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17
20.7 cu. ft. French Door Refrigerator w/Freezer Drawers
www.insigniaproducts.com
Setting the refrigerator temperature
1 Press the REF. TEMP. button. The refrigerator temperature display
turns on.
2 Press the REF. TEMP. button repeatedly until the desired temperature
is displayed. The temperature range is 34° to 44° F (1° to 7°C).
Setting the freezer temperature
1 Press the FRZ.TEMP. button and the freezer temperature display turns
on.
2 Press the FRZ. TEMP. button repeatedly, until the desired temperature
is displayed. The temperature range is 9° to -8° F ( -13° to -22° C).
Using the ice-maker
• To turn the ice-maker on, press the ICE-MAKER ON/OFF button. The
ICE-MAKING indicator turns on and the ice maker starts. It will take 2-4
hours to make ice, depending on the room temperature. It may take
longer the first time it is used. The ice maker checks the ice level
automatically and stops making ice when the ice bin is full.
• To turn the ice maker off, press the ICE-MAKER ON/OFF button again.
The ICE-MAKING indicator turns off.
Fast-cooling mode
Fast-cooling mode is used to counteract a sudden rise in the temperature
of the refrigerator, such as when a large amount of food is placed into the
refrigerator. The fast-cooling mode causes the compressor work for longer
cycles to maintain the desired temperature.
To activate fast-cooling mode, press and hold the REF. TEMP. button for
three seconds. The SUPER COOL indicator turns on. This deactivates all
other refrigerator modes. When the temperature of the refrigerator
compartment reaches the set temperature, fast-cooling mode turns off.
To manually de-activate fast-cooling mode, either:
• Activate the Energy-Saving or AUTO mode, or
• Press the REF. TEMP. button to adjust the temperature, or
• Press and hold the REF. TEMP. button for three seconds.
Notes
• Under normal conditions, the ice-maker capacity is 2.86 lbs.
(1.3 kg). The capacity can change depending on how often
the door is opened and closed.
• Ice cubes may stick together or get crushed.
• If the ice-maker isn't going to be used for a long period, see
“Removing, cleaning, and reinstalling the ice maker” on
page 22.
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