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Model

Number:

445YW

—

1

No.

de

Modelo:

445YW

—

1

REFRIGERATOR

(REFRIGERADOR)

CAUTION:

BEFORE

USE,

PLEASE

READ

AND

FOLLOW

ALL

SAFETY

RULES

AND

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS.

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a

policy

of

continuous

improvement

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products

and

reserves

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right

to

change

materials

and

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Florida

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nti

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YOU...

Read

this

guide

carefully.

It

is

intended

to

help

you

operate

and

maintain

your

new

refrigerator

properly.

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it

handy

to

answer

your

questions,

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don't

understand

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more

help,

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original

purchase

date

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sales

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this

guide

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establish

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warranty

period.

CAUTION:

THIS

REFRIGERATOR

IS

NOT

DESIGNED

FOR

THE

STORAGE

OF

MEDICINE

OR

MEDICAL

PRODUCTS.

OTHER

Write

down

the

model

and

serial

numbers.

You'll

find

them

on

a

plate

located

on

the

bottom

outside

wall

of

the

refrigerator.

Please

write

these

numbers

here:

Date

of

Purchase

Model

Number

Serial

Number

Use

these

numbers

in

any

correspondence

or

service

calls

concerning

your

refrigerator.

If

you

received

a

damaged

refrigerator,

immediately

contact

the

dealer

(or

builder)

that

sold

you

the

refrigerator.

Save

time

and

money.

Before

you

call

for

service,

check

the

Troubleshooting

Guide.

It

lists

causes

of

minor

operating

problems

that

you

can

correct

yourself.

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for

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you

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not

happy

with

the

service

you

receive,

here

are

some

steps

to

follow

for

further

help.

FIRST,

contact

the

people

who

serviced

your

refrigerator.

Explain

why

you

are

not

pleased.

In

most

cases,

this

will

solve

the

problem.

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if

you

are

still

not

pleased,

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including

your

telephone

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Table

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Warranty

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Us

Help

You

Parts

and

Features_

Important

Safety

Instructions

_

Installation

Instructions

__

Before

Using

Your

Refrigerator_

Installation

of

Your

Refrigerator_

Electrical

Connection__

Operating

Your

Refrigerator_

Temperature

Control__

Using

Your

Ice

Cube

Trays_

Care

and

Maintenance_

Defrosting

Your

Refrigerator_

Changing

the

Reversible

Door_

Cleaning

Your

Refrigerator_

Maintenance

of

Your

Refrigerator_

Vacation

Time_

Moving

Your

Refrigerator_

Energy

Saving

Tips_

Interior

Light_

Troubleshooting

Gulde__

Service

For

Your

Refrigerator_

Your

Avanti

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12,13

3

PARTS

AND

FEATURES

1.

COUNTERTOP

2.

CHILLER

COMPARTMENT

3.

DRIP

TRAY

4.

LIGHT

5.

THERMOSTAT

6.

REFRIGERATOR

COMPARTMENT

7.

SHELVES

8.

CRISPER

COVER

9.

CRISPER

10.

ADJUSTABLE

FOOT

11.

LARGE

BOTTLES

RACK

12.

CAN

DISPENSER

13.

SMALL

CANS

RACKS

4

Important

Safety

Instructions

yWARNlNGy

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire,

electrical

shock,

or

injury

when

using

your

refrigerator,

follow

these

basic

precautions:

_

•

Read

all

instructions

before

using

the

refrigerator.

•

DANGER

or

WARNING:

Risk

of

child

entrapment.

•

Before

you

throw

away

your

old

refrigerator

or

freezer:

Take

off

the

doors.

Leave

the

shelves

in

place

so

that

children

may

not

easily

climb

inside.

•

Never

allow

children

to

operate,

play

with,

or

crawl

inside

the

refrigerator.

•

Never

clean

refrigerator

parts

with

flammable

fluids.

The

fumes

can

create

a

fire

hazard

or

explosion.

•

Do

not

store

or

use

gasoline

or

any

other

flammable

vapors

and

liquids

in

the

vicinity

of

this

or

any

other

refrigerator.

The

fumes

can

create

a

fire

hazard

or

explosion.

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these

instructions-

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

>

Before

Using

Your

Refrigerator

•

Remove

the

exterior

and

interior

packing.

•

Check

to

be

sure

you

have

all

of

the

following

parts:

•

1

Ice

cube

tray.

•

2

Adjustable

shelves

•

Instruction

manual

•

Before

connecting

the

refrigerator

to

the

power

source,

let

it

stand

upright

for

approximately

2

hours.

This

will

reduce

the

possibility

of

a

malfunction

in

the

cooling

system

from

handling

during

transportation.

•

Clean

the

interior

surface

with

lukewarm

water

using

a

soft

cloth.

