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MR-S45N
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Non-Freon Refrigerators
This refrigerator uses non-Freon refrigerant
(isobutane) and non-Freon foam insulation
(cyclopentane).
These materials are harmless to the
environment, and do not affect the ozone
layer and global warming.
Refrigerator-Freezer
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Vegetables are exposed to LED light to maintain their freshness.
In addition, vitamins and polyphenols increase.
The fridge is featured with elevating shelves. By adjusting up or
down shelf without having to remove already stored items, Storage
capacity of the refrigerator compartment is maximized. The shelf
can be “made to fit” to larger items.
Surround Cooling System Cold air is directed into the refrigerator
from the front, back and both sides of the compartment. This
ensures uniform cooling throughout the compartment as well as
airflow to all shelves even with large quantities of foods stored.
With Automatic Ice Maker, water is purified. UV Catalyst and
Lead reducing filter removes bacteria with the power of light and
enhances the flavor of water. Enjoy pure clear ice cubes using tap
water or mineral water.
All parts of the water tank can be removed for easy cleaning.
Silent Ice making and easy to use ice compartment. Ice cubes
drop automatically in the ice drawer on the silence mat which
absorbs sound. Ice cubes are ready to use.
Quick freezing function friezes instantaneously at -40˚C food and
therefore the taste of food is preserved. By using soft freezing
feature, the food preserved at -7˚C but still frozen but soft enough
to cut. No more thawing frozen food before cutting or portioning
fresh food before freezing.
Universal design & layout
Designed to take frequency to use into consideration,
the layout of the drawers makes life easier.
Quiet design
*1 According to noise testing using the JIS C9607 standard (during low-speed operation).
dB(A): Noise level unit; decibel A
Using Mitsubishi's original new technology,
a noise level of approximately 17 dB(A)*1 was achieved.
Non-Freon Refrigerators
Those materials are environmentally friendly and do not affect the ozone layer and global warming.
A refrigerator to brighten up your table everyday.
Now, a refrigerator that keeps food
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CONTENTS
From Installation to Operation
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Maintaining the Automatic Ice Maker
Removing and Maintaining the Accessories
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What to do (during blackout, during long periods
of non-use and during transport)
Specifications
Troubleshooting
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Refrigerator Compartment
Vegetable Compartment
Freezer Compartment
Versa Compartment
Versa Compartment Temperatures / Soft Freezing
Ice Making Compartment (Automatic Ice Maker)
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Names and Functions of the Control Panel
Controlling Temperature for Each Compartment
Main Functions of the Control Panel
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Safety Precautions
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Using Compartments
Smart Tips for Using the Refrigerator
Troubleshooting
Maintenance
This refrigerator is manufactured for refrigerating and
freezing foods in general households.
For industrial use, please use a commercial
refrigerator-freezer.
Key plastic parts of the refrigerator have the material
name on them to facilitate recycling.
tasting fresh!
Before You Use Your Refrigerator
Contents
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Safety Precautions
Warning
Installation and transportation
Caution
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Unstable anchoring can cause the
refrigerator to move and lead to injury.
Anchor the refrigerator to a strong
and level floor by adjusting the
adjustable supports
Holding other parts
can cause injury.
Use transport hand-holds when
transporting the refrigerator
Install level
Grip hand-holds
Power and power plug
Non-removal of plug
can cause electric
shock or injury.
Remove power plug before changing
interior light bulb or maintenance
Can cause damage to
the cord, electric
shock or fire.
Do not pull on the power plug
or cord to unplug it.
Can cause electric
shock or fire.
Do not use damaged cords,
plugs, or loose sockets
Dust can cause
insulation failure,
which may lead to
fire.
Remove dust from power plug
Can cause electric
shock.
Do not remove or insert
power plug with wet hands.
Remove plug Prohibited
ProhibitedDo not use
Remove dust
Wet hands prohibited
Do not push the refrigerator on to
or against the power cord. Do not
damage power cord.
Placing heavy objects against or
on, folding or bundling cord can
cause electric shock or fire.
Meaning of symbols
Danger and the degree of danger caused by
improper handling are categorized and
described by the following indicators.
Improper handling can result in death, serious
injury, etc.
Improper handling can result in personal
injury or damage to house, household
furnishings, etc.
Safety
Precautions
Caution
Warning
Never do
Never touch
Never attempt to dismantle,
repair or alter
Never bring into contact or
wet with water
Never touch when your hand
is wet
Be sure to follow
instructions for execution
Be sure to remove the power
plug from the socket
In the case of malfunction or defect,
immediately unplug the refrigerator and
consult the retail store at which you
purchased it or a Mitsubishi Electric
Maintenance Service or Customer Service
representative.
Leaking refrigerant can
accumulate, then catch
fire and explode.
Insulation failure can
cause electric shock
or fire.
Avoid installing the refrigerator in an
easily wet or highly humid area
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Leave space around the
refrigerator
Leave space
Do not wet
Safety Precautions
Installation
The refrigerator can tip
over and cause injury.
Anchor the refrigerator to a strong wall
or posts to provide against damage
during earthquakes
Insert prongs to the root
of plug firmly otherwise
it can cause heat
build-up and fire.
Insert prongs to the root of
plug
If the power cord is damaged, purchase a new cord
from MITSUBISHI SERVICE CENTER. Make
sure that the power cord is designed for this model.
If the power cord is damaged, call our MITSUBISHI
SERVICE CENTER for the replacement.
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Service Call
Tip-resistance
Using extension cords and plugging
too many leads into a single socket
can cause heat build-up or fire.
Use a dedicated outlet for the power supply that meets the
rating specified on the rating label. (The rating label is
located on the door-liner of the refrigerator compartment.)
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Only use an outlet that meets the specified rating.
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Warning
Use
Use
Malfunction and long-term storage
Caution
Can cause food items
to fall and injury.
Do not excessively pack with
food items, or r
emove shelves or
open doors with
excessive force
Can cause injury if
content of the bottle
freezes, causing the
bottle to shatter
.
Do not place bottles in the freezer
compartment
Can cause food
poisoning or
illness.
Do not eat smelly or discoloured
food
Can cause frostbite.
Do not touch food items or
containers in the freezer
compartment
with wet hands
Steel plates, etc. can
cause injury.
Do not put your hands or feet
underneath the
refrigerator
Be careful not to
catch fingers in the
door when you hold
it. Can cause injury.
Close the door using the
door handles
Sparks from electrical
contacts can cause
explosion or fire.
If you notice gas leakage, do not
touch the refrigerator. Open windows
to ventilate.
The refrigerant is
flammable, which can
cause explosion or fire.
Do not damage the refrigerant
circuit or the pipes nor mount
anything with screw
Water and food liquids can
cause electric shock or fire.
Immediately wipe clean wet
surfaces.
Do not wash with water or spill
food liquids on the refrigerator
Sparks from electrical
contacts can cause
inflam-mation or fire.
Do not place combustible sprays
near the refrigerator
The refrigerator may tip
over and cause injury.
Do not hang on door or door handle;
do not stand on
compartment doors
Objects may fall
when doors are
opened and closed
and cause injury.
Do not place objects on top
of the refrigerator
Benzene, cosmetics and
hair dressing products
can catch fire or explode.
Do not place volatile inflammable
objects inside
the refrigerator
If the refrigerant leaks and
contacts the electrical
appliance, it can cause
explosion or fire.
Do not use electrical appliances
in the refrigerator
Items that require strict
management should not
be stored household
refrigerators.
Do not store chemicals or scientific
specimens in the refrigerator
Using non-designated
bulbs can cause fire.
Use only interior bulbs with
designated rating.
Wetting electrical
parts can cause
electric shock or fire.
Do not place containers with
water on top of
the refrigerator
Can cause injury
when icemaker plate
revolves.
Do not touch the machinery of the
automatic icemaker (located above
the ice storage bin)
Continued operation during
malfunction can cause
electric shock or fire.
In the event of malfunction (when you detect
a burning odour or other abnormality),
remove the power plug from the socket turn
off the refrigerator
If the refrigerant
circuit is damaged,
consult the retail store.
