Admiral NT17E53GL Manuel utilisateur

ICE CUBE TRAYS FREEZER

REFRIGERATOR FREEZER&STORAGE BUCKET CONTROL DAIRY FREEZERDOOR

REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT SHELVES

CONTROL CONTROLDAIRY FREEZER DOOR CONTROLFREEZER

ICE CUBE FREEZER COMPARTMENT SHELVESEGGSTORAGE

TRAYS SHELF SHELF

REFRIGERATOR MEAT KEEPER REFRIGERATOR

CANTILEVER CRISPERS DOOR SHELVESREMOVABLE & CONTROLDOOR SHELVES

BASE GRILLE CANTILEVER

SHELVES CRISPER REMOVABLESHELVESCRISPER

COVER BASE GRILLECOVER

THE MODEL YOU HAVE SELECTEDMAY NOT HAVE ALL OF THE FEATURES SHOWN

Please read the enclosed instructions to become better acquainted with your new

model. In order to prevent unnecessary servicecalls,refer to the self-service check list.

If you do need service, be sure to report the model and serial numbers to the service

man. They are found on the serial plate, located at the lower left side of the liner wall

next to the crisper drawer or the upper front left corner of the liner. Here is a convenient

place to record these numbers.

MODEL NO. SERIAL NO.

IN ST A LL AT ION % freezercompartmentcontrols are ,ocated at

POWERSU_L_CORO_ the top front of thefresh food compartment.

_TH 3-PRO_(,w-_ Turn bothcontrols to "No. 5" to start your

LOCATION GROUN_ NG PLUG*

_ refrigerator.

If possible,place your model out of direct The No. 9 freezer control setting is recom-

sunlight and away from heat sources such as (D mended for short term use only.

a radiator, oven, or range.Your refrigerator may run for several hours

Your model should not be installed where when you first start it.This is normal and

the temperature will go below 55°F.because shouldn't be cause for alarm.

it will not runfrequentlyenough to maintain

proper temperatures in the freezer, f _ Changing eithercontrol will have some ef-

GROUNI_NGTYPE fect onthe temperature ofthe other corn-

Foreaseofinstallation,you shouldleave a WALLRECEPTACLE partment.

space ofabout one-half inchbetween your "LOO_T,ONoFP_o_soNPO*ERCO_

PLUGMAyBEDIFFERENTONYOURMODELIna dayor two, you may decide that one

refrigerator andadjacentwalls or cabinets.If THANSHOWNHERE. or both compartments should becolder or

awallprevents either door from opening atany circumstances, cut or remove the third warmer. If so,adjust the control(s) as in-

least 90°, move the cabinet sideways an inch (ground) prong from the power cord. structed in the accompanying chart.

or so to permit a 90°opening so baskets and DO NOT use an adapterplug.

crispers can be easily removed. Setfresh food control on "5."

Certain Models To,,,: Se,f......... trolon"5."

Turn freshfood control to next

LEVEMNG ISIMPORTANTA nominal220/240volt, 50 hertz AC only,R_qrige,_t..... WARM".............

adequately fused electrical supply is re- Turnfresh food controlto next

Certain Models quired (time delay fuse orcircuitbreaker is R_fr_ger,to,too COLD: I....... bet.

A refrigerator will notoperateproperly un- recommended).ItShould be a separateTurnfreezer control to next

less it is level and restsfirmlyonall fourcor- grounded circuit,serving thisappliance only. FreezertooWARM: high ..... bet.

hers.There isa levelingscrew beneath each Donot use an extension cord. Tur,freeze,co.t,oltonext

front cornerat the baseofthecabinet that _ _ FreezertooCOLD."lower numt_er.

can beturned in or out as required. _RefrigeratorOFF:

POWER SUPPLY CORD_m Set fresh food control on off.

