Refrigerator-Freezer
MODEL
MR-WX627Z MR-WX743Y
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
R600a
Store food in the best way for consumption
Place food and drinks in the compartments suitable for preserving them.
Convenient functions can be easily set by simply touching icons on the operation panel.
!
Refrigerator Compartment
Pages 10 - 11
About 0°C
Foods that are used
daily
Foods you do not
want to freeze
to
6
°C
➡
Sliding Cases
Pages 10 - 11
About -3°C
Upper Case
Lower Case
Dairy products: Yogurt, cheese, etc.
Fish paste products: Steamed
fi sh paste, fi sh cake, etc.
Processed food: Ham, sausages,
etc.
Recommended!
The lower case can be set with .
Supercool
Chilling
Preserves fl avor below 0°C for a long time
without freezing!
Meat
Fish
to 3
°C
To preserve meat
or fi sh below
freezing
➡
Operation Panel
Pages 8 - 9
If you touch the left button,
icons will be displayed. You
can select the setting that you
prefer.
Ice Making Compartment
Pages 12 - 13
Ice is made automatically.
Freezer Compartment
Page 19
About
Frozen food
Ice cream
Food frozen at home
Bread
If you store food that is Supercool Frozen in the freezer
compartment, it can be stored for a long time without losing its
taste and texture.
Notice
The temperatures described here are measured in the lower centre of the refrigerator after the temperature has stabilized when the
surrounding temperature is 30°C and the doors are closed without any food inside. The temperature fl uctuates with factors such as food
storage conditions and how often the doors are opened and closed.
The illustration is of the MR-WX743Y.
-22
°C
to
-16
°C
2
Energy Saving Mode
ENERGY
SAVING
energy saving mode
Page 20
Contents
(Pages)
Safety Precautions …………………… 4-5
From Installation to Operation …… 6-7
How to Use the Operation Panel … 8-9
Compartment Introduction
Refrigerator Compartment / Sliding Cases
Ice Making Compartment
… 10-11
… 12-13
Safety
With the ECO guide, you can check
your refrigerator's ECO level.
Versa Compartment
Pages 14 - 15
Soft-Freezing: About
(Can also switch to freezer)
Supercool
Freezing
Blocks of meat
Ground meat
Fillets
Hot
Freezing
Freshly cooked rice
Curry
Sauces
Soft-Freezing / Supercool Freezing
P
ges 16 - 18
a
°C
-9
To supercool freeze foods
such as meat, fi sh, and
dessert
To use Supercool Freezing
on hot cooked foods such
as freshly cooked rice,
curry, and sauces
to
-5
°C
Vegetable Compartment
Page 19
About 3°C
Vegetables
Fruits
Drinks
The water that evaporates from the food is
kept inside the compartment to maintain
the moisture. Storing fruits and vegetables
in plastic wrap keeps them even fresher.
to
°C
9
Versa Compartment … 14-15
Soft-Freezing / Supercool Freezing
… 16-18
Freezer Compartment …… 19
Vegetable Compartment … 19
Energy Saving Mode ……………… 20
Detail setting
Performing Temperature Adjustment
Rapid Cool …………………………… 23
Power Save Mode …………… 24-25
Cleaning …………………………… 26-30
Other Issues ……………………… 31-34
Power Outages …………………………………31
To Prevent Accidental Button Operation
(Child Safety Lock) ………………………… 31
To Reset Settings ……………………………… 31
Alarm Sounds …………………………………… 32
When Not Using the Refrigerator for a
Long Time …………………………………… 32
To Move or Transport the Refrigerator ……… 33
To Control the Temperature More Precisely
Troubleshooting ………………… 35-38
Specifi cations ………………………… 39
This refrigerator is manufactured for refrigerating and freezing
foods in general households. For industrial use, please use a
commercial refrigerator.
The material names are indicated on the main plastic parts to
facilitate recycling.
This refrigerator uses non-freon refrigerant (isobutane) and
non-freon foam insulation material (cyclopentane).
… 21-22
…34
etc.
Installation
Operation
Panel
REF
Sliding Cases
Ice
S-COOL
FRZ
VEG
ENERGY
SAVING
Temperature
Adjustment
Rapid
Cool
PWR
SAVE
Cleaning
Troubleshooting
3
Safety Precautions
The following describes the safety precautions to follow in order to
prevent injury to the user and others, as well as to prevent damage to
property.
Warning
Caution
Improper handling that can result in grave
consequences such as death or serious injury.
Improper handling that can result in personal injury or
damage to your house, household furnishings, etc.
Meaning of symbols.
Prohibited
Water
prohibited
Caution
Follow the
instructions
Remove the
power plug.
Warning
When Installing the Refrigerator
Do not install the refrigerator
outdoors or in places exposed
Water
prohibited
to water or excessive humidity.
Water may cause insulation failure,
resulting in an electric shock or fi re.
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Pa
Leave space around the refrigerator.
If refrigerant leaks, it may accumulate and
Follow the
instructions
catch fi re or explode.
Prepare for earthquakes by taking fall
prevention measures
Otherwise an injury may result.
Pag
e 6
Pag
e 7
Power and Power Plug
Do not crush the power plug with the
rear of the refrigerator.
Prohibited
Follow the
instructions
4
Do not damage the power cord.
Pressing, folding, bundling, or
placing heavy objects on the power
cord may cause an electric shock or fi re.
Do not use damaged cords or plugs, or loose sockets.
Doing so may cause an electric shock or fi re.
Do not pull the cord when unplugging the power plug.
The cord may be damaged, resulting in an electric
shock or fi re.
Do not plug in or out the power plug
with wet hands.
Doing so may cause an electric shock.
Use a dedicated outlet for the power supply that
meets the rating specifi ed on the rating label.
(The rating label is located on the
refrigerator compartment.)
Using extension cords and plugging too many
leads into a single socket can cause heat build-up
or fi re.
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e 6
Insert the power plug with the cord
facing down, and fully insert the prongs.
Inserting the plug upside-down
places stress on the cord and may
cause heat generation or fi re.
If the power cord is damaged, call our
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTRE
or its service agent for the replacement.
If the power cord is damaged, purchase a new cord from
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTRE. Make
sure that the power cord is designed for this model.
Follow the
instructions
Remove plug
Prohibited
Power and Power Plug
Remove dust periodically
from the power plug.
Dust may cause insulation failure,
resulting in fi re.
Remove the power plug before cleaning.
Otherwise an electric shock or injury may result.
When Using
Do not damage or drive screws into the
refrigerator's refrigerant circuit (pipes).
Because combustible refrigerant is used, this may
result in fi re or an explosion.
Do not use electrical appliances inside
the refrigerator.
The refrigerant gas leaking into the compartment with sparks
from an electrical contact may cause fi re and explosion.
Do not place volatile, infl ammable
objects inside the refrigerator.
Benzene, cosmetics and hair dressing products
may catch fi re or explode.
Do not store chemicals or scientifi c
specimens in the refrigerator.
Substances that require strict control must not be
stored in household refrigerators.
Do not place objects on top
of the refrigerator.
Objects may fall when the doors
are opened or closed and cause injury.
Do not hang from the door or handle.
Do not climb on an open door.
Do not apply a heavy load.
The refrigerator may tip over and cause injury.
Do not apply excessive force to glass
doors or shelves.
An impact can cause the glass to crack and may
result in injury.
Do not touch the mechanical area of the automatic
ice maker (area above the ice storage box).
Doing so may result in injury.
Do not use combustible sprays near the refrigerator.
Sparks from an electrical contact may cause an
ignition and fi re.
If an abnormality or malfunction occurs,
stop operation immediately and contact
the retail store where you purchased the
refrigerator or a MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC
SERVICE CENTRE or its service agent.
Warning Caution
When Using
Do not use in a shed or garage.
Small animals may damage the electrical wiring
Prohibited
and cause an electric shock or fi re.
Do not place water containers on top of
the refrigerator.
Water
prohibited
Exposing electrical parts to water may cause an
electric shock or fi re.
Do not wash with water or spill soup or
juice onto the refrigerator.
Water or other liquid may cause an electric shock
or fi re. Wipe off any liquid immediately.
If you notice a gas leak, do not touch the
refrigerator. Open windows to ventilate.
Follow the
instructions
Sparks from an electrical contact may cause an
explosion or fi re.
When the doors are opened or closed,
beware not to hit any furniture.
The door or furniture may be damaged and cause
injury.
Malfunctions and Long-Term Storage
Do not disassemble, repair, or alter.
Do not use while parts are damaged.
Prohibited
Doing so may cause injury, electric shock or fi re.
If the refrigerant circuit (pipe) is
damaged, do not touch the refrigerator
Follow the
instructions
and avoid using fl ames.
Open windows to ventilate.
If the refrigerant circuit is damaged,
contact the retail store.
Failing to do so may cause a fi re.
When not using the refrigerator for a
long time, unplug the power plug and
open the doors to dry the refrigerator.
If the refrigerator is not dried suffi ciently,
refrigerant may leak due to condenser corrosion
and cause a fi re or explosion.
If an abnormality occurs (such as a
burning odor), unplug the power plug
Remove plug
and stop refrigerator operation.
Continuing to operate with an abnormality may
cause an electric shock or fi re.
When Recycling
For storage, make sure to pull out and
remove the door seal.
Follow the
instructions
There is a possibility of a child getting
trapped in the refrigerator during storage.
Contact the retail store or municipal
government for details about correct
refrigerator disposal.
Improper disposal may cause refrigerant leaks,
resulting in a fi re or explosion if exposed to a
fl ame.
When Installing/Transporting the Refrigerator
Anchor the refrigerator to a strong and level
fl oor by adjusting the adjustable supports.
Follow the
instructions
Otherwise, the refrigerator may move and cause injury.
Pages 6 - 7
Use the transportation hand-holds or the parts
instructed when transporting the refrigerator.
Holding other parts may result in injury.
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When moving the refrigerator, lay a
protective sheet on the fl oor and
move the refrigerator slowly.
Failing to do so may result in fl oor
damage or injury.
When Using
Do not pack in excessive amounts of food.
Do not pull the shelves with excessive force.
Prohibited
Follow the
instructions
Caution
Food may fall and cause an injury.
Do not place glass bottles in the freezer,
ice making, and versa compartments.
The bottle may break if the liquid inside freezes,
causing an injury.
Do not put your hands or feet
under the refrigerator.
The steel plates or other parts may cause injury.
Do not eat food that is
discolored or has a bad odor.
It may result in food poisoning or illness.
Observe the following when opening
and closing the doors.
• Do not open or close the doors when another
person is touching the refrigerator.
• Do not put your fi ngers on the top edge of a
drawer-type door while closing it.
•
Do not open or close the doors with excessive force.
(Food may fall out.)
• Be careful not to trap your fi ngers or any other
part of your body.
• Be careful not to hit a part of your body.
• Do not trap your feet with the bottom drawer.
(Danger of your toes caught by the
drawer.)
Failing to follow the precautions
above may result in injury.
Do not touch food or containers in the
freezer compartment with wet hands.
It may cause a cold injury.
Be careful when attaching and removing
the glass shelf and pocket.
If it is attached improperly, it could come loose
and fall, causing injury.
Be careful when breaking apart ice
stuck in the ice storage box.
There is a risk of injury.
Safety
5
From Installation to Operation
1
Installation
MR-WX743Y: Space
of 10 cm or more
MR-WX627Z: Space
of 5 cm or more
MR-WX743Y: Space
of 2 cm or more
MR-WX627Z: Space
of 0.5 cm or more
Install the refrigerator in the
following kind of location.
A place with good ventilation and not
exposed to direct sunlight or hot air
To keep good cooling performance and
reduce power costs.
A place with low humidity
To prevent it from rusting.
