MODEL:FR320
B
PARTS LIST …………………………2
INSTALLATIO N…………………… 3
USING YOU R RE FRIG ERATOR…..4
PRECAUTIO NS………………… …. .4
REVERSING THE DOOR…………..5
MAINTENANCE………………… …6
TROUBLE SHOOTIN G………… …. 7
TM
Igloo
used by C.I. Ltd. under licens e
and the Igloo logo are tradema rk s of I gloo Products Corp.
WAR NING:
Keep a ll v entilation open in gs clear of obstruc tion.
Do not u se a ny mechanical dev is es or any other means t o
acce le rate the defrosti ng p rocess.
Do not u se e lectrical appli an ces inside the unit .
WAR NING:
If the p ow er cord is damaged ,i t mu st be replaced by
the ma nu facturer or its ser vi ce agent or a similar ly q ualified
pers on i n order to avoid a haza rd .
DA NG ER : Risk of chi ld e nt ra pment. Before you thr ow a wa y yo ur old
refrigerator or f re ez er :
●Take off the do or s
●Leave the shelves i n pl ac e so t hat children may not ea si ly c li mb inside.
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1. Parts List
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Evaporator door
Temperature control unit
Ice tray
Drip tray
Removable shelves
Straight bar
Bottle rack
Coke rack
Dairy rack
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Tin rack
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NOTE : This fig ur e is only a sketch of the r efrigerator, the
actu al p roduct may differ.
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2. Installation
Ventilation
For proper ventilatio n ke ep the back of the refrigerator 4 inc he s away from the wall. Give
the refrigerator side s 8 in ches, and the overhead at least 12 in ch es of clearance from
obstruction.
Power Supply
The refrigerator can on ly o perate using a single phase alter na ting current (see the rating
label). If the voltage of y ou r power supply varies, it is recomm en ded to utilize an A.C.
automatic voltage reg ul ator. This refri ge ra tor uses a 3-pronged plug with a gr ou nd ing
prong and therefore mus t be u sed with a corresponding 3-slot o ut le t to accommodate the
grounding prong.
Power Cord
The cord should be neithe r le ngthened nor folded into a coil dur in g operation. The co rd
should be kept clear of any h ot s urfaces near the unit's compres so r. It is not recommended
that an extension cord be u se d with this unit. The app li ance should be positioned in a
fashion that leaves the p lu g easily accessible.
Protection from Moisture
Avoid pl ac ing the refrigerator in a place whe re h eavy moisture is present to minim iz e the
possibility of oxidat io n or rusting of the metal pieces. The refrigerator should ne ve r be
directly sprayed with w at er.
Protection from Heat
The refrigerator should be kept away from any heat source or direct sunlight.
Placement of the Unit
The surface on which the refrigerator will be placed must be flat and solid. It should not be laid on
any soft material such as foam, plastic, etc. The feet of the refrigerator can be adjusted to make a
solid connection with the placement surface.
Do not place the unit near any volatile combustibles such as gas, petrol, alcohol, lacquer, etc. The
above-mentioned items cannot be stored in the refrigerator.
Moving
Whether during movement or in placement, the refrigerator can not be tilted more than 45° from the
upright position nor can it be placed upside-down.
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3.USING YOUR REFRIGERATOR
Temperature Control
1.The first time you turn the unit on, set the temperature control to the “7” position.
2.The settings for the temperature control are “0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7”. After 20 minutes, adjust the temperature control
setting to “4”. The setting of “4” should be sufficient for home or office use.
3.To stop the cooling cycle, turn the temperature control to “0”.
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THERMOSTAT
CONTROL DIAL
NOTE: Turning the temperature control to the “0” position stops the cooling cycle, but does not shut off the
power to the refrigerator.
If the unit is unplugged, turned off, or if power to the unit is lost, you must wait 5 minutes before restarting the
unit. If you attempt to restart before this time, the refrigerator may not start.
Store this appliance in the coolest area of the room. This can help save energy. If the room's temperature is too
high, the temperature in the refrigerator may not reach the target temperature.
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4. Precautions
Wate r getting i nto the r ef riger at or may fo rm a layer of f rost insi de the unit . If the fros t is more tha n
2mm thi ck , you sho ul d defro st the unit .
Defro st ing is do ne m anual ly. Wh en defros ting, set t he knob of th e tempera ture regu lator to po sition
“0” (wh er e the com pressor w ill stop cy cling) an d leave the d oor open un til ice and f rost diss olve
thoro ug hly. To spee d up defros ting, you m ay put a bowl o f warm wate r (about 50 °C) into th e unit.
After d ef rosti ng , be sure t o re-set th e tempera ture cont rol knob to t he origin al positi on.
Do not us e ho t water o r ha ir drye r while def rosting . Use of thes e items may c ause defo rmation o f the
inner c as e of the un it.
Do not sc ra pe ice, f ro st, or fo od with sha rp tools. This may d amage the i nner casi ng or the sur face of
the uni t.
If the po we r cord of t hi s appli ance is dam aged, it mu st only be re placed by a p rofessi onal or a rep air
shop su gg ested b y th e manuf acturer.
Never a ll ow chil dren to ope rate, pla y with, or cr awl insid e the appli ance.