If the refrigerant circuit is damaged, do not touch
the refrigerator and avoid using flames nearby.
Open windows to ventilate.
Can cause injury,
electric shock or
fire.
Do not attempt to dismantle,
repair or alter
Children can be put in
danger if they are trapped
inside the refrigerator.
When refrigerator is not in use
for a long period, remove the
door seal
If not dried sufficiently, refrigerant
(gas) can leak due to condenser
corrosion and cause explosion or fire.
When the refrigerator is not in use for a long
period, remove the power plug from the socket
and open the door to dry the refrigerator
This refrigerator uses flammable
refrigerant and foaming gas for
insulation. Please deliver the unit to
specialized industrial waste dealer
when you wish to dispose of it.
Please follow the rules in your
country.
Prohibited
Hold door handle
Prohibited Do not store
Wet hands prohibited
Do not touch
Ventilate
Prohibited
Do not wet Do not use
Prohibited
Prohibited
Do not storeProhibited
Do not store Designated products only
Do not wet
Do not touch
Remove plugVentilate
Do not dismantle
Remove seal Dry Dispose of properly
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Safety Precautions
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From Installation to Operation
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Install the
refrigerator.
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Connect the power supply.
*Connect power supply soon after
installing the refrigerator.
Make sure this unit is properly grounded.
Use a dedicated outlet for the power supply that meets the rating specified on the
rating label. (The rating label is located on the door-liner of the refrigerator
compartment.)
Using outlets that do not meet the specified rating or plugging in too many leads
into a single socket can cause heat build up or fire.
Warning
Installation area
The installation area should not be
exposed to direct sunlight and hot
air, and be well-ventilated
to avoid diminished cooling power and to
economize on cost of electricity
Leave space for heat ventilation
Leave at least 2cm of space on the right
and left and 10cm of space between the
ceiling and the top of the refrigerator
to allow heat to escape from the ceiling and the
sides of the refrigerator
It should have little humidity
to prevent rusting
It should be strong and level
to prevent vibration and noise, half-shut doors,
and tilted doors
to prevent the cause of noise or interference to
the images on the TV
Install a strong plate or board under the
refrigerator if the supports easily sink into the
floor. (For prevention of deformation or
discoloration due to heat or weight)
It should be far from the TV
Heat builds up in exterior walls of
the refrigerator
When the refrigerator is first used and during the
summer heat build-up can exceed 50-60˚C
Do not close the ventilation hole of the
refrigerator or the crack around the refrigerator.
If the refrigerant leaks, ignition or explosion
may be caused.
Warning
Use a dedicated outlet
Electrical Connections
Leave space
between items in
the refrigerator.
Avoid opening and closing
the door unnecessarily and
leaving the door open for a
long time.
Allow large quantities
of food to cool before
storing
Use your refrigerator efficiently
to save electricity
Be sure not to catch
food items, plastic
bags, power cords,
etc. in the door when
you close it.
Frost build-up can cause decline
in cooling ability as a result of
even the slightest door opening
wipe wrap
Helpful storage hints
The unit should always be plugged into its own electrical outlet.
This will provide the best performance and prevent electrical circuits from being
overloaded and causing a fire.
Make sure that the electrical outlet provides the proper voltage.
Extension cords are not recommended.
If your unit is installed in the high humidity location, installation of an earth
leakage breaker is recommended.
Make sure that the power cord is designed for this model.
If the power cord is damaged, call our MITSUBISHI SERVICE CENTER for the
replacement, in order to avoid a hazard.
The refrigerator will not be damaged even if
the power is supplied soon after installation.
It takes a while for the refrigerator to cool,
therefore supply power as soon as possible.
Dedicated
outlet that meets
the specified rating
At least 2cm from the left
and right sides.
At least 10cm
from the above
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left lower right lower
Adjust the supports to
level the refrigerator.
adjustable
support
caster
Turn each
adjustable support
in the direction of
the arrow until
they touch the
floor to prevent
vibration and
noise and to keep
the doors level.
Strong belts
After adjusting the supports,
install the toe grille at the lowest
area on the front of the
refrigerator.
Adjusting tilted doors and
uneven refrigerator
If the installation area is not level or the
refrigerator supports sink after a few days due
to the weight of the food, the door will appear
lower. (Depending on the quantity of food, the
food weight can exceed 100 kg.) Readjust the
refrigerator by turning the adjustable supports
in the directions shown.
For example, if the refrigerator is installed in the
corner of a room, one of the rear supports may
sink into the floor. Use a caster stand (sold
separately) or strong plate at the rear of the
refrigerator. (In general, the plate should be 2–3
mm thick.)
To obtain a caster stand, contact your retail store.
Insufficiently adjusted supports can cause injury
due to movement of the refrigerator.
Caution
Turn the adjustable supports until
they touch the floor and the
casters are raised from the floor
to prevent vibration and noise, transmigration
and half-shut doors
Level the refrigerator left to right, with the
front of the refrigerator raised slightly, so that
the doors close easily and to prevent half-open
doors.
Prepare for earth-quakes
Thread strong belts through the 2 handy-grip recesses
on the top-rear of the refrigerator and secure them to
the wall, posts or other strong area
Consult the retail store at which purchase was made for tip-resistance belts for your
refrigerator (sold separately).
Your refrigerator tipping over can cause injury.
Warning
rear support
adjustable
support
right left
The refrigerator will not cool
immediately after power is turned on.
Do not damage the refrigerant circuit or the pipes nor
mount anything with screw.
Non-Freon Refrigerants are flammable gas. However, it is hermeticallysealed, therefore, leaking is infrequent.
About Non-Freon Refrigerator
Please contact the retail store at which you purchased it or a Mitsubishi
Electric Maintenance Service or Customer Service representative.
Should the refrigerant circuit be damaged:
1. Do not use electric items or fire equipments near by.
2. Open the window and ventilate the room.
Warning
The control panel will display “H” for current
temperature (Numeric values will be displayed when
the temperature goes below 20˚C)
Initial is set to “Regular ice making mode”.
Especially during hot summers, ice may take 24 hours to make the first time, and
more than half a day may pass before the control panel displays numeric figures.
It will take 2-3 hours for the control panel to display numeric values.
(In particular, the vegetable compartment, which uses radiant cooling, can take
more than half a day to cool.)
Allow the refrigerator to cool sufficiently before you store non-cooled items and
ice cream. Open and close the doors only as much as necessary and do not leave
open for long periods of time.
To use the Crystal ice making mode, please change the setting for ice making
compartment.
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Before You Use Your Refrigerator
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Names and Functions of the Control Panel
How to Read Indication When the versa compartment is displayed
* Please note that the displays below are meant for explanatory purposes only. It might be different from the actual display.
Turns on during
tricolor LED
lighting
Turns on during the
fast cooling
operation
Turns on during the
energy-saving
operation
Short Notes
for Users
LCD section
The temperature of the
indicated compartment
Indicates the
corresponding
compartment
When “D” is appearing on the LCD, the refrigerator will not start to cool.
Canceling the “D” display
1. Leave the refrigerator door open.
“D” mark will go off.
2. Press , , and buttons
simultaneously and hold down for
about 5 seconds
(until a “beep” sound is heard).
When the cooking timer is
used, the residual time
(min/hr) is displayed on this
section.
Displays the temperature
control level of the
indicated compartment
Indicates the settings
of the ice making
compartment
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It indicates that the
versa compartment
is selected now.
It indicates that the present
temperature in the versa
compartment is about -7˚C.
It indicates that the temperature
control of the versa compartment
is set to “Soft Freezing, M” level.
When the product is not
functioning, like
installation time, “H” is
indicated. (Value indication
is equal or more than 20˚C)
Foods with strong odour which
may transfer to other foods
Foods which easily absorb
odour from other foods
Carefully wrap any foods emitting
strong smells to avoid diffusing the
odour to other foods. It is not
possible to perfectly eliminate the
odour by using deodorization
function.
Pickled scallions, dried fishes, fermented
soybeans, soybean paste, beef, pickled radish,
sardine, Korean pickles, dumplings, etc.