A strong and level place
To prevent vibration, noise, and ajar or
tilting doors.
To prevent deformation or discoloration of
the fl oor materials due to the weight or heat.
*If the fl oor materials are carpets, tatami
mats, wooden fl oors, PVC fl oors, etc.
and may deform or discolor, lay a
strong plate or board underneath.
A place away from other devices
To prevent noise or video interference
with devices such as televisions.
For Model MR-WX743Y, there
should be at least 2 cm of space
on both the left and right sides,
and at least 10 cm of space above.
For Model MR-WX627Z, there
should be at least 0.5 cm of space
on both the left and right sides,
and at least 5 cm of space above.
To allow heat to dissipate from the top
and the sides of the refrigerator.
*The rear can be placed directly against
the wall. Leave some space if sound or
stain is a concern.
Do not install the refrigerator
outdoors or in places exposed
to water or excessive humidity.
Water
prohibited
Water may cause insulation failure,
resulting in an electric shock or fi re.
2
Connect the Power Supply
* Connect power supply soon after installing the
refrigerator
Dedicated
outlet that meets
the specifi ed rating.
Turn on the power of the
refrigerator as soon as
possible.
Use a dedicated outlet
Use a dedicated outlet for the power supply that meets the rating
specifi ed on the rating label. (The rating label is located on the
refrigerator compartment.)
Warning
Using outlets that do not meet the specifi ed rating or
plugging in too many leads into a single socket can cause
heat buildup or fi re.
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.
Electrical Connections
Make sure this unit is properly grounded.
The refrigerator should always be plugged into its
dedicated electrical outlet.
This will provide the best performance and prevent
electrical circuits from being overloaded and causing a
fi re.
Make sure that the electrical outlet provides the proper
voltage.
Extension cords are not recommended.
If your refrigerator is installed in the high humidity
location, not only ground connection but also installation
of the earth leakage breaker is recommended.
If the power cord is damaged, purchase a new cord from
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTRE. Make
sure that the power cord is designed for this model, in
order to avoid a hazard.
If the power cord is damaged, call our MITSUBISHI
ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTRE or its service agent for
the replacement, in order to avoid a hazard.
Leave space around the
refrigerator.
If refrigerant leaks, it may
Follow the
instructions
accumulate and catch fi re or
explode.
6
3
Caster
Rear support
Strong board
Adjustable
support
cover
support
cover
support
e e
Adjustable support
Adjustment and Anchoring
Turn the adjustable supports to the
fl oor and anchor them so that the
refrigerator will not move.
Bottom front of refrigerator
(To prevent vibration, noise,
movement, and doors left ajar)
Turn the adjustable
supports in the arrow
direction until they touch
the fl oor.
Adjustable support
Caster
Anchor the refrigerator to a
strong and level fl oor by adjusting
the adjustable supports.
Follow the
instructions
Adjust the tilt with the adjustable supports.
Otherwise, the refrigerator may
move and cause injury.
Adjust the adjustable supports as shown in the fi gures below to make the refrigerator level.
The right
door tilts
down
The left
door tilts
down
If the refrigerator
tilts forward, the
doors will easily
become ajar.
Beginning Use
The refrigerator takes time
to cool completely.
• Wait until the refrigerator
has suffi ciently cooled before
storing ice cream and foods
cooler than room temperature.
• Do not open the doors more
than necessary, and close
them as soon as possible.
• In summertime, it may
take more than 24 hours to
make ice immediately after
installation.
There may be a plastic
odor.
This odor will gradually
disappear.
Ventilate the room to prevent any
odors from being trapped.
The refrigerator will be
powerfully cooled
(this is the same for
summertime).
Because heat will radiate out
•
of the refrigerator in order to
cool its contents, the sides will
become hot.
•
Because the compressor will
enter high-speed operation,
the operation sound will grow
loud.
Installation
Right
Rotate and lower the right side. Rotate and lower the left side.
Left
* A few days after installation, the fl oor may sink due to the refrigerator's weight. Readjust
the tilt with the adjustable supports.
If the door is still tilted after
adjustment of the supports
When installing the refrigerator
in the corner of a room, one
of the rear supports may sink,
causing the refrigerator to tilt. If
this happens, use a strong board
for adjustment. (Normally, use
a board with a thickness of 2 to
3 mm.)
After adjustment, attach the adjustable support cover.
Rear support
Strong board
(The adjustable support cover is stored inside the refrigerator compartment at
shipment)
Fully insert the adjustable support cover
horizontally until it touches the rear side.
Adjustable
support
cover
Adjustable
support
cover
Adjustable
support
Prepare for Earthquakes
It is recommended to pass
2 strong belts through
the hand-holds on the top
rear of the refrigerator and
anchor them to a strong
location, such as a wall or
post.
Strong
Belts
Do not damage
the refrigerant
circuit (pipes)
or drive screws
into it.
Prohibited
Because combustible
refrigerant is used,
this may result in fi re
or an explosion.
Use in hot spring and
geothermal areas
Corrosion control treatment
may be required for the
refrigerant circuit (pipe) due to
generation of corrosive gases.
Contact the retail store where
you purchased the refrigerator.
7
How to Use the Operation Panel
Touching
will cause the operable icons to light up.
To save power, all displays other than
off if there is no operation for about 30 seconds).
When operating, be sure to touch the buttons with your fi ngers.
ECO GUIDE
The refrigerator's ECO level is
indicated with the number of
marks. Pa
Child Safety Lock Pa
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Touch to go to
compartment selection;
To uc h
settings. P
to go to various
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Detail Setting
are usually turned off (it turns
Example:
refrigerator compartment to "M"
When setting the
Touch an icon to display its setting details.
If you touch the operation panel, icons will be displayed. You can
select the setting that you prefer.
Energy Saving Mode
To successfully save power
Supercool Chilling
To preserve meat or fi sh below freezing
Supercool Freezing
To supercool freeze foods such as meat, fi sh, and dessert
Hot Freezing
To use Supercool Freezing on hot cooked foods such as freshly cooked rice,
curry, and sauces
When setting or cancelling settings (or
cancelling in the middle), touch one of
these.
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Operation Example
(When Setting Supercool Chilling)
1
When you keep the door of the refrigerator open,
touch
sounds once)
2
Here touch .
3
Touch
for about 1 second. (until the buzzer
Touch the icon to set
Confi rm the setting details
and compartment, then
touch
.
Operable icons light
up.
The text above the
touched icon lights up.
Detail Setting
Pages 21 - 25
The
compartment
being set
brightly lights
up.
It lights up for 5
seconds after
setting.
Operation
Panel
In 2 and 3, touching
To Cancel the Setting/Cancel in the Middle
Touch
1
In the following cases, the display may not change even when you touch it.
The operation
panel or your
fi ngers are wet
or dirty.
Wipe the moisture and dirt off your fi ngers.
Perform operations with your hands. After you have touched an icon, confi rm that the display has changed before touching again.
The response may vary, depending on the surrounding temperature, humidity, the health condition of the person who operates it,
and the operating condition of neighboring electric appliances.
Touch the icon
2
to cancel
returns the display to the previous state.
Touch
3
You are wearing gloves or
have sticking plaster on your
fi nger.
The interval between
touches is too short.
(Pressing repeatedly
may cause a
misdetection)
The text above the
icon will disappear.
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Compartment Introduction
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Sliding Cases
Refrigerator Compartment / Sliding Cases
Use the refrigerator compartment when storing foods that will be consumed soon.
Foods such as meat, fi sh, dairy products, and processed food can be kept
fresh longer in the sliding cases at a temperature lower than the refrigerator
compartment.
About 0°C to 6°C
Refrigerator Compartment
Separate Glass Shelf
The height of the wide shelf can be changed on the left and right sides.
The height of the wide shelf can be
Left: Glass Shelf (Middle)
Left: Glass Shelf (Middle
The height can be changed upward
The height can be changed upwar
and downward.
and downward
Lowering it places it at a storage
Lowering it places it at a storage
location suitable for the egg tray.
location suitable for the egg tray.
Adjustable
dju
stable
Pocket (Small)
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Partition
Egg Tray
with Egg
Shelf
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Right: Slide Glass Shelf
(Front) (Back)
The height can be changed
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upward and downward.
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If you slide the shelf to the
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back, you can store high
ack,
objects.
Sliding Cases
0°C to 6°
left and right sides.
Glass Shelf
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can be changed
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ect
shelf to the
store high
Interior Light
MR-WX743Y:Uses 10 LEDs.
MR-WX627Z:Uses 6 LEDs.
If the interior light is damaged, call our
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC SERVICE
CENTRE or its service agent for the
replacement, in order to avoid a hazard.
Glass Shelf (Upper)
The height can be changed
upward and downward.
Glass Shelf (Lower)
Adjustable Pocket (Large)
Adjustable Pocket
(Large) (Small)
The height of the
adjustable pockets can
be changed.
Bottle Pocket (Large)
Store plastic
or glass bottles.
*The illustration is of
the MR-WX743Y.
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Air Outlet
If food with a high water content
Bottle Pocket (Small)
Bottle Pock
Rotating Partition
Open and close the
doors slowly.
If you open or close the
doors with force, the
rotating partition may
open to the front.
Return the partition
to its regular position
before closing the door.
(Otherwise it may be
damaged.)
The door will
automatically close
from halfway with
the Auto closer
Lower Case
Preventing the Transfer of Odors
It is recommended that foods that have strong odors or easily absorb odor are either
wrapped thoroughly or stored in an airtight container
Kimchi, pot stickers,
sardines (seafood), beef, etc.
Food that transfers odors easily
With the door of the refrigerator compartment open at an angle of about 20 degrees or
less, the door will close automatically.
The door may stop before closing completely if you swing the door too
softly.
If the door stops (ajar), it will not close automatically.
The speed of the closing door may change according to the amount of food
stored.
Upper Case Cover
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Up
Upper Case
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is placed near the air outlets, it
may freeze.
(Cans of beer and soft drink, etc., in
particular, may burst when frozen.)
*The location of the air outlets
differs according to the model.
.
Rice, potato salad, etc.
Food that may easily absorb
odors
When a door is open,
you will be informed
with the door alarm.
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Sliding Cases
Upper Case
(About 0°C to 3°C)
• Processed food such as sausage, ham and dairy
products can be preserved.
• Do not store food that is easily frozen.
• The temperature cannot be adjusted.
About -3°C to 3°C
At the time of purchase, the lower case is not set
to Supercool Chilling.
When setting Supercool Chilling, use the
following settings.
Lower Case
Supercool Chilling can be set with
• Food will not freeze, even below the freezing point (about
-3°C to 0°C)
• The freshness of meat and fi sh can be prolonged without
freezing.
.
Preserving Meat or Fish Below Freezing
Supercool
Chilling
1
2
Supercool Chilling stores and preserves meat or fi sh for a longer
time at a temperature lower than the refrigerator compartment or
upper case without freezing them.
Once it has been set, Supercool Chilling will be the default
setting until it is disabled.
To Set
1
Touch on the operation panel
2
Touch
The text above the icon will light up.
3
Touch
The settings are fi nished.
It doesn't matter whether you put food in before or after the
settings.
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To cancel the setting
* If you disable the setting, the lower case can be used in the same way as
the upper case.
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Supercool Chilling Is Very Useful
Tastes
Because the food doesn't
good
freeze, the fresh fl avor lasts
longer!
Tips
Do not leave food hanging over shelves or pockets.
Do not place bottles that cannot fi t all the way to the bottom of the bottle pocket.
Do not attach a case that you purchased separately onto the outside of a pocket.
Do not heat the glass surfaces of the glass shelves or place hot objects on them.
Do not close the door while food is in front of the upper case or the lower case.
Fully stow away the cases. Otherwise they may keep a door ajar and reduce the cooling performance, or food may fall and cause damage to a case.