>

Installation

of

Your

Refrigerator

•

This

appliance

is

designed

to

be

free

standing

only,

and

should

not

be

recessed

or

built-in.

•

Place

your

refrigerator

on

a

floor

that

is

strong

enough

to

support

the

refrigerator

when

it

is

fully

loaded.

To

level

your

refrigerator,

adjust

the

legs

at

the

front

of

the

refrigerator.

•

Allow

3

inches

of

space

between

the

back

and

sides

of

the

refrigerator,

which

allows

the

proper

air

circulation

to

cool

the

compressor.

•

Locate

the

refrigerator

away

from

direct

sunlight

and

sources

of

heat

(stove,

heater,

radiator,

etc.).

Direct

sunlight

may

affect

the

acrylic

coating

and

heat

sources

may

increase

electrical

consumption.

Extreme

cold

ambient

temperatures

may

also

cause

the

refrigerator

not

to

perform

properly.

•

Avoid

locating

the

refrigerator

in

moist

areas.

•

Plug

the

refrigerator

into

an

exclusive,

properly

instaIled-grounded

wall

outlet.

Do

not

under

any

circumstances

cut

or

remove

the

third

(ground)

prong

from

the

power

cord.

Any

questions

concerning

power

and

or

grounding

should

be

directed

toward

a

certified

electrician

or

an

authorized

Avanti

Products

service

center.

•

After

plugging

the

appliance

into

a

wall

outlet,

allow

the

unit

to

cool

down

for

2-3

hours

before

placing

food

in

the

refrigerator

compartment.

5

>

Electrical

Connection

XWarning/^

Improper

use

of

the

grounded

plug

pan

result

in

the

risk

of

electrical

shock.

If

the

power

cord

is

damaged,

have

it

replaced

by

an

authorized

Avanti

Products

service

center.

This

refrigerator

should

be

properly

grounded

for

your

safety.

The

power

cord

of

this

refrigerator

is

equipped

with

a

three-prong

plug

which

mates

with

standard

three

prong

wall

outlets

to

minimize

the

possibility

of

electrical

shock.

Do

not

under

any

circumstances

cut

or

remove

the

third

ground

prong

from

the

power

cord

supplied.

Use

of

extension

cords

is

not

recommended.

This

refrigerator

requires

a

standard

115/120-volt.

60Hz

electrical

outlet

with

three-prong

ground.

The

cord

should

be

secured

behind

the

refrigerator

and

not

left

exposed

or

dangling

to

prevent

accidental

injury.

Never

unplug

the

refrigerator

by

pulling

the

power

cord.

Always

grip

the

plug

firmly

and

pull

straight

out

from

the

receptacle.

6

OPERATING

YOUR

REFRIGERATOR

>

Setting

the

Temperature

Control

•

To

control

the

internal

temperature,

adjust

the

control

dial

according

to

the

ambient

temperature

or

purpose

of

use.

•

The

first

time

you

turn

the

unit

on,

set

the

temperature

control

to

“5”

•

The

range

of

the

temperature

control

is

from

position"

1"

the

warmest

to

"5"

the

coldest.

After

24

to

48

hours,

adjust

the

temperature

control

to

the

setting

that

best

suites

your

needs.

The

setting

of

"3"

should

be

correct

for

home

or

office

refrigerator

use.

NOTE:

■

If

the

unit

is

unplugged,

power

lost,

or

turned

off;

you

must

wait

3

to

5

minutes

before

restarting

the

unit.

If

you

attempt

to

restart

before

this

time

delay,

the

refrigerator

will

not

start.

>

Use

of

the

Ice

Cube

Trays

•

For

your

ice

requirements,

fill

approximately

Va

of

the

tray

after

washing

it.

•

To

release

the

ice

cubes,

hold

the

tray

upside

down

and

twist

slightly

at

both

ends

until

the

pieces

of

ice

fall.

CARE

AND

MAINTENANCE

>

Defrosting

Your

Refrigerator

Defrost

the

refrigerator

when

the

frost

accumulated

on

the

evaporator

is

about

5mm

(1/5

inch)

thick.

Set

the

thermostat

dial

to

“0”.

Remove

items.

Defrosting

usually

takes

a

few

hours.

After

defrosting,

empty

water

from

drip

tray

and

return

the

thermostat

dial

to

the

desired

position.

To

defrost

ouickly

remove

all

foods

from

the

refrigerator

and

leave

the

door

open.

Never

use

a

knife

or

othei

metal

instrument

to

scrap

ice/frost

from

the

evaporator.

(Refer

to

picture)

>

■

Reversal

And

Installation

Of

The

Refrigerator

Door

•

Remove

both

screw-type

leveling

legs

(7).

•

Remove

the

three

screws

(8)

that

hold

the

lower

right

hinge

(4),

save

hinge

for

later

use.