Custard pudding, ice cream, potato salad, bean
curd, rice, loaf of bread, milk, cake, ice, etc.
Refrigerator
Vegetable
Freezer
Ice making
Versa
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The indication on the LCD will change at each press of the button.
* The illustrations below are examples. Temperature may be different depending on the room temperature
where the fridge is installed or conditions to use.
Cooking Timer button
To tell the completion of cooking
time. Use this to set an alarm.
Child Lock
To prevent children from using
the buttons on the control panel
accidentally.
Ice maker cleaning
MODE button
To change over the compartment
to be displayed on the LCD
Control
buttons
The control panel displays “present temperature”, “temperature control setting”, etc.
for each compartment of the refrigerator, ice making, versa, vegetable and freezer.
To clean (rinse) the ice tray.
To cool fast
Fast Cooling button
To control the temperature To change ice maker setting
or stop ice making
For refrigerator, vegetable
and freezer compartments
For versa compartment
Ice making compartment
(Quick ice making)
Other compartments
SELECT button
ECO button
To use the energy-saving
operation.
Do not press and hold the button.
Note
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Otherwise, the ice tray will be cleaned (rinsed). Do not press and hold the button unless you want to clean (rinse) the ice tray.
Refrigerator Ice Making
Versa
Freezer
Vegetable
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Controlling temperature for each compartment
1
Press button and select the
required compartment for
temperature control.
The display will change at each press.
Press button to control the
temperature.
The display will change at each press.
2
1
2
About -7˚C(M)
Display the compartment
which you want to control
the temperature.
Check here to see the
ice maker setting.
Check here to control
the temperature.
Display the versa
compartment.
To control the temperature for the Refrigerator, Vegetable and Freezer compartments
To control the temperature for the Versa compartment
* The illustration above is a display example. Temperature may be different depending
on the room temperature where this product is installed or conditions to use.
* The illustration above is a display example. Temperature may be different depending
on the room temperature where this product is installed or conditions to use.
Six settings for the versa compartment are provided.
* The indicated temperature values are used
only as a guideline. Temperature may be
different depending on the conditions to use
such as food storage conditions or the door
operation conditions.
Press button and display the
versa compartment.
Press button repeatedly to make
your required temperature blinks.
The display will change at each press.
After the blinking display is left for a while, it will
stay lit and the mode is set to the lighting display.
The beep sound is heard
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About -17˚C
About 0˚C
About 3˚C
Temperature control
Compartment
display
Refrigerator Vegetable Freezer
Adjust the
temperature level to
“L” if it is too cold
Normally adjust the
temperature level
to “M”
Adjust the temperature
level to “H” if it is not
cold enough
2 to 3°C
higher than
“M” level
2 to 3°C
higher than
“M” level
2 to 3°C
higher than
“M” level
2 to 3°C
lower than
“M” level
1 to 2°C
lower than
“M” level
2 to 3°C
lower than
“M” level
About
0 to 6°C
About
3 to 9°C
About
-16 to -22°C
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Initial settings of each compartment at delivery are as follows. Refrigerator, Vegetable and Freezer Compartments are
set to “M”, the Versa Compartment is set to “REF” and the Ice Making Compartment is set to “REG”.
The temperatures can be adjusted according to personal preference.
When you want to use a lot of ice,
Select . Ice can be more quickly
made than usual.
When you want to make clear ice cubes,
It will take longer time to make the ice than
usual. (approx 5-8 hours)
* Unable to select “Quick ice making mode”.
When you do not use ice in winter,
this compartment can be used as a freezer.
Before using this compartment as a freezer,
clean the water supply system.
Display the ice making
compartment.
Check here to see
the ice maker
setting
To change the setting for the Ice Making compartment
To use the Ice Making compartment as a refrigerator
To start making ice again
* The illustration above is a display example. The displayed temperature may be
different depending on the ice maker setting or conditions to use.
1
Remove the foods and ice in the water tank and
ice making compartment.
2
Press button to display the Ice Making compartment.
Press button and hold for about 3 seconds
(until a “beep” sound is heard.) Then the indicator
blinks and stays lit.
3
Select or .
4
Select the temperature mode to REF when you don’t make ices
in winter.
Three ice maker settings are provided.
1
2
Press button to display the
ice making compartment.
Press button repeatedly to make
your required ice maker setting blink.
After each pressing of the button, the blinking display
of the ice maker setting will change.
After the blinking display is left for a
while, it will stay lit and the mode is
set to the lighting display.
The beep sound is heard
turns on after a while.
After about 1 minute later, clean the water tank and
ice making compartment.
No cleaning will produce molding.
When using the “STOP” or “REF” setting
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Short Notes
for Users
The temperature value indication is meant for
estimated food temperature at a specific area inside
the product. (The temperature is different from the
compartment temperature inside the product.) Due
to this reason, the temperature indication is not
immediately changed by opening and closing the
compartment doors or changing the temperature
control setting.
The compartment temperature inside the product
may rise or fall for a short period before or after a
defrosting cycle and this is a normal phenomenon.
The indicated temperatures used as guidelines here
are based on the stabilized temperature which was
measured slightly lower than the center part of the
product under the condition of room temperature
30˚C, without placing any food inside the
compartment with all doors closed.
After the temperature control setting for the versa
compartment is changed, the temperature indicated
on (LCD section) may vary for a while.
See “To change the setting for the Ice Making compartment” above.
(Regular ice
making)
(Crystal ice
making)
(Stop ice
making)
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Main Functions of the Control Panel
* The illustration is a display example. The displayed example may be different
depending on the setting or conditions of use.
1
Press button and display the required
compartment for “Fast Cooling”.
Press button.
2
Press button to display the
Ice Making compartment.
Press button repeatedly and make
blink.
Press button.
Display the required
compartment for
“Fast Cooling”.
Fast Cooling
It is used for home freezing or cooling bulk purchased foods fast.
To Make Ice Fast
(Quick ice making)
The “Quick ice making mode” cannot be selected when “CRL” is set.
turns on while
the fast cooling
function is operating.
Automatic stop
1
2
3
The cooling is automatically completed
after about 2 hours.
Foods placed in the
refrigerator can be
cooled or frozen
quickly!
After the fast
cooling is
completed, the
temperature returns
to the original
setting.
The display will change at each press.
The indicator comes on.
The indicator goes off.
After a while, the blinking display will stay lit.
The indicator turns on.
Short Notes
for Users
Short Notes
for Users
If you select the soft freezing and then use the
fast cooling function, the temperature inside the
compartment becomes temporarily too low,
freezing the food too hard. In such a case, you
may not cut it with a knife. Items that have
frozen too much can be cut with a knife if they
are left at room temperature for 5–10 minutes.
After fast cooling, the temperature inside the compartment is
too low and the values on the temperature display section may
be lower than the target values shown on pages 10 and 18.
It automatically completes after operating for
about 9 hours, when the ice storage bin is full
of ice (about 70 to 100 pieces) or when no
water is left in the water tank.
light goes out and will stay lit.
The time for making ice varies with the room temperature
where the fridge is installed or conditions to use.
It might take 24 hours or more to make ice just after the
installation of the product.
Noise levels will rise while in the “Fast Cooling” mode.
To stop the operation halfway through, press the
button again.
Refrigerator Versa Vegetable Freezer
Ice Making
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If you want to control the temperature for each compartment
( ), cancel the timer mode before making the settings.
Press and hold buttons simultaneously
for 1 second
and
1
2
To stop the timer halfway through the operation, press
button again.
Repeat the operation explained above.
To release
Repeat the operation explained above.
To release
Repeat the operation explained above.
To release
To enter the Timer Mode
Cooking Timer
It can also be used as an alarm at the completion of cooking time.
Child Lock Energy-Saving operation
Re-setting
* The illustration is a display example. The displayed example may be different
depending on the setting or conditions of use.
Time is displayed
instead of the
present temperature.
The icon blinks
during the operation.
To set the time and start
Blinking
Short Notes
for Users
In case of using “Cooking Timer” and “Fast Cooling” concurrently, start “Fast Cooling” mode first followed by “Cooking Timer” setting.
