Frost Free
REFRIGERATOR
O W N E R ' S M A N U A L
Please read this manual carefully and
thoroughly before operating this unit.
RÉFRIGÉRATEUR
MANUEL D’UTILISATION
VEUILLEZ LIRE CE MANUEL AVECATTENTION
AVANT D’UTILISER L’APPAREIL
P/No. : 3828J
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OPERATION................. |
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Temperature Control |
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Ice Making |
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Door Cooling |
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Fresh Zone |
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Defrosting |
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Deodoriz |
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F.I. R. Lamp (option)
LAMP REPLACEMENT............ |
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SUGGESTIONFOODS STORAGE....8 |
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CLEANING................. |
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GENERAL INFORMATION.......... |
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IMPORTANTWARNINGS........... |
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THIS REFRIGERATOR IS MANUFACTUREDWITHGREAT CARE, AND UTILIZES LATEST IN TECHNOLOGY.
WE ARE CONFIDENTYOUTHAWILLYBESATISFIEDFULL WITH IT'S PERF AND RELIABILITY.
BEFOREYOUSTART YOUR REFRIGERATOR, PLEASE READ THIS BOOKLE IT PROVIDES EXACT INSTRUCALLATION,S OPERATIONFORINSTAND MAINTENANCE, AND ALSO SUPPLIES SOME USEFUL HINT
INSTALLATION
1. Select a good locationNEXT.
Place your refrigerator where it is easy to use. 1. Clean your refrigerato
2.voidA placing the unit near heat sources, direct all dust accumulated dur
sunlight or moisture.
2. Install accessories su
3. There must be proper air circulation around their proper places.They
your refrigeratorficientlyto .keep it operating ef prevent possible damage
If your refrigerator is placed in a recessed area
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3.Connect the power supply |
in the wall, allow at least 10 inches or greater |
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outlet. Don't double up |
clearance above the refrigerator and 2 inches or |
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the same outlet. |
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The refrigerator should 4be. Priorelevatedto storing1inch fromfood,
the ,floorespecially if it is forcarpeted2 or .3 hours.
Check the flow of cold a 4.To avoid vibrations, the unit must be level.
compartment to ensure pr If required, adjust the leveling screws to
Your refrigerator is now compensate for unevenness. of the floor
The front should be slightly higher than the rear
to aid in door closing.
Leveling screws can be turned easily by tilting
the cabinet. slightly
Turnhetvelinglecrews ocwise(lk o serai ) t |
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5.Install this appliance between 10°C and 43°C.
If the temperature around the appliance is too
low or high, cooling ability may lessen.
6.The refrigerator must be positioned so that the plug is easily accessible.
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FEATURECHART
FREEZER
COMPARTMENT
FreezerTemperature
ControlKnob
TwistIceTrays/Normal
FreezerShelf (CrystalorSteel)
Twist"N"Serve(Optional)
REFRIGERATOR
COMPARTMENT
ChiledCompartment
(Crystalorsteel)
Temperature
ControlKnob
NormalLamp
F.I.RLamp(Optional)
SteelShelves
MultiFlowDuct Distributescoldairto eachpartofrefrigerator compartment.
TrayVegetable
Usedtokeepfruits
andvegetables,etc. LevelingLeg
freshandcrisp.
FreezerDoorBasketSmal(Optional)
EggStorageShelf
FreezerdoorBasket(Steel/Crystal)
MoistureControler Maintainshumidity insidetrayvegetablefor lastingfreshnessof vegetableandfruits.
Deco,DuctDoorCooling(Optional)
DoorCoolinghelpsinCoolingthe refrigeratorcompartmentfaster& maintainsuniformtempratorinside.
DoorBasketSmal(Optional)
DoorBaskets(Steel/Crystal)
Cel,FreshCover,T/V
De-odorizer(Optional)
FREEZER COMPARTMENT
FreezerTemperature
ControlKnob
TwistIceTrays
FreezerShelf (PlasticorSteel)
Twist"N"Serve (Option)
or
NormalTypeIceMaking
REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT
ChiledCompartment
(Plasticorsteel)
Temperature
ControlKnob
NormalLamp
F.I.RLamp
Shelves (PlasticorSteel)
MultiFlowDuct Distributescoldairto eachpartofrefrigerator compartment.
