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B7556CAP
Operating
Instructions
Refrigerator / Freezer Combination
Code : 000-00
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Disposal of Used Electrical &
Electronic Equipment
The meaning of the symbol on the product,
its accessory or packaging indicates that this
product shall not be treated as household
waste. Please, dispose of this equipment
at your applicable collection point for the
recycling of electrical & electronic equipments waste.
In the European Union and Other European countries
there are separate collection systems for used electrical
and electronic product. With the correct disposal of it,
you can protect environment and human health from
potential hazards arising out of unsuitable disposal.
The recycling of materials will help conserve natural
resources.
Please do not therefore dispose of your old electrical
and electronic equipment with your household waste.
For more detailed information about recycling of this
product, please contact your local city office, your
household waste disposal service or the shop where
you purchased the product.
Safety Warning
This appliance contains a certain
amount of isobutane refrigerant
(R600a), a natural gas with not only
high environmental compatibility but
also combustibility.
In case of transportation or installation of
the appliance, meticulous care is required
for no parts of refrigerating circuit to be
damaged. Refrigerant squirting out of the
pipes could ignite or cause eye injury.
If a leak is detected, avoid any naked flames
or potential sources of ignition and ventilate
the area for several minutes.
• To prevent the creation of flammable gas-
air mixture occurred from the leak in the
refrigerating circuit, appliance should be
sited in the room more than 1m³ per 8g of
R600a refrigerant inside the appliance.
The amount of refrigerant is shown on the
identification plate inside the appliance.
• In case of any sign of damage or doubt,
never operate the appliance and consult
also combustibility.
RoHS (Directive 2011/65/EU) Compliant
This product is environmentally sound and
sustainable free from Pb, Cd, Cr+6, Hg, PBBs
and PBDEs restricted in accordance with the
Directive.
Observe Ambient Temperature
This refrigerator is designed to operate in ambient
temperature specified by its category, which is marked
on the rating plate.
Climate Category Ambient temperature from... to
SN +10°C to +32°C
N +16°C to +32°C
ST +16°C to +38°C
T +16°C to +43°C
NOTE
Internal temperature may be affected by such factors
as the location of the refrigerator, ambient temperature
and frequency of the door opening.
Adjust the temperature as required to compensate for
these factrs.
Contents
Installation Instructions, 3
Suitable Installation Place
Installation of the Appliance
Grounding
Correct usage of Refrigerator
Installation of height adjustment feet for leveling
Safety Instructions, 4-8
Trobleshooting Guide, 9
Description of the appliance, 10
Temperature Controls, 11-12
Care & Cleaning, 13
Helpful Hints, 14
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Installation Instructions
Suitable Installation Place
Solid and level floor
• Unstable installation causes vibration and noise of
refrigerator.
• Wooden floor or carpet can be discolored under the
refrigerator.
• Doors look hanged down due to the twist of
refrigerator unless it is leveled.
Shady and humid place
• Direct sun rays, side heat of stove and gas range can
weaken the refrigerating power.
• Avoid location by a sink or where moisture and water
can cause rust and corrosion.
• Avoid location where moisture can cause electrical
problems.
• Use hard board or plank on the concrete/cement floor.
Installation of the Appliance
The space required for installing the appliance is
shown below. (unit: mm)
• More than 10cm from 3 sides(lieft, right, and back) is
good enough for ventilation.
• Insufficient space causes the noise of vibration,
weakening of refrigerating power and the waste of
electricity.
Grounding
Grounding terminal is the green one connected to the
power cord in the back of refrigerator.
Grounding is necessary at
the place where water splashes easily;
humid basement;
any wet or watery place.
Grounding with grounding wire
Copper plate connected with ground wire is to be buried
25cm deep in the ground.
Grounding with short-circuit breaker
Short-circuit breaker is necessary in wet floor like fish
shop, kitchen of restaurant and etc...
Grounding is not necessary
in case of using side-grounded outlet.
Don’t connect the ground wire to
water pipe, gas pipe, telephone line or lightening-rod due
to the possibility of explosion or fire.
Correct usage of Refrigerator
Plug in the refrigerator right after installation.
• Once the refregerator is plugged in, make sure the
interior light comes on when you open the doors.
Set the temperature of both compartment to “MAX” to
conduct the preparatory run for 2 or 3 hours.
