FRIDGE-FREEZER
User’s Guide
REFRIGERATEURCONGELATEUR
Manuel de l’utilisateu
FRIGORIFICOCONGELADOR
Instrucciones de uso
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Table of Contents |
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Introduction |
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Registration |
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Important Safety Instruction |
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Installation |
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Identification of Parts |
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Installation |
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Operation |
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Starting |
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Temperature Control |
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Quick Freeze |
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Vacation |
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Self Test |
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Door Alarm |
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Ice Making |
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Defrosting |
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Suggestion On |
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Water Dispenser |
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Storing Food |
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Food storage |
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Care and |
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General Information |
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Maintenance |
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Lamp Replacement |
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Trouble Shooting |
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Cleaning |
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Trouble Shooting |
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Precaution |
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Doors |
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How to Reverse the Doors |
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Introduction
Registration
Introduction The model and serial number are found on the rear of this unit. This number is unique to this unit and not available to others. You should record requested information here and retain this guide as a permanent record of your purchase. Staple your receipt here.
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Dealer Purchased From |
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Important Safety Instruction
Precaution This fridge-freezer must be properly installed and located in accordance with the Installation Instruction before it is used.
Never unplug your fridge-freezer by pulling on the power cord. Always grip plug firmly and pull straight out from the outlet.
When moving your appliance away from the wall, be careful not to roll over or damage the power cord.
After your fridge-freezer is in operation, do not touch the cold surfaces in the freezer compartment, particularly when hands are damp or wet. Skin may adhere to these extremely cold surfaces.
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Introduction |
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Important Safety Instruction |
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Precaution |
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Pull out the power plug prior to cleaning the fridge- |
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freezer. |
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Never damage, serverely bend, pull out, or twist the |
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power cord because power cord damage may cause a |
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fire or electronic shock. |
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Never place glass products in the freezer because they |
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may be broken when their inner contents are frozen. |
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Do not modify or |
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extend the Power |
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Cord length |
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Don't Use an |
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If possible, connect the fridge-freezer to its own |
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Extension Cord |
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individual electrical outlet to prevent it and other |
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appliances or household lights from causing an overload. |
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Accessibility of |
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The supply plug of the refrigerator-freezer should be |
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Supply Plug |
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placed in easy accessible position for quick disconnection |
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in emergency. |
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Supply Cord |
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If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the |
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Replacement |
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manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly qualified |
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person in order to avoid a hazard. |
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Danger |
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Risk of child entrapment. |
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Before you throw away your old refrigerator or |
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freezer: |
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Take off the doors. |
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Leave the shelves in place so that children may not |
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easily climb inside. |
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Don't store |
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Don't store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors |
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and liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance. |
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Grounding |
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In the event of an electric short circuit, grounding |
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(earthing) reduces the risk of electric shock by providing |
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an escape wire for the electric current. In order to |
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prevent possible electric shock, this appliance must be |
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grounded. Improper use of the grounding plug can result |
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in an electric shock. Consult a qualified electrician or |
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service person if the grounding instructions are not |
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completely understood, or if you have doubts on |
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whether the appliance is properly grounded. |
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Introduction
Identification of Parts
Freezer Temperature |
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Control |
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(movable, 1 or 2) |
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Door Basket |
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Lamp |
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Multi-air Flow Duct |
Egg Tray(1 or 2) |
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Fresh Zone |
Water Tank |
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Refrigerator |
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Temperature Control |
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Door Basket |
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Vegetable Drawer |
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Used to keep fruits |
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and vegetables, etc. |
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fresh and crisp. |
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Handle |
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Ice Cube Tray |
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Freezer |
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Compartment |
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Removable |
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Plinth |
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Leveling Screw
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Installation
Installation |
1. Select a good location. |
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direct sunlight or moisture. |
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fridge-freezer to keep it operating efficiently. |
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To avoid vibration, the unit must be leveled. |
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If required, adjust the leveling screws to compensate |
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for the uneven floor. |
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The front should be slightly higher than the rear to aid |
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in door closing. |
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Leveling screws can be turned easily by tipping the |
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cabinet slightly. |
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Turn the leveling screws counterclockwise( |
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raise the unit, clockwise( |
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Clean your fridge-freezer thoroughly and wipe off all |
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Install accessories such as ice cube box, etc., in their |
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Connect the power supply cord (or plug) to the outlet. |
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Don't double up with other appliances on the same |
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outlet. |
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freezer, please maintain sufficient space on both the |
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sides as well as top and maintain at least 2 inches (5 |
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cm) from the rear wall. |
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Starting |
When your fridge-freezer is installed, allow it 2-3 hours to |
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it with fresh or frozen foods. |
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If power plug is disconnected, allow 5 minutes delay |
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before restarting. |
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Your fridge-freezer is now ready for use. |
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Operation
Temperature Control
Your fridge-freezer has two controls that let you regulate the temperature in the fridge and freezer compartments.
