Introduction
Installation
Operation
Suggestion on food storage
Care and maintenance
Table of contents
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Important safety instruction |
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Identification of parts |
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Where to install |
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Door removal |
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Door replacement |
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Feed water pipe installation |
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Height adjustment |
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Starting |
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Adjusting the temperatures and functions |
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Shelf |
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Egg box |
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Humidity control in the vegetable compartment |
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Convert into a vegetable or meat compartment |
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Location of foods |
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Storing foods |
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How to dismantle parts |
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General information |
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Cleaning |
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Trouble shooting |
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Introduction
Entry
The model and serial numbers are found on the inner case or back of refrigerator compartment of this unit. These numbers are 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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Important safety instruction
Before it is used, this refrigerator must be properly installed and located in accordance with the installation instructions in this document.
Never unplug your refrigerator by pulling on the power cord. Always grip plug firmly and pull it straight out from the outlet.
When moving your appliance away from the wall, be careful not to roll over the power cord or to damage it in any way.
After your refrigerator is in operation, do not touch the cold surfaces in the freezer compartment, particularly when your hands are damp or wet. Skin could adhere to these extremely cold surfaces.
Unplug the power cord from the power outlet for cleaning or other requirements. Never touch it with wet hands because you can get an electric shock or be hurt.
Never damage, process, severely bend, pull out, or twist the power cord because damage the power cord may cause a fire or electric shock. You have doubts on whether the appliance is properly grounded.
Never place glass products in the freezer because they may be broken due to expansion when their contents are frozen.
Never allow your hands within the ice storage bin of the automatic ice maker. You could be hurt by the operation of the automatic ice maker.
The appliance is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons without supervision.
Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
Never allow anyone to climb, sit, stand or hang on the refreshment center door. These actions may damage the refrigerator and even tip it over, causing severe personal injury.
Don’t use an If possible, connect the refrigerator to its own individual electrical outlet to prevent it and
extension cord other appliances or household lights from causing an overload that could cause a power outage.
Accessibility of The refrigerator-freezer should be so positioned that the supply plug is accessible for Supply Plug quick disconnection when accident happens.
Supply Cord If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service Replacement agent or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
Warning |
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Child entrapment |
DANGER: Risk of child entrapment. |
warning |
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Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. |
Don’t store |
Don’t store or use gasoline or other flammable vapor and liquids in the vicinity of this or |
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Grounding (Earthing) |
In the event of an electric short circuit, grounding (earthing) reduces the risk of electric |
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shock by providing an escape wire for the electric current. |
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improper use of the grounding plug can result in an electric shock. Consult a qualified |
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Identification of parts |
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Freezer |
compartment |
Space plus |
Door rack |
Automatic |
ice maker |
Lamp |
Shelf |
Shelf |
Door rack |
Drawer |
Refrigerator |
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Milk product corner |
Lamp |
Shelf |
Door rack |
Shelf |
Snack drawer |
Egg box
Shelf
Door rack
Vegetable drawer
Door rack
Humidity switch
Fresh compartment
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Lower cover |
Conversion switch |
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Installation
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Where to Install |
Select a good |
1. Place your appliance where it is easy to |
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2. Avoid placing the unit near heat sources, |
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direct sunlight or moisture. |
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3. To ensure proper air circulation around the |
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fridge -freezer, please maintain sufficient |
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space on both the sides as well as top and |
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maintain at least 2 inches (5 cm) from the |
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To avoid vibrations, the appliance must be leveled. |
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Don't install the appliance below 5∞C. It may cause affect the performance. |
Disposal of the |
This appliance contains fluid (refrigerant, lubricant)and is made of parts and materials |
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All the important materials should be sent to the collection center of waste material |
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and can be reused after rework (recycling). For take back, please contact with the |
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Installation
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Door removal |
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Warning |
Electric Shock Hazard |
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Disconnect electrical supply to refrigerator before installing. |
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Failure to do so could result in death or serious injury. |
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refrigerator to pass through, remove the |
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refrigerator door and pass the refrigerator laterally. |
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Hinge |
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Upper hinge
2) Remove the keeper by rotating it counter |
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3) Remove the freezer compartment door by lifting it upward. This time, the door should
be lifted enough for the feed water pipe tube
to be completely pulled out.
Lower hinge
NOTE
•Move the refrigerator compartment door passing through the access door and lay it down, but be careful not to damage the feed water pipe
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1) Loosen the hinge cover screws and remove |
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the cover. Remove connection wire, if any, |
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except for the earth line. |
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2) Remove keeper by rotating it clockwise ( ) |
Upper hinge |
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3) Remove the refrigerator compartment door by lifting it up.
