KitchenAid Side Refrigerator User Manual

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Page 1 - Use & Care Guide

12194922Use & Care GuideTable of Contents ... 2Side by SideRefrigeratorGuide d’utilisation et d’entretienRéfrigérateurCôte à côteTable des ma

Page 2 - Table des matières

101⁄2-inch minimum at topand sidesminimum de l,25␣ cm(1⁄2 pouce) ausommet et aux côtésEspacementrequiswAVERTISSEMENTRisque d’explosionGarder les matér

Page 3 - Table des matières (suite)

11Avant de placer le réfrigérateur à son emplacement final,il est important de s’assurer d’avoir la connexionélectrique appropriée.3-prong groundingty

Page 4 - Note à l’utilisateur

12Right to raise; left to lowerUse a screwdriver to adjustTourner vers la droite pourélever; tourner vers lagauche pour abaisserUtiliser un tournevisp

Page 5 - SéÉcurité du réfrigérateur

13Leveling and door alignment (cont.)3. To level your refrigerator, you may either turn thescrew clockwise to raise that side of the refrigerator,or t

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14Attaching the optional icemaker to a water supplyRead all directions carefully beforeyou begin.wWARNINGElectrical Shock HazardUnplug the refrigerato

Page 7 - Parts and Features

15Attaching the optional ice maker to a watersupply (cont.)Valve selection:Your appliance dealer has a kit available with a 1⁄4-inchsaddle-type shut-o

Page 8 - Pièces et caractéristiques

16Attaching the optional icemaker to a water supply(cont.)Connecting to water line1. Unplug the refrigerator or discon-nect the power supply.2. Turn O

Page 9 - Installing Your Refrigerator

17Attaching the optional ice maker to a watersupply (cont.)6. Fasten shut-off valve to cold water pipe with pipeclamp. Be sure outlet end is solidly i

Page 10 - Espacement

18Attaching the optional icemaker to a water supply(cont.)Connecting torefrigerator1. Disconnect the tube clamp on theback of the product and insertco

Page 11 - Electrical requirements

19Using Your RefrigeratorTo obtain the best possible results from yourrefrigerator, it is important that you operate itproperly. This section tells yo

Page 12 - Abaisser

2Table of ContentsPageA Note to You ... 4Refrigerator Safety ...

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20ColderFreezerOff1234ColdColderRefrigerator1234Setting the controlsWhen you first install your refrigerator, set the Refrigeratorand Freezer Controls

Page 14 - Raccordement de

21Utilisation du réfrigérateur(cont.)Utilisation du réglagestandard (modèles)(tous les modèles nonSUPERBA*)Le réglage du réfrigérateurfonctionne comme

Page 15 - Valve selection:

22Changing the controlsettingsIf you need to adjust temperatures in the refrigerator orfreezer, use the settings listed in the chart below as aguide.

Page 16 - Raccordement à l’appro

23OnOffUsing theoptionalautomaticice makerBefore you turn the ice maker on,be sure that it is attached to a watersupply. Instructions for the ice make

Page 17 - 4␣ po percé

24Using the water and icedispensers(on some models)wWARNINGCut HazardUse a sturdy glass when dispensing ice or water.Failure to do so can result in cu

Page 18 - Raccordement au

25CUBECRUSHICEUsing the water and icedispensers (cont.)Your freezer dispenses both cubedand crushed ice. Before dispensingice, select which type of ic

Page 19 - Utilisation du réfrigérateur

26Using the water and icedispensers (cont.)The water dispenserChilled water comes from a tankbehind the meat drawer. It holdsapproximately 11⁄2 quarts

Page 20 - Réglages des commandes

27Using the water and icedispensers (cont.)The dispenser lightThe dispenser area has a light. It canbe turned on manually by pressingthe “ON” button a

Page 21 - Using the standard

28Removing thedoor trim(inside freezer door)(on some models)The trim inside the freezer door maybe easily removed for convenientcleaning. To remove th

Page 22 - Changement du réglage

29Removing theSLIDE ‘N’ LOCK*can rackThe can rack can hold 5 beveragecans in a convenient place, leavingmore shelf space for larger items. Toremove th

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3Table of Contents (cont.)Caring for Your Refrigerator ... 44Cleaning your refrigerator ...