Fridge |
• Initially set the TEMP. CONTROL |
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at "4". Then adjust the |
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compartment temperature |
WARM |
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according to your desire. |
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• If you want an inside temperature slightly less cold or TEMP. CONTROL colder, turn the knob towards
WARM or COLD, respectively.
When the surrounding temperature is low, adjust the TEMP. CONTROL 'WARM'.
Freezer • Freezer temperature control is on the top of the fridgefreezer. Initially set the Freeze Temp at mid-point. By pressing the Freezer Temp button, you can adjust the temperature of the Freezer as indicated by the numbers of lamps lit.(the setting is composed of five steps, 5 lamps lit indicates coldest.)
•When you starting the Fridge-Freezer or connecting the power plug to the outlet, temperature setting is automatically set to the mid-point.
FREEZE TEMP
VACATION
Quick Freeze |
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foods quickly. Press the |
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'QUICK FREEZE' button |
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once, and then the quick |
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freeze operation starts with |
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the lamp lit. |
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The quick freeze operation |
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takes about 3 hours. |
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When its operation ends, it |
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automatically returns to the normal state. |
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If you want to stop the quick freeze operation, press |
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the 'QUICK FREEZE' button once more, the lamp goes |
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out, and the quick freeze operation stops and the |
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refrigerator returns to the normal state. |
Operation
Vacation |
This function makes the fridge-freezer work in a power |
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saving mode which is useful for when |
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you are away on holiday, by reducing |
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energey consumption as much as |
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possible. |
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Pressing 'VACATION' starts operation |
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with lamp ON and pressing it again |
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stops the operation. |
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For better functioning, you should set the TEMP. |
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CONTROL to "WARM". |
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Self Test |
This function allows you to check for operational |
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problems. If you think you have a problem with your |
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fridge-freezer, then press the temperature control |
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button: |
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- If the indicate lights move up or down, then there is no |
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problem with your fridge-freezer. |
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- If the indicate lights do not move up or down, then |
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please leave the power connected and call your nearest |
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service agent. |
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Door Alarm |
When the door of the fridge is left opened for a while, |
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the alarm sounds. |
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Ice Making |
• To make ice cubes, fill the ice |
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to the water level and place it |
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in the freezer. |
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• If ice cubes are required fast, |
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press the 'QUICK FREEZE' |
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button. |
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• To remove ice cubes, hold the tray at its |
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ends and twist gently. |
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Tip |
To remove ice cubes easily, run water on the tray |
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before twisting. |
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Defrosting |
Defrosting takes place automatically. |
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The defrosting water flows down to the evaporating tray |
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and is evaporated automatically. |
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Operation
Water Dispenser (optional)
Features
DISPENSER PAD
GRILLE
DRIP TRAY
HANDLE TANK
CAP TANK(SMALL)
CAP TANK(BIG)
WATER TANK
VALVE ASSEMBLY
Install Please assemble the VALVE ASSEMBLY after correctly adjusting it with a DOOR HOLE.
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Filling of |
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WATER TANK installed at the DOOR, Open the CAP |
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TANK (SMALL) and then fill water using a kettle etc. |
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* Fill water while watching a sight glass on the front |
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of the WATER TANK. |
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2. Press and fix the CAP TANK(SMALL). |
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3. After filling spring water, fix the HANDLE TANK at a |
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2. If pressing the Pad, water inside of the Dispenser is |
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3. If slowly removing a cup from the Pad, water will not |
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fall down. |
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Caution |
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beverage etc) than spring water. Especially beverage |
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including grain must not be used (may result in |
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failure). |
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Suggestionsonfoodstorage
Storing Food • Do not store food which goes bad easily at low temperature, such as banana, and melon.
•Allow hot food to cool prior to storing. Placing hot food in the fridge-freezer could spoil other food, and lead to higher electric bills.
•When storing the food, use a container with a lid. This prevents moisture from evaporating, and helps food to keep its taste and nutrients.
•Do not block air vents with food. Smooth circulation of cold air keeps fridge-freezer temperature even.