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Lower hinge
Installation
Pass the Pass the refrigerator laterally through the access refrigerator door as shown in the right figure.
Door replacement
Mount them in the reverse sequence of removal after they pass through the access door.
Feed water pipe installation
Before Automatic ice maker operation needs water pressure of 147~834 kPa (1.5~8.5 installation kgf/cm2) (That is, an instant paper cup (180 cc) will be fully filled within 3 sec.).
Keep the total length of the feed water pipe tube within 8 m and be careful for the tube not be bent. If the tube is 8 m or longer it may cause trouble in water feed owing to the drain water pressure.
Install the feed water pipe tube at a place free from heat.
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Connect to potable water supply only. |
Refer to instructions with water filter kit for installation.
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If the freezer Level the door by inserting flat ( - type) driver into the groove of the right height compartment door adjusting screw and rotate it clockwise ( ).
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Next 1. Wipe off all dust accumulated during shipping and clean your appliance thoroughly.
2.Install accessories such as the ice cube box, cover evaporating tray, etc., in their proper places. They are packed together to prevent possible damage during shipping.
3.Connect the power supply cord (or plug) to the outlet. Don't double up with other appliances on the same outlet.
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Operation
Starting
When your refrigerator is first installed, allow it to stabilize at normal operating temperatures for 2-3 hours prior to filling it with fresh or frozen foods.
If operation is interrupted, wait 5 minutes before restarting.
Adjusting the temperatures and functions
Function display board
EXPRESS |
CUBE FRZ TEMP |
REF TEMP |
FILTER STATUS |
DISPENSER |
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BUTTON |
WATER
CRUSH
EXPRESS FRZ DISPENSER |
FREEZER REFRIGERATOR |
FILTER |
LOCK |
Lock button.
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Express freezer. |
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You can adjust temperature of and freezer room and refrigerator room.
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Middle (-190C) |
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Middle (30C) |
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Middle weak (40C) |
Whenever pressing button, setting is repeated in the order of (Middle) (Middle Strong) (Strong) (Weak) (Middle Weak).
The actual inner temperature varies depending on the food status, as the indicated setting temperature is a target temperature, not actual temperature within refrigerator.
Refrigeration function is weak in the initial time. Please adjust temperature as above after using refrigerator for minimum 2~3 days.
Dispenser use |
You can select water or ice. |
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Please select water, slice ice and square ice |
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CRUSH |
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The border line is indicated for the selected |
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"Tak!" sounds if 5 seconds pass after ice |
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It is sound that the outlet of ice is closed. |
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• Reference : Please wait for 2-3 seconds in order to take final ice slices or drops of water when taking out cup from the pressing switches after taking ice or water.
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The icemaker can automatically make 8 pieces of ice cubes at anyone time, |
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approximately 80 pieces per day. However these quantities may vary according to |
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certain conditions. E.g. the duration and amount of times the refrigerator door is |
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opened. |
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The Ice making proceeds ceases automatically when the ice storage bin is full. |
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If you choose not to use the automatic ice making function, repositioned the |
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icemaker selection switch to the off position or the on position for reselection. Note: |
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The manual selection function is only applicable to some models only. |
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When ice is lumped together, take the ice lumps out of the ice storage bin, break |
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them into small pieces, and then place them into the ice storage bin again. |
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When the ice maker produces too small or lumped together ice, the amount of |
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water supplied to the ice maker need to adjusted. Contact the service center. |
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Power failure
Ice may drop into the freezer compartment. Take the ice storage bin out and discard all the ice then dry it and place it back. After the machine is powered again, crushed ice will be automatically selected.
The unit is newly installed
It takes about 12 hours for a newly installed refrigerator to make ice in the freezer compartment.
Express freezer |
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freezer. |
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"On" is repeated whenever pressing |
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"Off" |
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LOCK |
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Operation
The other Door open warning
functions 3 times of warning sounds at the interval of 30 seconds if a minute passes with the door of refrigerator and the hombar door opened or completely closed.
Please contact with the local service center if warning continue to sound even after closing the door.
Diagnosis (failure detection) function
Diagnosis function automatically detects failure when failure is found in product during the use of refrigerator.
If failure occurs at product, it does not operate though pressing any button and normal indication is not done. In this case, do not turn power off but immediately contact with the local service center. A lot of time are need for service engineer to detect the failed part if turning it off.
