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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Feature Chart 1 and 2 2
Things to know Before Operating y our Ne w Refrigerator 5
Safe Installation place for y our Refrigerator 6
Installation Steps 7
Things to know Before Moving or relocating the Refrigerator 8
Freezer Compartment Use 9
Refrigerator Compartment Use 10
Use of the Refrigerator/Assembly and Disassembly Method 11
Exchanging the Lamp 13
Cleaning your Refrigerator 14
Before Requesting Service 15
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FEATURE CHART
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E.F.
Q.F
FRZ. FRZ.
LOW
MID
HIGH
MULTI-FLOW
FREEZER & REFRIGERATOR
THE FUNCTION OF QUICK FREEZING
QUICK FREEZE BUTTON FREEZER COMPARTMENT
TEMP.ADJUST BUTTON
• The temp. in the freezer
compartment can be set at
E.F(Economy Freeze), LOW,
MID or HIGH.
(refer to page 9)
Use In these cases
•When you buy a lot of food and y ou want to freez e as it is.
•When freezing food prepared in advance.
•When you want to keep seasonal f ood f or a long period.
•When freezing food quickly.
How to use?
•Press the ‘FREEZER TEMP’ button till ‘Q.F’ lamp is lit
•After 150 minutes of quick freezing, it automatically returns
to its original condition. (The ‘Q.F’ lamp goes out and the
temperature returns to the previously set temperature.)
T o stop while running?
•Press the ‘FREEZER TEMP’ button once again.
The ‘Q.F’ lamp goes out and quick freezing stops.
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FEATURE CHART
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¥FREEZER COMPARTMENT LAMP
FREEZER ROOM
REFRIGERATOR ROOM
MISCELLANEOUS
¥ICE TRAY
¥FREEZER SHELF
¥ICE STORAGE BOX
¥CHILLER COMPARTMENT
¥REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT
TEMPERATURE CONTROL
(refer to page 10)
¥REFRIGERATOR SHELF
¥REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT LAMP
¥CRISPER COVER
¥MOISTURE CONTROL FILTER
¥CRISPER
¥FRONT GRILL
¥ADJUSTABLE FOOT
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¥FREEZER ROOM POCKET
FREEZER ROOM DOOR
REFRIGERATOR ROOM
DOOR
¥EGG POCKET
¥EGG TRAY
¥REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT
POCKET (SM)
¥REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT
POCKET (BG)
¥REFRIGERATOR POCKET (MD)
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¥ Outlet
Do not plug sever al power
cords into a single outlet.
It is a fire hazard.
¥ P ower Cor d
Prevent the po wer cord
from coiling or striping. This
may cause a short circuit or
a fire.
¥ Caution for W et Hands
Do not touch the metal tray
of the freezer compartment
with wet hands-they can
freeze and stick to the metal
tray.
¥ Thing to A v oid for Stora ge
Do not store medicine or
flammable materials in the
Refrigerator-they are
hazards.
¥ The Refrigerator Door
Do not allow children to
hang on to the door.
The refrigerator can tumble
over or things on top of the
refrigerator can fall off.
¥ Gas Caution
Avoid touching the refrigerator
or its power cord when there is
a gas leakage from gas
equipment. Turn off the gas
equipment completely and
open a window for ventilation.
¥ Running the Refrigerator
Before Putting Food
Run the refrigerator for 2~3
hours to cool the
compartments before putting
food in.
Thinner
After 2~3
hours
¥
When Plugging in Refrigerator
again
You do not have to wait when
plugging the power cord in again after
it has been unplugged. Even when
plugging in again immediately the
refrigerator will automatically start the
compressor after 6 minutes.
OK!
THINGS T O KNO W BEFORE OPERATING YOUR NEW REFRIGERAT OR!
CAUTION:
1. If the supply cord becomes damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service
agent or a simmilary qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
2. The appliance is not intended for use by y oung children or infirm persons without supervision.
3. Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not pla y with the appliance .
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¥ Place the refrigerator on a
hard and level floor.
An uneven floor ma y cause
the refrigerator to make
noise.