No other setting is available while using the “Cooking Timer”, therefore cancel the timer mode before making the settings.
While using the “Cooking Timer”, control panel light stays “ON”.
(until a “beep” sound is heard).
Press buttons simultaneously and hold
down for about 3 seconds
and
(until a “beep” sound is heard).
(until a “beep” sound is heard).
There are no changes in temperature control for “Ice Making
Compartment” and “Versa Compartment”.
Press buttons.
Press button and hold down for about 3 seconds
comes on in the LCD section.
turns on.
The number blinks on the
display.
Press button to set the timer.
The number returns to “0”. (It does not blink)
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The timer mode is
not released.
It rejects any mischievous tampering or
unintentional pressing of control panel settings.
It re-sets all settings of “Temperature Control”,
“Fast Cooling”, and “Energy-Saving Operation” to
the initial setting. Also, it will cancel the timer
mode.
It automatically switches between “Energy-Saving Operation
Mode” and “Normal Operation Mode” when the doors are not
opened and closed, such as at night and when the house is
unoccupied, to minimize the energy consumption.
Press button to start.
Alarm sound will announce the completion
Any panel switch can be pressed to stop the
alarm sound. (It automatically stops after 1
minute, if no panel switch was pressed.)
Setting range is minimum 1 minute up to
maximum 99 minutes with 1-minute increments.
To set the timer for 10-minute increments, hold
down the panel switch longer.
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Refrigerator Compartment
Free Pocket (L)
Small item pocket
Bottle pocket
Lid of slide chilled case
Slide chilled case
Free egg shelf
Chilled egg case
Small item case
Elevating Shelves
Elevating Shelves
Two-way Flexishelf
Door alarm
Interior light
If one of the doors (refrigerator, ice making, and freezer
compartments) is open for more than 1 minute, an alarm
will beep, notifying fridge temperature is affected,
lowering energy efficiency.
Refrigerator
Compartment
Move the lever on the front of the shelf left or right to adjust the shelf to the desired
position.
Move the lever to the right to raise the shelf. Move the lever to the left to lower the shelf.
1
As a wide shelf.
2
Make the shelf to the half
size for taller foodstuffs.
Two-way Flexishelf
Elevating Shelves
How to remove the shelf.
The lever will be difficult to move when heavy items are placed on the shelf.
When the Elevating Shelves are lowered, one of the shelf supports may come off if
the shelf contacts any foods under the shelf. This is to prevent damaging the
foods. If one of the supports comes off, push it back into position from above.
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Free pocket (S)
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By removing the
upper case
Upper pockets:
3 positions
Lower pockets:
2 positions
The case can be used for storing various items including
eggs and small articles according to your idea.
The case is automatically set to “CHIL”.
Open the lid by pulling the case toward you.
Pocket can be hung in different positions.
How to remove the pockets.
Small Item Case Free Pocket
Lid of slide chilled case
Do not store foods that easily freeze.
The case is automatically set to “CHIL”.
The temperature cannot be adjusted using the control
panel.
To store meat, fish, processed foods (such as fish paste,
ham, etc.), yogurt, etc.
Doing so can cause half-shut doors and broken bottles.
When the temperature for the refrigerator is set to “H” or “CHIL”.
When the ambient temperature becomes 5˚C or less (in winter).
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Short Notes
for Users
The interior light will go out if it is
continuously on for 60 minutes. After the door
is closed, the light will come on again the next
time the door is opened.
Do not leave food items hanging over the
edge of the shelves.
Do not place bottles that can not reach the
bottom of the compartment in the front row
of the bottle pocket.
Failure to do so may prevent the door from closing
properly, cause insufficient cooling, items to drop from
shelves, injury and damage to the case or lid.
Do not close the door of the
refrigerator with the items
in front of the slide chilled
case.
Be sure to properly replace and cover
the case with the lid.
Do not set a commercial tube stand
outside the door pocket.
In the following cases, the items in the slide
chilled case may be frozen. Set the
temperature for the refrigerator to “M” or “L”.
Note
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Vegetable, Freezer and Versa
Vegetable
Compartment
When you want
to turn off the
tricolor LED light
Press MODE button to light up the VEG.
Press SELECT and ECO buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds
(until a “beep” sound is heard).
mark will disappear from the LCD.
* When turning on the LED lights, follow the above.
*
However, the light from the purple and blue LEDs cannot be controlled using the control panel.
Control at the control panel.
2L-plastic bottles can
be put into the case.
To stand and store
the asparagus,
cucumbers or the like.
Sliding case
Vegetable case
Vegetable stand
Do not place tall objects
underneath the slide case.
Vegetables are exposed to LED light to maintain
their freshness.Vitamins and polyphenols increase.
Vegetables are still living even after being harvested.
By bathing the vegetables in light, their nutrients are
increased and the freshness is preserved.
Tricolor LEDs (top of compartment)
Short Notes
for Users
* Orange LEDs (3 locations)
These LEDs are always on.
* Purple and blue LEDs (1 location each)
These LEDs are on for about 160 minutes a day,
therefore the LEDs may not be on when the door
is opened.
Do not break down or pour water
over the LEDs.
Note
Note
Doing so can cause damage to the LEDs.
Long-lasting LEDs are used for the tricolor
LEDs, therefore replacement is not normally
needed.
There are no foods that cannot be stored under the
LED light. Simply store them in the usual manner.
Doing so can cause damage
to food items or the slide
case.
Using the vegetable
compartment without the
slide case will cause
vegetables to dehydrate.
Even with poor light, vegetables increase nutrients.
Therefore, there is no need to unwrap the covers,
unless the cover shut outs the light.
Cover vegetables
and fruit in plastic
wrap to preserve
freshness.
Vegetable nutrients will not continue to increase
forever. The storage stability will depend on the
freshness when bought. Please use the freshest
vegetables available.
In addition, vegetables should still be consumed
when they are at their freshest.
The vegetable compartment has high humidity,
therefore the bottom of each case may become cloudy
or condensation may form when a large amount of
leafy vegetables is placed in the vegetable
compartment. If condensation collects in the bottom
of a case, it will cause the case to become dirty,
therefore wipe the case with a dry cloth.
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Adjust temperature to suit your
dietary habits
You can select one from 6 settings
Freezer
Compartment
Versa
Compartment
Short Notes
for Users
Note
When changing the setting to “FZR” or
“SOFTF”, wait at least 30 minutes before
placing frozen foods in the versa
compartment or use fast cooling.
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Place the food items so that the cool airflow can flow
above the items.
The current temperature display may not indicate the
freezer or soft freezer temperature even after 30
minutes, however, this will not affect your food items.
The indicated temperatures used as
guidelines here are based on the stabilized
temperature which was measured slightly
lower than the center part of the product
under the condition of room temperature
30˚C, without placing any food inside the
compartment with all doors closed.
Temperature may be different depending on
the conditions to use such as food storage
conditions or the door operation conditions.
Storage-limit line
Freezing case (upper)
Freezing case (lower)
Do not place the food items
over Storage-limit line on
Freezing case (lower).
Doing so can cause incomplete
door-closing and damage to food
items or Freezing case.
Door alarm
If one of the doors (refrigerator, ice
making, and freezer compartments) is
open for more than 1 minute, an alarm
will beep, notifying fridge temperature
is affected, lowering energy efficiency.
Food is cooled quickly
due to pre-cooled aluminum.
Aluminum tray
Versa case
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Versa Compartment Temperatures / Soft Freezing
To store vegetables and fruits.
To cool drinks.
To store foods which cannot be placed
in the refrigerator compartment.
(Always wrap vegetables to avoid
getting dehydrated)
Meat and Fish
Though your meat or fish may seem to be frozen as if it were
frozen normally, with soft freezing you need not separate food or
wait for it to thaw because your meat or fish can be cut with a
knife immediately after you remove them from the versa
compartment, thereby shortening your cooking time!
Items that have been transferred from freezer to soft freezer or
soft freezer to freezer should be used within 1-2 weeks.