\o;

WITH 3- PRONG

If the floor is not level and it is necessaryGROUNDINGPLUG -_ USE OF CONTROLS

to raise the rear of the cabinet, we suggest " I

using a piece of plywood or other shim _ _ IMPORTANT: EXCEPT WHEN START-

material. (_ING,DO NOT CHANGE EITHER CON-

I 1 ' I _o /TROL MORE THAN ONE NUMBER AT

__ _ _ A TIME.ALLOW 24 HOURS FOR

-- - /_TEMPERATURE TO STABILIZE BE-

i__ FORE RESETIlING,

GROUNDING TYPE

WALL RECEPTACLE WARM CABINET SURFACES

els_ This appliance is equipped with a three-At times, the front surfacesofyour refrig-

pronged grounding plug for your protection erator cabinetmay be warm to the touch.

against possibleelectrical shock hazards. It This isa normalfunctionof yourrefrigerator.

must beplugged into a grounding recep- This feature prevents moisturefrom conden-

tacle.Where a standard two prong wall sing on the outside of your refrigerator dur-

Certain aDd receptacleis encounted, it is the personal ing humid weather. This condition may be

A refrigerator will not operate properly un- responsibility and obligation of the customer noticeable when you first start your refrigera-

less it is level and rests firmly on all four cor- to have it replaced with a properly grounded tor, duringhot weather, and excessive or

nets.Your model has four wheels and a lev- three-prong wall receptacle. DO NOT, under lengthy door openings.

efing screw beneath each front corner atthe any circumstances,cutor removethethird

base of the cabinet that can be turned in or (ground) prong from the power cord.

outas required. SAFETY REMINDER EA T U E S

If the floor is not level and itis necessary If you are not going to use your old refrig-

to raise the rear of the cabinet, we suggest erator, be sure to REMOVE THE DOORS so The fresh food compartment is cooled by

rolling the rear wheels on to a piece of ply- a child won't be accidentally trapped inside agentle stream of circulating chilled air.

wood or other shim material,and suffocate. This is required by law in

Be sure that the two front levelers touch many communities. To maintain the natural flavor, moisture

the floor to lock the cabinet in place, and nutrition of fresh foods, we recommend

that you cover open food containers. Dishes

ELECI'RICAL CONNECTION OPt,RATI ON ortrays containing leftovers should also be

covered to seal in flavors. Storing foods in

AND GROUNDING SE11"ING CONTROLS plasticbags or in their original air tight store

wrappings reduces the evaporation of mois-

Your new refrigerator has two controls, ture from them and lengthens storagetime.

Certain Models One for regulating the temperaturein the

Thisappliance is designedtooperate onafresh food compartmentand onefor the

nominal 115 volt,15 amp., 60 cycleline. freezer. Thefresh food compartment and the FRUIT ANDVEGETABLE CRISPER

There should be a separate, grounded cir- Thefruit and vegetablecrispersslide out

cult,servingthis appliance only. O0 NOT FRESH FOOD CONTROLforeasy access tofoods stored within.They

use an extension cord. | are completely removable for cleaning or for

I•5•Iuse elsewherein your kitchen. The plastic

This applianceis equipped with a three-crisper cover also serves as a refrigerator

pronged grounding plug for your protection storageshelf. To removethe cover, lift the

against possibleelectrical shock hazards. It front edge and pull straight out. To replace

must be plugged into a grounding recepta-NINE ISCOLDEST FIVEISNORMAL the cover, set rear bars onsupports and

cie. Where a standardtwo prongwallrecep-push back until front can be lowered into

tacle is encountered, it Jsthe personal re- FREEZER CONTROL place.If a restricted door opening does not

sponsibilityand obligation of the customer I permit removal of a drawer, tilt crispersand

to have it replacedwith a properly grounded shelf assemblyup and removebylifting

three-prongwall receptacle. DO NOT, under J 6 • 5 •4 ] straight out.

Keep your crispers tightly closed to insure The top of the quick-freeze compartment EGG STORAGE

crispness and freshness.Storing leafy vege- can be removed and put in a lower position Some models have an egg storage tray

tables, such as celery and lettuce in plastic on theside wall. The freezer shelf can alsowhich fits on any door shelf and can be

bags reduces the evaporation of moisture be lowered into another position, removed and carried to your working area.

from them.On other models top door shelf is sized to

SHELVES MEAT KEEPER hold a standard egg carton.

