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Installation Instructions .................................. |
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Suitable Installation Place.................................. |
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Grounding .......................................................... |
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Correct usage of Refrigerator ............................ |
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Installation Process............................................ |
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Safety Instructions .......................................... |
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3. Looks Out of Order, But, Not. ........................ |
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4. Name of Each Part & Function....................... |
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Temperature regulation |
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5. Care & Cleaning............................................. |
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Helpful Hints................................................... |
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Efficient Storage of Foods............................. |
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1. Installation Instructions
Suitable Installation Place
Where the floor is solid and level |
Where ventilation is good |
Where there is little or no heat, moisture |
•Unstable installation causes vibration and noise of refrigerator.
•Wooden floor or carpet can be discolored under the refrigerator.
•Doors look hanged down due to the twist of refrigerator unless it is leveled.
•More than 10 cm from 3 sides (left, right and back) is good enough for ventilation.
•Insufficient space causes the noise of vibration, weakening of refrigerating power and the waste of electricity.
•Direct sun lays, side heat of stove and gas range can weaken the refrigerating power.
•Avoid location by a sink or where moisture and water can cause rust and corrosion.
•Avoid location where moisture can cause electrical problems.
•Use hard board or plank on the concrete/cement floor.
Grounding |
■ Grounding terminal is the green one connected to the power cord in the back of refrigerator. |
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Grounding is necessary |
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water can splash easily ; |
there is much moisture ; |
any wet and/or watery |
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bathroom etc. |
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basement etc. |
places. |
Grounding by using |
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Bury copper plate to whitch grounding wire is connected 25 cm deep in the ground. |
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grounding wire |
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Grounding by using |
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Short-circuit breaker is a must where the floor is always wet, for example, fish shop, |
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short-circuit breaker |
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restaurant kitchen etc. |
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Grounding is not necessary |
in case of using side-grounded outlet. |
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Grounded |
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outlet |
Grounding wire |
You should not connect the |
water pipe, gas pipe, telephone line, |
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ground wire to |
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lightening-rod. |
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There can be explosion or fire. |
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Correct usage of Refrigerator |
Installation Process |
Plug in the refrigerator |
* See page 2 for |
right after installation. |
details. |
Set the both |
* When the surrounding |
compartments’ |
temperature is hot in |
temperature to “3” to |
midsummer, do not |
perform preparatory run |
open and shut the doors |
for 2 or 3 hours. |
too often after |
When the inside is cold |
installation. |
enough, put the foods in. |
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Attatch the height adjustable legs to their holes in the
left and right bottom of refrigerator.
Adjust the height by turning the legs until they touch the floor.
•Let the right adjustable leg touch the floor firmly, while the left, smoothly.
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2. Safety Instructions |
WARNING |
WARNING |
■ Improper use can cause physical damage - personal injury. |
■ Improper use can cause injury or material damage to the household
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Do not allow children to |
hang on the doors. |
• The refrigerator may |
be tipped over to hurt children.
If the power cord of refrigerator is damaged, have it replaced by a repair shop by the manufacture, as |
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special tools are required. |
NEVER USE |
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Allow 6 cm or more clearance between wall and side and rear plate of the refrigerator for good fresh air |
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circulation. |
Never use plug if it is loose. |
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WARNING |
• There can be electric shock or |
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fire by short circuit. |
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NEVER EAT
Never eat deteriorated food stored too long in the refrigerator or in the out-of-order refrigerator.
• You can be food-poisoned.
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NEVER |
CLEAN PLUG |
DISASSEMBLE |
Unplug and clean it with dry |
Do not repair the |
cloth if dirty. |
refrigerator on your own. |
• Dusty and dirty |
• It can work abnormally and |
plug may cause fire. |
cause bigger trouble. |
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NEVER TOUCH
Never install the refrigerator where |
Do not put heavy things |
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there is much moisture and water |
or water contained tanks |
Do not pull and/or push |
can splash. |
on top of refrigerator. |
the plug with wet hand. |
• It can be a danger of short |
• It’s dangerous when they |
• There can be danger of |
circuit or fire. |
fall down and fire by |
electric shock. |
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short circuit can happen. |
electric shock. |
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WARNING |
WARNING |
DOOR HANDLES
Opening and shutting
doors, hold door handles, |
not other part. |
• Your fingers may be |
jammed to be hurt. |
FOOD STORAGE
When you store foods in the pockets, push in to the pocket bottom.
•Tall bottles may fall down or the pockets can be broken.
POWER FAILURE
In case of power failure, open and shut the doors as seldom as possible.
• Cold air comes out and fresh
storage, impossible. |
HAND OVER
Handing over this refrigerator, you’d
better give user’s guide together to him/her.
•New user may not know well how to use this refrigerator.
WARNING
After you unpluged refrigerator, wait 5
minutes or more to |
plug in again. |
• If you plug in again |
immediately, electric parts |
can be damaged. |
ATTENTION
Foods should not protrude from shelves.
• They can fall down and/
or be broken when opening |
the door. |
CAUTION
If there is water or oil on the floor around refrigerator, wipe it out.
• There is danger of slipping over to be hurt.
FORBIDDEN
Do not store bottles, cans
or canned food in the freezer |
compartment. |
• They can be broken or exploded |
by expansion of freezing. |
DO NOT TOUCH |
DO NOT TOUCH |
Do not touch cold surfaces of foods or food |
Do not reach out your hands or |
containers in the freezer compartment directly. |
legs under the refrigerator (when |
• They are in the state of like frozen metal, |
cleaning under the refrigerator. |
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so skin can adhere to these cold surfaces. |
• You can be hurt by |
(Especially when your hands are wet |
rough edges and parts |
and damp.) |
under the refrigerator. |
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