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Water is cooled while stored in the water tank in the refrigerator compartment, and |
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How to use Select one among crushed ice, water, and cubed ice and slightly press the push dispenser switch with a glass or other container.
Water |
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Light the water |
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Light the crushed ice |
indicating lamp by |
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pressing the |
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selection button. |
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• Water will be dispensed |
• Cubed ice will be dispensed |
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switch with a glass. |
switch with a glass. |
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DISPENSER |
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Cautions Throw away the ice (about 20 pieces) and water (about 7 glasses) first made after refrigerator installation.
The first ice and water may include particles or odor from the feed water pipe or feed water box. This is necessary in case that the refrigerator has not been used for a long time.
Keep children away from the dispenser.
Children may push switch incorrectly bad or damage lamps.
Be careful that food is not block the ice passage.
If foods are placed at the entrance of ice passage, ice may not be dispensed. The ice passage may also be covered with ice powder if splinter ice is used only. This time, remove the ice powder accumulated.
Never store beverage cans or other foods in ice storage bin for the purpose of rapid cooling.
Such actions may damage the automatic ice maker.
Never use thin crystal glass or crockery to collect ice.
Such glasses or containers may be broken.
Put ice first into a glass before filling water or other beverages.
Water may be splashed if ice is added to existing liquid in a glass.
Never touch a hand or other tools on ice outlet.
Touch may cause a part breakage or hand injury.
Never remove the ice maker cover.
Sometimes level the surface so that the ice storage bin is fully filled with ice.
Ice is piled up just near the ice maker. So, such status may be considered, by the ice maker, that the ice storage bin is fully filled and ice making operation may stop.
If discolored ice is dispensed, immediately contact service center, stopping use.
Never use too narrow or deep glass.
Ice may be jammed in ice passage and, thus, the refrigerator may be failed.
Keep the glass at a proper distance from ice outlet.
A glass too close to the outlet may hinder ice from coming out.
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Operation
Shelf
Folding Shelf You can store taller items such as a gallon container or bottles by simply pushing in front half of shelf underneath back half of shelf. Pull toward you to return to a full shelf.
Egg box
You can move the egg box to wherever you want.
NOTE
•Never use the egg box as an ice storage bin. It can be broken.
•Never store the egg box in the freezer compartment or fresh compartment.
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Humidity control in the vegetable compartment
The humidity can be controlled by adjusting the humidity control switch to the left/right when storing vegetables or fruits.
High humidity
HUMIDITY CONTROL
HIGH LOW
LOW
Low humidity
HUMIDITY CONTROL
HIGH LOW
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Convert into a vegetable or meat compartment
The bottom drawer in the refrigerator can be converted into a vegetable or meat compartment
The meat compartment maintains the temperature at a lower point than the refrigerator compartment so that meat or fish can be stored fresh longer.
NOTE
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Suggestion on food storage
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Location of foods |
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Snack drawer |
Store small foods such as bread, snacks, etc.. |
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Freezer |
Store various frozen foods such as meat, fish, |
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ice cream, frozen snacks, etc.. |
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Milk product |
Store milk products such as butter, cheese, |
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Egg box |
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Store vegetables or fruits. |
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Store vegetable, fruits, meat to thaw, raw |
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Storing foods |
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Store fresh food in the refrigerator compartment. How food is frozen and thawed is an |
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Do not store food which goes bad easily at low temperatures, such as bananas, and |
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When storing the food, cover it with vinyl wrap or store in a container with a lid. This |
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Avoid placing moist food in top refrigerator shelves, it could freeze from direct |
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NOTE
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Care and maintenance
How to dismantle parts
NOTE
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Be sure to unplug the power plug before dismantling and assembly. Never apply severe force to dismantle parts. Parts may be damaged.
