Haier HB21T, HB21TNN, HRB-702F/SS, HRB-702MP/S User Manual

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• Please read this User Manual carefully before use.
• Please keep this User Manual in a safe place.
• Your refrigerator could be slightly different from that illustrated herein with respect to appearance, color or painting.
Table of Contents
Before Use
1 2-3 4-6
7
8-10
11-13
14
15-18
Defrosting • Cleaning • Vacation Defrosting • Cleaning--------------------------------25 Vacation --------------------------------------------26-27
Instructions for Freezer Compartment About Freezer Compartment------------------22-23 Storing Food in Freezer Compartment----------24
Instructions for Refrigerator Compartment About Refrigerator Compartment-------------19-20 Storing Food in Refrigerator Compartment-----21 Useful Tips----------------------------------------------22
Troubleshooting • After-sale Services Troubleshooting-----------------------------------28-29 After-sale Services-------------------------------30-31
Technical Data• Circuit Diagram • Packing List Technical Data• Circuit Diagram • Packing List ---32-33
Home Refrigerator Model:HB21T HB21TNN HRB-702MP/S HRB-702F/SS
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Features Features
① Ice making
A built-in semi-automatic icemaker will produce ready-to-use ice cubes based on your preference.
②Chill compartment
The chill compartment at the bottom of the refrigerator compartment is intended for storage of delicatessen within the temperature range from -2°C to +3°C.
③ Slide-out shelf for easy food access
The refrigerator compartment is equipped with slide-out shelves for easy loading and unloading. The shelves can be removed when the door is in the right-angle position.
④ Artificial Intelligent (AI) design
The optimum refrigeration performance is secured based on the inner temperature and
the
ambient temperature without manual intervention.
⑤Super slim, super large and super luxurious
Compact dimensions, large capacity, spacious refrigerator compartment and freezer compartment, supreme internal and external design
⑥ CFC-free and frost-free deep freezing enabled by efficient air cooling system ⑦Air Curtain technology
The air curtain located at the front end of the refrigerator compartment is intended to
provide
the desired food storage by preventing invasion of warm air and facilitating equal
distribution
of cooled air.
⑧Cooling before defrosting to prevent thawing
A pre-cooling process will be activated based on the inner temperature measured to
avoid
the adverse impact of temperature rise on food stored in the refrigerator. ⑨ Optimized refrigeration performance and long service life of compressor enabled by
efficient
condenser unit and fan motor
⑩Door-open alarm, touch button and large-screen LCD display
  Vitamin C technology for fresh food storage
The Vitamin C technology effectively keeps the food fresh for a longer period of time
while
eliminating the unpleasant odor.
Smooth and effortless drawer slideway
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Names of parts
Refrigerador light
Dairy bin
Vertical beam
Cover of crisper
Gallon bin
Refrigerator compartment
Vitamin C Drawer
Shelf
Wine shelf
Movable board
Crisper
Chill compartment
Front cover of
chill compartment
Dairy bin
Gallon bin
Freezer compartment
Icecream bin
Semi-automatic icemaker
Ice storage bin
Freezer drawer
Partition wall of freezer drawer
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Dear Customer
Thank you for purchasing Haier product. Haier product is of supreme quality and superior performance. Please read these instructions and following the procedures described herein. You are enjoying the International Star Service from Haier. For any question you may have, please make your request for service by contacting our service centers at the telephone numbers or address specified in the Letter of Warranty. Haier - Sincere forever!
NOTE: The product specifications are subject to change from time to time due to product improvement without further notice.
Names of parts
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Safety Precautions Safety Precautions
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Power supply: AC 220V-240V/50HZ
If the voltage fluctuates violently (beyond 187~242V), it is necessary to use a voltage stabilizer of 750W or above to prevent startup failure, damaged control board or compressor, or unusual noise.
The appliance must be plugged into a dedicated outlet that is securely grounded.