TrayVegetable Usedtokeepfruits andvegetables,etc.
freshandcrisp.
GuideT/V
LevelingLeg
Freezer
SmalShelf
(Optional)
FreezerDoorBasket
EggStorageShelf
MoistureControler Maintainshumidity insidetrayvegetablefor lastingfreshnessof vegetableandfruits.
Deco,DuctDoorCooling(Optional) DoorCoolinghelpsinCoolingthe refrigeratorcompartmentfaster& maintainsuniformtempratorinside.
BotleGuide
DoorBaskets
Cel,FreshCover,T/V
De-odorizer
* In view of any policy of continuous improvements, the above technical specifications are subject to change.
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FEATURECHART
FREEZER
COMPARTMENT
FreezerTemperature
ControlKnob
Twist Ice Trays/Normal
Freezer Shelf
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Multi Utility Basket
Egg Storage Shelf
FreezerdoorBasket(Steel/Crystal)
Moisture Controller
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Tray Vegetable |
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FREEZER
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FreezerTemperature
ControlKnob
Twist Ice Trays
Freezer Shelf
(PlasticorSteel)
Twist "N" Serve (Option)
or
NormalTypeIceMaking
REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT
Fresh Zone
(Crystalorsteel)
Side Cooling (optional)
Temperature
Control Knob
Normal Lamp
F.I.R Lamp
(Optional) Shelves (PlasticorSteel)
Multi Flow Duct
Distributescoldairto
eachpartofrefrigerator
compartment.
Kangaroo Basket (Optional)
ORTray Vegetable Usedtokeepfruits
andvegetables,etc.freshandcrisp. LevelingLeg
Freezer
SmalShelf
(Optional)
Multi Utility Basket
Freezer Door Basket
Egg Storage Shelf
Moisture Controller
Maintainshumidity
insidetrayvegetablefor
lastingfreshnessof
vegetableandfruits.
Deco, Duct Door Cooling (Optional)
DoorCoolinghelpsinCoolingthe refrigeratorcompartmentfaster& maintainsuniform temperatureinside.
BotleGuide
DoorBaskets
Multi Utility Basket
Cell, Fresh Cover, T/V
De-odorizer (Optional)
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Operation
Starting
Whenoury refrigerator is first einstatmalnorled,operallowting temperatures prior to oodsfilling.Then adjustitwiththefreshactknyobsor results as per instructionw.If operationgivenis beloutesinterrupted,ydelabefore restarting.
1Temperature. Control•You reratofighaso controlsw tthaleturegulateyo the
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Setting t"6",ahetreezerfcompartment ecomesbcoldest. |
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Buthetefrigeatorcompartment ecomesbwarmer ecausebessl coldiralowsfintohet efrigeatorcompartment.
•Incoldeatherwthe nituperateso less nda the eezerfrcompartmenthas atendncyotwarm pu. Forcolderfreezer,turn hetFreezerTemp.Controlot4"~"5"&RefrigeratorTemp.Controlto 1ro minimum.orFwarmerrefigerator,Please utptheFreezerempT.Controlto ~21 ndaRefrigerator Temp. ontrolCTo 1rominimum.
•Ifouykeepalotoffoodsinthefreezeroropenitsdoorfrequently,tsitemperaturecouldgohigher. Inthiscase,sethetFreezerTemp.Controldialbetween 5and6 otcoolit.ReturntheFreezerTemp. Controldialtotheorignalpositionafterusage.
•Inhotweather rtoputmuchoodsf inhet efrigeratorr ompartment,cthe efrigeratorr compartmenthas atendncyotwarm pu.
Forcolderrefrigeratorturn hetFreezerempT.Controlto"1"~"3"to irectdmorecoldirantoithe
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Seting ta"4"~"5" ftheo reezerFTemp. ontrol,Chet efrigeratorr ompartmentcwilnotbeoldc enough.