Blocks of meat
Thinly sliced meat or bacon
Ground meat
Cutlets and cod roe
Guidelines for temperature control
and each temperature
Items that are not suitable
for soft freezing
Soft Freezing
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About 3˚C
To store processed foods (such as
fish paste, ham, etc.) yogurt or
cheese for about a week.
Meat that has been stored in the freezer or was bought frozen
can be transferred to the soft freezer, so you can divide up and
remove only the amount that you want to use.
Depending on its size, your meat
should be ready to cut within 2-5
hours after it is transferred to the
soft freezer.
They may not be able to
be separated
immediately after they
are removed from the
soft freezer.
Thinly sliced meat or bacon can be cut immediately. They will
thaw while cooking or dipped in basting, during which time you
can easily separate them.
You can cut and remove the amount
you want to use.
Furthermore, if you cut them into
small cubes, they will thaw enough
in 15-30 minutes for you to loosen
with your hands.
Cutlets can be cooked on a
low flame without taking
the time to thaw them. Cod
roe and other highly salted
foods do not freeze and can
be used immediately.
About 0˚C
To store meats or fish for about 2
to 3 weeks.
If it is hard and difficult to cut, adjust
the temperature level towards “L” and
if it is not frozen enough, then adjust
the level towards “H”
About -7˚C (M)
To store frozen foods or ice
creams.
To store meats, fish or other
processed foods for 1 to 3 months.
Items that can not be frozen normally are not suitable for
frost freezing either. Form and quality of such items after
freezing are not guaranteed.
Example: milk, eggs, potatoes, bean curd, konyaku
(nutritious yam paste), etc.
The soft freezer can not preserve commercial ice
cream or frozen foods. Store these items in the
freezer compartment.
About -17˚C
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When not frozen enough When frozen too much
Foods that do not freeze easily
Foods that freeze easily
Since food freezes takes place at approximately -7˚C with soft
freezing, it may take up to 24 hours for food to freeze
completely.
Open and close compartment doors with as low frequency as
possible when you add items to the soft freezer.
The degree of freezing may vary depending on the type of item,
cooking method, arrangement of item (folded and layered or
location of item), amount, and period of storage.
Items may not freeze or may freeze too much (for cutting with a
knife) depending on content of sugar, salt and fat.
Items that have frozen too much can be cut with a knife if they
are left in room temperature for 5-15 minutes.
Adjust the temperature in accordance with degree of
freezing required.
Adjust soft freezing setting
to “H”1-2˚C below “M”
Adjust soft freezing setting
to “L”1-2˚C above “M”
Fruit Others
Blend soft-frozen fruit and yogurt and milk in a blender to make
an easy healthy drink.
Example: Cut half a peeled apple into bite-size pieces, and a
peeled kiwi fruit into 1-cm circular slices. Freeze fruit in the soft
freezer. Then blend soft-frozen apple and kiwi fruit, 250cc of
milk and honey (if you like) in a mixer until it becomes smooth.
(makes 2 servings)
Smoothie
Meat sauce
Boil spinach, place it in an airtight
container and soft-freeze for later
use in miso soup or butter saute.
Spinach
Fermented soybeans can be
mixed immediately after removal
from the versa compartment.
Chilled fermented soybeans can
be quite tasty. You can cut the
amount of fried bean curd you
want to use.
Fermented soybeans and fried bean curd
Make watermelon ice by cutting
watermelon into bite-size pieces
and freezing in the soft freezer.
Soft-freeze mikan oranges or
pineapple in its syrup to make easy
sherbet.
May not freeze depending on
the sugar content of the syrup.
Watermelon
Canned fruit
Please pay attention to the
following when using soft freezing
Food with high salt content,
such as cod roe
Food pre-seasoned with soy
sauce or bean paste
Food with high sugar content,
such as stewed beans
Food with high sugar content,
such as bananas
The soft freezer is recommended for very sweet fruit. Try soft
freezing with various fruit.
Eat fruit frozen without thawing.
(these fruit will not be fresh again after thawing)
The flavor of fruit kept in the soft freezer for more than 1
week may change. It is recommended to eat fruit within 2-3
days to best enjoy its new taste.
Freezing time may vary depending on sugar content of the
fruit, so allow 1 day for freezing.
Food with high water
content, such as boiled
vegetables
Food with high water
content, such as rice
Large blocks of meat with
low fat content, such as thigh
meat
Store left over sauces in an airtight container. You can remove the
sauce with a spoon and use it as a universal sauce with gratin or
omelets.
Sauces with high liquid content may not be removable with a
spoon.
Line the inside of a storage container with plastic wrap, pour
sauce into container, remove by holding the wrap and cut the
amount you need with a knife.
Short Notes
for Users
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Ice Making Compartment (Automatic Ice Maker)
Door
Ice server
Ice level sensor
lever
Ice storage bin Make the ice flat.
Ice storage bin
Ice server
Water supply port cap
Water tank lid
Water tank (app. 1.2L)
Door alarm
If one of the doors
(refrigerator, ice making, and
freezer compartments) is open
for more than 1 minute, an
alarm will beep, notifying
fridge temperature is affected,
lowering energy efficiency.
Ice Making
Compartment
Your first batch of ice
Discard the first 2-3 batches of ice you make or ice
that is made after more that 1 week of nonuse
(about 20 cubes).
This ice often has bad odour or dust on it.
Please do not put
anything deep
inside the ice
storage bin.
Please do not pour anything like sugar, juice or tea
apart from water in the water tank. (The water tank
can withstand up to 60˚C)
V-LED lamp
Pipe, water supply
pump, light-type bacteria
removing filter
* with Lead removal function
Bring light to light-type
bacteria removing filter to
prevent the bacteria from
being bred in the water
tank. (The automatic ice
maker must be cleaned
regularly.)
Can not be removed.
Ice tray
Pipe
Soundproof mat
The soundproof mat reduces
the sound of ice dropping
into the storage bin.
Do not discard.
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When storing food items in the ice storage bin, they must not be higher
than the top of the bin. (This can cause a malfunction or prevent the door
from closing.)
The ice level sensor lever will detect the ice storage automatically, and
will stop ice-making when it reaches a certain amount. (70 to 100pcs.)
In order to detect the ice level correctly, please make the ice flat and put
the ice server in the front of the ice storage bin. The automatic ice maker
could be damaged if it contacts an object.
If you pour anything apart
from water into it, the water
pump may malfunction.
Do not fill the water tank higher than the
filled-level mark.
Filling the water tank with a kettle
while it is still in the tank holder, or
filling it higher than the filled-level mark
may cause “connected” ice to form.
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Up to the
full-level mark
Making Ice
Use the control panel for the following operations.
To stop ice making
To use the ice making compartment as a refrigerator
To make ice quickly
1
Select or on the control panel.
3
Remove the water tank. Remove the water
supply port cap and
fill the tank with water.
4
Replace the water tank holding it level.
Approximately time for making one set of ice (7-8 pieces)
Clear ice is made slowly to increase the clarity of the ice cube.
2
50-80 minutes
Quick ice
making mode
5-8 hours
Crystal Ice
making mode
90-120 minutes
Regular Ice
making mode
About Crystal Ice
Ice making time
Ice shapes
Short Notes
for Users
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Initial setting of the ice making compartment at
delivery is .
Check the amount of water remaining
in the water tank.
Open the door to the refrigerator compartment
and check the level from above the tank.
There may be white sediment (white crystal) or bubbles
inside the ice cube.
In cases below, may cause clear ice into such white
sediment ice.
• When shifting from “Regular ice making mode” to
“Crystal ice making mode.” (Initial is set to “ ”)
• Ice made of water containing much mineral. (This
white sediment is a crystal of mineral ingredients,
which is not harmful.)
• When surrounding temperature, status of use have
changed.
• When pieces of ice are stored long time in the ice
storage bin. (Frost will cover the ice. If it is put into
water, the frost will dissolve.)
When you want to maintenance the clarity of the
ice or the ice making time operation
Tipping the tank will cause water spillage.
If the water tank does not fit properly in place,
ice will not be made. In addition, it can cause the
water tank to freeze. Check that there is no
foreign material in the tank holder or water
supply pipe.