Page 24 - Utilisation des distribut

30Using theCLEARVUE*carousel(on some models)The CLEARVUE Carousel is a rotat-ing circular drawer mounted to theunderside of a SPILLCLEAN* shelf.The cl

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31Adjusting theSPILLCLEAN*refrigeratorshelvesThe shelves in your refrigerator areadjustable to match the way youuse them. Glass shelves are strongenou

Page 26 - 2 pinte)

32Adjusting the SPILLCLEAN*refrigerator shelves (cont.)To remove the shelf from the metalframe, pull the shelf out to the stop,lift up the front and p

Page 27 - LOCK OUT

33Adjusting theFRESHCHILL*convertiblevegetable/meatlocker tempera-ture controlThe FRESHCHILL convertiblevegetable/meat locker can beadjusted to proper

Page 28 - (sur certains modèles)

34Adjusting the FRESHCHILL*convertible vegetable/meatlocker temperature control(cont.)Adjusting the controlThe FRESHCHILL convertible controlcomes pre

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35Removing thecrisper andcrisper coverThe crisper and its cover aredesigned for easy removal andcleaning.To remove the crisper:• Slide the crisper str

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36Adjusting thecrisper humiditycontrol(on some models)You can control the amount ofhumidity in the moisture sealedcrispers. Adjust the control to anys

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37Removing thefreezer shelf(number varies withmodel)The freezer shelf is removable foreasy cleaning, or to create more openspace in the freezer compar

Page 32 - SPILLCLEAN* du

38Removing the ice makerstorage bin (cont.)To remove the ice bin:1. Pull the covering panel out fromthe bottom and then slide it backtoward the rear.2

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39Changing thelight bulbsYour refrigerator has several lightbulbs. This section shows you wherethey are located and tells you how tochange them if the

Page 34 - Ajustement du réglage

4A Note to YouThank you for buying a KITCHENAID*appliance.KitchenAid designs the best tools for the most importantroom in your house. To ensure that y

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40Changing the light bulbs(cont.)Crisper light:1. Unplug refrigerator or disconnectrefrigerator from power supply.2. Pull the top of the light shield

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41Remplacement desampoules d’éclairage (suite)Ampoule supérieure ducongélateur(sur certains modèles)␣ :1. Débrancher le réfrigérateur de lasource de c

Page 37 - (Le nombre varie selon

42Saving energyThere are ways that you can help your refrigerator runmore efficiently.• Check the door gaskets for a tight seal. Leveling thecabinet w

Page 38 - Retrait du bac d’entreposage

43Les bruits de l’appareil quevous pouvez entendreIl est possible que le nouveau réfrigérateur émette desbruits que le précédent ne produisait pas. Co

Page 39 - Remplacement

44COMMENTS• Wax painted metal surfaces at least twice a year using appliance wax (or auto paste wax).Apply wax with a clean, soft cloth. Waxing painte

Page 40 - Remplacement des

45Entretien du réfrigérateurCe réfrigérateur a été construit pour offrir de nombreuses années de service fiable. L’utilisateur peutcependant prendre c

Page 41 - (on some models):

46Nettoyage du réfrigérateur (suite)Removing thebase grilleYou will need to remove the basegrille to clean the defrost pan or thecondenser coils or to

Page 42 - Économie d’énergie

47Vacation and moving careShort vacationsIf you will be away for less than four weeks, use these tipsto prepare your refrigerator before you leave.1.

Page 43 - Understanding the sounds

48Power interruptionsIf the electricity in your house goes off, call the powercompany and ask how long it will be off.1. If the power will be out for

Page 44 - Caring for Your Refrigerator

49Removingthe doorswWARNINGElectrical Shock HazardUnplug the refrigerator beforeremoving doors.Failure to do so can result indeath or electrical shock

Page 45 - Entretien du réfrigérateur

5Refrigerator SafetyYour safety is important to us.This guide contains safety symbols and statements.Please pay special attention to these symbols and

Page 46 - Retrait de la

50Removing the doors (cont.)3. Left top hinge• Remove hinge cover (A) andscrews (B).• Disconnect wiring plug (D) andboth ground wires (C).Carefully li

Page 47 - Entretien avant les

51Food Storage GuideThere is a correct way to package and storerefrigerated or frozen food. To keep foodfresher, longer, take the time to study theser

Page 48 - Pannes de courant

52Storing fresh food (cont.)Leafy vegetablesRemove store wrapping and trim or tear off bruisedand discolored areas. Wash in cold water and drain.Place

Page 49 - Enlèvement des

53Storing frozen foodThe freezer section is designed for storingcommercially frozen food and for freezing foodat home.NOTE: For further information ab

Page 50 - Dépose des portes (suite)

54Storing frozen food (cont.)FreezingYour freezer will not quick-freeze any large quantityof food. Put no more unfrozen food into the freezerthan will

Page 51 - Guide de conservation des

55Troubleshooting GuideYou can solve many common refrigerator problems easily, saving you the cost of a possible servicecall. Try the suggestions belo

