The Kenmore Refrigerator is a high-performance household appliance designed for efficient food preservation. It features adjustable temperature controls, multiple storage compartments, an ice maker, water dispenser, energy-saving modes, door alarms, and advanced cooling technology. Below are key sections for safety, features, installation, setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Key components: Refrigerator compartment, Freezer compartment, Ice maker, Water dispenser, Temperature controls, Door bins, Shelves, Crisper drawers.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Adjustable Temperature Control | Separate controls for fridge and freezer sections |
| Ice Maker | Automatic ice production and storage |
| Water Dispenser | Chilled water access without opening door |
| Door Alarm | Audible alert if door is left open |
| Energy Saver Mode | Reduces power consumption during low usage |
| Crisper Drawers | Humidity-controlled compartments for fruits and vegetables |
| Adjustable Shelves | Customizable storage space |
| Freezer Baskets | Organized storage for frozen items |
| LED Lighting | Energy-efficient interior illumination |
| Power Cord | Standard 120V AC connection |
Unpack and inspect contents. Ensure proper location and clearance.
WARNING! Refrigerator is heavy; use two people for moving. Ensure water connections are tight to prevent leaks.
After installation, allow refrigerator to stabilize before loading food.
CAUTION! Do not overload shelves. Ensure doors close completely.
Temperature controls located inside refrigerator compartment.
Control Panel: Temperature dials or digital display with buttons for fridge/freezer settings.
Temperature Settings: Refrigerator (34°F to 44°F), Freezer (-5°F to 5°F). Special Features: Energy Saver mode, Door Alarm on/off, Filter Reset indicator, Ice Maker on/off. Display: Temperature readout, Filter status, Door open alert.
Optimal organization for food preservation.
Tip: Do not block air vents inside refrigerator for proper circulation.
Proper freezer use maximizes food preservation.
WARNING! Do not store glass containers with liquids in freezer as they may break.
Automatic ice production and chilled water access.
Note: Discard first few batches of ice and run water for 2 minutes after filter replacement.
Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and hygiene.
CAUTION! Do not use harsh chemicals, abrasives, or steam cleaners. Never pour water directly on any part.
Maximize efficiency and reduce energy consumption.
| Symptom | Possible Cause | Corrective Action |
|---|---|---|
| Refrigerator not cooling | Power issue, temperature setting | Check power cord and outlet; verify temperature settings; ensure proper ventilation. |
| Excessive frost in freezer | Door seal, frequent opening | Check door seal; minimize door openings; ensure proper closure. |
| Water dispenser not working | Water supply, filter, kink in line | Check water supply valve; replace filter; inspect water line for kinks. |
| Ice maker not producing ice | Turned off, water supply, arm position | Ensure ice maker is ON; check water supply; verify control arm is in down position. |
| Unusual noises | Leveling, items touching, normal operation | Level refrigerator; ensure items aren't touching walls; some noises are normal during cooling cycles. |
| Water leaking | Clogged drain, loose connections | Check drain pan and drain tube; inspect water connections. |
| Door not sealing properly | Food obstruction, worn seal | Check for food packages blocking closure; clean or replace door seal if worn. |
Reset: Unplug for 5 minutes then replug to reset electronic controls.
Service: 1-800-422-1230; www.kenmore.com