The power cord of this appliance is fitted with the three-prong plug (grounded) that complies with the standard three-prong outlet (grounded). Never cut off or remove the third prong. The refrigerator should be located so that the plug is accessible. WARNING! The plug should be securely connected to the socket or otherwise fire hazard may arise.
Be careful not to damage the power cord.
Always pull at the plug other than the cord itself to
disconnect the appliance from the outlet.
Route the power cord in a way to eliminate the risk of damage caused by the weight of refrigerator or reading.
Be careful not to damage the power cord when moving the appliance away from the wall.
When the power cord is damaged
The use of cracked cord or worn plug is strictly prohibited. If the power cord is damaged, it should be replaced in an authorized service center.
When there is a gas leakage
Shut off the gas valve.
Open the doors and windows for ventilation.
Do not plug or unplug the refrigerator or other electric appliances.
Always remember to unplug the appliance in the following cases:
Unplug the appliance before cleaning and
reparation.
Unplug the appliance before replacing the old
light bulb to prevent electric shock.
220V-240V~
50HZ
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Safety PrecautionsSafety Precautions
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Never store inflammable or explosive items and strong corrosive acids or alkalis in the appliance. Mousse / Spraying agent / Gas/ Acid / Alkali
Vaccine / Strain / Chemicals To prevent risk of fire, keep the appliance away from gasoline or any other inflammables.
This appliance is a household refrigerator, which is produced in accordance with the specification of national standard. It is intended for food storage only, not for storage of blood, medicine and biological products.
Children are not allowed to play with the door or the bottle racks. Serious injury may occur.Do not
The internal surface of freezer compartment is very cold when the appliance is running. Do not touch the surface especially when hands are wet.
To prevent risk of electromagnetic interference or other accidents, do not place any patch panel, voltage stabilizer and microwave oven on top of the refrigerator or use any electric appliance (unless recommended by the manufacturer) inside the refrigerator.
walk on the door or the cabinet when loading and unloading the refrigerator.
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Safety Precautions Safety Precautions
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Hold the door handle when opening and closing the doorThe gap between the doors and the gap between the doors and the cabinet are very small. Make sure figures do not get stuck. Always keep children away when a door is opened or closed.
Do not splash water onto the refrigerator. Keep off places of high humidity that may have adverse effect on the electric insulation performance.
No dismantlement or modification can be made without authorization. Damage to refrigeration system is strictly prohibited. Reparation must be carried out by authorized personnel.
Bottled beer or beverage should not be stored in the freezer compartment – risk of explosion.
Unplug the appliance in the event of power interruption or cleaning. The appliance can be plugged again only after an interval of at least 5 minutes to prevent damage to the compres­sor caused by frequent startups.
Please remove the door, door seal and shelves before disposal of the old appliance and put them away in a safe place to prevent children from being entrapped.
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Location Location
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Levelling The appliance should stand firmly on solid floor. To support it, use firm and solid pads that are inflammable. Never use the packaging materials for supporting. Level the appliance with the adjustable legs whenever necessary. Turn clockwise to raise the refrigerator, and anticlockwise to lower it.
10cm minimum clearance above
Distance
10cm minimum
clearance at
rear
10cm
minimum
clearance at
both sides
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Removing & Replacing DoorRemoving & Replacing Door
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NOTE
To avoid injury, property loss or damage to the refrigerator, make sure to remove all food from door racks and then remove bottle bin(s), unplug the refrigerator and shut off water supply before removing and replacing a door. To avoid injury or property loss, remove or replace the door with the help of 2 persons or more. The following instructions should be observed.
Removing and replacing the right door of refrigerator compartment
①Unscrew the upper right hinge cover by means of screwdriver and then remove the hinge cover.
② Unscrew the upper right hinge by means of hexagonal screwdriver and then remove the hinge.
③Remove the door and place it in a proper position.
④ Remove the middle hinge if necessary.
⑤Replace the door in a reverse sequence of
removal.
NOTE
Be careful to prevent the door from falling onto you when lifting the door from the hinge.
