
sounds
and what
may be making
them.
If your
refrigerator
is equipped
with
an ice maker,
you will
hear a buzzing
sound when the water
valve
opens
to fill the
ice maker
for each
cycle.
Your refrigerator
is designed
to run more efficiently
to keep
your food
items at the desired
temperatures
and to minimize
energy
usage. The high efficiency
compressor
and fans may
cause your
refrigerator
to run longer
than your
old one. You
may
also hear a pulsating
or high-pitched
sound from
the
compressor
or fans adjusting
to optimize
performance.
You may hear the evaporator
fan motor
circulating
air
through
the refrigerator
and freezer
compartments.
The fan
speed
may
increase
as you open
the doors
or add
warm
food.
Rattling
noises may come
from
the flow
of refrigerant,
the
water
line, or items stored
on top of the refrigerator.
Water
dripping
on the defrost
heater
during
a defrost
cycle
may
cause a sizzling
sound.
As each cycle ends, you may hear a gurgling
sound due to
the refrigerant
flowing in your refrigerator.
Contraction
and expansion
of the inside
walls
may cause a
popping
noise.
You may hear air being
forced
over
the condenser
by the
condenser
fan.
You may hear water
running
into the drain
pan during
the
defrost
cycle.
REFRIGERATOR USE
Single
Evaporator
(on some
models)
In order
to ensure
proper
temperatures,
you need to permit
air
to flow
between
the two sections.
Cold air enters
the bottom
of
the freezer
section
and moves
up. It then
enters the refrigerator
section
through
the top vent. On Style 2 models,
this air is also
evenly
distributed
throughout
the refrigerator
compartment
through
six vents on the back wall.
Air then returns to the freezer
as shown.
Style I
Style 2
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Do not block
any of these vents with
food
such as soda, cereal,
bread,
etc. If the vents are blocked,
airflow
will be obstructed
and temperature
and moisture
problems
may
occur.
IMPORTANT:
Because
air circulates
between
both
sections,
any
odors
formed
in one section
will transfer
to the other.
You must
thoroughly
clean
both
sections
to eliminate
odors.
To avoid
odor
transfer
and drying
out of food,
wrap
or cover
foods
tightly.
Dual
Evaporator
(on some
models)
Some
models
come
equipped
with
a dual
sequential
evaporation
system,
which
includes
two separate
evaporators
for the refrigerator
and freezer
compartments.
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