Certain Models Certain Models

Asliding draweris provided forshort DOOR SHELVES

SLIDE-OUT SHELVES move on plastic term storage of fresh meats. This meat Certain Models

railsand may be easily pulled forward for ac- keeper is suspended from one of the re-

cess to foods placed toward the rear.To re- frigeratorcompartment shelves. It slides Removable shelves may be easily adjust-

move a slide-out shelf, pull it toward you un-out to thefront so you can easily reach all ed to anotherposition on the door.Lift it

til it stops, then lift the front edge slightly items stored within.KEEP YOUR MEAT straight up until it clears the retainers on the

and pull completely out. KEEPER TIGHTLY CLOSED AT ALL door liner and pull straight out. Reverse this

TIMES. procedure when replacing a shelf.

1_ _"_____ All meats or poultry should bestored in _',,,_ _ .

their original store wrappings or in plastic

bags to reduce the evaporation of moisture

from them.

To remove the meat pan, pull it out until

it stops. Then applyalittle more pressure

and pull completely out.

MEAT KEEPER

Certain ModelsCertain Models MAGNETIC DOOR GASKETS

ADJUSTABLE CANTILEVER SHELVES The meat keeper, between thetop and Door gaskets are magnetized to insure an

can be moved up or down to suit your indi- second shelves, provides short term storage air tight seal all around. These gaskets cling

vidual needs. To remove a shelf, lift the front of fresh meats. It slides out to the front so tothecabinet front, oncethedoors are clos-

of the shelf straight up, rock slightlyand pull you can easily reach allitems stored within,ed to within theirmagnetic range.

straight out.To lock in another position,tilt

shelf with the front up. Insert hooks into the The meat keeper will provide extrachilling

desired frame openings and let the shelf set- only if the cantilever shelf that supports the RE PLA CTN G

tie into place. Makesure it is securely locked meat keeper is in the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th shelf

_ i adjustmentpositions"LIGHT BULB

J The temperature inside the meat keeper is

several degrees cooler than the surrounding IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU DIS-

refrgerator compartment temperature. CONNECTTHE POWER CORD BEFORERE-

Therefore,you should keep your meat keep- PLACING LIGHT BULBS.

er tightly closed at all times.ALWAYS USE A 40 WATT, STANDARD

Certain ModelsThe sliding leveron the back wall,above BASE, APPLIANCE TYPE BULB WHEN RE-

THE FREEZERSHELF can be removed by the meat keeper, enables you to vary the in- PLACING A LIGHT.

lifting the right end up approximately six in- ternal temperature.With the lever set in the

ches, and pulling the left end bars out of the "COOL" position, the temperature in the

sockets in the sidewall.Reversetheremovaldrawer is the same as the surrounding air in

procedureto replace the shelf,making sure the food compartment. With the leverset at l,jl't LEAN I N ('_the right end bars are pressed completely the"COLD" position,thetemperature inthe Ijr

into the supports, drawer is colder and most good quality

meats can bestored for several'days.Select IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU DIS-

thelever position that keeps themeat at theCONNECT THE POWER CORD BEFORE

temperature of your choice. CLEANING.

Allmeats or poultry shouldbestored in

their original store wrappings or in plastic Certain Models

bags to reduce the evaporation of moisture Your refrigerator can be easily rolled out

from them. for cleaning.Simply turn the leveler feet

Certain Models COUNTERCLOCKWISE until they turn free.

To remove the meat pan, pull it out until it Then pull the cabinet straight out.If you

THE FREEZERSHELF can be removed by stops. Then apply alittlemore pressure and have installed an automatic ice maker, we

(1) lifting the quick-freeze compartment pull completely out.

straightup until the left end bars of thefreez- recommend that you turn the water supply

er shelf are out of the sockets in the side wall off before moving the cabinet.

of the quick-freeze compartment.(2) Lift the ICECUBE SERVICE Aftercleaning behind yourmodel, push it

freezer shelf slightly and (3) pull to the left back and turn thelevelers CLOCKWISE to

until right end bars are out of the sockets in Twist ends or depress center of flexible

the right freezer wall. Reverse the removal ice cube trays for easy removal of ice lock cabinet in place.

procedure to replace the freezer shelf, cubes.