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Removing & Replacing DoorRemoving & Replacing Door
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Removing and replacing the left door of refrigerator compartment
①Unscrew the upper left hinge cover by means of screwdriver and then remove the hinge cover.
②Unscrew the upper left hinge by means of hexagonal screwdriver and then remove the hinge.
③Remove the door and place it in a proper position.
④Remove the middle hinge if necessary.
⑤Replace the door in a reverse sequence
of removal.
NOTE
Be careful to prevent the door from falling onto you when lifting the door from the hinge.
Removing & Replacing Freezer Drawer
①Pull out the freezer drawer entirely and remove it from the refrigerator.
②
Replace the freezer drawer in a reversal sequence to removal.
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PreparationPreparation
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WARNING
To prevent the risk of suffocation, keep children and pets away from the drawers, in case they may get entrapped in the drawers.
Remove all packaging materials.
Foam support and adhesive tapes should be removed.
Check the accessories and literature.
Check the accessories in accordance with the packing list. Any doubt, contact the dealer.
Locate the appliance in a proper position. See “Location”.
Please write down the model number and serial number in Letter of Warranty for later reference.
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Standstill
It is recommended to clean the appliance before operation.
PreparationPreparation
1
1
See “Cleaning”.
To ensure normal operation, allow the appliance to stand still for 6 hours or longer after installation and cleaning.
Installing Bottom Trim
Open the door of refrigerator compartment and take out the bottom trim. Fasten it to the bottom of refrigerator with screws as illustrated.
Wear a pair of gloves to protect your hands when dismantling the bottom trim and adjustable legs of the refrigerator.
WARNING
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Preparation Preparation
2
1
Removing & Replacing Door Handle
Take out the door handles from the refrigerator compartment (2 longer handles to be installed on the refrigerator and 1 shorter handle to be installed on the freezer). The following instructions should be observed.
Removing & Replacing Refrigerator Door Handle
Get 2 fasteners out of the accessory bag and place them in 2 reserved holes in the left door. Install a handle by attaching the reinforcing plate to the fasteners and then pushing the handle downwards into its place. Install the right handle in the same way. To remove the handle, push it upwards.
Fig 1
Fastener
Reinforcing plate
Removing & Replacing Freezer Door Handle
Get 2 fasteners out of the accessory bag and place them in 2 reserved holes in the freezer door. Install a handle by attaching the reinforcing plate to the fasteners and then pushing the handle leftwards into its place. To remove the handle, push it rightwards.
Fastener
Reinforcing plate
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Preparation Preparation
Installing wine shelf
Open the door of refrigerator compartment. Take out the food shelf at the upper left corner. Place the glass shelf downward on a table. Then take out the wine shelf from the delicatessen drawer at the bottom. Hold the wine shelf at both ends, attach it to the food shelf (as shown below in Fig 1) and then push it in place (as shown below in Fig 3).
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Installing front cover of chill compartment
Open the door of refrigerator compartment. Take out the front cover of chill compartment from the crisper cover. Then place the rotary shaft at both ends of the chill compartment into the supporting slot of the slide guide, and turn the front cover of chill compartment down.
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Initial UseInitial Use
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1. Connect the appliance to the power supply.
The actual temperatures in the refrigerator and the freezer are shown. The appliance has a backup memory and the settings before a power interruption will be stored. (See Backup Memory section on Page 17 for details)
Operation Modes
Recommendation!
Once the AI mode is selected, there is no need to
make any adjustment within a prescribed range of
temperature, notwithstanding the changes in
ambient temperature.
You can select one of the following operation modes.
(1) AI: Unless otherwise required, it is recommended that the AI mode is used. Tap the AI button and the indicator will illuminate. The appliance will start an automatic operation. (See the AI Mode section on Page 14) (2)Manual: Alternatively, you can adjust the inner temperature by means of the temperature control button. (See the Temperature Setting & Regulation section on Page 16)
Loading the refrigerator
The inner compartment will be cold enough and ready for food storage after a couple of hours of non-load operation.