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5.Reversing the Door
This refrigerator has t he c apability of either opening the d oo r from the left or right side. This
unit is delivered to you wi th t he door opening from the left side. S ho uld you desire to
reverse the direction , pl ease follow these instruction s.
Refer to the following il lu stration for assistance.
Note: All removed pa rt s mu st be saved for reinstallation of
the door.
1.Remove the upper hing e ca p (1).
2.Using a pry-tool, rem ov e the plug buttons (5).
3.Remove the two Philli ps s crews (2) that connect the upper hi ng e (3) on the right side of the
cabinet top.
4.Carefully lift the do or a nd place it on a padded surface to prev en t scratching.
5.Remove the plug (9) and t ra nsfer it to the uncovered hole on the r ig ht side of the unit. Be
sure to press the button fi rm ly into the hole.
6.Remove the two bolts (7 ) th at hold the lower hinge (4) on the righ t si de of the unit.
7.Remove the screw-ty pe l eveling front leg (8) and transfe r it t o the right side as shown in
the adjacent figure.
8.Set the door into it's ne w pl ace making sure the pin enters the bu sh ing at the lower frame
section (hole).
9.Secure the upper hing e (3 ) previously removed in step 3 on the l ef t side of the unit. Make
sure the pin enters the bus hi ng on the upper frame section (hole ).
10.Loosely secure the l ow er left hinge (4) and do not tighten th e bo lts until the door is in the
closed position and lev el ed.
11.Insert the plug buttons (5) on th e un co vered holes (right side).
12.Replace the upper hi ng e cap (1).
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④
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Door Hinge Cap
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Door hinge Screws
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Upper Door Hinge
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Lower Door Hinge
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Plug
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Short Leg
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Door Hinge Bolts
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Leveling Front Leg
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Hinge Plug(Door Frame)
6.Maintenance
The refrigerator shou ld b e cleaned and maintained at least o nc e a month.
When performing maint en ance, make absolutely sure that t he p ower plug is first
disconnected from the p ow er outlet.
Wipe the inner and outer surface o f th e re frigerator and its accessor ie s wi th a wet cloth. If
they are too dirty, sc rub them with a neutral detergent and then clean them with w at er and
dry them with a clean cloth . A small amount of glass w ax m ay be used to polish the
refrigerator surfac e.
For cleaning, don't use h ot w ater, g as oline, alcohol, kerosene, cle an ser, al kaline detergent,
acid, chemical cloth, e tc ; so as not to damage the lacquer coa t an d pl astics. Never spray the
refrigerator direct ly w ith water. This ma y ca us e rusting or may weaken the insul at io n.
Be sure to always keep the ru bb er seals of the door clean.
If the plastic parts in the r ef rigerator stay contaminated b y di rt or oil for long periods of
time, the will age quickl y an d may crack. The drai n pa n ge ts dirty easily and if it is not
cleaned regularly, it may produce odors. Be sure to c le an t his pan regularly.
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7.Trouble shooting
1.If the refrigerator i s no t working:
a. Check to see if there is a pow er f ailure.
b. Check to be sure that the pl ug i s connected to the power outlet.
c. Check to be sure that a fuse h as n ot blown.
2. If the refrigerator is c oo ling excessively:
a. The temp er at ure control dial may be set too hig h.
b. If you place foods conta in ing high amounts of moisture dire ct ly under the cool air outlets,
they will freeze easily. This does not in di cate a malfunction.
3.If the refrigerator i s no t cooling sufficien tl y:
a. The food m ay b e pa cked too tightly together whi ch w il l block the flow of cool air.
b. If hot foods are placed in t he r efrigerator, this will alter the tempe ra tu re inside the unit.
c. The door m ay n ot h ave been closed properly.
d. The door g as ke ts may be damaged.
e. The refr ig er ator may not be ventilated well e no ug h.
f. There ma y no t be s ufficient clear an ce between the refrigerator and o th er surfaces. Ensure
there is proper clearan ce o n both the sides and top of the unit.Th e te mperature control dial
may not be set properly.
4.If defrosting water o ve rflows inside the refrigerato r an d/ or onto the floor:
a. Check to ensure that the d ra in pipe and the drain hose are not obst ru cted.
b. Check to ensure that the d ra in pan is housed properly.
5.If the front of the refri ge rator cabinet heats up:
a. In order to safeguard ag ai nst condensation, these is an ant i- condensation pipe that heats
the front of the cabinet wh il e running. A warm cabinet fro nt d oe s not indicate a malfunction.
6.If the side panels of the r ef rigerator cabinet heat up:
a. The side p an el s of the cabinet may heat up when the d oo r is o pened or closed frequently,
when starting the unit, a nd w hen the unit operates in high ambie nt t emperatures. Th is i s
does not indicate a malfu nc tion.
7.If condensation for ms o n the outside of the refrigerator :
a. Condensation may for m on t he outside of the unit when there is hi gh a mbient humidity.
This does not indicate a ma lf unction and the condensation ca n be w iped dry with a dry cloth.
8.If you hear a sound like wa te r flowing:
a. A sound like water f lo wi ng indicates that the refrige ra nt i s flowing. This doe s no t in dicate
a malfunction.
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