OPTIONAL AUTOMATIC INSIDE

li ,_ll_,) ICEMAKER Clean both compartments and innerdoor

This model refrigerator is designed so an panels with mild soap and water. Do not use

Automatic Ice Maker can be easilyinstalled an abrasive powder, solvent, polish cleaner

whenever you want it.Orderthe ice maker or undiluted detergent.

kit number shown on the label on the You may notice a slight discoloration ap-

cabinet back. The kit contains installation pearing at the top and near the center of the

instructions, water connection instructions back wall of thefresh food compartment.

and other information concerning the ice This is no cause for alarm, but it should be

maker operation, cleaned off periodically.

Certain Models reachthrough the base opening with your _ _

When cleaningaglass cantilever shelf,vacuum cleaner attachment tocleanthe _ _ill

you can remove it and submerge the entire front and open end of the condenser.

assemblyinwarmwater. Never use hotTo replace base grille,align spring clips

water. ALWAYS ALLOW GLASS TO with square opening in cabinet andtap each

WARM UP TO ROOM TEMPERATURE BE-enduntilgrille locks in place.

FORE IMMERSING IN WARM WATER.

OUTSIDESA F]_-_jTy TI_)S

Wash regularly with mild soap and water.I1[I._ i

rinse with clear water. Never use abrasive 1. In case of power failure, minimize door

scouring powders, automobile polish or fur- openings.If power failure is of long dura- __U

niture polish. Glass Wax or a similarproduct tion, protect frozen food by placing

will clean and protect the finish satisfactorily,blocks of dry ice on top of the packages, 2. Usinga phillips screwdriver, remove the

or check with a local frozen foods locker handles from the dooredges. On the

DOOR GASKETS plant about temporary storage, side ofthe doors that you aregoing to

install thehandles, removethe small

Your door gasketsarevinyl. Theymay be 2.Use the three-pronged plug only with a round screw holeplugs with a table

cleaned with soap and water, a soda solu- grounding receptacleto provide protec- knife and press them into the holes on

tionor with a mild scouringpowder, tion from electrical shock, theopposite sideof the doors. Invertthe

handles and attach them to the other

DEFROST PAN 3.Unplug refrigerator before cleaning con- side of the doors withthe same screws.

Defrost water drains into a shallow pan denser or replacing light bulb.

beneath the cabinet and evaporates.This 3.Using a socket screwdriver or end

pan shouldbecleanedat least oncea month 4. Remove the doorsfrom out-of-userefrig- wrench, removethe screwsfromthe up-

with a solution of strong soap and water, erator. Preventa childfrom becoming ac- per hinge. Carefully liftthe door (includ-

cidentally trapped and suffocating, ing upper hinge) off the center hinge

and place it on a padded surfaceto pre-

vent scratching.Avoid losingthe spacer

ENERGYTIPS that was between the hinge and the cab-

rl inet top.

[iiFOR EFFICIENT ENERGY USE. 4. Using a table knife, pry theplug button

cover from theplasticbushingat the top

1. Be sure refrigerator is level and ventila-of the door. Savethe cover for future

tion around front grille is not blocked, use.

-_ 2.Check door seals occasionallyfor leak- 5. Lift the upper hinge and the spacer

age. Check at various places, top, bot- washers from the doorand install them

To remove the defrost pan, grasp the base tom, sides, at the opposite corner.

grille at both ends and pull it straight out.3.Check the temperature; avoid unneces- 6. Position the plug button cover, saved

Slide the pan out from underneath the sarily cold settings,from step 4, over the old hinge bushing

cabinet,and press it into place.