Once inside of refrigerator is cooled enough, then
put the food in the refrigerator.
*
When ambient temperature is high in midsummer,
do not open and shut the doors frequently after
installation.
Installation of height adjustment feet for
leveling
Level refrigerator to rest solidly on the floor.
There are two leveling feets under each front corner
of refrigerator.
Turn leveling feet clockwise to raise the refrigerator
and turn it counter-clockwise to lower.
Use shims under the rear corners if necessary.
• If you want the door of refrigerator to be closed
smoothly and not to be open easily, adjust the front
feets to be raised horizontally.
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Safety Instructions
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DISCARDING
When discarding the refrigerator,
remove the door packing.
• Children may be trapped inside of it.
NO
Do not put heavy things or water
containing tanks on top of refrigerator.
• It is dangerous when heavy things
falls down or short circuit occurs with
the leak or spill of water.
NEVER USE
If there is burning smell from refrigerator,
unplug it to stop running.
• It is very dangerous to leave refrigerator
to run abnormally.
WARNING
WARNING
CAUTION
WARNING
Improper use can cause physical damage personal injury.
Improper use can cause injury or material
damage to the household.
If the power cord of refrigerator is
damaged, have it replaced at a repair
shop or the manufacturer, as special
tools are required. Allow 5 cm or more
clearance over wall, side and rear plate of
the refrigerator for good air circulation.
VENTILATION
In case of gas leakage, ventilate the
room instead of unplugging the
refrigerator.
• Explosion or fire may occur.
ATTENTION
Do not eat any frozen food immediately
after taking out of freezer.
•
You may get cold burns if you have it.
CLEAN PLUG
Unplug and clean it with dry cloth if
dirty.
• Dusty and dirty plug may cause fire.
NO
Never install the refrigerator at humid
place or the place where water
splashes easily.
• Short circuit or fire may occur if you do it.
EXCLUSIVE POWER OUTLET
Use exclusive power outlet for the
refrigerator only.
• Several plugs in an outlet may cause
fire. Do not use a double outlet or
extension cord.
BE SURE TO KEEP
DO NOT TOUCH
DO NOT DISASSEMBLE
GROUND
PROHIBITION
UNPLUG
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NEVER USE
Never use any spray near the
refrigerator.
• It can cause danger of explosion.
NEVER STORE
Store only food in the refrigerator.
• Do not store medicines, flammable
things, study samples or etc…
NEVER TOUCH
Do not use any sharp tools when
cleaning the inside.
• The cooling system can be damaged
or there may be electric shock.
NO
Do not allow children to hang on the
doors.
• The refrigerator may be tipped over
to hurt children.
NEVER USE
Never use plug if it is loose.
• There can be electric shock or fire by
short circuit.
NEVER EAT
Never eat the deteriorated food stored
in the refrigerator too long or in
malfunctioned refrigerator.
• You can be poisoned by food if you have it.
NEVER TOUCH
Do not plug in or out the cord with
wet hands.
• You can get shocked by electricity
if you do it.
UNPLUG
Unplug first when exchanging the bulb
and/or cleaning the refrigerator.
UNPLUG
Grip the whole plug body when you
unplug.
• Holding only the wire can cause
electric spark or short circuit.
UNPLUG
When not using refrigerator for a long
time, unplug and take all the foods out.
• In case of power failure, foods may
decay and other accident (short
circuit, fire etc.) can happen.
GROUNDING
Be sure to ground.
• There is a danger of electric shock
due to short circuit or mal-function.
WARNING
NEVER DISASSEMBLE
Do not repair the refrigerator on your
own.
• It can work abnormally and cause a
bigger trouble.
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Safety Instructions
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MOVING / CARRYING
When you move the refrigerator, take
all foods out and empty water in ice
box and evaporation dish.
• Food may be damaged inside the
refrigerator and you can slip on watery
floor with leak or spill of water.
HEIGHT ADJUSTING FEET
When you adjust leveling feets, lift
the refrigerator a little bit.
• It is hard to adjust leveling feets
in normal standing of refrigerator
without lifting it.
MOVING / CARRYING
Lift the refrigerator up enough not to
scratch a soft floor.
• Front and rear wheels under the
refrigerator may scratch the floor.
INSTALLATION
Place on a solid and level floor.
• Unstable installation causes distortion
of cabinet and doors.