Do not pile food to the top. Leave a gap so that cold air can fl ow to the ceiling and between food.
Keep
fresh
Meat and fi sh last longer and are fresher than in
the refrigerator compartment or upper case!
Estimated Preservation Period
Meat ········ Up to about 7 days
Fish ········· Up to about 5 days
Sashimi (Block) ······ Up to about
* The preservation period will differ according to the
freshness of food before storing it and the using condition
of the refrigerator.
3 days
REF
Sliding Cases
Notice
Because sliding cases cannot guarantee the quality of foods that easily freeze (such as tofu, konjac, raw eggs, vegetables, etc.),
storing such foods is not suitable. Depending on the type and amount of food, as well as its condition at the time it is placed in the
refrigerator, food may freeze.
The temperature of the lower case (when Supercool Chilling is set) may exceed 0°C depending on the time of door opening/closing
and the amount of food.
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Compartment Introduction
Ice Making Compartment
If water is put into the refrigerator compartment's water tank, ice will be
made in the ice making compartment.
Clean the ice maker periodically to ensure that the ice is pure and
delicious. Pages 26 - 27
Tank Cap
Lid
Ice Tray Lock Lever
Ice Tray
Water Tank
(About 1.2L)
Push in the water tank until it touches
the rear side and confi rm that the handle
is aligned with the front of the lower
case.
Lower Case
Soundproof Mat
Reduces the sound of dropping
ice. Do not dispose of it.
When a door is open,
Ice Storage
Box
you will be informed
with the door alarm.
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Making Ice
Wash the water tank, water supply pipe, and ice tray before making ice for the fi rst time, or if you have
not made ice for more than a week.
1
Water
Supply
Port
Remove the water tank from the refrigerator compartment,
remove the tank cap
Do not pour water above the full position ().
Water will easily spill when you carry the tank.
Further, it may cause the ice to join together or form a
protrusion.
*WARNING-Fill with potable water only.
by twisting it,
and supply water.
Full position ()
12
2
Tips
Ice
Server
Door
Ice
Server
Ice Storage
Box
Reference Line
Ice Storage
Box
Close the water tank cap and return the water tank to its
original position.
Hold the tank with
both hands.
Push the tank until it
touches the rear side.
Lay fl at
Push in the water tank until it touches the rear side.
Setting the water tank incorrectly may prevent ice from forming.
Tilting the tank will cause the water to spill.
Ice Tray
Sensor Lever
(Detects the
ice storage
level)
Do not place food inside when making ice.
Stop the ice making and then place the food below the reference line on
the side. (Not doing so may result in a half-shut door or malfunction and
damage)
Do not pour anything other than cold water into the water tank, such as warm water,
juice, tea, soft drinks, or other liquids (the tank can resist heat up to 60°C).
Pouring anything other than cold water into the tank may cause damage.
Do not pour water directly into the ice tray to make ice. Unfrozen water in the ice
tray may fall into the ice storage box, and the ice may not form cubes.
The level of the ice storage is checked automatically by the sensor lever, and ice making
is stopped when the ice reaches a certain level (about 70 to 140 ice cubes). To detect the
ice storage level correctly, make sure that the ice is fl at and that the ice server is kept in its
storage position in the front of the ice storage box as shown in the left diagram.
Open and shut the door of the ice making compartment slowly. There is a
risk of the ice spilling.
Pages 21 - 22
Quick Ice Making
♪
Rapid Ice
1
RAPID
ICE
(Quick Ice Making)
The ice making time for a
single batch can be shortened.
Touch on the operation panel
1
RAPID
ICE
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.
2
Repeatedly touch to display
Repeatedly touch to light up
3
The display changes each time the button is touched.
RAPID
ICE
The settings are fi nished.
To cancel Rapid Ice, select
or .
In the following cases, quick ice making is stopped automatically, and regular ice making will begin.
•When about 10 hours have passed since the quick ice making is set.
•When the ice storage box is full (about 70 to 140 ice cubes)
•When there is no water in the water tank
The sound of the refrigerator running gets louder during Rapid Ice, because it is operating at high speed.
Also, the ice may split or crack because it freezes in a short time.
2
3
Ice
How much time does it take to make Ice?
Ice making time will differ according to ice making compartment settings. Regular ice making is set at the time of purchase.
Operation
Panel
Display
Setting
Regular
Ice
Making
Quick Ice
Making
Ice
Making
Stopped
Ice Making Time
for 1 Batch
About 2 hours
60 to 90 minutes
Ice will not be
made.
To switch between
In addition to the surrounding temperature, water type, and water
volume and temperature in the water tank, ice making times may vary
with the following conditions, and be longer than those in the table.
•In winter or at other times when the surrounding temperature is low
•When the door is often opened and closed
•When the freezer compartment is set to "L"
•When Energy Saving Mode is set
•When the ice tray is pulled out and reinserted during ice making
When is displayed, ice cannot be made. Cancel the setting.
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RAPID
,
ICE
, and
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Page 22.
About the Ice
About 10 to 12 ice cubes can be made each time. The
ice cube size and the number of ice cubes in one batch
depend on various factors, such as the amount of water
in the water tank. When few ice cubes are being made,
pour water into the water tank.
When ice is made using water with a high mineral content,
such as mineral water, white deposits (white crystals) may
form in the ice. This is the crystallized mineral content
and is not harmful.
If the ice is stored inside the ice storage box for a long
time, ice cubes may join together or shrink (due to a
phenomenon called sublimation).
Be careful when breaking apart ice
stuck in the ice storage box.
Caution
There is a risk of injury.
13
Aluminum
Tra y
The cold tray
quickly cools the
food.
Compartment Introduction
Versa Compartment
The versa compartment can be switched between “Soft-Freezing” and “Freezer.”
Placing food in the versa compartment and using “S-COOL FREEZE” or
“HOT FREEZE” mode allows food to be frozen without losing its taste
and texture.
Soft-Freezing / Supercool Freezing Pages 16 - 18
Versa Compartment Case
Do not stack food higher than
the case. Doing so may result in
the door being unable to close,
food melting, or food being
damaged.
*The illustration is of
the MR-WX743Y.
When a door is open, you
will be informed with the
door alarm.
What can the versa compartment do?
The temperature in the versa
compartment can be adjusted
by switching between
Soft-Freezing and Freezing.
With Soft-Freezing, to freeze
food, use
cooked rice or other warm food,
use
Performing temperature
adjustment
. For freshly
.
Pages 21 - 22
Operation Panel Display Versa Compartment Condition
Soft-Freezing
Food can be cooked immediately after being taken out.
Meat, fi sh, etc. can be stored for 2 to 3 weeks*
This is set at the time of purchase.
and , food can be frozen even more
With
deliciously.
Freezing
Meat, fi sh, etc. can be stored for about 1 month.
For storing ice cream and frozen foods, use “FRZ•H”.
*1 The preservation period varies depending on the types of food and the condition when food was placed inside.
To supercool freeze such as meat, fi sh, and dessert
Supercool
Freezing
Foods such as meat, fi sh, and dessert can be deliciously frozen.
Place food in the versa compartment before setting.
Reset if placing new food inside even it was already set.
To Set
Touch
1
on the operation panel
♪
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1
.
14
1
2
When Soft-Freezing is set
Touch
2
The letters above the icon will light up.
Touch
3
The settings are fi nished.
This ends automatically after about 8 hours.
After it ends, the food will be stored in Soft-Freezing mode.
Selecting will cancel .
To cancel in the middle
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To Use Supercool Freezing on Hot Cooked Foods such as Freshly Cooked Rice, Curry, and Sauces
♪
Hot or warm cooked foods such as freshly cooked rice, curry, and
Hot Freezing
sauces can be deliciously frozen.
It can also be used to cool the food just after cooking.
Place food in the versa compartment before setting.
Reset if placing new food inside even it was already set.
To Set
♪
1
2
Touch
1
Touch
2
The text above the icon will light up.
Touch
3
on the operation panel
The settings are fi nished.
This ends automatically after about 9 hours.
The letters above the icon will light up until it ends.
After it ends, the food will be stored in Soft-Freezing mode.
When Soft-Freezing is set
Tips
With “Supercool Freezing” and “Hot Freezing” (both referred to as “Supercool Freezing”)...
At times such as storing new food, please set
˙
possible.
If you want to store food frozen with Supercool Freezing for a long time, move it to the freezer compartment quickly. Because
˙
food moved to the freezer compartment will freeze and harden, please thaw out food before using it.
Please do not store food that is hotter than 80°C.
˙
With Soft-Freezing...
When you have frozen a food too hard, leave it at room temperature for about 5 to 15 minutes. It will become easy to cut.
˙
Adjust the temperature according to how the food is frozen.
˙
If the temperature setting of food is switched from freezing to Soft-Freezing, the food should be consumed as soon as possible
˙
(within 1 to 2 weeks).
Even if fruit is thawed, it does not return to its original condition. Eat frozen fruit without thawing it.
˙
If fruit is stored for more than a week with Soft-Freezing, its taste may change. We recommend eating within 2 to 3 days.
˙
Selecting
To Cancel
or again, and reduce the opening and closing of the doors as much as
will cancel .
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S-COOL
Notice
Supercool Freezing cannot be performed during Power Save Mode.
When performing operations with or in 2, if a continuous beeping sound occurs and the setting cannot be performed,
the temperature setting is set to “Freezing.”
It can be set when Soft-Freezing.
You can use Supercool Freezing even when other foods are still inside.
Even after Supercool Freezing has fi nished, the food may not be completely frozen. (When the temperature is set to Supercool
Freezing or Soft-Freezing, because food is frozen at about -7°C, it may take about 24 hours for the food to freeze completely.)
The degree of freezing or freezer burn may vary depending on the food type, cooking method, storage arrangement (stacking,
storage location), the amount of food, and the storage time.
Depending on how much sugar, salt, moisture, or fat the food contains, freezing may not be possible or the food may harden when
frozen (cannot be cut immediately with a kitchen knife).
Use
for food that is warmer than body temperature.
15
Since food can be easily cut even when frozen, it can be cooked without thawing
1
.
Freeze foods with their original fl avors. The frozen foods
do not have to be thawed before being consumed.
Freeze foods with their original fl avors. The frozen foods
do not have to be thawed before being consumed.
Food can be frozen, while preserving its taste and texture.
Supercool Freezing
Signifi cantly reduces dripping
during thawing and the loss
of nutrients, preserving fl avor
Prevents
meat drip
Cut steak meat and blocks of meat into
100 to 200 grams and use
Freezing" prevent dripping and preserve the
taste and nutrients of food through Supercool
Freezing.
Since food can be easily cut even when frozen, it can be cooked without thawing **
Ground meat / Blocks of meat
It can be cut with a kitchen
knife easily without thawing.
Because it can be cut while
frozen, whatever you will not
use can be returned to the
versa compartment. Food can
be used without being wasteful.
Only the
necessary amount
"Supercool
Meat
Thinly sliced meat / Bacon
You can easily separate
them one by one and slice
them fi nely without thawing.
They will thaw while basting.
Things unsuitable for freezing such as
potatoes and bamboo shoots can be
frozen
Use
in curry fresh. Just thaw the curry out for
that fresh-cooked potato texture. There
is none of the bother to remove potatoes
before freezing them.
You can easily
slice them.
Hot Freezing
"Hot Freezing"
Cutlets
You can easily separate them.
No need for dividing them by the
amount per serving before freezing.
Purchased packs can be frozen as
it is. Bake them at low heat without
thawing and there is no trouble.
You can
batch cook
to keep potatoes
Fish
You can easily
separate them.
Freshly cooked rice can
also be frozen while hot
Use "Hot Freezing" to preserve the
fl avor of freshly cooked rice. Thaw it to
enjoy its glutinous texture.