•

Remove

door

from

upper

pin

(1),

lift

it

and

place

it

on

a

padded

surface

to

prevent

scratching

it,

•

Using

a

flat

screwdriver

remove

right

upper

pin

and

transfer

it

to

the

same

location

on

the

opposite

side.

•

Remove

the

pin

cap

(2)

from

the

left

side

of

the

upper

frame

of

the

door,

and

then

transfer

it

to

the

same

location

on

the

opposite

side.

•

Remove

inner

plug

(3)

from

upper

frame

of

door

and

transfer

it

to

the

uncovered

hole

on

7

the

opposite

side.

•

Insert

lower

hinge

(4)

previously

saved

to

the

lower

left

side

of

the

door.

Before

placing

this

hinge,

reverse

the

direction

of

the

bolt-pin

(6).

•

Set

the

door

in

place

making

sure

the

pin

enters

the

bushing

at

the

uncovered

hole

on

the

upper

frame

of

the

door.

•

While

holding

the

door

in

the

closed

position,

secure

the

lower

left

hinge

by

tightening

all

the

screws,

making

sure

the

door

is

leveled

with

the

counter

top.

FIGURE

1

(Position

prior

to

door

reversal)

FIGURE

2

(Position

after

door

reversal)

1

Upper

pin,

2

Pin

cap

3

Inner

plug

4

Lower

Door

Hinge

5

Washer

6

Bolt-pin

7

Leveling

legs

8

Door

Hinge

Screws

y

Cleaning

Your

Refrigerator

•

Turn

the

temperature

control

to

"0",

unplug

the

refrigerator,

and

remove

the

food,

shelves,

and

trays.

•

Wash

the

inside

surfaces

with

a

warm

water

and

baking

soda

solution.

The

solution

should

be

about

2

tablespoons

of

baking

soda

to

a

quart

of

water.

•

Wash

the

shelves

and

trays

with

a

mild

detergent

solution.

•

The

outside

of

the

refrigerator

should

be

cleaned

with

mild

detergent

and

warm

water,

•

Wring

excess

water

out

of

the

sponge

or

cloth

when

cleaning

area

of

the

controls,

or

any

electrical

parts.

•

Wash

the

outside

cabinet

with

warm

water

and

mild

liquid

detergent.

Rinse

well

and

wipe

dry

with

a

clean

soft

cloth.

MAINTENANCE

OF

YOUR

REFRIGERATOR

8

>

Vacation

Time

•

Short

vacations:

Leave

the

refrigerator

operating

during

vacations

of

less

than

three

weeks.

•

Long

vacations:

If

the

appliance

will

not

be

used

for

several

months,

remove

all

food

and

unplug

the

power

cord.

Clean

and

dry

the

interior

thoroughly.

To

prevent

odor

and

mold

growth,

leave

the

door

open

slightly:

blocking

it

open

if

necessary.

>

Moving

Your

Refrigerator

•

Remove

all

the

food.

•

Securely

tape

down

all

loose

items

inside

your

refrigerator.

•

Turn

the

leveling

screws

up

to

the

base

to

avoid

damage.

•

Tape

the

door

shut.

•

Be

sure

the

refrigerator

stays

secure

in

the

upright

position

during

transportation.

Also

protect

outside

of

refrigerator

with

a

blanket,

or

similar

item.

>

Energy

Saving

Tips

•

The

refrigerator

should

be

located

in

the

coolest

area

of

the

room,

away

from

heat

producing

refrigerators

or

heating

ducts,

and

out

of

the

direct

sunlight.

•

Let

hot

foods

cooi

to

room

temperature

before

placing

in

the

refrigerator.

Overloading

the

refrigerator

forces

the

compressor

to

run

longer.

•

Be

sure

to

wrap

foods

properly,

and

wipe

containers

dry

before

placing

them

in

the

refrigerator.

This

cuts

down

on

frost

build-up

inside

the

refrigerator.

•

Refrigerator

storage

bln

should

not

be

lined

with

aluminum

foil,

wax

paper,

or

paper

toweling.

Liners

interfere

with

cold

air

circulation,

making

the

refrigerator

less

efficient.

•

Organize

and

label

food

to

reduce

door

openings

and

extended

searches.

Remove

as

many

items

as

needed

at

one

time,

and

close

the

door

as

soon

as

possible.

>

Interior

Light:

This

unit

lamp

assembly

is

supplied

with

a

10W

bulb.

To

replace

it

make

sure

to

use

a

bulb

of

equivalent

size.

•

To

replace

bulb,

remove

plastic

cover

at

the

end

of

thermostat

enclosure

by

pushing

both

ends

of

the

cover

and

pulling

forward.

•

Once

10W

bulb

is

exchanged,

replace

cover.

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