HEIGHT ADJUSTING FEET
When moving and carrying the set,
turn the feet up.
• If the feet touch the floor, they can be
broken or the floor may be scratched.
WARNING WARNING
DOOR HANDLES
Opening and shutting doors, hold door
handles, not other parts.
• Your fingers may be jammed in
between.
HAND OVER
Handing over this refrigerator, you’d
better give user’s guide together to
him/her.
• New user may not know well how to
use this refrigerator.
ATTENTION
Foods should not protrude from
shelves.
• They can fall down and/or be broken
when opening the door.
DO NOT TOUCH
Do not directly touch the surface of
food or containers in the freezer
compartment.
• Skin can be easily adhere to the cold
surface and hurt especially in case of
wet or clammy hands.
FOOD STORAGE
When you store foods in the pockets,
push in deep down the pocket bottom.
• Tall bottles may fall down or the
pockets can be broken.
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CAUTION
When purchasing deep-frozen food,
comply the following.
• Check the sell-by date.
• Use the deep-frozen food before
the sell-by date runs out.
CAUTION
Do not block air vents with food.
It can obstruct free air circulation
in the each compartment.
CAUTION
Opening the door of refrigerator
frequently or cleaning of refrigerator
(freezer) may result in reduced storage
life of food due to the increase of
temperature inside of appliance.
CAUTION
This appliance can be used by 1)
children aged 8 and over or 2) persons
with reduced physical/sensory/mental
capabilities or lack of knowledge/experience
if they were given the supervision or
instruction concerning the use of appliance
in a safe way and understand safety
hazard enough.
• Children shall not play with the
appliance.
• Cleaning and user maintenance
shall not be made by children
without supervision.
CAUTION
Please check(observe) either the
maximum volume of storage or the
expiry date of frozen food. Do not
put new foods to be stored near
to existing frozen food in a freezer.
CAUTION
If there is water or oil on the floor
around refrigerator, wipe it out.
• There is danger of slipping over to be
hurt.
FORBIDDEN
Do not store bottles, cans or canned
food in the freezer compartment.
• They can be broken or exploded as
it freezes.
DO NOT TOUCH
Do not reach out your hands or legs
under the refrigerator (when cleaning
under the refrigerator.
• You can be hurt by rough edges and
parts under the refrigerator.
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Safety Instructions
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CAUTION
When refrigerator is sited in the
circumstance below the minimum
degree of designated ambient
temperature for a long time, the
appliance might not operate
consistently and frozen foods/contents
can be defrosted due to the increase
of temperature accordingly.
CAUTION
R-600a or R-134a is used as a
refrigerant. Check the compressor
label or the rating label to see which
refrigerant is used for your refrigerator.
When this product contains flammable
gas (R-600a or R-134a), please be
aware of following.
• Keep ventilated well in appliance
enclosure or built-in structure by
clearing of obstructions.
• Do not use mechanical devices
or other means to accelerate the
defrosting process, other than those
recommended by the manufacturer.
• Do not damage the refrigerant circuit.
CAUTION
C-Pentane is used as an insulation
blowing gas.
The flammable insulation blowing
gases require special disposal
procedure.
Please contact your local authorities
in regard to the environmentally safe
disposal of this product.
CAUTION
Do not store explosive
substances such as aerosol
cans with a flammable
propellant in this appliance.
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Troubleshooting Guide
Before calling for service, check the
followings.
Foods freeze in the fresh food compartment
• Has the temperature been on “MAX” continuously?
• Is the temperature near refrigerator less than 5°C?
• Was moist foods such as vegetables placed just in
front of the cold air duct?
Refrigerator never get cold.
• Is it unplugged?
Refrigerator does not get cold enough.
• Has the temperature been on “MIN” continuously?
Set the temperature to “NORMAL”.
• Has too hot food put in? Check food storage state.
• Is the inside filled with too much food?
• Is either door open or did you open and shut the doors
too often?
• Is there a gas range or a stove near the refrigerator?
Is it in direct sun-light? Check the installation place.
Refrigerator is noisy.
• Is the floor firm and level or the refrigerator levelled
well ?
• Is the back of refrigerator touching the wall ?
Moisture collects inside.
• Check if either door is open.
• Did you leave the doors open too long or is moist food
put with its lid off ? Moisture disappears naturally if
doors are closed, but it’s better to wipe it off with dry
cloth.