Hot Freezing
keep savory
taste
Sauces
Meat sauce
If there is sauce left over, place it in a
storage container and use
Freezing" Scoop out only the necessary
amount and dress the pasta with it to
easily make a meat sauce pasta.
Scoop the
amount you need
"Hot
1
.
16
Freezer Compartment and Versa Compartment: Using them properly
Versa Compartment
(Soft-Freezing setting)
Make a large batch of simmered foods that are delicious when
cooked in a large batch, then use
excess amount. Move the supercool frozen food to the freezer
compartment to preserve for a long period of time. This can also
save the time and labor of cooking every day.
* Meat and fi sh can be preserved in a freezer compartment for
about 1 month, but the preservation period will differ according
to the freshness of food before storing it.
Freezer
Compartment
"Hot Freezing" on the
1
Depending on the size or type of the food and how it is frozen, some time for defrosting may be necessary.
*
Freezer
Compartment
This is recommended for when you would like to consume food
without thawing.
Food that has been moved to the versa compartment (set to
Soft-Freezing) can be cut to just the portions necessary, so food
is not wasted.
Although this differs depending on the size of the food, most
food can be cut in about 2 to 5 hours.
* Use food within a short period of time (about 1 to 2 weeks).
Versa Compartment
(Soft-Freezing setting)
Soft-Freezing / Supercool Freezing
Soft-Freezing / Supercool Freezing
Handy Tricks for Supercool Freezing
Convenient Preservation
Can preserve for 2 to 3 weeks
Plus it is easy to use
Whitebait
Because it is frozen in a crumbly
state, you can scoop out just as
much as you need with a spoon.
Cod Roe / Squid Salted Fish-guts
At -7°C, food containing a large
amount of salt will not freeze. It can
be eaten right out of the refrigerator.
Boiled vegetables
Keep boiled vegetables together with
“Hot Freezing.” The vitamins of
the boiled vegetables will keep even
after thawing, making for a tasty
meal.
* The preservation period will differ according
to the food type and the condition of the food
when it is placed in the freezer compartment.
Easy to Cut
Raw food that is diffi cult to cut
can be easily cut
Lemon Slices
Slicing extremely thin lemons is
very easy!
Squid
Even slippery diffi cult-to-cut squid
can be cut easily.
Carpaccio
Red sea bream and Tuna can very thinly
be sliced. It can be prepared deliciously.
Easy Desserts
Enjoy fruit with a new texture
Frozen fruits
Cut fruits into bite-size pieces
and use
Freezing" on them for fruit
sorbet. Try it out on a variety
of fruits.
"Supercool
Easy to Make Meals
Make meals quickly when you are busy
in the morning
Karaage / Teriyaki
If you use "Supercool Freezing"
on meat marinated in seasoning
liquid such as karaage or teriyaki
chicken meat, you can use just as
much as you want whenever you
want.
S-COOL
Sweet fruits
are
recommended
Tips for Supercool Freezing
Put Foods at the Same Time.
If more food is added in the middle, the Supercool
Freezing may not work.
Do not store in a glass container. It may break.
Lay the Food out Flat on Top in the Versa Compartment.
Place food level and side by side.
Separate hot food from frozen food. The hot
food may touch and thaw the frozen food.
Foods Unsuitable for
Supercool Freezing
Foods that cannot be frozen
(Konjac (devil's tongue), tofu, milk, raw eggs, etc.)
Preservation of the pre-freezing texture
and quality cannot be guaranteed.
Groceries like frozen foods and ice
cream.
Food that has already thawed once
The texture and quality cannot be
guaranteed.
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Soft-Freezing / Supercool Freezing
(Continued)
Soft-Freezing / Supercool Freezing
(Continued)
Easy Dessert Recipes with Supercool Freezing
Strawberry and Kiwi Fresh Jam
Ingredients
Strawberries
Kiwis 4 to 5
Sugar 60g to 100g
(Respectively for the strawberries and for the kiwis)
Procedure
Remove strawberry stems and peel off kiwi skin.
1
Place the ingredients from 1 in separate bowls and carefully mash them.
2
Add sugar according to the desired sweetness, then use "Supercool Freezing"
3
After leaving it overnight, it's ready. Scoop out the amount you'd like to use.
4
Important Point!
Because no heat is used, it is very easy to make and produces beautiful colors. Also, because it can be
made with a small amount of sugar, it is very healthy.
It can even be casually made in small amounts when you have left-over fruit.
(For an easy-to-make amount)
1 Pack (About 300g)
(About 300g)
Green Smoothie
Ingredients
Boiled cabbage About 1 leaf (About 50g)
Boiled spinach About 1 root clump (About 30g)
Peeled apple 1/2 apple
Yogurt (no sugar) 1/3 cup
(1 serving)
Frozen with "Supercool Freezing"
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Honey 1 tablespoon
Procedure
Cut the frozen cabbage, spinach, and apples while still crunchy,
1
and put in a mixer together with all other ingredients.
Important Point!
Vegetables and fruits frozen with Supercool Freezing are broken up by the mixer very quickly.
Compartment Introduction
Freezer Compartment
Store frozen food and ice cream. Store bread, meat, and fi sh through
freezing.
Freezer Case (Upper)
Freezer Case (Lower)
*The illustration is of
the MR-WX743Y.
Tips
Do not place tall objects in the freezer case (lower).
Food or the freezer case (upper) may become damaged or the door may not close, causing the
accumulation of frost or lowering the cooling performance.
Do not put in plastic drink bottles other than those meant for freezing.
The frozen contents may break the bottle.
Compartment Introduction
Vegetable Compartment
Place vegetables, fruits, and beverages in this compartment. It preserves
food, maintaining the moisture that would normally go away over time.
Storing fruits and vegetables in plastic wrap keeps them even fresher.
Vegetable
Case (Upper)
Bathed in light to increase the nutrients!
Vitamins boosted up
The orange LED is always on.
• Vegetables stay alive even after harvest. Being
bathed in light, their nutrients are boosted up.
• There is almost no vegetable, fruit, drink or seasoning that
cannot be preserved or stored being exposed to light.
• The vegetable nutrients are increased even with a weak light,
so packaging does not need to be removed (except when the
packaging completely blocks off the light).
• The vegetable nutrients are not increased forever. The
preservation also depends on the freshness at the time of
purchase. Eat vegetables when they are as fresh as possible.
When a door is open,
you will be informed
with the door alarm.
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S-COOL
FRZ
VEG
Vegetable Case (Lower)
*The illustration is of the MR-WX743Y.
Tips
Do not pile food higher than the height of the vegetable case (lower) or vegetable case (upper).
Food or the vegetable case (upper) may become damaged or the door may not close, causing the accumulation of condensation or lowering the cooling performance.
Because the vegetable compartment has a high humidity depending on the amount or types of vegetables, frost or condensation may form
on the roof of the vegetable compartment or the surface of the cases. When condensation forms, wipe it off with a dry cloth.
Keep Vegetables Moist Pages 21-22
When a door is open,
you will be informed
with the door alarm.
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Energy Saving Mode
This mode learns each family's method of use and operates with the optimal state for each
compartment.
Energy
Saving
Mode
the energy saving mode is performed automatically with a
slightly high temperature setting.
To Set
Touch
1
Touch
2
on the operation panel
The text above the icon will light up.
An appropriate timing is selected for each compartment and
Touch
3
The settings are fi nished.
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To Cancel the Setting
To Confi rm with the ECO GUIDE
The refrigerator's ECO level for the last 24 hours is indicated by the number of ★ marks judged from such things as the
temperature settings in each compartment and the frequency of opening and closing the doors in "how to use, etc."
Operate the Operation Panel
The compartment display switches each time
You can confi rm which compartments are in energy saving mode with the display.
Example: When the freezer compartment and the refrigerator
compartment are in energy saving mode (ECO level 3)
Display example
Compartment
display
Close the Door
After a door is closed, the ECO GUIDE and will light up
(after about 30 seconds it will turn off).
Example: When the refrigerator compartment and the freezer
compartment are in energy saving mode
The ECO level is indicated
on the ECO GUIDE.
is touched.
When Energy Saving Mode
is set, the compartment in
energy saving mode will
light up with
How to View the ECO GUIDE
ECO level
Level 3
Level 2
Level 1
Level 0
At the time of purchase, level 1 is
displayed.
If energy is being saved, the ECO
level will increase (it is updated
about once every hour).
The ECO GUIDE is displayed even
when Energy Saving Mode is not
set.
.
Operation Panel
Display
★★★
★★
★
blinking
←
★
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Lights-Out
In the following cases, energy saving mode will be cancelled and the light will turn off.
When the doors are frequently opened and closed
When Rapid Cool is operating
After defrosting
When set to Supercool Chilling.
( After the freezer compartment is suffi ciently cold and stable, energy saving mode will automatically restart.)
Detail Setting
Performing Temperature Adjustment
The temperature of each compartment can be adjusted.
Use the refrigerator, freezer, and vegetable compartments set to "M"
usually.
Use the versa compartment in your preferred setting.
Temperature Adjustment
At the time of purchase, the
settings are as follows.
Refrigerator, Freezer, and
Vegetable Compartments
……"M"
Versa Compartment
……"SOFT FRZ M"
Touch
1
Repeatedly touch to light up the compartment
2
that you want to set the temperature for.
The display changes in the order shown in the right each
time the button is touched.
When a compartment is displayed, that compartment's
temperature setting will also be displayed.
Repeatedly touch
3
In 2 and 3, touching or not
performing any operations for about 30
seconds will return the display to its
initial state. Page 8
on the operation panel
is displayed at the time of purchase.
to set the temperature.
1
This is a display example of
when the versa compartment
set to "SOFT FRZ ."
This is displayed when
setting the temperature of
the versa compartment.
2
is
* 1 Can only be selected when Supercool Chilling is set.
* 2 When set to Rapid Cool
The set temperature lights up.
*1
*2
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3
ENERGY
SAVING
Temperature
Adjustment
Refrigerator/Freezer Compartment Temperature
The display changes each time
and the temperature can be set to 5 different levels.
Compartment
Operation
Panel Display
About 6°C
About 5°C
About 3°C
About 1°C
About 0°C
The freezer compartment temperature is different from the freezing temperature of the versa compartment.
is touched
About
-16°C
About
-17°C
About
-19°C
About
-21°C
About
-22°C
High
Average
Low
Lower Case (When Supercool Chilling is set)
Temperature
Can be adjusted to only when Supercool
Chilling is set.
Make this setting when food freezes.
The display changes each time is touched.
Operation
Panel
Display
Application
Normally
When food freezes
When the surrounding
temperature is 5°C or less
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21
Detail Setting
Performing Temperature Adjustment
Ice Making Compartment Settings
The display changes each time is touched.
Vegetable Compartment Temperature Settings
The display changes each time is touched and temperature
(Continued)
can be set to 5 different levels to keep vegetables moist.
Operation Panel
Display
Application
When you want to make
ice
Compartment
Operation
Panel Display
About 9°C
RAPID
ICE
When you want to make ice quickly (Rapid Ice)
For short term storage of frozen food. Not to be used for
long term storage of frozen food or ice cream.
* Clean in the same manner as in 3 of “When Not
Using the Refrigerator for a Long Time (When the
Power Plug Is Unplugged)” (
When you want to make
ice quickly
When not using the
refrigerator for a long time*
For cleaning
When you want to use as a
freezer compartment
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).
About 8°C
About 6°C
About 5°C
About 3°C
Keep Vegetables Moist
When keeping vegetables moist, the vegetables can be freshly kept
for a long time in the temperature suitable for cooling leaf vegetables.
Versa Compartment Temperature
The display changes each time
Operation
Panel Display
Compartment
SOFT FRZ
is
touched and the temperature can be set to 6 different levels.