4.Keep freezer full to nearcapacity, less 7. Pry out the 3 plastic plug buttons from

IU I///SUPPORTRAILS cold airis lostduring door openings, thecabinet top andpresstheminto the

DEFROST PAN 5. Let hot dishes cool before putting into re- opposite corner.

Ii [_Lt jj_.frigerator orfreezer. 8. Lift thecenter hinge pin out of the bot-

tomdoorand center hinge. Carefully lift

6.Coverliquids; if uncovered,the unit must the lower door off the lower hinge and

o work longer,place it ona padded surface. If themetal

7. Cleanrefrigeratorcondensercoilsat least hinge pin pulls out of the lower hinge

To replace the defrost pan, position the twice a year. when thedooris removed, pull it out of

the doorbottom and press it back into

side flangesto fit over slide railsand push it the hinge.

in until it stops.

TO replace base grille, align spring clips CHANOINO 9. Remove the center hinge and spacer

with square opening in cabinet and tap each from the cabinet.Transfer the two

screws from the left end of the divider

end until grille locks in place.REVERSIBLE bar tothe right end. Install the center

hinge and spaceron the left end of the

CONDENSER ]_)OORS divider bar the same wayit was installed

Your refrigerator will operatemore effi- onthe right end.Tighten both screws

ciently whenthe condenser is clean. It This refrigerator has been built with the until they are just snug, then turn them

should becleaned at least twicea year.It doors hinged on the right. If you wish to one-half turn more.

can beadequately cleaned through theright hingethe doors on the left, follow thesein-

front of thebase opening. Graspthebase structions.If it becomes necessaryto return 10.Pry the plug coverfrom the plasticbush-

grilleat both ends and pull straightout.Then the hinges to the right side, merely trans- ing at the top of the lower door and

pose all references to "right"and "left" pressinto the plasticbushingon the op-

_i _ when following theseinstructions, posite side of thedoor.

TOOLS REQUIRED 11. Removethebase grille by grasping at

Phillipsscrewdriver both ends and pulling it straight out.

End wrench (5/16")12.Remove thelower hinge and spacer.

__=_.__ _op_J,D Hex-head socket screwdriver15/16")

Tableknife

0E,SE_ 1.Turnthe fresh food control toOFFand

-_--B,s_G, remove all food fromthe interior.Continued On Back

13. Rotate thelower hingecounterclock-GOING ON MOISTURE COLLECTS ON

wise 90° and install it (including spacer)OUTSIDE SURFACE

tothe left legof the cabinet.VACATION ?•Hot humidweather increasescondensa-

tion. As humidity decreases, moisture will

If you will be gone for a month or less, disappear.

4[._ leave the controlknob at its usualsetting.

i 0OLI1 During longerabsences,(a)removeall ODOR IN CABINET

food, (b) disconnect from electrical outlet, (c) •Odor producing foods should be covered

clean the refrigerator thoroughly, including

OO defrost pan, (d) leave doors open to prevent , Interiorneeds cleaning

IiO_odor formation. • Defrost pan needs cleaning

SIZZLING SOUND IN FREEZER

AVOID • Normal sound caused by defrost water

dripping on defrost mechanism

NOTE: It will take extra effort to install the UNNECESSARY

screws. The screwsare self tapping and will FRESH FOODS DRY OUT

have to cut threads in the screw holes.SERVICE CALLS • Cover open food containers

• Keep crisper tightly closed

14. Pull the metal hinge pin from the side of Problems? Save yourself the nuisance of un-

the lower hinge and place it, including necessary service calls; check these first:

the spacer washer,intothe top hole. NOISY OPERATION FROZEN FOODS DRYOUT

• Fan noiseperfectly normal in no frost re-• Packages not wrapped orsealed properly

15.Pry outthetwoscrewholeplug buttonsfrigerators.You may notbeused to thisif

on thebottom leftsideof thetop door previous model was manual defrost.

and lowerdoor. Removethedoor stops REFRIGERATOR WON'T RUN

(metal plates)on thebottom ofeach • Cabinetnot level. • Temperaturecontrolturned to OFF

doorand install them on oppositesides.•Weak floor.