Freezer |
Separate the lamp by pulling it out ( ) while |
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part to the direction ( ), and take it out. |
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Door rack and |
Lift the door rack holding both sides ( ) and |
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pull it out to ( ) direction. |
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Space plus |
Lift the space plus ( ) and pull it out to ( ) |
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direction. |
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Ice storage bin |
Hold the ice storage bin as shown in the right |
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figure and pull it out ( ) while slightly lifting it |
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( ). |
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It is recommended not to dismantle the ice |
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storage bin unless it is necessary. |
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Be sure to use both hands when removing |
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the ice storage bin, so as not to drop it on the |
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floor. |
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If the ice storage bin does not fit well, slightly |
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rotate the rotating device. |
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After dispenser |
The water collector has no self-drainage |
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function. So it should be cleaned regularly. |
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Remove the cover by pulling the front of the |
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water collector cover and dry it with a cloth. |
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Care and maintenance
Lamp in |
To remove the lamp cover, press the protrusion under the lamp cover to the front and |
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refrigerator |
then pull the lamp cover out. |
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compartment |
Turn the bulb counterclockwise. Max. 40 W bulb for refrigerator is used and can be |
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purchased at a service center. |
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Vegetable |
To remove the vegetable compartment |
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cover, pull out the vegetable compartment |
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cover |
a bit to the front , lift the front part of the |
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vegetable compartment cover as shown by |
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Ice Maker |
Turn off the Ice maker switch(off) after remove the Space plus, if you are |
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You want to use a ice, turn on the Ice make switch(on). |
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General information |
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Vacation time |
During average length vacations, you will probably find it best to leave the refrigerator |
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in operation. Place freezable items in freezer for longer life. |
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When you plan not to operate, remove all food, disconnect the power cord, clean the |
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interior thoroughly, and leave each door OPEN to prevent odor formation. |
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Power failure |
Most power failures that are corrected in an hour or two will not affect your |
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refrigerator temperatures. |
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However, you should minimize the number of door openings while the power is off. |
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If you move |
Remove or securely fasten down all loose items inside the refrigerator. |
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To avoid damaging the height adjusting screws, turn them all the way into the base. |
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Anti |
The outside wall of the refrigerator cabinet may sometimes get warm, especially just |
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condensation |
after installation. |
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pipe |
Don’t be alarmed. This is due to the anti-condensation pipe, which pumps hot |
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refrigerator to prevent “sweating” on the outer cabinet wall. |
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Cleaning |
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It is important that your refrigerator be kept clean to prevent undesirable odors. Spilled |
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food should be wiped up immediately, since it may acidify and stain plastic surfaces if |
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allowed to settle. |
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Exterior |
Use a lukewarm solution of mild soap or detergent to clean the durable finish of your |
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refrigerator. |
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Wipe with a clean damp cloth and then dry. |
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Interior |
Regular cleaning is recommended. Wash all compartments a baking soda solution or a |
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mild detergent and warm water. Rinse and dry. |
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After cleaning |
Please verify that the power cord is not damaged, power plug is not overheated, or |
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power plug is well inserted into the power consent. |
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Warning |
Always remove power cord from the wall outlet prior to cleaning in the vicinity of |
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electrical parts (lamps, switches, controls, etc.). |
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Wipe up excess moisture with a sponge or cloth to prevent water or liquid from |
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getting into any electrical part and causing an electric shock. |
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Never use metallic scouring pads, brushes, coarse abrasive cleaners, strong alkaline |
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solutions, flammable or toxic cleaning liquids on any surface. |
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Do not touch frozen surfaces with wet or damp hands, because damp object will stick |
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or adhere to extremely cold surfaces. |
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Care and maintenance
Trouble shooting
Before calling for service, review this list. It may save you both time and expense. This list includes common occurrences that are not the result of defective workmanship or materials in this appliance.
Occurrence Possible cause Solution
Runing of |
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refrigerator |
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Refrigerator |
Refrigerator control is off. |
Set refrigerator control. See setting the |
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compressor |
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controls. |
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does not run. |
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Refrigerator is in defrost cycle. |
This is normal for a fully automatic |
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defrosting refrigerator. The defrost |
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cycle occurs periodically. |
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Plug at wall outlet is disconnected. |
Make sure plug is tightly pushed into |
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outlet. |
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Power outage. Check house lights. |
Call local electric company. |
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Refrigerator |
Refrigerator is larger than the previous |
This is normal. Larger, more efficient |
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runs too much |
one you owned. |
units run longer in these conditions. |
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or too long |
Room or outside weather is hot. |
It is normal for the refrigerator to work |
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longer under these conditions. |
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Refrigerator has recently been |
It takes some hours for the refrigerator |
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disconnected for a period of time. |
to cool down completely. |
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Large amounts of warm or hot food |
Warm food will cause the refrigerator to |
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may have been stored recently. |
run longer until the desired temperature |
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is reached. |
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Doors are opened too frequently or too |
Warm air entering the refrigerator |
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long. |
causes it to run longer. Open the door |
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less often. |
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Refrigerator or freezer door may be |
Make sure the refrigerator is level. |
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slightly open. |
Keep food and containers from |
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blocking door. See problem section. |
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OPENING/CLOSING of doors. |
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Refrigerator control is set too cold. |
Set the refrigerator control to a |
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warmer setting until the refrigerator |
