Setting Temperature in GE Adora Refrigerator

Written By
Mario Calhoun
Mario Calhoun
Published: Sep 30, 2011
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read

Step 1

Open the right door of the GE Adora refrigerator. Remove the protective film cover on the temperature controls located at the top of the inside of the refrigerator.

Step 2

Push "Colder" to lower the refrigerator temperature by one number, or push "Warmer" to increase the temperature by one number. A 0 setting shuts off the temperature altogether, whereas 9 is the coldest setting for the appliance.

Step 3

Push "Colder" or "Warmer" on the Freezer Temp control panel to decrease or increase the temperature.

Step 4

Shut the door once the new temperature number is displayed. Wait between 12 and 24 hours to allow the GE Adora to adjust to the new settings.

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Step 5

Push "TurboCool" inside the refrigerator to increase the cooling speed of the refrigerator. This control is ideal for storing a large amount of food in order to ensure that the food is cooled evenly.

Tips

Lower the temperature by one number until the refrigerator reaches the ideal setting.

Do not set the freezer and refrigerator temp to zero at the same time, as this automatically reverts the refrigerator's temperature to level 5.

Mario Calhoun

A Chicago-based writer, Mario Calhoun has been writing professionally since 2007, with work appearing in local publications such as "Mint Magazine" and "Echo Magazine," Columbia College Chicago's student magazine. Calhoun currently works…

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