NOTE
When the temperature setting is adjusted, it takes some time to reach the desired inner temperature. The period will be longer or shorter, depending on the ambient temperature, amount of food and how often the door is opened.
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FunctionsFunctions
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5
3
1
5
3
1
B
C
D
F
G
J
L
A
E
KI
H
Control panel
A……Refrigerator temperature control button B……Fast chill button C……Freezer temperature control button D……AI button E……Fast freeze button F……Lock / unlock button
G……Refrigerator temperature display H……Freezer temperature display I…… Fast chill icon J……Lock icon K……Fast freeze icon L……AI icon
AI Mode
The AI mode means there is no need for manual intervention and the temperature setting will change automatically along with the ambient temperature and the inner temperature. Under the Unlock mode, the AI button (D) may be tapped to display the AI icon (L) and activate the AI mode. To quit the AI mode, tap the AI button (D) again. The AI icon (L) will disappear.
Fault Display
When a fault with a control or function is detected, the refrigerator temperature display and the freezer temperature display will disappear while the fault codes will be displayed, i.e. E0, E1, E2, F1, F2, F3,
F5,
and etc.
5
3
1
5
3
1
D
L
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FunctionsFunctions
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Lock & Unlock
Under the Unlock mode, the Lock / Unlock button (F) may be tapped to display the Lock icon (J) and enter into the Lock mode. To quit the Lock mode, tap the Lock / Unlock button (F) again. The Lock icon (J) will disappear. NOTE: Controls for selecting temperatures in refrigerator and freezer compartments and functions such as fast freeze, fast chill and AI (artificial intelligence) cannot be operated under the Lock mode.
Fast Freeze
This function is intended for retaining nutrients contained in the food stored in the freezer by freezing the food fully within a short period of time. Under the Unlock mode, the Fast Freeze button (E) may be tapped to display the Fast Free icon (K) and activate the Fast Freeze mode. The Fast Freeze mode is activated and
NOTE: The Fast Freeze mode is not available under the AI mode.
will be stopped automatically after 3 hours. To quit the Fast Freeze mode, tap the Fast Freeze button (E) again. The Fast Freeze icon (K) will disappear.
NOTE:When making ice, you may select Fast Freeze to speed up ice-making process and quit Fast Freeze after the ice-making process is completed.
5
3
1
5
3
1
F
J
5
3
1
5
3
1
E
K
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Fast Chill
Functions Functions
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This function is intended for retaining nutrients contained in the food stored in the refrigerator by chilling the food to the desired temperature within a short period of time. Under the Unlock mode, the Fast Chill button (B) may be tapped to display the Fast Chill icon (I) and activate the Fast Chill mode. The Fast Chill mode will be stopped automatically once the
refrigerator temperature arrives at the pre-set temperature.To quit the Fast Chill mode, tap the Fast Chill button (B) again. The Fast Chill icon (I) will disappear.
Temperature Setting & Regulation
emperature setting & regulation: This function is available only when the AI mode is
deactivated. The following instructions should be observed.
To set the refrigerator temperature: Under the Unlock mode(the display screen is on),
the
refrigerator temperature
control button (A) may be tapped. The refrigerator temperature
display (G) will glisten. Each
time the refrigerator temperature control button (A) is tapped,
the display sequence is as
follows:
7°C – 5°C – 3°C – 2°C – 1°C –
7°C
5
3
1
5
3
1
B
I
5
3
1
5
3
1
C
G
L
A
H
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Functions Functions
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To set the freezer temperature: Under the Unlock mode(the display screen is on), the freezer
button (C) may be tapped. The freezer temperature display (H) will glisten.
Each time the
freezer temperature control button (C) is tapped,
t
he display sequence is as follows:
-16°C – -17°C – -18°C – -20°C –
-22°C – -16°C
Door-open Alarm
When the door is kept open or not properly closed, an audible alarm will be given once for a while until the door is closed.
Economic Display Control
The display screen will go dark 30 seconds after the operation of control panel is finished. The display is restored when any control button is tapped or any door is opened. But such button operation will not change the present setting of the refrigerator.