Application
About
-5°C
About
-7°C
About
-9°C
For preserving food containing a lot of moisture
Large blocks of low-fat meat
For food that is frozen too hard and diffi cult to cut
The optimum temperature for Supercool Freezing
The food is easy to cut even when frozen.
Packs can be frozen as-is.
For preserving food containing a lot
of salt or sugar
For food that is diffi cult to freeze
used.
and
can be
High
Average
Low
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In Versa Compartment
Freezing mode
Freezing mode
cream or frozen food that
was purchased cannot
be stored.
or
, ice
FRZ
About
-12°C
About
-15°C
About
-18°C
For preserving food containing
a lot of salt or sugar
For preserving food
that was frozen at home
For preserving frozen food and ice cream that
were purchased
The freezer compartment temperature is different from the freezing temperature of the versa compartment.
After changing from freezing to Soft-Freezing, it takes some time for the temperature inside the refrigerator to stabilize (about 2 hours).
Notice
The temperatures described here are measured in the lower centre of the refrigerator after the temperature has stabilized when the surrounding temperature is 30°C and
the doors are closed without any food inside. The temperature fl uctuates with factors such as food storage conditions and how often the doors are opened and closed.
Before and after defrosting, the temperature inside the refrigerator may drop or rise temporarily.
When food freezes in the refrigerator compartment or lower case, set the refrigerator temperature setting to - and the lower
case temperature setting (when Supercool Chilling is set) to
.
Detail Setting
Rapid Cool
When storing a large amount of food, protect the food's freshness by rapidly cooling it.
When set: BlinkingLight on
When cancelled: Light on
Blinking
Rapid Cool
Swiftly cool compartments
(Refrigerator, Freezer, and
Vegetable Compartments).
when their doors are opened
and closed
1
To Set
Touch
1
Repeatedly touch
2
Touch
3
This ends automatically about 2 hours after setting.
It doesn't matter whether you put food in before or after the settings.
on the operation panel
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will blink.
to display
will change from blinking to staying lit, and then the setting is fi nished.
To Cancel in the Middle
Touch
1
Repeatedly touch
2
on the operation panel
to display
will light up.
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2
3
Temperature
Adjustment
Rapid
Cool
Touch
3
Notice
The sound of the refrigerator running gets louder during Rapid Cool, because it is operating at high speed.
will change from lit to blinking, then will be cancelled.
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Detail Setting
Power Save Mode
The cold air in unused compartments is saved, allowing energy to be positively saved.
Power Save Mode
This function reduces
freezing capability of the ice
making compartment and
versa compartment for the
1
Blinks while being set.
After setting is completed,
it lights up.
2
3
4
3
purpose of power saving.
If the ice making compartment is set to Power Save Mode, ice making will stop and ice will no longer be able to
be stored. Empty the water from the water tank as well as the water and ice from the ice tray and the ice storage
box.
Pages 26 - 27
To Set
Touch
1
Repeatedly touch
2
Touch
3
the buzzer sounds.
on the operation panel
Blinking
to light up or .
and at the same time for at least 3 seconds until
Cancel
will blink.
Repeatedly touch
4
to light up the compartment to set
The lit compartment is set to Power Save Mode.
Set to ice making
compartment
The display changes in the order shown in the right each time the button is touched.
represents a blinking display.
Power Save Mode is disabled at the time of purchase.
Touch
5
Set to versa
compartment
The buzzer will sound and will change from blinking to staying lit, and then
the setting is fi nished.
If the ice making compartment is set,
* If 30 seconds pass without touching
is displayed.
, the display will return to 2 without
Set to ice making compartment
and versa compartment
performing any settings.
To Cancel the Setting
5
24
1
Example of when cancelling
Power Save Mode for the ice
making compartment
Touch
1
Repeatedly touch
2
Touch
3
on the operation panel
to light up the compartment to cancel
goes off when the setting is cancelled.
The setting will also be cancelled during the procedure to enable the setting if the step
and are blinking in the step 4.
It will disappear
if cancelled.
▍
▍
▍
▍
▍
▍
▍
▍
▍
▍
▍
▍
▍
is performed while
5
2
3
Food that Can be Stored in Power Save Mode
y
In Power Save Mode, food will be preserved between about -10°C and 0°C, so it is well suited to the
preservation of foods such as dry goods and grains.
Dry goods…….........................Coffee beans, seaweeds, nuts, dry noodles (pasta, vermicelli, fi ne noodles, etc.) etc.
Seasonings……........................Salt, sugar, spice powder, etc.
.
Grains………...........................
Rice, wheat, potato starch, etc.
Confectioneries and cakes……Dry confectioneries, chocolates, cookies, etc.
Functions that Cannot be Used in Power Save Mode
There are functions that cannot be used when the refrigerator is set to Power Save Mode.
Unusable functions will not light up on the operation panel and will not be operational. To use these functions, cancel
Power Save Mode before operation.
Compartment set
to Power Save
Mode
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Versa Compartment
Functions that
Cannot be Used
Supercool Freezing
Hot Freezing
Operation Panel
Displa
y
indicates that it
is not lit. Icons that
are not lit cannot be
used.
Successfully Saving Power
Open and close doors as quickly as
possible
If doors are opened frequently or are kept open for
a long time, cold air escapes and more power is
consumed.
Don't cram too much food into
the fridge
If too much food is crammed into the
refrigerator, the fl ow of cold air can
deteriorate, making it diffi cult for food to
cool down.
Leave space
Do not cover up air outlets or air
inlets
Blocking the fl ow of cold air can make it diffi cult for
food in the refrigerator to cool down. The temperature
around the air outlets can drop, making foods with
signifi cant moisture freeze easily.
Cool hot foods before placing
them inside
Placing hot foods in the refrigerator will lower
the temperature, also affecting the freshness of
other foods.
(excluding Hot Freezing)
PWR
SAVE
Tips
In Power Save Mode, it is not suitable to store ice, fresh food, frozen food, ice cream, and food frozen at home. Move food from
the versa compartment to the freezer compartment in advance.
Check the items in the compartment before setting.
When placing food in the ice making compartment, store food below the reference line of the ice storage box (because it may
cause an ajar door, malfunction, or damage).
Notice
Temperature may be lower when the ambient temperature is low, such as during winter, or when the freezer compartment is set to high.
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Cleaning
the Automatic Ice Maker
Cleaning
To prevent the growth of limescale and mold, clean periodically.
Do not use a dishwashing machine, because it may deform the parts.
Do not use the following for cleaning
Items such as sponges or scrubbers that may
・
damage surfaces
Cleaners such as alkaline detergents, scouring
・
powder, boiling water, petroleum, or acid
Once a week
Water Tank / Water Supply Pump
the Automatic Ice Maker
.
Tank Cap
Water Tank
Lid
Tank Pipe
Water Supply Pump
Tank Holder
If mold forms easily in certain types of water, clean
about 2 or 3 times a week.
* When not making ice, remove the water.
1
Remove the water tank,
remove the lid, and wash it.
Remove the tank
cap by twisting it.
2
3
Lid
Water Tank
Tank
Packing
When using bleaching agents to clean the
water tank and lid, follow the instructions
of the agents.
Pull out the tank packing
from the water tank.
Pull out the tank pipe
and rotate and remove the
wat
water supply pump.
Wash the water tank.
Tank Pipe
Water Supply Pipe
Ice Tray
Assemble the water supply pump.
5
Fit the fi lter
1
onto the cap.
Fit the cap lid onto
2
the cap.
Attach the impeller
3
to the impeller
holder.
After Assembly
After Assembly
After Assembly
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4
Impeller
Holder
Impeller
The impeller is made
from a magnet. Wash
it thoroughly to remove
any foreign objects.
Water Supply Pump
Disassemble the
water supply pump
Cap
and wash it.
Cap Lid
Remove the cap lid
while opening the
tab.
Leadcleaning Filter
Wash by lightly rubbing.
* Do not use cleaners such as
kitchen detergents (neutral),
benzene, or bleach. Doing so may
result in odors of the ice.
4
Rotate and fi x the tab (1) of the cap into the
projection (
Make sure that the impeller is inside.
Rotate
Rotate and set the water
5
supply pump onto the
water tank.
Align the triangle mark on the
bottom of the water tank with the
triangle mark on the cap lid and
push in while making sure that
there is no gap.
) on the impeller holder.
2
2
1
After Assembly
Rotate
Once a month
Water Supply Pipe and Tank Holder
1 to 2 times a year
Ice Tray
Water
1
Supply Pipe
Tank Holder
2
Easier to disassemble/assemble when wetted
Water Supply
3
Pipe
Tank Holder
4
Water Supply Pipe
Tank
Packing
So that foreign
objects do not
Horizontally
get inside
Pull out the water supply
pipe and wipe the tank
holder with a clean cloth.
Do not pour water into the tank
holder. Doing so may cause a
malfunction.
Disassemble and wash the parts.
Twist and remove the water supply
pipe.
White minerals or chlorine
accumulation may adhere to the parts,
this is not abnormal. Wash off such
substances and reuse the parts.
Follow the procedure in
reverse to return the parts
to their original positions.
Push in the water supply pipe fi rmly
so there are no gaps.
If there are gaps or looseness, it may
cause a malfunction.
Check whether there are
any foreign objects between
the water supply pipe, tank
packing, and tank holder.
Insert it horizontally so that
there are no gaps.
Failing to do so may cause noises to
occur, ice to not freeze, and may also
cause the water in the water tank or food
in the refrigerator compartment to freeze.
Before cleaning, make sure to set "Stop Ice
Making."
1
Open the door of the ice
making compartment
Pages 21 - 22
and unlock the ice tray
lock lever.
Ice Tray Lock Lever
will appear on the operation panel.
If the alarm sounds continuously when the ice tray lock
lever is unlocked, lock the lever, close the door, wait for the
blinking
2
to turn off, and then try again.
Pull the ice tray towards the
front and then remove it.
There is a risk of the water
spilling. Pull out the tray slowly.
Empty the ice tray and wash it.
3
Do not use a sponge or scrubber. A damage may cause
malfunction.
After washing the tray, dry off any moisture.
Attach the ice tray.
4
Push in the ice tray until it makes a clicking sound, and
then lock the ice tray lock lever.
will disappear. If the lamp does not disappear, check
the position of the ice tray lock lever and the up and down
orientation of the ice tray.
Locked
When making ice, set the ice making compartment's setting to .
Unlocked
Pages 21 - 22
Notice
If the water supply pipe and tank packing are not installed, they may cause the water in the water tank or food in the refrigerator compartment and sliding cases to freeze.
Replacement is not usually required for the leadcleaning fi lter. However, it may require replacement in the following cases.
When it clogs because something other than water was put in the tank
˙
To purchase a new fi lter, contact the retail store where you purchased the refrigerator.
* If mold forms easily in certain types of water, clean about 2 or 3 times a week.
Install the tank pipe.
6
2
1
Insert the tank pipe into the water
tank.
Tank Pipe
Water Tank
Caution
Do not let
foreign objects
block the hole.
Connect the tank pipe to the
water supply pump.
Check that there are no foreign objects
between the tank pipe and the water
supply pump.
When it has broken
˙
Water
Supply
Pump
Tank Pipe
When mold has grown
˙
3
Install the tank packing
Tank Packing
Cleaning
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Cleaning
Removing and Cleaning the Parts
Cleaning
Removing and Cleaning the Parts
Remove the power plug before cleaning.
Otherwise an electric shock or injury may result.
Remove plug
* After cleaning, wait at least 10 minutes before reinserting the power plug into the socket.
If you insert the plug immediately, there will be an overload on the machine.
Prohibited
Do not disassemble, repair, or alter.
Do not use while parts are damaged.
Doing so may cause injury, electric shock, or fi re.
