TABLE OF CONTENTS
Feature Chart 1 and 2 |
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Things to know Before Operating your New Refrigerator |
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Safe Installation place for your Refrigerator |
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Installation Steps |
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Things to know Before Moving or relocating the Refrigerator |
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Freezer Compartment Use |
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Refrigerator Compartment Use |
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Use of the Refrigerator/Assembly and Disassembly Method |
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Exchanging the Lamp |
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Cleaning your Refrigerator |
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Before Requesting Service |
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FEATURE CHART !
Q.F |
LOW |
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FRZ. |
MID |
FRZ. |
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FREEZER & REFRIGERATOR |
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HIGH
QUICK FREEZE BUTTON |
FREEZER COMPARTMENT |
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TEMP.ADJUST BUTTON |
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• The temp. in the freezer |
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compartment can be set at |
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E.F(Economy Freeze), LOW, |
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MID or HIGH. |
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(refer to page 9) |
THE FUNCTION OF QUICK FREEZING
Use In these cases
How to use?
•When you buy a lot of food and you want to freeze as it is. •When freezing food prepared in advance.
•When you want to keep seasonal food for a long period. •When freezing food quickly.
•Press the ‘FREEZER TEMP’ button till ‘Q.F’ lamp is lit •After 150 minutes of quick freezing, it automatically returns to its original condition. (The ‘Q.F’ lamp goes out and the temperature returns to the previously set temperature.)
To stop while running? |
•Press the ‘FREEZER TEMP’ button once again. |
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The ‘Q.F’ lamp goes out and quick freezing stops. |
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FEATURE CHART @
FREEZER ROOM
¥FREEZER COMPARTMENT LAMP
¥ICE TRAY
¥FREEZER SHELF
¥ICE STORAGE BOX
REFRIGERATOR ROOM
¥CHILLER COMPARTMENT
¥REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT TEMPERATURE CONTROL
(refer to page 10)
¥REFRIGERATOR SHELF
¥REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT LAMP
¥CRISPER COVER
¥MOISTURE CONTROL FILTER
¥CRISPER
MISCELLANEOUS
¥FRONT GRILL
¥ADJUSTABLE FOOT
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FREEZER ROOM DOOR |
¥ FREEZER ROOM POCKET |
REFRIGERATOR ROOM |
DOOR |
¥ EGG POCKET |
¥ EGG TRAY |
¥ REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT |
POCKET (SM) |
¥ REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT |
POCKET (BG) |
¥ REFRIGERATOR POCKET (MD) |
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THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE OPERATING YOUR NEW REFRIGERATOR!
¥ Outlet |
¥ Power Cord |
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¥ Caution for Wet Hands |
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Do not plug several power |
Prevent the power cord |
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Do not touch the metal tray |
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cords into a single outlet. |
from coiling or striping. This |
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of the freezer compartment |
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It is a fire hazard. |
may cause a short circuit or |
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with wet hands-they can |
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a fire. |
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freeze and stick to the metal |
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tray. |
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¥ Thing to Avoid for Storage |
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¥ The Refrigerator Door |
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¥ Gas Caution |
Do not store medicine or |
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Do not allow children to |
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Avoid touching the refrigerator |
flammable materials in the |
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hang on to the door. |
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or its power cord when there is |
Refrigerator-they are |
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The refrigerator can tumble |
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a gas leakage from gas |
hazards. |
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over or things on top of the |
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equipment. Turn off the gas |
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refrigerator can fall off. |
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equipment completely and |
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open a window for ventilation. |
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Thinner
¥ Running the Refrigerator |
¥ When Plugging in Refrigerator |
Before Putting Food |
again |
Run the refrigerator for 2~3 |
You do not have to wait when |
hours to cool the |
plugging the power cord in again after |
compartments before putting |
it has been unplugged. Even when |
food in. |
plugging in again immediately the |
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refrigerator will automatically start the |
After 2~3 |
compressor after 6 minutes. |
hours |
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OK! |
CAUTION:
1.If the supply cord becomes damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a simmilary qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
2.The appliance is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons without supervision.
3.Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
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