GE 14 Use And Care Manual page 7

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1. Lifttheleftsideoftheshelf
slightlyandmovetheshelfto the
Iefito fmeits rightendstim holes
in thecabinetwall.
2. Lowertie rightsideof theshelf,
movetheshelfto therightandtie
it out.
Toreplacethestepshelfi
a
e
. WIti the shelftiltedas shown,
fit theleftendsof the shelfinto
holesin the cabinetwall.
2. Lifi thelefi side ofthe shelf
slightly, s wingthe shelfup, fit the
rightendsof the shelfintoholesin
the cabinetw*, and lowerthe
shelfintoplace.
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Moi$t'n Fresh Drawer
bit &VQehbleDmwem
The storagedrawersat thebottom
of thefreshfoodcompartment a re
designedto providehighhumidity
levels, r equiredbymastvegetables
andlowerhumiditylevelsrequired
for mostfruits.
Whenreplacingthedrawers,
alwayspushthemallthe wayin.
Storagetimewin dependuponthe
typeof foodand itsconditionwhen
placedin the drawers.
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Excesswater wtich may
acemulate in the bottomof the
drawersshodd be emp$ikd and
the drawerswiped
dry.
Moi$t'n mesh
Dmwer
(on ~od~k so~qu~ppe$)
This
refrigerated draweris designed
to keepunwrappedfoodsfreshby
retaining thenaturalmoisture content
of foodssuch as:
~~~ic~ok~s a cherfi~s ~
Plums
~Asparagus ~ Com
~ Radshes
e ~~m,
topped*Currants
e Rhuba~
e Blueberries o Greens, l eafy o
Spinach
~ carrots
*
Lettuce
o T~matoes,
~ ~elefy
e Parsley
ripe
~ Peas, g reen
As in
anyrefrigeratedstoragearea,
it& recommended that f~k with
strongodorsbe storedwmpped—
foodssuch as:
*Broccoli ~
cabbage
e ~M~ipS
e
Brussels
e4 caulifl~er
@Turnips
Sprouts
e GreenQn~ons
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Mj@ble Hd@
Dmem
(onnlodekw eqtipm)
Thesedrawershaveindividud,
adjustable h umidity controls thatlet
YOU re@a@theamountofcoldair
entering thedrawers.
Thesfidecontrolshwe a firm*1 to
prevent a ccidenti changeof settings.
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SUdethe control da the wy b the
~G setthg andthedmwerprovides
high bumi~ty recommend for
mostvegetables.
Slidethecontrol a llthewayto
the~U~ setting
to provide
lowerhumiditylevelsrecommend
for most fruits.