How to Clean Q&A
Q. What should I do if I notice the refrigerator is dirty?
A.
Before the dirt becomes hard, wipe it off.
Wipe with a soft cloth soaked in warm water.
For stubborn dirt, wipe using water mixed with a weak concentration of kitchen detergent (neutral).
Especially in the case of oil stains and citric fruit juice, wipe it off immediately.
If dirty door packing is ignored, it can be damaged and cause cold air to leak. After wiping with a soft wet cloth, if there
is still moisture, fi nish wiping with a dry cloth.
Q. Can the shelves, cases, and pockets be
removed?
A. For information on which parts can be
removed,
refer to
Pages 29 - 30 .
Q. What should I do with doors and shelves
made of glass?
A. Wipe with a soft cloth soaked
in warm water.
If a door or shelf made of glass has cracked or shattered,
do not touch the broken glass, but contact the retail store
where you purchased the refrigerator immediately.
Magnets will not adhere to a glass door.
Wipe any leftover moisture with a dry cloth.
Tips
Do not use the following items.
Alkaline or low alkaline kitchen detergents,
scouring po
benzene, thinner, petroleum, acid, scrubbers,
boiling water, or similar substances.
Doing so may cause the plastic parts (such as the door
handles, caps, cases, etc.) to split, or damage or rust
the glass doors, shelves, or
painted surfaces.
wder, powdered soap, alcohol,
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Power Plug
For safety, clean the power plug and cord
periodically.
Remove the power plug from the socket.
1
Check for damage or abnormal heating on the power
2
plug and cord.
Remove any dust from the power plug and
3
surrounding area, and then
wipe with a dry cloth.
Firmly insert the power
4
plug into the socket.
Damaged
cord
Follow the
instructions
Replace
Remove dust periodically from
the power plug.
Dust may cause insulation failure, resulting
in fi re.
Clean
Dust
Refrigerator Rear Side and Floor
This is a place where, because of the
convection current of the air, dust tends to
gather and can easily turn black. Also for the
purpose of saving energy, clean periodically.
Remove the adjustable support cover.
1
Turn the adjustable supports to
2
r
aise them from the fl
out the refrigerator.
W
e recommend laying out protecti
material on the fl oor to prevent the
fl oor from being damaged. Also, be
careful not to injure yourself.
Remov
3
4
e dust from the refrigerator's
rear side, the wall, and fl oor, and
wipe off all dirt.
Check for water dripping on the
fl oor.
Do not put your hands under the
refrigerator.
Prohibited
It may cause injury.
oor, and pull
Dust, etc.
ve
When attaching parts, use the backward procedures of removal.
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t
o
Glass Shelf (Upper) (Middle) (Lower)
1
Lift the front of the shelf using both hands.
2
Pull out to the front.
1
2
* Swiftly pulling out the part to the front can damage the
side of the door. Pull out the part slowly to remove it.
3
Using the gap between the refrigerator compartment and
door, rotate the glass shelf (upper) and remove from the
refrigerator.
* The illustration is of the glass shelf (upper). Remove the
glass shelves (middle) and (lower) in the same manner.
Follow these procedures for MR-WX743Y. For other
models, follow the procedures on the right.
* Remove the glass shelf (lower), with the partition
attached, after you have removed the glass shelf
(middle) and slide glass shelf.
Models other than MR-WX743Y glass shelf (lower)
1
Pull out to the front using both hands
until making contact with the tabs.
Lift the front of the shelf to remove the tabs.
Pull out until making
contact
2
Hold the front and back of the glass
shelf (lower) and pull the back out to
the front of the rail. Lift the front to
make the glass shelf upright.
Backside (in the upright
position)
3
Pull out the right side or left side of
the glass shelf (lower) (in the upright
position of
refrigerator.
* Remove with the partition attached after
you have removed the glass shelves
(upper) and (middle) and slide glass shelf.
) to remove from the
2
Adjustable Pocket (Large) (Small) /
Bottle Pocket (Large) (Small)
1
Lift up the left and right of the pocket alternately.
* The pockets are fi rmly installed.
2
Pull out to the front.
2
Tab
1
Rail
ide of
1
2
2
3
1
Adjustable Pocket Bottle Pocket
Be careful when attaching and
removing the pocket.
* The illustration is of the MR-WX743Y.
Partition
1
Remove the glass shelf (lower) and place it on a
surface such as a stand.
2
Press the glass shelf (lower) down with one hand.
* The shelves are fi rmly installed.
3
Pull in the direction indicated by the arrow.
2
3
Be careful when attaching and
Follow the
instructions
Slide Glass Shelf (Front) (Back)
1
Remove the slide glass shelf (front) using the protruding
parts in the front and back along with the grooved parts.
Protruding
Part
2
Pull the slide glass shelf (back) out to the front
while holding the front with both hands.
If it is attached improperly, it could come
loose and fall, causing injury.
Cleaning
1
Grooved
Part
2
removing the glass shelf.
Follow the
instructions
If it is attached improperly, it could come
loose and fall, causing injury.
* Swiftly pulling out the part to the front can damage the
side of the door. Pull out the part slowly to remove it.
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Cleaning
Removing and Cleaning the Parts
(Continued)
Cleaning
Removing and Cleaning the Parts
(Continued)
Lower Case
1
Fully pull out the lower case.
2
Lift the lower case out to the front.
Upper Case /Upper Case Cover
1
Lift the upper case cover.
2
While pressing the end of the position indicated
2
1
with on the right, press the upper case cover to
the left and warp it to remove.
2
Press the end of the position
indicated with
3
Fully pull out the upper case and lift the front of the
upper case until the bottom can be seen.
4
While tilting the upper case to your side, pull it out.
3
4
Bottom
Bottom
1
30
* The illustration is of
the MR-WX743Y.
Recessed Portion
of the Drip Gutters
Wipe off any dirt, dripping
or condensation.
Drip
Gutters
Adjustable Support Cover
1
Pull the left and
right sides of the
support covers
to the front to
remove them.
1
* When it is diffi cult to remove, remove the upper case
after removing the adjustable pocket.
Ice Making Compartment and Versa Compartment Case
1
Fully pull out the door.
2
Lift the case out to the front.
* The illustration represents the
versa compartment. Remove
the ice making compartment
in the same manner.
2
1
Freezer Compartment and Vegetable Compartment Case
1
Fully pull out the door.
2
Lift the upper case out to
the front.
3
Pull out while slightly lifting
up the door, and then tilt.
4
1
Lift the lower case out to the front.
* The illustration
represents the freezer
compartment.
Remove the vegetable
compartment in the
same manner.
2
1
4
3
Other Issues
(Power Outages, Child Safety Lock, Setting Reset, When
Lights Up)
Other Issues
(Power Outages, Child Safety Lock, Setting Reset, When
Lights Up)
Power Outages
Minimize the frequency of opening the doors, and avoid adding more food.
Operation panel settings other than the temperature settings may change. Check the settings. (Child Safety
Lock, etc.)
To Prevent Accidental Button Operation
Locks the operation panel to prevent accidental icon operation by children.
1
Touch
Setting cannot be changed during Child Safety Lock.
To Cancel
Again, touch for about 5 seconds or more when the door is closed (until the buzzer sounds).
1
for about 5 seconds or more when the door is closed (until the buzzer sounds).
lights up when the setting is fi nished.
goes off when the setting is cancelled.
(Child Safety Lock)
To Reset Settings
Returns the settings to their initial conditions (at the time of purchase), for example if you have forgotten the
settings.
Touch
1
Touch
2
The following settings will be reset.
•
Energy Saving Mode
• Hot Freezing
• Power Save Mode
to light up an icon.
for about 10 seconds (until the buzzer sounds twice).
•
Supercool Chilling
• Rapid Ice
• Supercool Freezing
• Rapid Cool
The temperature setting of the versa compartment (Freezing and Soft-Freezing) does not change.
The “ICE STOP” setting for ice making will not be reset.
When
When lights up, the refrigerator is in demonstration mode. The refrigerator does not cool in this mode.
Contact the retail store where you purchased the refrigerator, or cancel the demonstration operation with the
following procedure.
To Cancel
Keep the doors of the versa compartment open.
1
Light up the icons and press
2
at least 5 seconds.
Check that
3
The demonstration mode was not cancelled if it lights up.
Lights Up
, , and at the same time for
is turned off.
Touch until the buzzer
sounds
Cleaning
Troubleshooting
31
Other Issues
(Door Alarm,
Mark, When Not Using the Refrigerator for a Long Time)
Other Issues
When the Door Alarm Sounds and the Interior Light of the Refrigerator Compartment Blinks (Door Alarm)
The door alarm (with alarm sound, interior light, and compartment display) is activated when a door is open for 1 minute or
longer.
The pattern of the door alarm sound and the action of the interior light and compartment display area are as follows
depending on how long the door has been left open.
Time for which the
door left open
Alarm sound
Interior light
Compartment display area
Check that the doors are not left ajar or do not have any food trapped (the
packing, the back of the drawer cases). (Check at least once a month.)
All doors have an opening and closing sensor.
Check the refrigerator compartment door rotating partition. Page 10
1 minute 2 minutes 3 minutes 4 minutes
4 short beeps,
then
2 beeps
The compartment display area will blink in synchronization with the alarm sound
(Door Alarm,
4 short beeps,
then 3 long
beeps
4 short beeps,
then 4 long
beeps
On Blinks twice per minute Off
Mark, When Not Using the Refrigerator for a Long Time)
5 minutes
or longer
After 4 short beeps,
Continuous long
beeps
Continuous short beeps
60 minutes
or longer
Compartment
display area
(Operation panel)
Blinks in
synchronization
with the alarm
sound.
Example: When the doors of the ice
making compartment and
freezer compartment are
open
When the Alarm Cannot be Turned Off
Check that there are no gaps between the door.
When the alarm cannot be turned off, there may be a malfunction and an inspection is required.
Contact the retail store where you purchased the refrigerator.
To Stop the Alarm (Continuous Short Beeps)
The alarm can be temporarily stopped in the time before the refrigerator is repaired.
Press
* If performing the above operation does not turn off the alarm, or the alarm periodically sounds, check
peripheral machinery as well.
for at least 5 seconds.
When the Mark Blinks Rapidly (About 5 Times per Second)
When the refrigerator will not cool, there may be a malfunction and an inspection is required.
Contact the retail store where you purchased the refrigerator.
When Not Using the Refrigerator for a Long Time (When the Power Plug Is Unplugged)
Set to the “STOP” ice making mode. Pages 21 - 22
1
Check that is lit.
Remove the power plug.
2
Empty any water or ice from the water tank, ice tray, and ice storage box and clean.
3
Wash the water tank, water supply pump, tank pipe, tank cap, lid, water supply pipe, ice storage box,
soundproof mat, ice tray and ice server, dry them completely, and then return them to their original positions.
Pages 26 - 27
Do not dispose of the soundproof mat.
Clean the interior of the refrigerator and open the doors for 2 to 3 days to dry the inside.
4
* If the refrigerator is not dried suffi ciently, it may cause mold, odors, or refrigerant (gas) leaks due to condenser
corrosion.
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Notice
Wash the water tank, water supply pipe, and ice tray before making ice for the fi rst time, or if you have not made ice for more than
a week. Odors or dust may be adhering to the parts.
Other Issues
(To Move or Transport the Refrigerator)
Other Issues
(To Move or Transport the Refrigerator)
To Transport the Refrigerator
Empty any water or ice from the water tank, ice tray, and ice storage
1
box. Pages 26 - 27
Wear protective gear (gloves).
2
Remove the adjustable support cover, and then rotate and raise the
3
adjustable supports. Page 7
Remove the power plug.
4
Lay towels under the drainage port and the lower rear edge of the
5
refrigerator, and position a container or tray with a height of about
3 cm on the towels to collect the water.