Press in the plug buttons in the holes on • Line cord not pluggedin

the right side of both doors.RED GLOW VISIBLE IN GRILLE •No power at electrical outlet

OPENINGS AT FRONT OF • House fuse blown

16.Setthe lower dooronthe bottom hinge, FREEZER COMPARTMENT

making sure the hinge pin enters the •Reflection of defrost mechanism during

bushing in the door bottom, normal defrost cycle. REFRIGERATOR RUNS

TOO LONG

17. While holding the door in a closed posi- ICE CUBES EVAPORATE •Modern refrigerators arelarger and run

tion, take the center hinge pin that was •Cold air moving over ice cubes causes colder, which requires more running time

removed in step 8, and insert it through cubes to shrink when not used regularly

the left hole of the center hinge and into •Prolonged door openings

the bottomdoor bushing. Make surethe WARM AIR FROM •Control settoo cold

long pin goes into the bottom doorand CABINET BOTTOM •Condenser needs cleaning

the short pin goes into the top door. •Normal air flow for condenser circulation •Poor air circulationaround condenser

18. Set the upper door on the center hinge,

making sure the hinge pinenters the CABINET VIBRATES

door bushing.When youclose thisdoor, •Cabinet not levelREFRIGERATOR RUNS

TOO FREQUENTLY

the gasket should hold it in place.•Weak floor •Frequent running provides more stable

temperatures

19. Making sure to usethe same number of FRESH FOOD COMPARTMENT

spacers that were originally used be- •Too many door openings

neath theupper hinge, installthehinge TOO WARM • Prolonged door openings

mountingscrews.Before tightening • Refrigerator control set too warm

thesescrews, make sure the top of the • Prolonged door openings

door is level withthe cabinet top, and WATER INFRESH FOOD

the space betweenthe door isequidis-COMPARTMENT BOTIrOM

tant across theentire front. Avoid over- FRESH FOOD COMPARTMENT•Cabinetnotlevel

tightening these screws. Tighten bothTOO COLD • Draintubeplugged

untiltheyarejust snug,thenturnthem•Refrigerator control set too cold

in another one-half turn.

20. Examinethedoorgasket all around each FREEZER COMPARTMENT

door, making sure no gaps are visible TOO WARM

betweenthe gasket and cabinet,lfagap • Freezer control settoowarm IF YOU NEED

shows,try stretching the gasket away • Prolonged door openings

from the door so the magnet will contact

the cabinet surface.SERVICE

CABINET LIGHT NOT WORKING

21. Toreplace thebase grille, line upits • Bulb burned outThemodel number,serialnumber, and bill

spring clips with the square openings in • No power at outlet of material (BM) numberof yourmodel are

the cabinet and tap each end in until the listed on a serial plate.The serial plate is Io-

grille locks in place. WATER ONFLOOR cated at thelower left side of the linerwall

next to the crisper drawer or the upper left

22. Replace all food and return the fresh UNDER CABINET front cornerof the liner. Refer to all of these

food control to its usualoperating posi- • Defrost pan missingor not positionedcor- numbers in any correspondence with your

tion. rectlydealer or distributorconcerning your model.

REFRIGERATOR

WIRE CONTROL REFRIGERATOR FREEZER

TRIVET LIGHT BUTTER & CREESE FREEZER DOOR CONTROL CONTROL DAIRY FREEZER DOOR

ICE CUBE FREEZER COMPARTMENT SHELVES ICE CUBE ] FREEZER COMPARTMENT SHELVES

TRAYS CONTROLTRAYS ISHELF

CRISPERS MEAT REMOVABLE REFRIGERATOR

DOOR SHELVES

CANTILEVER KEEPER BASE GRILLE

SLIDE-OUT CRISPER VEGETABLE REMOVABLE SHELVES CRISPER

SHELVESCOVER CRISPER BASE GRILLE REFRIGERATOR COVER

DOORSHELVES

THE MODEL YOU HAVE SELECTEDMAY NOT HAVE ALL OF THE FEATURESSHOWN

Printed in U.S.A.M* 102192-I

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