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! ICE TRAY
@ F SHELF (MOVABLE)
# FREEZER TEMPERATURE
CONTROL KNOB
$ ICE BOX
% LAMP COVER
^ REFRIGERATOR TEMPERATURE
CONTROL SWITCH
& R SHELF (MOVABLE)
* VEGETABLE CASE COVER
( VEGETABLE CASE
) FREEZER POCKET
1 UTILITY POCKET
2 EGG CASE
3 BOTTLE POCKET(LARGE)
4 BOTTLE POCKET(SMALL)
FEATURE CHART
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Here are the features of your new refrigerator.
Take a moment to know all the features designed for the
convenience of the user.
Ice Tray
Fill 3/4 of the ice tray with water, as the volume expands when the water is
frozen. Place the tray in the freezer compartment. T o release ice cubes,
twist the ice tray slightly. Ice cubes will be easier to remove if it is held for a
short while under running water.
Movable refrigerator and freezer shelves
Storage shelves should be adjusted depending on the height of the food
stored. T o do this, pull the shelves slightly forward.
Defrost-drain Vessel
Since dust accumulated on the drain case decreases the evaporation
efficiency , you should clean the drain case at regular intervals.
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Lamp cover
T o remove the lamp cover
1. Push up the bottom end of lamp cover
gently, then pull out.
2. Reverse procedure to join together.
Vegetable case
May be used for fruit and vegetable storage.
Both the vegetable case and its cover shelf
are removable for easy cleaning. Simply slide
forward to remove.
Utility Pocket (Top)
The Egg Case in this pocket can be turned
upside down for the use of small size goods.
For lock installed refrigerators only.
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CAUTION: 1. Check your voltage before inserting the power supply
cord into the socket.
2. Contact the earthing conductor to this unit with an
attachment earthing screw.
3. Do not spill liquid on this unit.
4. Do not use flammable spray, such as painting, near this unit.
5. Do not place ignitable material, such as benzine, L.P. gas,
alcohol etc., into this unit.
6. T ake precautions against leakage of any gas equipment
near this unit.
7. Keep children from hanging on the door of this unit.
8. Do not reinsert the power supply cord within 5 minutes after
releasing it from the socket. If not, there may be problems
with the compressor.
CAUTION
When you put or take out food from the refrigerator, be careful not to hit
your head on the lock as there is a protrusion on the door of your
refrigerator.
METHODS OF SAFE INSTALLATION
• Place the refrigerator
on a strong and level
floor.
Unstable installation
can produce noise and
vibration.
• Place your refrigerator
where there is no heat
source nearby.
High atmosphere
temperature will lower
cooling efficiency and
increase your electricity
bill.
• Place the refrigerator in
an area where the
humidity level is low.
Splashing water on the
refrigerator or installing
the unit in a humid area
may cause short circuit
and rust.
• Avoid places that are
exposed to coal gas or
smoke, or discoloring
may occur on the
refrigerator.
• For good ventilation,
keep enough space
between the sidewalls
and your.
This helps to cool
efficiently and lowers
the electricity bill.
• Putting the refrigerator
on the carpet may
cause temperature rise
and result in the
discoloring of the
carpet due to the
compressor heat.
In such a case, place a
hard wooden board or
a rubber mat between
the carpet and the unit.
NO
NO
At least 6cm
At least 6cm
At least 30cm
Carpet
Wooden Board,
Rubber Mat
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• Select a safe place to
install your refrigerator.
• Level the refrigerator by
using the adjustable
feet.
• Install the parts in their
own place.
• Check if the doors are
completely closed.
• Check the voltage.
Then wait about an
hour before plugging
the power cord into the
outlet.
• Put food in the
refrigerator after
running the refrigerator
for 2~3 hours.
Safe installation
place
Maintain ~
Level
Components to their
original places
Check
Check
Plug in after
about hour
Put food after
2~3 hours
2. INST ALLATION STEPS
3. WHA T YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE MOVING
OR RELOCA TING THE REFRIGERA T OR!
• Unplung the power
cord.
• Remove the grille with
driver and water from
the defrostdrain vessel located at
the rear of the
refrigerator.
• Do not detach the
defrost drain vessel
from the compressor.
• Take food out of the
refrigerator.
• Fasten the interior
components with
adhesive tape.
• Have two people carry
the refrigerator to move
safely.
• Fasten the doors with
adhesive tape to
prevent from opening
while moving.
Adhesive
Tape
Adhesive Tape
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4. CLEANING YOUR REFRIGERA TOR
• Before you clean the
refrigerator, unplug the
power cord. T o clean,
use a soft piece of
cloth. Wash with warm,
soapy water rinse and
dry.
• The refrigerator may
smell during the initial
operation, but the
odour will fade away
when the refrigerator is
cooled sufficiently .
• Use a soft cloth for
cleaning the interior
and exterior of the
refrigerator.
