Kenmore Refrigerator Manual 795

The Kenmore Refrigerator Model 795 is a top-freezer refrigerator designed for household use, featuring adjustable glass shelves, humidity-controlled crispers, a full-width freezer with storage baskets, automatic defrost, adjustable temperature controls for both refrigerator and freezer compartments, and an energy-saving mode. This manual covers safety instructions, features, installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting for optimal performance.

1. Features at a Glance 2. Installation & Setup 3. Specifications 4. Controls and Settings 5. Using Your Refrigerator 6. Storage Organization 7. Cleaning & Maintenance 8. Energy Saving Tips 9. Regulatory Information 10. Troubleshooting

Features at a Glance

Key components: Top-mounted freezer, adjustable tempered glass shelves, humidity-controlled crispers, full-width freezer basket, interior light, adjustable leveling legs, and digital temperature display.

FeatureDescription
Adjustable Glass ShelvesRemovable and height-adjustable for flexible storage
Humidity-Controlled CrispersPreserve freshness of fruits and vegetables
Full-Width Freezer BasketProvides organized storage for frozen items
Automatic DefrostReduces frost buildup in freezer compartment
Temperature ControlsSeparate dials for refrigerator and freezer
Interior LightLED illumination for visibility
Energy Saver ModeReduces power consumption in low-humidity environments
Adjustable Leveling LegsEnsures unit is level for proper door closure
Door StorageAdjustable door bins for bottles and condiments
Reversible DoorsCan be configured to open from left or right

Installation & Setup

Unpack and inspect contents. Ensure proper clearance for ventilation.

  1. Position the refrigerator: Allow at least 2 inches of space on sides and back for air circulation.
  2. Level the unit: Adjust front leveling legs using a wrench to ensure doors close properly.
  3. Connect to power: Plug into a dedicated 120V, 15-amp grounded outlet.
  4. Initial cooling: Allow 24 hours for refrigerator to reach optimal temperature before loading food.

WARNING! Do not use extension cords. Ensure the refrigerator is level to prevent door alignment issues.

Specifications

Controls and Settings

Temperature controls located inside refrigerator compartment.

Refrigerator Control: Dial with settings 1-9 (1 warmest, 9 coldest). Recommended setting: 4 or 5.

Freezer Control: Dial with settings 1-7 (1 warmest, 7 coldest). Recommended setting: 4.

Energy Saver Switch: Located near temperature controls. Use "ON" in humid conditions to prevent condensation, "OFF" in dry conditions to save energy.

Interior Light: Turns on automatically when door opens. Replace with appliance bulb (40W max).

Using Your Refrigerator

  1. Setting temperatures: Allow 24 hours for stabilization after adjustment.
  2. Loading food: Avoid blocking air vents inside compartments.
  3. Freezer use: Package foods airtight to prevent freezer burn.
  4. Door alarms: Alarm sounds if door left open for more than 3 minutes.
  5. Vacation mode: Set refrigerator to "OFF" and freezer to "3" for extended absences.

Tip: Keep refrigerator at or below 40°F (4°C) and freezer at 0°F (-18°C) for food safety.

Storage Organization

Optimize space and food preservation with proper organization.

AreaRecommended Items
Upper ShelvesReady-to-eat foods, leftovers, drinks
Lower ShelvesRaw meats (in sealed containers), dairy
CrispersFruits (low humidity), vegetables (high humidity)
Door BinsCondiments, juices, butter
Freezer BasketFrozen vegetables, ice packs, pre-packaged foods
Freezer DoorIce cream, frozen treats

Cleaning & Maintenance

Unplug before cleaning. Use mild detergent and warm water; avoid abrasive cleaners.

  1. Interior: Clean shelves and drawers monthly. Wipe spills immediately.
  2. Exterior: Clean door and handles with soft cloth. Stainless steel models use appropriate cleaner.
  3. Condenser coils: Vacuum rear coils every 6 months for efficiency.
  4. Door seals: Wipe with damp cloth to maintain seal integrity.
  5. Defrosting: Automatic in freezer. If ice builds over ¼ inch, manually defrost by unplugging for 24 hours.

CAUTION! Never use sharp objects to remove ice. Do not clean with flammable fluids.

Energy Saving Tips

Regulatory Information

UL Listed. Meets U.S. Department of Energy efficiency standards. Manufactured for Sears Brands, LLC. For support, visit www.kenmore.com or contact 1-800-469-4668. This appliance contains refrigerants that must be disposed of by qualified personnel.

Troubleshooting

SymptomPossible CauseCorrective Action
Refrigerator not coolingPower issue, thermostat settingCheck plug and outlet; ensure thermostat not set to "OFF".
Excessive frost in freezerDoor seal, frequent openingsCheck door seal; defrost manually if needed; avoid prolonged door openings.
Water pooling insideBlocked drain tubeClear drain hole at back of refrigerator compartment.
Loud noisesLeveling, fan obstructionEnsure unit is level; check for items touching rear wall.
Light not workingBulb burned outReplace with 40W appliance bulb.
Door not sealingFood obstruction, worn sealCheck for items blocking closure; clean or replace seal if damaged.

Reset: Unplug for 5 minutes, then reconnect to reset control board.

Service: 1-800-469-4668; www.kenmore.com

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