Page 52 - (carottes, poivrons)

56The refrigerator seems to make too much noiseCheck if ...Certain sounds and noises are common for newrefrigerators.Then ...Refer to the “Understandi

Page 53 - Conservation des aliments

57The ice maker is not producing iceCheck if ...The freezer temperature is not cold enough toproduce ice.The ice maker arm is in the “OFF” (up) positi

Page 54 - Congélation

58The ice dispenser will not operate properlyCheck if ...The freezer door is not closed completely.The ice bin is not installed correctly.The wrong ic

Page 55 - Troubleshooting Guide

59Water or ice is leaking from the dispenserCheck if ...The glass is not being held under the ice dispenserlong enough, causing the ice to spill.The g

Page 56

6Mise au rebutcorrecte devotre vieuxréfrigérateurwAVERTISSEMENTRisque de suffoquerEnlever les portes de votrevieux réfrigérateur.Le non-respect de cet

Page 57 - Off-taste or odor in the ice

60There is interior moisture build-upCheck if ...The air vents are blocked in the refrigerator.The door is opened often.The room is humid.The food is

Page 58

61Guide de DépannageVous pouvez résoudre de nombreux problèmes communs des réfrigérateurs, ce qui vouséconomise le coût possible d’un appel de service

Page 59 - Temperature is too warm

62Le plateau de dégivrage contient de l’eauVérifier si ...Le réfrigérateur se dégivre.Le réfrigérateur est plus humide que normalement.L’eau dans le p

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63Le réfrigérateur semble faire trop de bruitVérifier si ...Certains sons et bruits sont communs pour lesréfrigérateurs neufs.Alors ...Voir la section

Page 61 - Guide de Dépannage

64Mauvais goût ou odeur des glaçonsVérifier si ...Les raccords de plomberie sont neufs et causent unedécoloration et une mauvaise saveur des glaçons.L

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65Le distributeur d’eau ne fonctionne pas bienVérifier si ...La porte du réfrigérateur n’est pas complètementfermée.Le réservoir d’eau ne s’est pas re

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66L’eau du distributeur n’est pas assez froideVérifier si ...Le réfrigérateur vient d’être installé.Une grande quantité d’eau a récemment été retirée.

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67Il existe une accumulation d’humidité à l’intérieurVérifier si ...Les ouvertures d’aération dans le réfrigérateursont bloquées.La porte est fréquemm

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68Call the KitchenAid Consumer AssistanceCenter toll free at 1-800-422-1230.Our consultants are available toassist you.When calling:Please know the pu

Page 66 - La température est trop tiède

69Requesting Assistance or ServiceBefore calling for assistance or service, please check the “Troubleshooting Guide” section. It maysave you the cost

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7Meat LockerChrisperAutomatic Exterior Moisture ControlAutomatic Exterior Moisture ControlSuperbaExtendFreshColderFreezerOff1234ColdColderRefrigerator

Page 68 - For further assistance

70† Lorsque vous demandez de l’assistance ou unservice, veuillez fournir une description détailléedu problème, les numéros complets du modèle etde sér

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71LENGTH OFWARRANTY:ONE YEAR FULLWARRANTYFROM DATEOF PURCHASESECOND THROUGHFIFTH YEAR FULLWARRANTYFROM DATE OFPURCHASESIXTH THROUGHTENTH YEARLIMITED W

Page 70

72DURÉE DE LAGARANTIE␣ :GARANTIE TOTALED’UN ANÀ COMPTERDE LA DATE D’ACHATGARANTIE TOTALEDE LA DEUXIÈME ÀLA CINQUIÈMEANNÉEINCLUSIVEMENTÀ COMPTER DE LAD

Page 71 - Refrigerator Warranty

73IndexThis index is alphabetical. It contains all thetopics included in this manual, along with thepages on which you can find each topic.TOPIC PAGEA

Page 72 - Garantie du refrigerateur

74TOPIC PAGEREFRIGERATOR SECTIONCan rack ... 29Carousel ...

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75Notes

Page 74 - Index (suite)

76Notes2194922CARD NO. 2195265* Registered trademark/Trademark of KitchenAid, U.S.A., KitchenAid Canada, Licensee in Canada.* Marque déposée de Ki

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8Meat LockerChrisperAutomatic Exterior Moisture ControlAutomatic Exterior Moisture ControlSuperbaExtendFreshColderFreezerOff1234ColdColderRefrigerator

Page 76 - CARD NO. 2195265

9Installing Your RefrigeratorIt is important to prepare your refrigerator foruse. This section tells you how to clean it, installit, connect it to a p

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