Refrigerator On / Off Control
Under the Lock mode, hold the refrigerator temperature control button (A) 3 seconds to turn off the refrigerator. The refrigerator temperature display (G) will disappear while the refrigerator light will remain functional. Hold the refrigerator temperature control button (A) 3 seconds to turn on the refrigerator. The refrigerator temperature display (G) will illuminate and the normal operation of refrigerator compartment will be resumed.
Backup Memory
The temperature settings will be memorized and, in case of a power interruption, restored after the power interruption is over.
5
3
1
5
3
1
G
A
temperature control
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About Refrigerator CompartmentAbout Refrigerator Compartment
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The refrigerator can be used for short-time food storage.
TThe average temperature of the compartment is generally maintained within 0~10℃ (-2~3℃ for chill compartment). Therefore it is only used for short-time food storage and not suitable for keeping food fresh for a long time.
Height-adjustable Shelf
The height of shelf can be adjusted to meet your storage needs. To adjust the shelf height, remove the shelf first. The steps are as follows: tilt the shelf up at front, and lift it up and out of tracks. To replace the shelf, with shelf front raised slightly, engage the lugs in tracks. Then lower shelf front until it locks into position.
NOTE
Make sure the shelf is installed securely and in the same level to prevent shelf falling or food spills.
Lift and remove
Tilt up
To remove
Engaged the lugs
Up
Down
To replace
Humidity regulator
How to User the Crisper
The appliance is equipped with a crisper for vegetable and fruit storage. You can set the humidity to meet your storage needs.
Turn the humidity regulator (located at the upper right corner of the crisper) up to get a higher humidity suitable for storage of cucumber, grape, kiwifruit and persimmon etc.
Turn the humidity regulator (located at the upper right corner of the crisper) down to get a lower humidity suitable for storage of strawberry, orange, bean, garlic, watermelon, plum and tomato etc.
Removing Crisper Cover
Take out the crisper and put it away. Lift up the cover end (1) and remove it (2).
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As a result of air circulation in the refrigeration compartment, some areas are warmer and the others are colder. Foods should be organized accordingly.
How to Use the Chill compartment
About Refrigerator Compartment About Refrigerator Compartment
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=
=
=
=
=
=
=
02
The appliance is equipped with a delicatessen drawer with a temperature range from -2°C~+3°C. The temperature can be adjusted by the air control knob to meet your storage needs.
Turn the air control knob leftwards (weak) to reduce the cooled air moving in the chill compartment and maintain a temperature; Turn the air control knob rightwards (strong) to increase the cooled air moving in the chill compartment and maintain a lower temperature.
Air control knob
Cleaning door bin
Lift the bin up (1) and pull it towards you (2). Replace the bin in the reverse sequence of removal after cleaning.
Food Arrangement
Egg, butter and cheese etc. Pop cans, canned food, condiments etc. Beverages and bottled food etc. Pickles and canned food etc. Sausage and snacks etc. Pastries, canned food, milk and bean curd etc. Fruit, vegetable and salad etc. Delis and sausage etc.
Replacing the Light Bulb
Bulb specifications: 220V~, 25W Socket: E14 (DO NOT use a bulb over 25W)
Unplug the appliance. ①To remove the light shield, press the stopper at rear out of the square hole. ② Pull the shield backward until the retainer is separated from the square hole. Turn the bulb anticlockwise and out. Replace a bulb of the same specifications in the reverse sequence of removal. To replace the light shield: Engaged the retainer into the square hole and then press the shield rear forward until the stopper is locked in the square hole.
Square
hole Refrigerator light socket
Retainer
Stopper
Light bulb
higher
COLD
COLDER
COLD
COLDER
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Storing Food in Refrigerator Storing Food in Refrigerator CompartmentCompartment
When loading or unloading the dairy bin, it is safe to open and close the dairy bin in such a way as illustrated below.
Allow warm foods to cool down before putting them into the refrigerator.