Ice made of water containing much mineral such as mineral
water might cause white sediment (white crystal). When the ice
melts into water, it may appear fibrous. This white sediment is a
crystal of mineral ingredients, which is not harmful.
The V-LED lamp comes on in the following condition:
• When the door of the refrigerator compartment or ice making
compartment is kept open (However, the lamp goes out when
the door is kept open for 5 minutes.)
• Before and after feeding water into the ice tray.
To cool the Ice Making compartment, set the target temperature
between -30˚C to -20˚C when Quick ice making.
The time required for making ice might be longer according to
the frequency of closing and opening the door, the temperature
around the refrigerator, and the amount and temperature of the
water added to the tank.
The ice is such a shape as irregular and
flat trapezium or rhombus.
The size of ice made for one time may
vary with the water amount in the water
tank.
One batch of ice is 7-8 pieces.
If the water tank is filled above the fulllevel mark, the water channels in the ice
tray will freeze, causing 2-3 pieces of ice
to stick together and bumpy ice.
If some pieces of ice stored long time,
they will be stuck or become smaller.
(This phenomenon is called
“sublimation”.)
The quickly made ice may be cracked or
split due to fast freezing.
Ice making time can increase depending on the
surrounding temperature, the status of usage, and type
of water.
Please decrease the number of times the door is opened
when making clear ice.
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Maintaining the Automatic Ice Maker
Water tank
Water supply pipe
Pipe junction
Pipe
Tank holder
(on the refrigerator body)
Be careful not to
pinch any foreign
object.
Insert horizontally
While pushing the
tab downward with your
finger, pull the cover off.
Tab
Pipe
Water
supply
pump
Impeller
Cap
Cover
Light-type bacteria
removing filter
Cleaning once a week
Remove the lid and
wash with water.
(the tank can
withstand up to
approximately
60°C)
1
Pull out the pipe.
Twist the pump to remove it.
2
Disassemble and wash the parts
with water.
3
Reverse the steps to replace the pump.
Water tank
Pipe
Improper reassembling might cause failed ice making or increased noise.
Check the following.
Fit the filter cover’s tab (1) and
hook (2) into the cap.
1
Align the marks on the
pipe and the water tank.
4
Rotate the cap and catch the cap
hook 1 onto the water supply
pump projection 2.
2
Securely rotate the water supply pump
into the water tank to install it.
3
*Make sure that the impeller is in the pump.
Pipe
mark
Water tank
Light-type
bacteria
removing filter
Impeller
Rotate
Rotate
Water tank
Reassembly points
Water tank Water supply pump / Light-type bacteria removing filter
Cleaning once a month
Cleaning once a month
1
Pull out water supply
pipe. Wipe the tank
holder with clean cloth.
2
Separate pieces and
wash with water.
3
Reverse steps to
replace the pipe.
Side A
Side B
Aluminum pipe
Seal
Water supply
pipe
Tank holder
Water supply pipe / Tank holder
Do not let water flow into the
tank holder.
The impeller is magnetic. Wash carefully
to remove all foreign objects.
The products above give ice odours.
Normally the filter need not be replaced.
However, replace it in the following
conditions:
•When the filter is clogged by passing
something other than water through the
filter.
•When the filter is broken.
•When the filter is moldy.
In such cases, contact the dealer that you
purchased this refrigerator.
Twist on the aluminum pipe
to replace it.
*The water supply pipe may be
white due to minerals or chlorine,
but this is not abnormal. Wash the
pipe and continue using it.
Replace the water supply pipe. Be
sure that sides A and B fit flush
against each other. Otherwise, the ice
maker may malfunction if the pipe is
not installed properly.
Improper fitting or any foreign object
will produce a clearance between the
pipe and the pipe junction to cause
freezing of the water tank.
* Make sure that no foreign object is
found between the water supply
pipe and the pipe junction.
Water supply
pipe
Do not use kitchen detergent,
benzene, bleach or other cleaning
products to clean the light-type
bacteria removing filter.
Be sure to read all instructions for
detergents, bleach and other
cleaning products you use to clean
the water tank and lid.
Note
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Put the water tank back to
its original position.
The display (“ ”, “ ”, or “ ”) of the ice
making compartment will blink (for about 1 minute).
(The water and ice will empty from the ice tray.)
After the blinking stops, the original display will
return. You may hear a knocking sound. This is not a
malfunction. (This sound indicates that the operation
of refrigerant valve is being checked.)
1
Remove ice from the ice storage
bin and close the Ice Making
compartment door.
1
Remove the water tank and close the
ice making compartment door.
2
Fill the water tank with water and
set it in place.
Discard all the ice and water from the ice tray
in the ice storage bin to empty the ice tray.
5
Remove the ice storage bin and
discard the water and ice.
3
Remove the ice storage bin and
discard the water and ice.
4
Set the ice making compartment to
“ ” or “ ”.
5
4
Repeat step 2 to 3 times.
3
3
Press button on the control panel
for about 5 seconds (until a “beep”
sound is heard).
Cleaning the ice tray using water from the water tank
When the automatic ice maker will
not be used for a long period of time
When using the “ ” or “ ” setting
* Follow these instructions for transportation of the refrigerator as well.
Remove ice
Ice storage bin
2
Press button on the control panel
for about 5 seconds (until a “beep”
sound is heard).
To clean (rinse) the ice tray
When the setting of Ice Making compartment is “REF
(Refrigerator)”, this function is impossible. After changing the
setting from “REF”, perform the following procedure.
(To change the setting for the ice making compartment)
Regular cleaning produces clean and delicious ice.
Regular cleaning prevents water stains, molding, etc.
To restart the ice maker, switch
the ice making setting.
Do not discard the two-layer soundproof mat.
Do not discard the two-layer soundproof mat.
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The display (“ ”, “ ”, or “ ”) of the ice
making compartment will blink (for about 1 minute).
(The ice tray will be cleaned by the water from the
water tank.)
After the blinking stops, the original display will
return. You may hear a knocking sound. This is not a
malfunction. (This sound indicates that the operation
of refrigerant valve is being checked.)
Wash the water tank (water pump,
pipe, and light-type bacteria
removing filter), water supply pipe,
ice storage bin, and soundproof mat
with water. Dry carefully and
reinstall parts.
Ice storage bin
Ice making
compartment
Water tank
Maintenance
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Removing and Maintaining the Accessories
1
1
2
Push the shelf inward, then lift
and pull forward.
Maintenance and Cleaning
Drain pan
Two-way flexishelf
Wipe or remove and wash parts with water.
To remove oily deposits, wet a cloth with warm water or
dishwashing detergent and wipe.
(Be sure to wipe off all oily deposits. Oily deposits can cause
plastic parts to break.)
Be sure to wipe off any detergent you used.
Be sure to read all instructions and heed precautions for
chemically treated disposable cloths you use to clean parts.
Do not use alcohol, benzene, steel wool or alkaline-base
detergents. They will cause damage to plastic parts (door
handles, cap, cases, etc.) and coating.
1 Remove the toe grille by pressing the left
and right sides inward while pulling forward.
2 Hold the drain pan with two hands and pull
out gently.
Elevating Shelves
Disassembling or applying grease to the Elevating Shelves can cause it to malfunction.
Removal
2
Push up each support, one at a time,
with a strong effort. (4 supports)
(When the internal hooks are released
from the refrigerator, a “click” sound
will be heard.)
3 After the 4 supports are released,
pull out the shelf.
1
Move the lever completely to the right.
Installation
2
Make sure that the 4 metal stoppers are securely
fitted into the refrigerator, then lightly set the shelf
into the refrigerator and align the 4 supports with the
4 stoppers.
4
Finally, move the lever to the left and right and check
that the shelf moves up and down while remaining
level. (If the shelf does not remain level, the 4 hooks
are not securely caught onto the refrigerator.
Remove the shelf and repeat steps
1
to 4.)
3
Push each of the 4 supports,
one at a time, downward from
above. (When the internal
hooks catch onto the
refrigerator, a “click” sound
will be heard.)