2.Ice Making:Kindly hethercheck wapplimanceltypehasornorvetwistingtype. ic
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• To makececubes,iillthefy withce trawater WatertillIceTrays
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theterwavelemark and place it onLevelthe Ice 
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boxThen. tinserthe icex incubesthe bofreezer Bank Ice
compartment. 
•To removice cubes,oldtheyathtraits ends and twist, gentlyiceallcubesautomaticallyf.
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turn gently.Then, ice cubes drop in the Bank Ice.
•In case of a steel shelf
To place a shelf atvea thehigherice position, remo cubex, boand place,andthethenshelfreplace the
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Use BankyToIceStoreOnl IceDo CubesNotMake.
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3.Door Cooling |
Cool air |
•Cool air vent refrigeratorispl ced doorontheto provide Door Shelves with. cool air
•Iforeignf substancesententerwhilethecleaning,cool air v efficiency willIn beaddition,lowered.if gasket is damaged efficiencybeeredlowma due to the. escapeSocareof cool air shouldenbeduringtak cleaning.
4.Fresh Zone
When the door isrmeropened,air doesn'tthe wainfluence the coolingreshof ZoneSoFyou.canpoodkeef fresher in it.
5.Defrosting
•Defrostingtakeslacep automatically.
•Thedefrostedaterwflowsowndtoethvaporatinge ytrwhichis locatedine thwerloackb side oftherefrigeratodanisvaporatede automatically.
6.eodorizerD
•Bysinguaatalyst,c deorizingrformancepe s iaranteedgu.
•Unpleantsodor foodfinreshfoodfcompartment deorizedis withnoharm outondaheytoodf.
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•As the catalyst is locatedrcirculatingcoolingairairn outl freshood fcotment,par thereor isyanhandlingnoneed.f
•Donotprick etholingcoairoutletithw sharp tipbecause eth deodorizingtalystcaaym bedamged.
•When oringstoodfwithatrongs o,rd apwrt istoreinit containeraithw a lidecauseb odor ymabepassedontotherooodsf.
•Don'ty trtoovem ethodorizedever,co asouy aym eakbrthecatalyst.
7..FI.R Lamp
Feature
•Far InfrarysemittedRaar InfraredfromyLampFRarestrainsyness the dr
of theoodsfandps itskee Moisture withoute. deteriorating
•By increasing thear Infrareducleicysalsopsacid,Rathkee Faroma and the smelloodorof athelongerf time.
Operating
•When the refrigerator.I.RbeginsLamponturto. operate, F During igerator'stherefring,operatthe on and off of the
F.IR. Lamp is automaticallyherefrigeratorcontrolledinnerby
temperatuTheoref. it is ynotto necessarhandle.I.R.LampF
•If youstoreoodsthewrappedf l inor thewrapper,notviny the vessel withoodslid,willtheectivegetf.Imore.RF resultsff .
Lamp Replacement
1.Unplugthepowercordfrom theoutlet. 2.Removerefrigeratorshelves.
3.Toremovethelampcover,insertasloteddriverattheoneofunderholeofthe lampcoverandpulitoutforwards.
4.Turnthelampcounterclockwise. 5.Assembleinreverseorderofdisassembly.Replacementbulbmustbethesame
specificationasoriginal
CAUTION
•IfyouantwocheckttheF.RI.ampLoperation,on'tdtouchF.RI.ampL becauseyou mayburnyourngersfiwiththe ghi temperatureofsitsurface.
•Don'ttrytotakeouthetlampcovertoheckcF.RI..lampoperationasouy maybreakit,ifotnemovedrarefulyc.alC ervices personauthorized/ealerd
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Suggestions on Food Storage
Storing Food
•Store oodfreshin fthe refrigeratortmentHow.ood iscomparfrozenddefrostedan is importantactorf in maintainingvor. freshness and fla
•Do notoodstorewhichf goes badmperatures,silych asatsubanlowapples,nas,tepina melons.
•Allowhotoodf toiorcooltoprPlacingstorood.hotinigeratorthefrefr couldood,spo and lead to high electric bills!
•When toring,swrapoodfininyl,vor lacepniaoveredccontainer.Thisreventspmoisture romf evaporating,and elpshoodftoeepktsiastetnda utritionalnvalue.
