GE GAV3BAMR User manual

General Electric Co.

1 door refrigerator

GAV3BAMR

User and Care Manual

Table of contents

Installation..............................................2

Name of parts........................................3

For your safety.......................................8

Before you call for service ..................10

How to clean..........................................6

When you have a problem ...................7

How to operate......................................4

Before use .............................................4

How to control temperature ..................4

Ice trays .................................................4

Care of your refrigerator........................5

How to Defrost.......................................5

Thank you purchasing a GE refrigerator.

To use it properly save this manual together with the warranty card.

if your refrigerator needs service please contact the store you purchased your refrigerator

or the nearest GE service center.

Do not try to service yourself.

·Install refrigerator

in a convenient

location away from

extreme heat and

cold.

·Allow sufficient clearance between the

refrigerator and side wall so the door

can open fully and to minimize noise.

This refrigerator is not designed for a

recessed installation.

Installation

1How to Install

·Place your refrigerator away from any heat

source and out of the direct sunlight.

·High surrounding temperature will lower

cooling efficiency and increase your

electricity bill.

·Place the refrigerator in an area with low

moisture. Splashing water or a high

moisture area may cause a short circuit or

rusting.

·Level the refrigerator so that it rests solidly

on the floor without rocking.

·Leveling legs located near each front

corner of the refrigerator are adjustable

Turn to raise or lower them. If necessary,

shim under the rear corners.

2Leveling

3Keep away from heat or direct

sun light

4Keep away from water and

moisture

30cm

6cm 6cm

Name Of Parts

Pocket Shelf Magnetic Door Seal

Adjustable

Legs

Drain Pan

(Use of Defrost)

Refrigerator

Shelf

Egg Shelf

Temperature

Control

Ice Making Compartment

Ice cube Tray

Ice Making

Compartment

Door

How To Operate

󱇧󱇧Before use

1. Wipe the inside of the refrigerator to ensure

it is completely clean.

2. Plug the power cord into an outlet.

3. There may be a smell of plastic when you

initially open the door. This is not unusual.

Temperature control

You can control the inside temperature by

turning the thermostat dial. Higher numbers

mean greater cooling power, smaller numbers

mean less cooling power. To make ice cubes in

the ice making compartment, set the dial to “7”.

The dial does not have to be set exactly on the

numbers, but can be any place in between.

󱇧󱇧How to make ice cubes

1. Fill tray 3/4 full with water to allow

expansion during freezing.

2. Place the ice tray in the ice making compartment.

★How to take the ice cubes out

When the ice is made, grasp each end of

the icetray and twist it gently

4. Set the temperature control dial to “high

and run for 2-3 hours before placing any

food in the refrigerator. Only place food in

when the refrigerator has cooled

sufficiently.

TEMPERATURE

CONTROL

Care Of Your Refrigerator

󱇧󱇧How to store food properly

1. Allow warm food to cool before storing in

the refrigerator to prevent the effect of odor

on other foods.

2. Maintain space between food to allow cold

air to circulate sufficiently inside the

refrigerator.

3. For better taste do not refreeze food once

defrosted completely.

4. For longer periods of storage, a label with

the food name and date of purchase can

be useful.

5. Do not store food for longer than the

recommended time.

󱇧󱇧Recommended period of

refrigeration

For the best taste please refer to the

following recommended refrigeration

period table.

Please clean your refrigerator regularly to keep

food fresh and safe.

How to defrost

To maintain the most efficient operation of the

refrigerator with the minimum electrical energy

consumption, defrost the ice making compartment

when the frost is about 5mm/(1/4 inch) thick.

Set the temperature control to off. Drain pan

must be placed directly beneath the evaporator

to catch melting water. Keep the door open to

speed up defrosting. Empty water from the

drain pan as required.

Beef 2-3 days

Pork 3-4 days

Poultry 1-2 days

Fish 2-3 days

Ham, Sausage 3-4 days

Bean curd 1 day

How To Clean

󱇧󱇧Cleaners

Never use harsh, abrasive cleaners,

heavy-duty cleaners, or solvents on any

surface.

󱇧󱇧Exterior

Wipe with damp, sudsy cloth, rinse and

dry. For stubborn stains and for periodic

waxing, use silicon wax.

󱇧󱇧Ice making compartment

First defrost the evaporator.

Do not scrape with any sharp instruments.

After defrosting is complete, wash with

warm, sudsy water.

󱇧󱇧The finishing touch

Replace all parts and reset the

temperature control knob to the desired

temperature.

󱇧󱇧Refrigerator section

Wash shelves, drawers and other

removable parts with warm sudsy water,

rinse and dry. Wash interior with baking

soda (3 table sway to one quart of water)

or warm sudsy water.

󱇧󱇧Magnetic door seals

Wash with warm sudsy water.

When You Have Problem

󱇧󱇧Power failure

If you know when the power will go out set

the temperature control knobs at higher

cooling position 1-2 hour ahead.

Do not open doors frequently during the

power failure.

Even with the unexpected power failure if

you do not open the doors your refrigerator

will keep proper temperature for about 2-3

hours in refrigerator section and 1-2 hours

in ice making section.

󱇧󱇧When not using refrigerator for a

long time

1. Disconnect the power cord and clean the

inside of the refrigerator.

2. Leave the doors open for 2-3 days to dry

the inside of the refrigerator completely.

󱇧󱇧Relocation of refrigerator

1. Disconnect the power cord.

2. Remove water from the drain pan.

3. Take food out of the refrigerator

compartment.

4. Fasten the doors with tape while moving to

prevent them from opening.

5. For safety, use 2 people to carry the

refrigerator.

For Your Safety

1Do not connect multiple appliances to

one outlet. It could cause a fire. 4Be careful not to place the power cord

underneath of the refrigerator or other

heavy objects. Damage to the power

cord could cause a fire.

5Your refrigerator is not designed for

medical purpose. Do not store medicine

or medical equipment in this refrigerator.

6Do not store volatile materials in the

refrigerator.

2To avoid the possibility of electrical

shock, ground the refrigerator properly.

The ground screw is located on the rear

side of the refrigerator.

3Do not place hot objects, such as pots

or pans, on top of the refrigerator.

Temperatures over 60℃could discolor

the cabinet.

Ground Screw

Serum Serum

Vaccine

Benzine Ethylene

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