1 Make sure that the lever is moved
completely to the right.
Tray removal
2 Lift up the back of the tray until the front
hooks (3) and side hooks (2) are released.
* Lift up the tray slowly, otherwise it may fall.
3 Remove the tray with both hands.
1 Push the hooks (3) at the back of the
tray upward with your finger.
If the supports are not released easily,
push the internal hooks inward.
Maintenance
Remove the power plug
from the socket.
Wait at least 10 minutes before you replace the power plug.
The refrigerator will not operate if the plug is replaced immediately
after it is removed.
Failure to remove the plug may
result in electric shock.
Warning
Before you start
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Dust
Dameged
cord
3
5
Drip
gutters
Is the power cord or plug damaged?
Has dust collected on the power plug?
Is there abnormal heat build-up in the power plug?
Is the outlet coming loose?
Have you properly reinserted the power plug?
Reverse removal procedures to reinstall accessories.
Warning
Caution
Inspect the power cord, plug and outlet
Refrigerator Compartment
Vegetable Compartment (Tricolor LED)
Wipe away all soil
or drippings.
Do not put your hands underneath the refrigerator.
Doing so can cause injury.
Control panel
Drip Gutters
The rear of the refrigerator and the floor
Replacing the interior light bulb
Refrigerator Compartment / Vegetable Compartment (Tricolor LED)
After Maintenance
Wipe with a soft dry cloth.
* Do not use alcohol, benzene, steel wool or alkaline-base
detergents. They can cause the control panel to malfunction.
Please contact the retail store at which you purchased it or a Mitsubishi
Electric Maintenance Service or Customer Service representative.
Using non-designated interior light bulbs can cause fire. Non-removal of
plug before changing interior light bulb can cause electric shock or injury.
Just in case of refrigerant-leakage, explosion or fire can be caused.
Warning
Damaged power cords or plugs, and dust collected
on plugs can cause electric shock or fire.
1
Turn the adjustable supports to lift them off the floor and move the refrigerator.
2
Wipe away all soil from the rear of the refrigerator, the wall and the floor. Air
circulation can cause dust to collect at the rear of and on
the floor under the refrigerator, creating black soiled areas.
1 Remove the plug.
2 Remove the AUTO-shelves (2) and two-way flexishelf.
3 Press the tab upward as you pull the cover forward.
4 Replace the interior light bulb
Please purchase a light bulb for
the refrigerator (MR-S45N) from
your retail store.
5 To replace the cover, insert the upper
tabs and then the lower tabs.
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2
4
3
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2
2
1
3
1
2
2
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1
2
1
2
Sliding chilled case
1
Alternately lift up the left and right sides (the pockets are securely installed).
2 Pull toward you.
1 Support the lid with a hand.
2
Lift up the case and pull it towards you.
Sliding case Vegetable case
Small Item Case
Vegetable Compartment
Freezer Compartment
Slide chilled case / Small Item Case
Free pocket Bottle pocket
Door seal
Ice Making Compartment and Versa Compartment
Door seal
Free Pockets / Bottle pocket
1
Pull the case till it stops.
2
Lift up the case and pull it towards you.
1
Open the compartment door all the way.
2
Lift out holding the area closest to you.
Dirty seal is easily damaged
and can cause refrigerated
air to leak.
* The upper shelf of the sliding case compartment
cannot be removed.
1
Open the door all the way.
2
Pull up and lift the case
toward you.
3
Lift up the door slightly and pull it
toward you, then angle it down.
4 Pull up and lift the case toward you.
1 Open the door all the way.
2 Pull up and lift the freezing
case (upper) toward you.
3 Pull up and lift the freezing
case (lower) toward you.
Maintenance
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What to do
(until a “beep” sound is heard).
The mark will come on.
Blinking
Stay lit
1
Press button and select the
refrigerator.
2
Press and buttons
simultaneously for about 3 seconds.
1
Press button and display the required
compartment for temperature adjustment.
2
Press button repeatedly and
adjust temperature.
Electric power goes out
1
Clean the automatic ice maker.
2
After removing the power plug from the outlet, clean
the interior of the unit. Leave the doors open for 2 to
3 days to sufficiently dry the interior of the unit.
* Failure to sufficiently dry the interior of the unit can cause molding,
odours, and refrigerant (gas) leakage due to corrosion of the condenser.
The unit will not be used for a long period of time
1
2
2
4
Discard the water and ice in the water
tank and the ice tray.
Wear some protection such as work-gloves.
3
Discard water collected in the drain pan.
Gently transport the unit with 2 or
more people, gripping the hand-holds
on the lower-front interior and the
upper-rear of the unit.
Front Lower interior Gripping the hand-holds
on the upper
Transporting the unit
To make fine adjustments of temperature
(Fine Adjustments mode)
When [E56] appears on the LCD
or the alarm does not stop
Setting to fine adjustment mode
Fine temperature adjustment
Temperature
bar
Refrain from frequently opening and closing the refrigerator doors,
and avoid storing additional items.
Setting for modes other than temperature may change. Please check.
(Child Lock, Energy-Saving, Fast Cooling, etc.)
Do not lay the unit on its side (doing so can cause
malfunction of the compressor).
When the alarm does not stop, press the button for 5
seconds for the alarm to stop.
After the alarm has stopped, Please contact the retail store at
which you purchased it or a Mitsubishi Electric Maintenance
Service or Customer Service representative.
Repeat the operation explained above.
To release
(A “beep” sound is heard).
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Warning
It uses flammable refrigerant, do not damage the refrigerant
circuit.
• If the gas leaks, ignition or explosion may be caused.
You can set fine adjustment mode for the
refrigerator, freezer or versa compartments
when selecting settings for “REF” or “FZR”.
mark
When selecting the versa compartment, the
light of the temperature control display first
blinks and then stays on to perform the
setting.
Please contact the retail store at which you
purchased the refrigerator or a Mitsubishi Electric
Maintenance Service or Customer Service
representative.
Troubleshooting
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Specifications
It shows that the
setting is “L”.
Blinking
1
Press and and buttons
simultaneously for about 3 seconds.
2
Press button. When you want to
make high clarity ice, set to “H” and to
speed up making clear ice, set to “L”.
The light of the high, medium,
low control display first blinks and
then stays on to perform the setting.
Table of high clarity ice and making time set at each mode.
Initial is set to “M”
Display Time of making ice
Degree of clearness
(the percentage of clearness
area of the ice)
L Faster than “M” 70-80% of the ice
M
Approx 5-8 hours
80-90% of the ice
H Slower than “M” Over 90% of the ice
When you want to make high clarity ice or
fasten the speed making high clarity ice
This appliance is designed for use in New Zealand
only and can not be used in any other country. No
servicing is available outside of New Zealand.
(until a “beep” sound is heard).
(a “beep” sound is heard).
* When set to “M”, the light does not appear on the
control panel.
MR-S45N
Units
Elevating Shelves
Two-way flexishelf
Slide chilled case
Lid of slide chilled case
Water tank (with light-type bacteria
removing filter)
* With Plumbum-removal function.
Free pocket (L)
Free pocket (S)
Small item pocket
Small item case
Free egg shelf
Bottle pocket
Ice storage bin
Soundproof mat
Ice server
Versa case
Aluminum tray
Vegetable case
Sliding case
Vegetable stand
Freezing case (upper)
Freezing case (lower)
Drain pan
Toe grills
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Model
Accessories
Refrigerator Compartment
Ice Making
Compartment
Vegetable
Compartment
Versa
Compartment
Freezer
Compartment
Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting
1 Has the temperature just been adjusted? Is the
display moving?
2 Is or displayed?
Unit does not
cool at all
Items in the versa
compartment begin
to freeze
1 Check the power plug and the main power supply.
2 The demonstration operation is on. Cancel the “D”
display.
1 Is the unit receiving power?
2 Is “D” displayed on the control panel?
1 Change setting to “M” or “H”.
2 It sometimes take 4-5 hours for unit to cool and up to
24 hours for ice to mak
e in the summer.
3 Check that installation was properly executed.
4 Check that the unit is not excessively packed with
food items and that the doors are not ajar.