Make sure the food is clean and the extra water is wiped away before storing.
Wrap or cover food before storing.
This will help prevent the loss of water content, keep fruit and vegetable fresh and avoid any unpleasant odor.
Sorting before storage
Sort the foods by category. For those to be used up soon, place them in the front of the shelf, so as to avoid frequent and prolonged door opens and food deterioration.
Do not overfill your refrigerator.
Leave enough space between foods stored in the refrigerator to keep good air-circulation for better refrigeration.
NOTE
Greasy foods may cause corrosion of lining materials gradually. Keep them away from the walls of inner compartment. Keep the inner compartment clean and free of oil stains.
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Useful TipsUseful Tips
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Remove leaves of carrots and radishes before adding them to the refrigerator, thus to prevent nutrition loss.
Thaw frozen food in the refrigerator compart­ment, this will help cooling food in the refrigera­tor compartment and save energy.
For food which can maintain freshness under ambient temperature storage, such as onions, garlic, and other roots, it is not necessary to put them in the refrigerator.
Fruits such as rice melon, Chinese quince, sweet melon, banana and pine apple can get ripe faster under lower temperatures, these fruits are not suitable for refrigerated storage unless you need them to ripen sooner.
About Freezer Compartment About Freezer Compartment
The Freezer is intended for long-term food storage.
The temperature in the freezer is very low, making it ideal for storage of frozen food. Add food expected to be stored for a longer period of time in the freeze, but the expiry date indicated on its packing should be observed.
Adjustable partition wall of freezer drawer
A movable partition wall is provided in the freezer drawer to divide the drawer into two parts. You may move the partition wall right or left to meet your storage needs.

②
③
①
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About Freezer CompartmentAbout Freezer Compartment
Knob on icemaker
Ice storage bin
Bulb specifications: 220V~, 25W Socket: E14 (DO NOT use a bulb over 25W) To replace the light bulb:
Unplug the appliance.
①Remove the front screw with a screwdriver. ②To remove the light shield, press the stopper at front  out of the square hole. ③Pull the shield forward until the retainer is separated  
from the square hole. Turn the bulb anticlockwise and out. Replace a bulb of the same specifications in the reverse sequence of removal. To replace the light shield: Engaged the retainer into the square hole and then press the shield front backward until the stopper is locked in the square hole. Replace and tighten the screw.
Screw hole
Square hole
Freezer light socket
Stopper
Retainer
Freezer light bulb
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Storing Food in Freezer Storing Food in Freezer CompartmentCompartment
Allow warm foods to cool down before putting them into the freezer.
Store food in smaller packages. This will make it easier to freeze the food fully and provide better quality when the food is thawed. It’s recommended that each package should not exceed 2.5kg.
Wrap food before storing. Make sure the wrappings are dry to prevent them from sticking to each other. The wrapping materials used should be odorless, airtight, leak-proof, nontoxic and environmental friendly to prevent unpleasant odor or food deterioration.
The package of food should indicate information such as name of food, date of storage and expiry date.
Once thawed, food cannot be returned to the freezer unless it has been cooked. Always get frozen food from the freezer for thawing according to actual needs.
Do not put too much fresh food in your freezer. The freezing capacity (as indicated in the Technical Data sheet) should be observed.
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Defrosting • CleaningDefrosting • Cleaning
Defrosting Freezer Compartment
The defrost cycle of freezer compartment is automatic and no manual operation is needed.
Cleaning
Clean the inner compartments to get rid of food residues and eliminate unpleasant odors.
Unplug the appliance before cleaning. Use a cloth or sponge to wash the inner compartments with lukewarm water and mild detergent. Dry the external surface with a dry cloth.
NOTE
①The appliance is heavy. Protect the finish of flooring if the appliance has to be moved during cleaning and servicing.
②For the sake of electric insulation, do not splash water on the appliance. ③To clean electric components such as switches and illuminators, make
sure the appliance is not connected before cleaning with a dry cloth. ④When cleaning, do not use sharp or pointed brush, hard cleansers, gasoline, amyl acetate, acetone or other organic solvents, boiled water, acid or alkali.