• Do not sprinkle water
directly on the
refrigerator itself.
• Put the parts back in
their original positions
after cleaning.
Soft cloth
Soft cloth
Water
Components to their
original places
Location
How to Install
Install the refrigerator in a convenient location away from extreme heat and
cold. Allow at least 6cm clearance between the refrigerator and side wall so
that the door may open for a fully usable interior and the refrigerator may have
good air circulation. The refrigerator is not designed for recessed installation.
Select a strong and level floor.
Keep 6cm of space between the
refrigerator
and the walls.
6cm
the wall
Leveling
Level the refrigerator so that it rests solidly on the floor without rocking. There
are two leveling feet at each front corner. Turn to the left to raise a corner, to
the right to lower it. Use shims under the rear corners, if necessary.
If you want the refrigerator door to close naturally, adjust the leveling feet
so that the front of the refrigerator is raised by 5mm.
If you want the refrigerator to remain motionless when open, adjust the
leveling feet so that all four corners are leveled with each other.
NOTE: All packing materials used to ensure safety during transport
should be removed. Y ou must remove the transport safty packing
and wipe off any possible adhesive tape residues with a
petroleum-based cleaner or similar solvent.
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HOW TO OPERATE
TEMPERA TURE CONTROL
T emperature is controlled automatically. The TEMPERA TURE CONTROL at
the inside of the refrigerator and freezer section control the degree of cooling
of each compartment.
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1. Clean the refrigerator thoroughly. Wipe the outside with a dry cloth, and the
inside with a damp cloth.
2. Set the temperature control knob at normal position.
3. Connect the power supply cord.
Many factors may influence the internal temperature of the
refrigerator and freezer compartments.
The temperature and humidity of the surrounding environment.
The opening frequency of the doors and the amount of warm food placed
in the refrigerator.
The combination of food and containers stored in the refrigerator.
For these reasons, you may want to adjust the control to suit the season
and your needs.
T o control temperature
Starting your new refrigerator
The control has the four settings from
to WINTER. The WINTER mode is
available only if atmosphere
temperature is below 10°C.
The control has four settings form
to WINTER. The WINTER mode
is available only if atmosphere
temperature is below 10°C.
Refrigerator Temperature Control
Turn the temperature control in the refrigerator and freezer compartments
toward WINTER for colder temperature and toward
for warmer temperature.
Allow approximately 12 hours or overnight for the temperature to stabilize.
Then check to see if further adjustments are necessary.
Disconnect the power supply cord. Remove icing case and food. Leave doors
ajar for ventilation and dehumidification of both compartments.
2. DEFROSTING THE REFRIGERAT OR
Y ou will never have to defrost your refrigerator as it is designed to defrost itself
completely and automatically.
3. RADIANT HEAT
With the Refrigerating System in operation, it is likely that the cabinet will feel
warm at the front edges and sides. This does not indicate trouble.
It is due to the hot-line used in this type of Refrigerating System which
consists of piping hot gas from the (motor-driven) compressor along the front
edges, the sides of the cabinet and the center partition to prevent dewing.
This has nothing to do with the storage temperature inside.
(The thick line indicates the hot-line)
T o turn off the refrigerator
CAUTION
To avoid the risk of electric shock or death, unplug the power
cord before replacing a burned out light bulb or cleaning the inner
parts.
NOTE: During spells of hot, humid weather and in rainy
season, moisture may develop on the cabinet,
just as water condenses around a cold glass of
water. It is not an abnormal condition; wipe off
the moisture with a dry cloth. This can also
happen when the refrigerator is not installed in
an appropriate place.
Freezer Temperature Control
FREEZER TEMP. CONTROL
WINTER
WINTER
REFRIGERATOR
TEMP. CONTROL
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User and Care Manual
2 door No Frost refrigerator
GTQ85PAMR
When not operating for a long time
Remove the power supply cord.
Dry your refrigerator by opening the door for 2-3 days.
When you get ready to move
Securely fasten movable interior parts (or remove and pack them
separately)
DO NOT lay down your refrigerator horizontally, or the compressor may be
damaged.
If the refrigerator is not operating:
Is the power supply cord unplugged?
Is the home fuse or circuit out of order?
If the refrigerator is warmer than usual:
Has the door been opened frequently or for a long period?
Are there any hot food or anything that has been stored without cooling?
Is the clearance between the refrigerator and the wall given sufficiently?
If there are unusual sounds:
Is the refrigerator placed on a levelled floor?
Are there any foreign objects behind the refrigerator?
Are dishes on refrigerator shelves vibrating?
Before you call for service, please check the following points first.
WHAT TO DO...
CAUTION
Improper use of the grounding plug can result in electric shock. If
a grounding adapter is used, make sure the receptacle box is
fully grounded.
POWER CORD REPLACEMENT
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the
manufacturer or its service agent or a simmilary qualified person
in order to avoid a hazard.
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