Water is flowing out when moving the refrigerator.
• Have you dried and emptied the evaporator dish?
Something smells.
• Air ducts blocked with foods ?
• Is strong odoring food stored unwrapped ? Check the
food storage state.
*
Since the vegetable case leave closed inside the
refrigerator, deodorization is ineffective inside the
vegetable case.
Refrigerator Is Not Wrong or Out of
Order In These Cases...
Moisture is forming on cabinet surface !
• Moisture can be formed during the rainy season or
through continuous hot and humid days. Wipe out the
surface with dry cloth.
It sounds water-flowing in the refrigerator.
• The sound can be heard when the compressor stops.
When refrigerant to cools down, the system can make
such a sound.
Doors do not open easily.
• Such case happens when you open the door right
after closing it. Do not try to force the doors to open;
wait about 30 seconds or so.
Front feels warm.
• Front part of cabinet may feel warm because of the
hot-pipe to prevent the forming of moisture.
Cracking sound comes out of the inside.
• When the parts inside shrink and expand due to
temperature change, such sound can be heard.
Freezer compartment door is slightly opened by
itself but not fully closed
• When you shut the fresh food compartment door
quickly, freezer compartment door is slightly opened
of itself but not fully closed since air pressure
occurred by shutting the fresh food compartment door
influences the freezer door to be slightly opened.
Frost forms inside the fresh food compartment
• When you open and close door of refrigerator
frequently in hot and humid surroundings, frost forms
inside the fresh food compartment. When you store
watery food unwrapped, frost may also form. It is all
because of the moisture in the air trapped inside the
refrigerator.
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Description of the
appliance
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Shelves
• Provided to store day to day food.
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Vegetable case
• Keeps vegetables fresh at optimal humidity level
④
Neutra Fresher
• Unpleasant odours in the refrigerator
compartment are prevented by the odour filter.
⑤
Case F
• Put the ice box left side in the top case to make ice fast.
• store frozen food.
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Dairy Pocket
• Store dairy products
⑦
Pocket
• Storing short bottled food, packed drinks and
spice containers, etc.
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Pocket Jumbo
• Storing big bottled drinks, juice,etc
Interior Features
( * The real features are model dependent! )
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Temperature control
NOTES ON FREEZING AND STORAGE
1. Follow storage times indicated by the frozen food
manufacturer. Make sure that the packaging is
undamaged.
2. Save energy : minimize opening of the door by
storing identical food items together.
3. Items suitable for freezing : meat, poultry, fresh
fish, vegetables, fruits, dairy products, bread, baked
goods, pre-cooked meals.
4. Items not suitable for freezing : lettuces, radishes,
grapes, whole apples and pears, fatty meats.
5. When you freeze food yourself, pack it in appropriate
quantities. In order to freeze food right through do
not exceed the following quantities to best preserve
the quality:
- fruits and vegetables : up to 1kg,
- meat : up to 2.5kg.
6. Blanch vegetables after washing and cutting them.
(2-3 minutes in boiling water; then quickly cool them
down in cold water. When you use a steamer or
microwave oven, follow the operating instructions).
7. Keep packs dry in order to avoid them freezing
together.
8. Freeze fresh food separately form already frozen
foods.
9. Do not salt or season fresh food or blanched
vegetables before freezing. Other foods may be
lightly salted or seasoned. The intensity of flavor of
some spices can change.
10. Use materials or containers specially suitable for
freezing in order to avoid loss of quality.
11. Write contents and date of freezing on the packs.
Do not exceed the storage time indicated in order
to preserve quality.
12. Do not freeze bottles or cans with carbonated
drinks, cause they might burst.
13. Take out as much food as is immediately required
for thawing. Prepare it as soon as possible after
thawing.
WHEN PURCHASING FROZEN FOOD
1. Make sure that the packaging is undamaged
(damage may have caused the food to deteriorate).
Bulging packs or packs which are marked with liquid
stains could have been improperly stored and may
have been partially thawed.
2. Leave frozen food purchases until last and transport
the items in insulated bags.
3. Place the items in the freezer as soon as possible.
4. Do not refreeze partially thawed food. Consume it
within 24 hours.
5. Observe the date of consumption and storage
information.
1. Freezer compartment
The control has three setting from LOW to HIGH.