*
The towels prevent fl oor damage, and water from being spilled on
the fl oor.
Tilt the refrigerator slowly to the rear by about 30 degrees, and drain
6
the water from the evaporation tray via the drainage port on the lower
rear side. (The evaporation tray is not visible from the outside.)
* Because the refrigerator is heavy, the work must be performed by at
least 4 people.
* The work must not be performed by small children or people who
are not capable of doing heavy work. Ask a specialist transportation
company.
4 or more people should hold the hand-holds on the bottom and the
7
upper part of the rear side and the hand-holds on the lower inside
part of the front side and the upper side of the rear, and carry the
refrigerator slowly.
Do not lay down the refrigerator on its side. (The compressor may
be damaged.)
Drainage
port
Bottom handles
Front lower
inside
*
Only the MR-WX743Y
has the bottom
handles
Hand-holds on the
rear upper side
When the Transportation Time Is Long, for Example When Moving House
Frost from the condenser inside the freezer compartment will melt, and
may spill water when the refrigerator is transported.
It may take 1 day to defrost after unplugging the power plug.
Do not damage the refrigerator's refrigerant circuit (pipes).
Prohibited
Because combustible refrigerant is used, this may result in fi re or an explosion.
To Move the Refrigerator in Forward and Backward Directions
Remove the adjustable support cover, and then rotate and raise the adjustable supports. Page 7
1
Lay protective material under the casters and rear supports to prevent damaging the fl oor.
2
Move the refrigerator in the forward and backward directions.
3
* Moving in any direction other than forward and backward may damage the fl oor. Please make sure to lay
protective material such as a plate or board on the fl oor.
Troubleshooting
33
Other Issues
(Temperature Fine Adjustment Mode)
Other Issues
(Temperature Fine Adjustment Mode)
To Control the Temperature More Precisely
The temperature can be set to 19 different levels for the refrigerator compartment and freezer compartment,
while it can be set to 24 different levels for the versa compartment (5 levels when set to Soft-Freezing and
19 different levels for Freezing).
When temperature fi ne adjustment mode is set, the compartment display blinks about every 10 seconds.
Setting the Temperature Fine
Adjustment Mode
Touch
1
Touch
2
you would like to set to temperature fi ne
adjustment mode.
Touch for at least 5 seconds (until the
3
buzzer sounds).
The refrigerator compartment, freezer
compartment, and versa compartment
can all be set with a single operation.
To Cancel
The same operation as above.
If the setting is reset, it will be cancelled.
to light up icons.
and select the compartment
Performing the Temperature Fine Adjustment
Touch
1
Touch
2
temperature fi ne adjustment.
Repeatedly touch to perform temperature fi ne
3
adjustment.
Display Example: When the refrigerator compartment is
(Temperature Fine Adjustment Mode)
to light up icons.
to select the compartment to perform
set to Temperature Setting 5.
Refrigerator blinks about
every 10 seconds
“H” blinks
Refrigerator Compartment / Freezer
Compartment / Versa Compartment
(Freezer Setting)
Temperature
setting
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Versa Compartment
(Soft-Freezing Setting)
16
17
18
19
* represents a blinking display.
*
The versa compartment can be consecutively set to the Soft-Freezing setting
and the Freezing Setting.
Temperature
setting
1
2
3
4
5
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gin
g
e
Does not cool
well
Not much ice is
made
Ice melts
Food freezes in
the refrigerator
and vegetable
compartments
Food in the lower
case freezes
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Before contacting MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTRE or its service agent or making a
repair request, check the following.
If the problem persists, contact the retail store where you purchased the refrigerator as soon as possible.
Frequently asked questions in the initial period and in summer
The refrigerator does not cool at all!
The refrigerator takes time to cool when you fi rst
start using it. In summer, it may take up to 24 hours
for the inside to be fully cooled.
If is shown on the operation panel, cancel
demonstration mode.
Check if the power plug is disconnected or the
circuit breaker has tripped.
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Page 7
The outer walls heat up!
The outer walls heat up signifi cantly
(to about 50 to 60°C) immediately
after installation and in summer. This
is because the heat discharging and
condensation prevention pipes are
located on the sides and the top of the
refrigerator. They are required for cooling
and the heat is not an abnormality.
The refrigerator compartment rotating
partition also has a condensation
prevention heater that heats up.
A heat discharging fan is located under the refrigerator.
Warm air may be discharged from here.
Heat discharging
pipe
p
Condensation
Prevention Pipes
In Versa Compartment...
Ice cream melts
For storing ice cream and frozen foods, set to “FRZ”
“H”.
Pages 21 - 22
Soft-Freezing is set at the time of purchase.
Food does not quickly freeze
With Soft-Freezing, food freezes at about -7°C,
so it may take up to about 24 hours for food to
completely freeze.
Supercool Freezing takes time (about 8 to 9 hours)
to uniformly freeze food from the core.
Soft-Freezing freezes food
Food appears to freeze just as when it freezes in the
freezer.
The operation panel turns off
automatically!
If 30 seconds pass without any operation panel button
operations, the display turns off.
touch
.
When lighting,
Page 8
Problem
Does not cool
well
Not much ice is
made
Ice melts
Food freezes in
the refrigerator
Cooling Performance
and vegetable
compartments
Food in the lower
case freezes
Supercool Chilling
Check
1
Has enough time passed after
1
installation?
2
Is the temperature setting set to “L”?
2
Is the compartment set to Power Save
Mode?
3
Is the fl ow of cold air being blocked?
3
Are the doors being opened frequently,
or left ajar? Is food blocking them?
4
Is heat discharging being blocked?
4
Check if there is no gap around the
refrigerator and the refrigerator is
exposed to direct sunlight.
1
Is the temperature on the operation
1
panel set to “H”?
2
Is food with a lot of moisture stored at
2
the rear of the shelf?
3
Is the surrounding temperature 5°C or
3
less?
4
Is the water supply pipe installed
4
correctly without any gaps or
looseness?
1
Is the surrounding temperature 5°C or
1
less?
2
Is the refrigerator compartment's
2
temperature set to “H”?
3
Have you placed easily frozen food
3
containing a considerable amount of
moisture in the compartment?
Are you piling frozen food onto other
4
food?
It takes 4 to 5 hours for the refrigerator to cool, and may
take 24 hours in summer to fully cool.
Set to “M” or “H”, or set the versa compartment to “FRZ•H” or
to the setting of your liking.
Cancel Power Save Mode.
Make space between foods and remove any food that
is sticking out of shelves or touching the ceiling of the
drawers. Avoid opening and shutting the door for a while.
Check that there is enough space around the refrigerator
and that it is properly installed.
Set the temperature to “M”. Also, the temperature with each
setting may temporarily decrease.
Place drinks and food containing a lot of water, such as
tofu, vegetables and fruits, at the front of the shelf or in a
door pocket.
Food in the refrigerator compartment or vegetable compartment
may freeze. Freezing is less likely when the temperature
settings are set to “L
If there are foreign objects loosening the pipe or if there
is a gap, strong cold air can fl ow into the refrigerator
compartment. Make sure that it is securely set.
Set the temperature of the lower case (when Supercool
Chilling is set) to
Set the temperature of the refrigerator compartment to
“
M” or “L”, or set the temperature of the lower case (when
Supercool Chilling is set) to “L”
Place food containing a lot of water at the front of the
refrigerator compartment or in a door pocket.
F
ood that touches frozen food may freeze.
Explanation and Action
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The lower case
does not cool
Food in the versa
compartment
melts
Soft-Freezing
freezes food too
hard
Cannot make ice
Water in the tank
stays at the
same level
Troubleshooting
(Continued)
Troubleshooting
Problem
The lower case
does not cool
Check
1
Is a high temperature set for the
1
refrigerator compartment?
1
Is the fl ow of cold air being blocked?
2
1
Has the Supercool Chilling been set?
3
1
Set the lower case compartment
4
temperature?
Supercool Chilling
1
When storing ice cream and frozen foods,
Food in the versa
compartment
melts
1
did you set the refrigerator to “FRZ•H”?
2
Did you set
2
Hot Freezing
after placing hot food inside?
3
Is the versa compartment set to Power
3
Save Mode?
3
When placing hot food in the
4
compartment, did you place it away
from other food?
5
Is food piled up in the upper area?
5
Versa Compartment
6
Has enough time passed after
6
installation?
1
Is the versa compartment set to “FRZ”?
Soft-Freezing
freezes food too
hard
Cannot make ice
Water in the tank
stays at the
same level
Automatic Ice Making
1
2
Does the food contain a lot of
2
moisture?
3
Is food freezing the same way as with
3
“Freezing”?
1
Has enough time passed after
1
installation?
2
Has food, the ice server, or another
2
object been left in the ice storage box?
Also, has the ice been leveled?
2
Is the ice making setting for the ice
3
making compartment set to “ICE STOP”?
4
Are the ice tray and ice tray lock lever
4
installed correctly?
5
Is the water supply pipe installed
5
correctly in the tank holder area?
6
Are the water supply pump and tank
6
pipe installed correctly onto the water
tank?
7
Is the door opened or the ice tray
7
removed frequently?
(Continued)
Set the temperature of the refrigerator compartment to “H”.
Do not block the area near the air outlet with food. Also, do
not stack items higher than the case.
Set the Supercool Chilling.
In order to store the food at Supercool Chilling without
freezing it, the compartment temperature may rise
temporarily.
“SOFT FRZ”, “FRZ•L”, and “FRZ•M” are higher
temperature settings. Set to “FRZ•H”.
When placing hot food in the compartment, use
Hot Freezing.
Cancel Power Save Mode.
Frozen food may thaw if it makes contact with hot food.
Leave space.
Leave a gap so that cold air can fl ow to the ceiling and
between food.
The refrigerator takes time to cool completely.
Set the versa compartment to “SOFT FRZ”.
Foods containing a considerable amount of moisture may
freeze too hard. We recommend leaving the food for about 5
to 15 minutes, placing the other hand on the back of a knife,
and cutting the food by pushing on it. Also, use the setting
“SOFT FRZ•L”.
Food appears to freeze in the same way as with “Freezing”.
It takes 4 to 5 hours for the refrigerator to cool, and
24 hours or more in summer to make ice.
Remove food or other objects from the ice storage box. The
ice storage box is judged to be full of ice. Also, spread the
ice out fl at all the way to the front.
Set the ice making compartment's setting to
Set the ice tray lock lever to the correct position and check
the installation status of the ice tray.
Remove any foreign objects creating gaps and install the
pipe so that it is not loose.
Check that they are correctly installed. In particular, ensure
that the opening of the tank pipe inside the tank is installed
fi rmly to the tank.
Ice making takes longer.
Explanation and Action
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Water tank
or water supply
pipe freezes
Ice is small or
joined together
There is a
rattling sound
Loud noises
Worrisome
noises (Noises
described on the
right are normal)
Doors do not
close
Doors open
easily
The alarm
will sound
Problem
Water tank
or water supply
pipe freezes
Ice is small or
joined together
Automatic Ice Making
There is a
rattling sound
SoundDoor
Loud noises
Worrisome
noises (Noises
described on the
right are normal)
Doors do not
close
Doors open
easily
The alarm
will sound
Check
1
Are the water supply pipe and water
1
tank installed to the refrigerator without
any gaps?
Additionally, is the tank pipe installed
to the water tank without any internal
gaps?
1
Has ice been stored inside the ice
1
storage box for a long time?
2
Does it occur when the water in the
2
water tank is decreasing?
1
Are any nearby objects in contact with
1
the refrigerator?
2
Make sure that the water tank and
2
water supply pipe are properly
installed.
1
The noise gets louder suddenly
1
or the tone changes.
2
A whistling sound is made after closing a door.