•Do not open the door frequently. Opening the door lets warm air enter the fridge-freezer, and cause temperature to rise.
•To adjust the temperature control easily, do not store food near the temperature control dial.
•Never keep too many foods in door rack, as this may stop the door from fully closing.
•Do not store bottles in the freezer compartment - they may break when frozen.
•Do not refreeze food that has been thawed. This causes loss of taste and nutrition.
NOTE If you keep the fridge-freezer in a hot, and humid place, frequently open its door or put a lot of vegetables in it, dew may form in it, which has no effect on its performance.
Remove the dew with dust cloth free from care.
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Care and Maintenance
General Information
Power Failure • 1~2 hour power failure does no harm to the foods stores. Try to avoid opening and closing the door too frequently.
If You Move • Take out foods from the fridge-freezer and firmly fix the loose items with tape.
•Turn the leveling screws until they stop before moving the fridge-freezer. Otherwise the screw may scratch the floor or the fridge-freezer cannot move.
Anti Condensation • The Anti-Condensation pipe Pipe is installed around the front
side of fridge-freezer as well
as on the partition between fridge compartment and freezer compartment to prevent dewing.
• Especially after installation or when ambient temperature
is high, the fridge-freezer may feel hot, which is quite normal.
Lamp Replacement
1.Unplug the power cord from the outlet.
2.Remove fridge shelves.
3.To remove the lamp cover, insert
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of the lamp cover and pull it out forwards.
4.Turn the lamp counterclockwise.
5.Assemble in reverse order of
disassembly. Replacement lamp must be the
same specification as original.
•You must check the O-RING,
which is made by rubber and prevent electric spark.
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Care and Maintenance
Cleaning
Before Cleaning Be sure to unplug the power.
Exterior Clean the outside of the fridge-freezer with a soft cloth soaked with hot water or liquid detergent. If you use a detergent, be sure to wipe it with a clean wet cloth.
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After Cleaning Check that the power cord is not damaged, power plug has not overheated, and that the power plug is tightly inserted into the outlet.
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Be sure to dry the appliance with a cloth after washing |
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Care and Maintenance |
GRILLE and DRIP |
1. After removing the HOLE part of the GRILLE with the |
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clean and fully rinse the GRILLE and the DRIP TRAY. |
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3. Wipe moisture out around the DOOR part and the |
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Exterior Dispenser |
Wipe moisture etc out outside of Dispenser and on the |
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Water Tank |
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rinse the inside/outside part of the WATER TANK by |
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Cap Tank(Big & |
Clean and fully rinse the Cap Tank (Big & Small) by using |
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Valve Assembly |
Clean and fully rinse the VALVE ASSEMBLY by using a |
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separated for cleansing at the existing position (may |
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Trouble Shooting |
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Before calling for service, check this list. |
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It may save you both time and expense. |
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This list includes common occurrences that are not |
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the result of defective workmanship or materials in |
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Problem |
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Possible Causes |
Fridge-Freezer |
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• Power plug may be unplugged from the electric |
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outlet. |
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Plug it in securely. |
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• House fuse has blown or circuit breaker has |
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tripped. |
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Check and/or replace fuse and reset circuit breaker. |
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• Power cut. |
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Check house lights. |
Fridge or Freezer |
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• Temperature control not set on proper position. |
Compartment |
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Temperature too |
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• Appliance is placed close to heat source. |
warm |
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• Warm weather-frequent door openings. |
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• Door left open for a long time. |
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• Package holding door open or blocking air duct in |
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freezer compartment. |
Vibration or |
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• The floor on which the fridge-freezer is installed |
Rattling or |
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Abnormal Noise |
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unstable. |
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Make it even by rotating the leveling screw. |
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• Unnecessary objects placed in the back side of the |
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Frost or Ice |
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Crystals on frozen |
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Food |
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• Too frequent or too long door openings. |
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• Frost within package is normal. |
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Cabinet Surface |
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Trouble Shooting
Problem |
Possible Causes |
Moisture collects |
• Too frequent or too long door openings. |
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Fridge has odor |
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• Check for spoiled food. |
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• Interior needs cleaning. |
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Door not closing |
• Food package is keeping door open. |
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Move packages that keep door from closing. |
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• Fridge-freezer is not level. |
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Adjust the leveling screws. |
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• The floor on which the fridge-freezer is installed |
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Slightly raise the front side with the leveling screw. |
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• No power at outlet. |
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• Light lamp needs replacing. |
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