(FREEZER CONTROL KNOB)
LOW MID HIGH
For ordinary use (SET “MID”)
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Temperature control
2-2. Temperature control (FCP)
• Normal Mode (3rd light up) starts when the
refrigerator is frist plugged in.
• The temperature values are indicated gradually from
the highest to the lowest temperature.
Super Mode
Function for rapid cooling of meat, foods or drinks which are to be stored in the refrigerator compartment.
Whenever the ‘Func’ button is pressed, the ‘Super’ mode On / Off.
Eco Mode
Function for weak cooling to save the energy.
Whenever the ‘Func’ button is pressed, the ‘Eco’ mode On / Off.
Defrost Control
• This refrigerator is frost free, which means there is no need to manually defrost. It will be carried out automatically.
• If you want to prevent an undue rise in the temperature of the frozen food while defrosting the appliance, please
wrap the frozed food in several layers of paper such as newspaper.
①
Temperature control button for refrigerator compartment
②
Function button for switch ‘Super’, ‘Eco’ mode
③
Temperature indicator of refrigerator
④
Super cool mode indicator
⑤
Eco mode indicator
M
In case either the freezer or refrigerator door is left open for more than 3 minutes, door alarm rings for
5 minutes with 1 minute intervals.
M
Display off function
- If no button is pressed or door is not operated for 1 minute, all LED lights on the display panel are
turned off automatically.
- When button is pressed, they are turned on again.
Caution
Foods in the refrigerator can be frozen if the ambient temperature of the refrigerator is below 5°C.
Note
2. Fresh food compartment
2-1. Control panel (FCP)*
“MAX”
Means that temperature is colder
than position “NOR”
“NOR”
Means normal storage
temperatures.
“MIN”
Means that temperature is warmer
than position “NOR”
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Care & Cleaning
Before Cleaning
• When the outside(cabinet, doors) is stained with
cooking oil or dirt, wipe it out quickly.
• To keep the inside sanitary without odor or dirt,
regular cleaning required at least once a month.
• Spills of cooking oil, butter etc. can cause the parts of
plastics to crack.
In Cleaning
• Do not pour water to the refrigerator directly.
• Cleaning the inside, do not use chemical(alkaline)
detergent, wax, gasoline, alcohol, benzen, thinner,
hot(boiling) water, scrubber etc., cleaning the doors
and cabinet, avoid solvent, abrasives, spray-on
cleaners etc.
• Instead, clean with neutral detergent or water and
dry with a soft cloth.
After Cleaning
• See to the followings after cleaning. If something’s
wrong, call for service.
• Is the power cord peeled?
• Is the plug hot unusually?
• Did you plug in the outlet firmly?
Front & Rear Rollers
• When cleaning the floor under refrigerator or the
behind, shorten the hight adjusting feet until the
front rollers touch the floor enough and move the
refrigerator.
• After cleaning, level the refrigerator by turning the
feet. (See page 3.)
EVAPORATION DISH
New evaporating system, no need to clean at ordinary
use. If it has to be cleaned due to strong odor at
midsummer, see the following instruction.
1) Unplug the refrigerator.
2) Unscrew the cover below back of refrigerator and
clean the dish.
3) After cleaning the dish, screw the cover and check if
anything wrong.
* While cleaning, be careful not to be hurt by hot pipes,
compressor etc. and not to breake system parts
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Helpful Hints
In case of power failure
• Do not open and shut the door as long as you can.
There is no problem to store the food inside about
2~3 hours even in the midsummer.
• In case of predicted power failure, do not store any
more food and make as much ice as you can to put
it on the upper shelf of fresh food compartment.
The inside would be kept cold.
When not using for a long time
• Clean the inside and leave the doors open for 2~3
days in order to prevent mold development or odor
saturation.
• To get more space, you can remove drawers since
it does not effect on the thermal and mechanical
characteristics.
• You appliance is frost free, which means there is no
need to manually defrost your appliance.
It will be carried out automatically.
If you want to prevent an undue rise in the
temperature of the frozen food while defrosting the
appliance, please wrap the frozen food in several
layers of paper such as newspaper.
• You device is equipped with a maintenance-free
LED light.
Any repair work on the lighting must only be carried
out by the after-sales service or authorized experts.
NOTICE
When(you are) installing this product, please follow
the picture below.
①S/part CAB
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②Screw
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