1 Is temperature set to “L”?
2 Have you just begun using the unit?
3 Have you impeded heat ventilation due to no
space around the refrigerator
, placed it in direct
sunlight, etc.?
4 Have you blocked the flow of refrigerated air or
left the door open?
1
Change setting to “M”. Keep in mind that temperature
temporarily drops during QUICK MODE.
2 Store vegetables, fruit, items with high water content
and beverages in the front of the unit.
3 Set refrigerator compartment and vegetable
compartment to “L” to prevent freezing.
1 Is the temperature setting set to “H” or “CHIL”?
2 Have you placed items with high water content in
the back of the unit?
3 Is surrounding air temperature less than 5˚C?
1 The temperature is an estimate of the food
temperature and does not change quickly
. After the
temperature for the versa or ice making compartment
is adjusted, the display may move until the
temperature stabilizes.
2
Cancel the timer mode or child lock setting.
1 Items will not freeze when the temperature setting is
set to “REF” or “CHIL”.
2 It takes some time for the unit to cool. Wait at least
30 minutes before placing frozen foods in the versa
compartment or use fast cooling.
3 Place the food items so that the cool airflow can flow
above the items.
1 Is the temperature setting set to “REF” or “CHIL”?
2 Has the temperature just been adjusted or have you
just begun using the unit?
3 Are the items on top packed too tightly?
1
Temperature may change when the compressor starts or
stops, when surrounding air temperature changes, or before
and after operation of the automatic defrost function.
2
Refrain from opening and closing doors until the unit cools.
3
Temperature may temporarily drop during “QUICK” mode.
1 Has the temperature setting changed even though
the doors of the unit are closed?
2 Do you open the doors of the unit frequently?
3 Is the unit set to fast cooling mode?
1 Items will freeze when the temperature setting is set
to “SOFTF” or “FZR”.
1 Is the versa compartment set to “SOFTF” or
“FZR”?
1 It sometimes take 4-5 hours for unit to cool and up to
24 hours for ice to mak
e in the summer.
2 In particular, check that the outlet of the pipe in the
tank is securely installed to the tank.
3 Check the installation.
4 Assume that there is sufficient ice in the storage bin.
Remove foods, etc. from the storage bin. Level out
the ice evenly in the storage bin.
5 Set to “REG” or “CRL”
6 High Clarity ice takes longer time to be made than
usual ice. (approx 5-8 hours)
7 Sometimes there are few pieces of ice in a batch.
1 Have you just begun using the unit?
2 Are the water supply pump and pipe set properly
in the water tank?
3 Is the water supply pipe set properly in the tank
holder?
4 Have you left food or the ice server laying in the
ice storage bin?
5 Is the ice making compartment set to “ STOP” or
“REF”?
6 Is the ice making compartment set to “CRL ”?
7 Is there enough water in the water tank? Is the
refrigerator tilted?
Unit does not
cool sufficiently;
unit does not
produce
ice or ice
melts
Items in the versa
compartment
begin to melt
Temperature cannot
be adjusted;
display moves
When Check the following Solutions and reasons
Ice maker does
not produce ice
or produces
very little ice;
water level in
water tank
does not
decrease
Items in
compartments other
than the freezer
compartment begin
to freeze
Control panel
temperature
display changes
suddenly
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Troubleshooting
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1 The unit has switched to high-speed operation for
powerful cooling during first operation, when
temperature is hot, when doors are opened and closed
frequently, during QUICK MODE, etc.
2 These are sounds made during automatic ice making.
The unit’
s automatic ice maker and pump make a
sound every 100 minutes or so, regardless of whether
or not the tank is filled with water.
3
These are sounds made during automatic ice making operation
check. This sound is made even during “STOP” mode.
4
This is a sound made when the fan motor stops and starts.
5 These are sounds made during gas flow.
6 This is a creaking sound made when warm air has
penetrated the unit, causing plastic parts to e
xpand.
7 This is a sound made during refrigerant valve
operation check.
8
The sound is made when the air control damper operates.
9 This is the sound of the airflow from the cooling fan.
1 Sounds suddenly get louder or tone changes.
2 Rattling, squeaking sounds sometimes (every 1-2
hours)
3 Choking, squeaking sounds after turning on power,
sometimes during ice making (e
very 1-2 hours)
4 Whistle sounds after closing doors, etc.
5 Hissing, bubbling sounds sometimes
6 Sound like dripping water sometimes when doors
are opened.
7 Tapping sound (approximately 1-10 times) after
turning on po
wer, sometimes while unit is running,
during cleaning of ice maker plate, etc.
8 Sounds like buzzing mosquitoes.
9 Low whirring sound sometimes after opening the
freezer compartment door
.
1 Improper installation or any foreign object might
produce a clearance.
Then the cold air can flow
backward to cause freezing.
2 The cold air flows backward to cause freezing.
Remove the dropped food or plastic.
1 Is the pipe installed on the water tank securely? Is
there any foreign object between the pipe and water
supply pipe?
2 Is any food or plastic dropped into the back side of
the case in the ice making or freezer compartment?
1 Relocate unit at a distance from televisions and other
appliances.
2 Use a dedicated power source.
1 Is your television or other appliances located near
the refrigerator?
2 Is the refrigerator’s power outlet close to the
antennae drop area?
The water tank and
water supply pipe
become warm.
The water tank
or the water
supply pipe
freezes
Ice is dented, comes
out cloudy small melts
Your television
picks up noise
Noise is loud;
the unit makes
disturbing
sounds;
the following
sounds are
normal
The outer walls
heat up; wind
blows from the floor
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1
The deodoriser can not completely remove extremely strong
odours, so be sure to cover with plastic wrap.
2 Perform maintenance and clean regularly.
1 Have you placed items with strong odours inside
the unit without covering them with plastic wrap?
2 Is the water tank clean?
You are concerned
by strong odours
(from food or ice)
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The anti-freeze heater is turned on.
This is a normal phenomenon.
The unit is equipped with side and ceiling heat ventilation prevention piping and on bottom with a fan to promote heat
ventilation. When unit is first operated or during the summer, exterior walls become especially hot (approximately 50-60˚C)
and warm air can flow from below the unit. These are necessary devices for cooling the unit; resulting heat is not abnormal.
Refer to page 21 regarding shape and clarity of the ice.
If situation does not change even after troubleshooting, immediately contact a
representative of the retail store where purchase was made.
1 Moisture in the air becomes condensation or frost
when it cools. Moisture or frost can collect even if
the door is only slightly ajar.
2
Moisture may temporarily collect on the unit. Wipe with a
dry cloth. Frost can form easily in the freezer
compartment. Try to reduce the time that the door is open.
1 Do you open the door frequently or is the door
ajar?
2 Is it a rainy or highly humid time of year?
1 Be careful not to stick any stored foods out of the
shelv
es or cases.
2 Remove the dropped or pinched items. Be careful not
to pinch foods, po
wer cables or plastic bags.
3 Lower the adjustable supports to raise the front of the
refrigerator slightly and make closing
the door easier.
1
Does any food come in contact with the refrigerator
door? Is there too much food stored in the refrigerator?
2 Is any food dropped into the back side of the
sliding door, or is the power cable placed between
the unit and the door?
3 Is the unit installed properly? Are the adjustable
supports right on the floor?
The door is easy to open.
The door will not close.
Moisture or frost
collects on the
interior or
exterior
the unit.
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The appliance is not intended for use by young children or infi rm persons without supervision.
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Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
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WARNING - Do not use mechanical devices or other means to accelerate the defrosting process, other
than those recommended by the manufacturer.
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WARNING - Do not use electrical appliances inside the food storage compartments of the
appliance, unless they are of the type recommended by the manufacturer.
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WARNING - Should the refrigerant circuit be damaged, do not use electric items or fi re equipments near
by, and open the window to ventilate the room. And contact the retail store at which you purchased it or
the following MITSUBISHI SERVICE CENTER.
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Wellington Auckland Christchurch:
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Lower Hutt Penrose 37 Mandeville street
Wellington Auckland Christchurch
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