GE 14 Use And Care Manual page 6

shelves
Shelfsupportsatvariouslevels
enableyou to repositiontie shelves
to
better a ccommodate your tiable
inventory of refrigerated foods.
Hw"w3dm shelves
(onmodeBs soequipped)
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Oneendrestson a moldedside-
wallsupport;a bracketon theother
endho~h intoa trackon therear
cabinetwall.
Toremove,lifi theshelfup at
front,then offthesupportandout
ofthetrack.
Toreplace,selectdesiredshelf
height.Withshelffrontraised
sfightiy, h ookthebracket'stoplug
intothe track, thenlowerthe shelf
ontothe support.
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(On models
SO
equip~d)
Somemodelshavea steelwire
slidingshelf,a stationary tempered
glassshelfor twosteelwire
stationary shelves. T heseshelves
canberelo~at~d elsewhere in th~
freshfoodcompafiment,
Thefill-widthslidingshelfhas
stop-loch. Whenplacedcorrectly
Note:The shelfto the right of the
trackis designedto hoo~into the
right-handslot; the shelfto the left
is designedto hookintothe left-hand
slot
on~heshelfsuppo~s,theshelfwill
stopbeforecomingcompletely out
ofthe refrigerator andwillnottilt
whenyouplacefoodon it or remove
foodfromit.
Toremovethe shelf,lift therear
of the shelfandptil forward.
Toremovea full-widthshelf
when the frwh foodcompatiment
dooreamot be openedftily...
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...lift the rear of the shelf, pull
forwardand down,tilt the ~lelf and
takeit out.
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Somemodelshavean ice-tray
shelf,so~ne h~ve a lower-level shelf
tothodght of theicetrayshqlfand
some modeis h ave
a full-width s~p
shelf,
Toremovethe icetray shelf and
the wireshelfnextto-it:
1. Takethe ice-trayshelfandlift its a
rightsideup offhooksat top.
2. Takethe wireshelfand lift its
leftsideup offhooksat top.
3. Swingthe wireshelfclear ofthe
hooksand the ice-trayshelfand
pullit to the leftto free its pins
fromholesin the cabinetwall.
4. Swingthe ice-trayshelfdown
and pullit to the rightto free its
pins fromholesin the cabinetwall.
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