Refrigerators i) Students living in campus Apartments are not allowed to have personal refrigerators. Standard refrigerator / freezer units are provided in Apartment kitchens.
ii) Students with medical needs requiring additional refrigeration space need to contact University Housing’s Administration Office.
iii) If approved, mini-refrigerators must be kept in an open space affording ventilation; therefore, placement in closets is unacceptable.
iv) Refrigerators must be cleaned out for the winter break, see contract for dates.
Refrigerators. Ice shall not be scraped from any surface and electric defrosters shall not be used in any refrigerator. Plastic parts of the refrigerator shall not be subjected to water hotter than the hand can bear. SUBTENANT shall pay for any damage to the refrigerator. One (1) Mini fridge in good condition is allowed within the SUBTENANT’S bedroom.
Refrigerators. All refrigerators must be stored in approved storage cabinets as defined in paragraph 4 above. Freezers are not allowed unless integrated with the refrigerator unit. All refrigerators must conform to the latest safety and energy requirements for both Title 25 and single family dwellings. Refrigerators must be rated energy efficient, 1990 models or newer. All refrigerators must have State approved electrical connections in the storage facility. Resort management has schematics of the State approved wiring from the box to the storage unit. REFRIGERATORS CANNOT BE PLUGGED INTO ELECTRICAL EXTENSION CORDS.
Refrigerators. No refrigerators larger than an under-cabinet unit may be outside the RV. Refrigerators in sheds are fine.
Refrigerators. Identified locations may include refrigerators located throughout the buildings. Contractor(s) shall provide routine refrigerator cleaning as identified by the Building Manager or approved designee.
Refrigerators. Refrigerators must be stored in approved storage sheds as defined above. Freezers are not allowed unless integrated with the refrigerator unit. All refrigerators must conform to the latest safety and energy requirements. Refrigerators must be rated energy efficient, 2000 models or newer. Refrigerators must have current codes for the electrical connections in the storage facility. REFRIGERATORS CANNOT BE PLUGGED INTO ELECTRICAL EXTENSION CORDS.
Refrigerators. Small refrigerators are recommended to keep drinks and food in the cabin cool. However, each staff cabin is restricted to one refrigerator. Tent platforms are not permitted to have refrigerators.
Refrigerators. All refrigerators replaced in this Program must be operational at time of replacement and must be recycled in an environmentally safe manner outside any utility recycling program, including proper disposal of refrigerant consistent with state and local laws.
Refrigerators. Please defrost your refrigerator regularly. This keeps the refrigerator working more efficiently, less costly to run, and prevents maintenance problems. It is also important to keep the floor underneath your refrigerator free of dirt and dust, to keep the compressor from getting clogged.
Refrigerators. Refrigerators may be leased from the University (Through a third party vendor) or students may bring their own providing the unit is no more than 4.5 cubic foot capacity.