⑤Do not touch the cold metal surface when the hands are wet. ⑥When cleaning, do not use hot water to clean the glass shelves. Glass
may get broken due to thermal shock and cause the risk of injury and property loss.
⑦Clean the door seal from time to time. ⑧Never use amyl acetate to get rid of any unpleasant odor. That will
cause the risk of fire. ⑨Only detergents intended for refrigerator should be used in cleaning.
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Vacation Vacation
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Power failure
Food can be stored well for several hours in the event of power failure even if it is in summer.
Do not add foods in the appliance and keep the doors closed as far as possible when there is a power failure. If a power failure is announced beforehand, make some extra ice cubes and hold them in a leak-proof container. Place the container on the top shelf in the refrigerator compartment.
NOTE
Temperature rise in the freezer due to power interruption or other faults may shorten the shelf life and have an adverse effect on food quality.
Stopping Use
Please unplug the appliance and clean it as described above if the appliance will not be used for a long period of time. Keep the door open to prevent unpleasant odors caused by food residues.
NOTE
To ensure a long service life, do not stop the appliance frequently.
NOTE
After unplugging the appliance, wait 5 minutes at least before connecting it to the power supply again.
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VacationVacation
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When leaving for a vacation
If you are leaving for a long vacation, it's necessary to shut off the power, take out all of the foods, defrost and clean the appliance. Dry the appliance and leave the door open to prevent odors
WARNING
A discarded appliance must be disposed by professional personnel, or otherwise may have an undesired impact on environment or give rise to other hazards.
When moving your refrigerator
Unplug the appliance before transportation. Take out foods from the appliance. Fix the shelves in refrigerator, crisper and shelves in freezer in position with adhesive tapes. Keep the door closed during transportation with adhesive tapes. When moving the refrigerator, it cannot be tilted over 45 degrees (the angle to the vertical direction). Otherwise it may cause the risk of malfunction of the refrigeration system.
NOTE
Keep the refrigerator upright other than horizontal.
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Troubleshooting TipsTroubleshooting Tips
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2
It’s normal that when the refrigerator is first plugged in, the compressor operates for long periods or cycles on and off frequently. It would take a longer time for the inner temperature to reach the desired value.
It’s normal that the refrigerator is humming when first plugged in or started up. The sound will fade away when the refrigerator is in stable operation.
It’s normal that the external surface of refrigerator gets warm, especially when first plugged in, as a result of anti-sweat design.
The compressor may cause a humming sound during operation and a clicking sound upon starts and stops.
Click
Click
The flow of refrigerant through the refrigera­tion coils may make a babbling noise. The noise is usually found at the evaporator and the compressor. When the compressor comes to a stop, the backflow of refrigerant will make a noise like running water from time to time or continuously.
Babble
Babble
Water dropping on the defrost heater can cause a sizzling or buzzing sound during a defrost cycle. At the end of a defrost cycle, a slight popping sound may be heard, and the evaporator may make a gurgling noise like boiling noise.
Sizzle
Gurgle
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T
roubleshooting T
ips
T
roubleshooting T
ips
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2
It’
s
normal
that
there
is
a
noise
of
fan
spinning
during operation.
Expansion
and
contraction
of
the
evaporator
and
refrigerating
coils
due
to
temperature
change
can cause a cracking or popping sound.
Crack
Crack
Moisture
may
form
on
the
outside
of
refrigera
-
tor
and
between
the
doors
during
periods
of
high humidity
.
The
rated
power
consumption
specified
in
the
T
echnical
Data
sheet
is
measured
during
a
period
of
24
hours
under
stable
operation
at
an
ambient
temperature
of
25°C
with
the
refrigera
-
tor
and
freezer
maintained
at
5°C
and
-18°C
respectively
.