•Do notk blocairithventsoodfSmooth.w circulationeepsigroferatorfrchilledurestempa even.
•Do not open the. Openingdoorfrequentlythe door letsigerw,atorrmcausingr temperatures to rise.
•To adjust the temperature,do notoodcostoneareolftheeasilytemperatur
Freezer Compartment
• Do not store bottlescompartmentin the-ay theybreakfreezerm when frozen.
• Do not refreezeoodthat fhas Thisbeen causedefrostedloss. ofvetaste.
•When storingood frozencelikecreamorifa flong period, place,notitino door .Shelf
Refrigerator tmentCompar
• Avoid placingood onmoistdeepiorf refrigeratorinteritcouldshelves,freeze upo with chilled.To oiav airthis it oodisbetterineredthetoco.vsntoreainerf
• Alwayscleanoodiofpr to refrigeratVegetandblesuiontsfr. shouldshed beandwawipe packedoodf should be wipedent adjacentclean,oodfromto prevspoiling.
•When storing eggs einsurtheirtharestfortheyesh,ageastoreck,and alwaysthem up-right position, which keeps them fresh long
NOTE
•Ifouyeepk the efrigeratorrinaot,hand umidhlace,pfrequentlypeno its oordorputalotofegetablesvnit, ewd mayormfinit,which ash on
efectontsi erformancep. emoveR the ewd ithw lothc reef omfr ustd.
• Don'tseu lasticpoverc. lothCorany theroitem otovercyourrefigerator on ides,sitwilamperhperformance fothe efrigeratorr.
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Cleaning
Itisimportantthatyourefrigbekepratcleanorto InteriorPartsWashcompartment
prev ntundesirableodorsSpilled.fooshouldbe shes,doorlvshes,lvstoragetrysand
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plasticurfacesifallowedtosettle.Neverusemetallicsodasolutionoramilddetergentandwarm |
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scouringpads,brushes,coarseabrasivecleanersorwater.Rinseandyr. |
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refrigerator.Wipewithaclean,dampclothandthen etc.).Wipe up excessmoisture with a |
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Interior-Regularcleaningoftheinteriorandinterio |
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partsisrecommendedIfyouhave.theNoFrostModelcausingaelectricshortcircuit.Donotuse |
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Shelves,StorageTysetcWash.allcompartments |
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General Information
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longlife.Whenryouplantobeawayfor Anti-condensation Pipe
anextendperiod,removallfood,
The outsideallofw the
disconnect the power cord, clean
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installationDon't be.
PowerFailure
alarmedThis. is due Mostpowerfailuarecorrectedsinan
the antihourortwoandwillnotaffectyour
pipe, which pumps
refrigeratortemperaturesHowever,.you
refrigeravnt to shouldminimize thenumberofdoor
"sweating" on
openingswhilethepowerisoff.During
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I M P O R T A N T W A R N I N G
DoNotUseAnExtensionCord AboutGrounding(earthing)
Ifpossible,connecttherefrigeratoritswn In thevent eofelectrican tshorcircuit,
individualelectricaloutlettoprev ntitandother(earthing)reducestheriskofelectricshockby
appliancesorhoueholdlightsfromcausiangprovidianescapeg wirefortheelectricurrent overloadanintermittentripping. Inordertoprev ntpossiblelectricshock,this
appliancemustbgrounded.
PowerCordReplacement
Ifthesupplycordisdamaged,itmustbe Impropuseofthergroundingplucanresultin
anelectricshockConsult.aqualifiedelectricianor replacedbyspecordassemblyialfromthe
serviceprsonifthegroundinginstructioare manufactuoritsauthorisederserviceagent.
notcompletelyunderstoorifyoud,havedoubts
onwhetherapplianceispropegroundedly.
VERYDANGEROUSATTRACTION
Thisappliancemustbegrounded(earthed).
Anemptyrefrigeratorcanbedangerous
atraction to children.Remove gaskets, |
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NEVERSTOREEXPLOSIVESANDCHEMICALS |
Before Calling for Service
SERVICE CALLS CAN OFTEN BE AVOIDED !
IF YOU FEEL YOUR REFRIGERATOR IS NOT OPERATING PROPERLY, CHE
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