GE - General Electric ZICP360SRCSS User Manual

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Careand Cleaning

Bottom Freezer Refrigerator

Preparing

for

vacation

For long vacations or absences, remove food

and shut off power to the refrigerator at the fuse

box or circuit breaker. Clean the interior with a

baking soda solution of one tablespoon (!5 ml)

of baking soda to one quart (! liter) of water.

Leave the doors open.

For shorter vacations, remove perishable foods

and leave controls at regular settings. However,

if the room temperature is expected to drop

below 60°F (!6°C), follow the same instructions

as for long vacations.

Set the icemaker power switch to the 0 (off}

position and shut off the water suppl U to

the refrigeraton

Using the

Plaster Light

switch

This feature turns off the lights in the fresh food

and freezer compartments.

The switch is located behind the grille panel

at the top of the refrigerator. Lift up the panel

to access the switch.

Light bulb

replacement

in the

fresh food

compartment

Important: Turningthe temperature control to

OFFdoes not remove power to the light circuit.

There are four light bulbs in the top of the

fresh food compartment

To replace the bulbs:

1 Setthe Master Light switch inthe OFFposition

to turn off the lights. See Using the Master

Light switch.

2 Remove the light shield by placing your

fingers in the openings at the back of the

shield. Then, pull the shield toward gou

and swing the back of the shield down.

3 Replacewith the same sizebulb (40watt max.).

4 Reinstall the shield and reset the Master Light

switch to the ONposition.

Replacement 40-watt bulbs can be purchased

at uour local general retail store, through

GEParts and Accessories, 800.626.2002,

or at monogram.com. Order part # 40A15.

Light bulb

replacement

in the freezer

compartment

To replace a bulb:

1 Setthe Master Light switch inthe OFFposition

to turn off the lights. See Using the Master

Light switch.

2 Remove the freezer light shield bg removing

the two screws with a Phillips screwdriver.