The
actual
power
consumption
depends
on
the
amount
of
fresh
food
stored
in
the refrigerator
,
hu
hu
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When
calling
for
service,
provide
the
model
name,
list
of
accessories
and
the
series
number
(described in the nameplate of the product).
After-sale Service After-sale Service
0
3
Before calling for services, check the following points to see if you can solve the problems yourself.
Refrigerator does not work.
Refrigerator
is
not
connected
to
the
power
supply
(plug,
outlet
and
fuse)
or
the power control is set to OFF
.
V
oltage is too low
.
Interior light does not work.
Light bulb has burned out.
Refrigerator
is
not
connected
to
the
power supply
.
Unusual noise
Refrigerator
is
not level.
Refrigerator
rubs
against
the
wall
or
furniture.
Compartments are warmer than expected.
Door
is
not
closed
properly
,
opened
frequently
or
kept
open too long.
T
emperature
is
set
a
warmer
setting.
(See
the
Functions
section
from
Page 14 to Page 17.)
The
appliance
is
exposed
to
direct
sunshine
or
placed
near
a
stove
or
radiator
.
Poor
ventilation.
Check
if
the
heat
radiation
unit
on
the
rear is blocked.
5
3
1
5
3
1
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After-sale ServiceAfter-sale Service
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Before calling for services, check the following points to see if you can solve the problems yourself.
Compressor operates for long periods or cycles on and off frequently.
It’s normal when refrigerator is first plugged in. A large amount of food is placed in the refrigerator for storage or freezing. Door is left open or held open by food package. Door is opened frequently. It is hot weather. Temperature is set a warmer setting. See the Initial Use section. Poor ventilation
Frost or ice crystals form on food.
Frost within package is normal. Door is left open or held open by food package. Door is opened frequently or kept open too long. Food is placed near the vent.
Unpleasant odor
Food with strong odors should be tightly wrapped. Food is deteriorated. Compartments need cleaning.
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B
M
N
O
C
D
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Technical Data •Circuit Technical Data •Circuit Diagram • Packing ListDiagram • Packing List
Technical Data
Model
Input power
180W
Freezing class
Climate class
Protection class
SN/N/ST
l
555L
158L
220V-240V
50Hz
Total volume
Freezer
volume
Rated voltage
Rated frequency
Defrost watt
Energy consumption
Refrigerant
Refrigerating capacity
Weight
Dimensions (DxWxH)(mm)
Type of cord connection
280W
1.38kW h/24h
R134a 170g
10kg/24h
130kg
770 ×910×1770
Y
A. Power plug D. Door display panel
E3. Freezer
door control 3
H1. Defrost sensor
H4. Environment
sensor
I3. Refrigerate lamp 2
L. Fuse O. PTC
B. Freezer fan motor
E1. Refrigerator door
switch 1
F. Control board
H2. Freezer sensor I1. Freezer lamp
J. Refrigerate heater
M. Overload protector
C. Refrigerator damper
E2. Refrigerator door
switch 2
G. Cooling fan motor
H3. Refrigerate sensor
I2. Refrigerate lamp 1
K. Defrost heater
N. Compressor
HB21T / HB21TNN HRB-702MP/S / HRB-702F/SS
HB21T /
HB21TNN
HRB-702MP/S HRB-702F/SS
HB21T /
HB21TNN
HRB-702MP/S HRB-702F/SS
688L
210L
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Technical Data • CircuitTechnical Data • Circuit Diagram • Packing ListDiagram • Packing List
Packing List
Model
Quantity
Name
User Manual
Leg
Bottom trim
Handle
Ice cream bin
Freezer divider
Freezer drawer
Ice storage bin
Semi-automatic
icemaker
Wine shelf
Movable shelf
Refrigerator shelf
Chill compartment
Crisper cover
Crisper
Dairy bin
Gallon bin
1 2
1 3
1
1 1
1
1 2 2
1
1 2 2
4
The product specifications are subject to change from time to time due to product improvement without further notice.
Handle fastener
6 1
Front cover of
chill compartment
2
washer
3
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