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temperature is satisfactory. |
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Refrigerator or freezer gasket is dirty, |
Clean or change gasket. Leaks in the |
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worn, cracked, or poorly fitted. |
door seal will cause refrigerator to run |
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longer in order to maintain desired |
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temperatures. |
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Thermostat is keeping the refrigerator |
This is normal. Refrigerator goes on and |
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at a constant temperature. |
off to keep the temperature constant. |
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Occurrence |
Possible cause |
Solution |
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Refrigerator |
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Thermostat is keeping the refrigerator |
This is normal. The refrigerator goes on |
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compressor |
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at a constant temperature. |
and off to keep the temperature constant. |
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does not run. |
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Temperatures are |
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too cold |
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Temperature in the |
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Freezer control is set too cold |
Set the freezer control to a warmer |
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freezer is too cold |
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setting until the freezer temperature is |
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but the refrigerator |
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satisfactory. |
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temperature is |
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satisfactory. |
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Temperature in the |
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Refrigerator control is set too cold. |
Set the refrigerator control to a |
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refrigerator is too |
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warmer setting |
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cold and the freezer |
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temperature |
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is satisfactory. |
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Food stored in |
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Refrigerator control is set too cold. |
See above solution. |
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drawers freezes. |
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Meat stored in |
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Meat should be stored at a temperature |
It is normal for ice crystals to form due |
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fresh meat |
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just below the freezing point of water (32˚F, |
to the moisture content of meat. |
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drawer freezes. |
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0˚C) for maximum fresh storage time. |
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Temperatures |
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are too warm |
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Temperatures in |
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Freezer control is set too warm. |
Set the freezer or refrigerator control to |
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the refrigerator |
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a colder setting until the freezer or |
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or freezer are |
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refrigerator temperature is satisfactory. |
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too warm. |
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Refrigerator control is set too warm. |
Set the freezer or refrigerator control to a |
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Refrigerator control has some effect on |
colder setting until the freezer or |
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freezer temperature. |
refrigerator temperature is satisfactory. |
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Doors are opened too frequently or too |
Warm air enters the refrigerator/ freezer |
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long. |
whenever the door is opened. |
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Open the door less often. |
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Door is slightly open. |
Close the door completely. |
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Large amounts of warm or hot food |
Wait until the refrigerator or freezer |
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may have been stored recently. |
has a chance to reach its selected |
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temperature. |
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Refrigerator has recently been |
A refrigerator requires some hours to |
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disconnected for a period of time. |
cool down completely. |
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Temperature in the |
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Refrigerator control is set too warm. |
Set the refrigerator control to a colder |
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refrigerator |
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setting. |
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is too warm but |
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the freezer |
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temperature is |
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satisfactory. |
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Care and maintenance
Occurrence |
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Possible cause |
Solution |
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Sound and noise |
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Louder sound |
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Today’s refrigerators have increased |
It is normal for sound levels to be higher. |
levels when |
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storage capacity and maintain more |
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refrigerator is on. |
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even temperatures. |
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Louder sound |
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Refrigerator operates at higher pressures |
This is normal. The sound will level off as |
levels when |
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during the start of the ON cycle. |
the refrigerator continues to run. |
compressor |
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comes on. |
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Vibrating or |
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Floor is uneven or weak. |
Be sure floor is level and solid and can |
rattling noise. |
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Refrigerator rocks on the floor when it is |
adequately support refrigerator. |
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moved slightly. |
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Items placed on the top of the refrigerator |
Remove items. |
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are vibrating. |
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Dishes are vibrating on the shelves in |
It is normal for dishes to vibrate slightly. |
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the refrigerator. |
Move dishes slightly. |
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Make sure refrigerator is level and firmly |
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set on floor. |
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Refrigerator is touching wall or cabinets. |
Move refrigerator so that it does not |
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touch the wall or refrigerator. |
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Water/Moisture |
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refrigerator |
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Moisture collects |
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The weather is hot and humid which |
This is normal. |
on the inside walls |
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increases the rate of frost buildup |
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of the refrigerator. |
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and internal sweating. |
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Door is slightly open. |
See problem section opening/closing of |
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doors. |
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Door is opened too often or too long. |
Open the door less often. |
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Water/Moisture |
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refrigerator |
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Moisture forms |
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Weather is humid. |
This is normal in humid weather. |
on the outside of |
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When humidity is lower, the moisture |
the refrigerator |
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should disappear. |
or between doors. |
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Door is slightly open,causing cold air |
This time, close the door completely. |
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from the inside the refrigerator to meet |
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warm air from the outside. |
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