¥ Place your refrigerator
where there is no heat
source nearby.
High surrounding
temperature will lower the
cooling efficiency and
increase your electricity bill.
¥ Place the refrigerator in an
area with low moisture.
Splashing water or a high
moisture area may cause a
short circuit and cause
corrosion.
¥ A void places that are
exposed to smoke
Discolouration of the fridge
could occur.
¥ For good v entilation, place
the refrigerator with the
spaces specified on the
diagram.
This helps cooling efficiency
and lowers the electricity bill.
¥ Placing the refrigerator on
the carpet may cause heat
to develop and discolour the
appliance.
In such a case put a hard
wooden board or a rubber
mat between the
refrigerator and the carpet.
NO
NO
At least 6cm
At least 6cm
At least 30cm
Carpet
Wooden Board,
Rubber Mat
SAFE INSTALLATION PLA CE FOR YOUR REFRIGERATOR
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INSTALLATION STEPS
¥ Select a safe place to install
your refrigerator .
¥ Lev el the refrigerator b y
using the adjustable foot.
¥ Install the parts to their
places.
¥ Check if the doors are
completely shut.
¥ Check the v oltage and wait
about an hour before
plugging the power cord into
the outlet.
¥ After running the
refrigerator for 2~3 hours
put food in the refrigerator .
Safe installation
place
¥ Place the height adjustable
legs in the left and right
front of the refrigerator and
turn the legs until they touch
the floor firmly . Then le v el
the refrigerator. At this time,
the movable wheels are
above the floor .
Maintain ~
Level
Components to their
original places
¥ Insert the front cover into
the fastening holes until it
clicks. If not, adjust the legs
to set the level.
¥ Screw in the corner of the
cover .
Check
Check
Plug in after
about hour
Put food after
2~3 hours
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THINGS T O KNO W BEFORE MOVING OR RELOCATING THE REFRIGERATOR!
¥ Unplug the power cord. ¥ Take food out of the
refrigerator compartments.
¥ F asten the interior
components with tape.
¥ When moving hav e tw o
people carry the refrigerator
for safety.
¥ F asten the doors with tape
while moving to prev ent
them from opening.
Adhesive
Tape
Adhesive Tape
¥ For relocating indoors use
the wheels.
Relocating
indoors
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FREEZER COMPARTMENT USE
FREEZER COMPARTMENT TEMPERATURE CONTROL METHOD
•Select the temperature you want by pressing the “FREEZER COMPARTMENT TEMP ADJUST
BUTTON”.
For LOW setting For MID setting For HIGH setting
Dried Fish Seasoning Meat Fish Ice Ice Cream Cake
-14~-16°C
10°C
0°C
-17~-19°C
10°C
0°C
-20~-22°C
10°C
0°C
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MIN MED MAX
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REFRIGERAT OR COMPAR TMENT USE
REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT
TEMPERATURE CONTROL
Control the refrigerator compartment temp. with
the temp. dial located in the compartment.
• F or MIN setting • F or MED use • F or MAX setting
OFF
MAX
MED
MIN
OFF
MAX
MED
MIN
OFF
MAX
MED
MIN
5~7°C
0°C
10°C
3~4°C
0°C
10°C
-1~2°C
10°C
* The refrigerator is automatically set at MED temp. when initially operated.
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FREEZER SHELF
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USE OF REFRIGERAT OR ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY METHOD
• Use freez er shelf f or
storing frozen food. Food
can be seen from outside
due to its transparency
and can be taken out in
the shelf for conv enience.
• When remo ving the
seethrough shelf, pull out
forward.
ICE TRAY • ICE STORAGE BOX
• When making ice • When storing ice
• Do not mak e ice in the ice storage bo x
directly. It may damage the box.
Storing ice in the ice storage
box prev ents it from acquiring
food smells and sticking
together.
FRESH FOOD PRESERVING COMPARTMENT .
REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT SEETHROUGH SHELF
• Use the Fresh Food Preserving Comp. to
store fish or meat.
• Use the shelf f or regular refrigeration.
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REFRIGERA TOR SEETHROUGH
DOOR POCKETS
• Use the freez er compartment seethrough
door pockets to store small f ood items.