2
3
A whipping or dripping sound is
3
sometimes heard from inside the
refrigerator after a door is opened.
4
Sometimes the sound of fl owing or
4
boiling water can be heard.
5
A rattling or squeaking sound is made
5
sometimes (every 1 to 2 hours).
6
After turning on the power, a thumping or
6
creaking sound may be heard in the ice
making “ICE STOP” mode (every 1 to 2 hours).
1
Is a door making contact with food or a
1
case? Is too much food packed inside?
2
Has food fallen behind a case in a
2
drawer door, or is the power cord or
another object trapped between the
refrigerator and a door?
3
Is the refrigerator installed stably?
3
Are the adjustable supports making
contact with the fl oor?
1
Check if the doors are closed.
1
Check the installation around the water tank. If there are
gaps, the cold air may escape and water may freeze.
Ice stored inside the ice storage box for a long time may
shrink or join together (due to a phenomenon called
sublimation).
When not using ice, it is recommended that you remove the
water and stop the ice making.
As the water in the water tank decreases, the amount of
supply water is slightly reduced.
Leave space around the refrigerator. When objects or walls are in
contact with the refrigerator, sounds may be heard.
Push in the water tank until it touches the rear side. If it is out of
position, the sound of the water supply pipe can grow loud.
If there are any gaps or looseness, the water may freeze,
causing sounds to be heard.
Immediately after beginning use, when the weather is hot,
when the doors are frequently opened and closed, and in
similar situations, the refrigerator switches to high-speed
operation and cools with high power.
This is the sound of the cooling fan motor starting.
This is the creaking sound as warm air enters and expands
the plastic.
This is the sound of the refrigerant (gas) fl owing.
This is the sound of the automatic ice maker. Even when there
is no water in the water tank, the automatic ice maker and pump
make a sound about every 100 minutes.
This is the sound of the operation check. The check is
performed even in the “ICE STOP” ice making mode.
Store food so that the door does not make contact with the
food when closed. In the refrigerator compartment, store
food on the shelves and in the drawer doors store food so
that it does not make contact with the ceiling when doors
are shut and opened.
Remove any objects. Make sure that the door does not trap
objects such as food, power cords or plastic bags.
Lower the adjustable supports to raise the front side slightly
and make the doors easier to close.
Refer to “When the door alarm sounds” and “When the
alarm cannot be turned off”.
Explanation and Action
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The operation
panel does not
respond
Reacts without a
touch
Some icons do
not light up
is blinking
and won't go off
There are no
longer 3
★
marks lighted on
the power saving
monitor.
Condensation
forms on the
outer walls
and inside the
refrigerator
Frost forms
in the freezer
compartment
Water drips onto
the fl oor
There are lines
like scratches on
the clear parts
There are holes
in the door and
the refrigerator
walls
The surface of
the sides or
doors is warped
Noise interferes
with televisions
or other devices
There is a
bothersome
smell (Food / Ice)
Troubleshooting
(Continued)
Troubleshooting
★
Check
1
Is lit?
1
2
Are the user's fi ngers or the operation
2
panel wet or dirty?
4
Are you repeatedly touching it?
3
5
Are seals and tapes put on the
4
operation panel?
1
Are there any towels, plastic bags,
1
papers, etc. over the operation panel?
1
Is it set to Power Save Mode?
1
1
Is the ice tray lock lever not locked?
1
1
Has the temperature setting been
1
modifi ed?
1
Is there any increase in the time the
2
door is left open or the amount of
food, or a rise in the compartment
temperature?
1
Are the doors being opened frequently,
1
or are there any gaps?
2
Is the humidity high, for example is it
2
raining?
1
Is it a thin line without level difference
1
on its both sides?
1
Are there small holes in the door or in
1
the refrigerator walls?
1
Does the light refl ected on the surface
1
appear distorted?
1
Is the refrigerator installed near an
1
electronic device such as a television?
2
Is the power to the refrigerator
2
supplied from a socket near the entry
hole of the antenna cable?
1
Have you placed food with strong odor
1
inside the refrigerator without sealing it
in a container?
2
Do you periodically clean the water
2
tank?
Problem
The operation
panel does not
respond
Reacts without a
touch
Some icons do
not light up
is blinking
and won't go off
There are no
longer 3
marks lighted on
the power saving
monitor.
Condensation
forms on the
outer walls
and inside the
refrigerator
Frost forms
in the freezer
compartment
Water drips onto
Condensation/ Frost
the fl oor
There are lines
like scratches on
the clear parts
There are holes
Others Operation Panel
in the door and
the refrigerator
walls
The surface of
the sides or
doors is warped
Noise interferes
with televisions
or other devices
There is a
bothersome
smell (Food / Ice)
(Continued)
Cancel the Child Safety Lock.
Wipe off the moisture and dirt on the operation panel and
fi ngers.
Let your fi nger off the operation panel once and then touch
it again. It will respond when you let you fi nger off.
Remove the seals and tapes.
Remove the towel, plastic bag, paper, etc.
The icons that cannot be set during Power Save Mode are
off.
If you release the ice tray lock lever while the ice tray is
operating,
close the ice making compartment's door.
Setting each compartment to "H" will lower the power
saving level.
More energy is used in cooling, resulting in a lowered
power saving level.
Close the doors so that there are no gaps.
When moisture in the air cools, it forms frost or
condensation.
When there is high humidity, condensation or frost will
form even in very small gaps.
Regarding the Vegetable Compartment
Condensation may form temporarily. Wipe off with a dry
cloth. Condensation may cause frost to form in the freezer
compartment. Please minimize the time when doors are
kept open.
This is a mark created at the time the plastic is molded. It is
created at the joint where resin fl ows. This is not a fl aw.
These are holes that let air escape for the injection of foam
heat insulating materials in the manufacturing process.
These are not fl aws or abnormalities.
Warping and surface waviness occurs in the manufacturing
process. When light hits the surface, it may appear warped,
but this is not an abnormality.
Install the refrigerator away from electronic devices such as
televisions.
Use separate power. When using a 2 pin plug, use
grounding.
Store food with strong odor in packaging.
The odor may not be removed with a deodorizing apparatus.
Clean periodically.
Explanation and Action
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Specifi cations
Specifi cations
This appliance is designed for use in
Australia and New Zealand only and
cannot be used in any other country. No
servicing is available outside of Australia
and New Zealand.
Glass Shelf (Upper)
Glass Shelf (Middle)
Glass Shelf (Lower)
Slide Glass Shelf (Front)
Slide Glass Shelf (Back)
Upper Case Cover
Upper Case
Lower Case
Water tank
(with leadcleaning fi lter)
Adjustable Pocket (Large)
Adjustable Pocket (Small)
Refrigerator compartment
Bottle Pocket (Large)
Bottle Pocket (Small)
Model
Parts Quantity
Partition
Egg Tray
Egg Shelf
MR-WX627Z
MR-WX743Y
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
Refrigerator
compartment
Ice making
compartment
Versa
compartment
Freezer
compartment
Ice making
compartment
Versa compartment case
versa
compartment
Vegetable Case (Upper)
Vegetable Case (Lower)
Vegetable
compartment
Freezer Case (Upper)
Freezer
Model MR-WX627Z MR-WX743Y
Food storage
compartment
type
Fresh food
Short term
frozen food
Short term
frozen food
Freezer
Gross volume
(litres)
Storage volume
(litres)
Gross volume
321 315 377 337
254254
44 22 56 28
125 67 151 81
Freezer Case (Lower)
compartment
Adjustable support cover 1
(litres)
Ice Tray
Ice Storage Box
Soundproof Mat
Ice Server
Aluminium Tray
Storage volume
(litres)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Troubleshooting
Vegetable
compartment
Cellar
Special
(unfrozen food)
Total volume
- - 134 93
112 77 - -
627 485 743 543
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■
This refrigerator uses fl ammable foaming gas for
insulation.
Please deliver the unit to specialized industrial
waste dealer when you do away it.
Please follow the rules in your country.
■
WARNING - Do not use mechanical devices or
other means to accelerate the defrosting process,
other than those recommended by the manufacturer.
■
WARNING - Do not use electrical appliances
inside the food storage compartments of the
appliance, unless they are of the type
recommended by the manufacturer.
■
WARNING - Just in case of having damaged the
refrigerant circuit, 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 ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTRE.
R600a Refrigerant Warning
■
The refrigerator contains fl ammable refrigerant
(R600a: isobutane).
■
The refrigeration system behind and inside the
refrigerator contains refrigerant.
Do not allow any sharp objects to come into
contact with the refrigeration system.
■
Do not block the openings on the circumstances
of the refrigerator.
■
The user manual should be handed over to any
person who would use or handle the refrigerator
whenever the refrigerator would be transferred to
another location and delivered to a recycling plant.
■
The appliance is not intended for use by young
children or infi rm persons without supervision.
■
Young children should be supervised to ensure
that they do not play with the appliance.
■
Do not store explosive substances such as aerosol
cans with a fl ammable propellant in this appliance.
■
This appliance is intended to be used in household
application only.
• This appliance contains a small quantity of R600a refrigerant which is fl ammable.
• During transportation and installation, ensure that the tubing of the refrigerant circuit is not damaged.
• Leaking refrigerant can ignite and may damage the eyes.
• In the event any damage does occur, avoid exposure to open fi res and any device which creates a spark.
Disconnect the appliance from the mains power.
• Thoroughly ventilate the room in which the appliance is located for several minutes.
• Notify Mitsubishi Electric Australia Pty Ltd. for necessary action and advice.
• The room for installing the appliance must be at least 1 cubic metre per 8 grams of refrigerant.
The refrigerant quantity contained in this appliance is noted on the Rating Label of the appliance.
• If your Mitsubishi Electric Refrigerator should require service, please contact Mitsubishi Electric Australia
Pty Ltd see back page of this user manual for contact details.
NOTE: MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC AUSTRALIA PTY LTD. DO NOT ALLOW SERVICE
TO THE REFRIGERATION CIRCUIT OF THIS APPLIANCE.
If an abnormality or malfunction occurs, stop operation immediately and contact the retail store where
you purchased the refrigerator or a MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTRE or its service agent.
SOLE AGENT in Australia
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC AUSTRALIA PTY LTD.
(Incorporated in New South Wales) ABN 58 001 215 792
New South Wales:
348 Victoria Road, Rydalmere NSW 2116 Ph: (02) 9684 7777, Fax: (02) 9898 0484
Queensland:
Da Vinci Business Park, Building 101, 2A Boronia Road, Brisbane Airport QLD 4008
Ph: (07) 3623 2000, Fax: (07) 3860 6761
South Australia / Northern Territory:
Suite 1, 224 Glen Osmond Road, FULLARTON SA 5063 Ph: (08) 8338 1001, Fax: (08) 8338 0501
Western Australia:
Unit 2/327 Great Eastern Highway Redcliffe WA 6104 Ph: (08) 9377 3400, Fax: (08) 9377 3499
Victoria / Tasmania:
Suite 2, 10 Compark Circuit, Mulgrave VIC 3170 Ph: (03) 9535 7800, Fax: (03) 9535 7801
SOLE AGENT in New Zealand
BLACK DIAMOND TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED (BDT)
Wellington Offi ce (Head Offi ce)
1 Parliament Street, Lower Hutt, PO Box 30772, Lower Hutt 5040 Ph: (04) 560 9147, Fax: (04) 560 9133
Auckland Offi ce
Unit 1, 4 Walls Road, Penrose, PO Box 12726, Penrose, Auckland 1061 Ph: (09) 526 9347, Fax: (09) 526 9348
Christchurch Offi ce
44 Halwyn Drive, Hornby, PO Box 16904, Hornby, Christchurch 8441 Ph: (03) 341 2837, Fax: (03) 341 2838
AZ79L251H03
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