GE IM-4A Manual Del Propietário página 14

ICEMAKER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS M
Are these the right instructions for your model? Follow the Installation Instructions indicated by
the label on the back of the refrigerator ---
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Read each step thoroughly before proceeding.
CAUTION –
•
Refrigerator. To eliminate the danger
of electric shock during installation,
you must unplug the refrigerator from
its electrical outlet.
TOOLS YOU WILL NEED
Flat blade and Phillips
screwdrivers
1 REPOSITION FREEZER SHELF
For models with two temperature controls
(refrigerator and freezer) only:
• Make sure the freezer shelf is in the lowest
position.
REMOVE THE WHITE PLUG
2
AND OUTLET COVER
• Remove the outlet cover with a flat-blade
screwdriver located either on the left or back
freezer wall near the top.
• Remove and discard the white plug from the
upper left hand corner of the freezer wall.
Installation Instructions
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Unplug the
Pliers Sharp knife
Remove
plug
or R
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CUT FILL TUBE
3
• If the refrigerator already has a water tube and
inlet assembly on the back of the refrigerator,
go to Step 5.
• Cut the fill tube (13) to the
the templates on page 38) with a sharp knife
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or a single-edge razor blade.
4 INSTALL FILL TUBE
• Slide the fill tube (13) onto
the water tube inlet (12).
• Go to the back of the
refrigerator. Find the small
label or plug button
(depending on model) and
remove it. On the tube side of
the water tube inlet (12), there
is an adhesive backing. Remove
the adhesive backing and slide
the tube into the hole near the top at the back of
the refrigerator. Firmly press on the inlet to secure
it to the refrigerator.
PREPARE FOR INSTALLATION
5
Inside the freezer, loosen the two mounting screws
(B) but do not screw them all the way out. If your
model does not have the screws already in the
freezer wall, look for two plug buttons. Remove the
plug buttons and insert the two Phillips head screws
(11). The screws should extend approximately
1/2" (13 mm) out from the freezer wall.
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length (refer to
13
12
B
13