• Use the egg shelf to store eggs .
• Use the refrigerator compartment pocket
(MED , SM) to store small be v erage drinks or
bottled food, cheese, and pac ked drinks.
• Use the large refrigerator compartment
pocket f or storing large bottles such as 2
ℓ
bottles.
To remove , pull upward while pressing the
right side of the seethrough pocket.
Pull forward
when cleaning
CRISPER (CRISPER COVER)
• Use the crisper when storing vegetab les or
fruit. There is a moisture control filter on the
crisper cover and you can k eep vegetab les
and fruits fresh for a longer period.
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EXCHANGING THE LAMP
EXCHANGING
THE
REFRIGERATOR
LAMP
• Unplug the po wer cord. Remo v e the shelf in the freez er compartment
and the shelf as well as the crisper cover in the refrigerator
compartment.
• In the freez er compartment press
the centre-end of the lamp cover
and pull forward to e xchange the
lamp.
• Be careful not to break the lamp
cover in the process.
• In the refrigerator comp. put a
finger in the groove sho wn in the
picture and push the lamp cover
up while pulling forward to
exchange the lamp.
• Be careful not to break the lamp
cover in the process.
Freezer
compartment
light cover
Refrigerator
compartment
lamp cover
* The light bulb is not covered b y our w arranty.
■The electrical plug must be accessib le without moving the set.
■Changing the internal light bulb .
Disconnect the refrigerator from the main supply by removing the plug.
Replace the bulb with one of the correct type and size (15W att SES E14 Base).
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CLEANING YOUR REFRIGERATOR
¥ When cleaning your
refrigerator, unplug the
power cord and use a soft
cloth and dishwashing liquid
to clean.
¥ The refrigerator can smell on
its initial operation, but the
odour will go away when the
refrigerator is cooled
sufficiently.
¥ Use a soft cloth for cleaning
the interior and exterior of
the refrigerator.
¥ Do not splash water directly
on the refrigerator itself.
¥ Put the parts back to their
original positions.
Soft cloth
Soft cloth
W
ater
C
om
ponents to their
original places
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BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE
When the food in the
refrigerator
compartment is frozen.
When the refrigerator
does not refrigerate at
all.
When the refrigerator
is not cooling
effectively
When there is a severe
noise
When there is
condensation on the
refrigerator exterior
When there is
condensation on the
refrigerator interior
When water flows from
the refrigerator
¥ When a disparity exists between the
surrounding temp. and the amount of f ood at
COLD temp. setting in the compartment.
¥ Set the dial to Normal.
¥ Set the dial to W arm.
¥ Check the pow er cord
is plugged in and
turned on.
¥ Check the installation
place.
¥ Check the condition of
stored food.
¥ Check the position of
the temp. control dial.
¥ Check the installation.
¥ Contact service.
¥ Wipe with a dry cloth to
remove condensation.
¥ K eep the door closed to
prevent condensation.
¥ Contact service.
¥ When the surrounding temp . continues
below 5°C in winter-this can occur e v en at
Normal SET.
¥ Where there is a power connection or f ailure
problem.
¥ When the installation floor is weak or the
adjustable feet set incorrectly.
¥ When the refrigerator touches the back wall.
¥ High-moisture in the air can produce
condensation.
¥ When the refrigerator door is opened too
frequently or left open long.
¥ When damp food is stored.
The following are not malfunctions
¥ W ater-flowing sound can be heard when the compressor stops .
This is a sound of REFRIGERANT flowing.
¥ You can feel warmth by putting you hand on the refrigerator’s front. This is not a defect but a
moisture preventing de vice installed on the refrigerator.
¥ When the refrigerator is in sunlight or near a
heating device.
¥ When the refrigerator contains hot food or
too much food.
¥ When the refrigerator door is opened too
frequently or left open long.
¥ When the temp. dial is not on the correct
position.
¥ When the cooler vent is clogged.
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Before operating this refrigerator, please read this manual carefully.
Blowing Agent : HCFC-141b
Model No.:
FR-450
REFRIGERAT OR
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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