Saivod FS-609W, FS-609WS Instruction Manual
C
O
MPACT REFRIGERATO
R
REFRIGERADOR
C
O
MPACTO
MODEL/MODELO: FS-609W(S)
85 W CAPACITY/CAPACIDAD: 46 L
1.7 CU. FT.
INSTRUCTI
ON MANUA
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MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES
PLEASE READ MANUAL THOROUGHLY BEFORE USING YOUR
COMPACT REFRIGERATOR, THEN KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
LEA ATENTAMENTE ESTE MANUAL ANTES DE USAR SU REFRIGERADO
R
COMPACTO Y GUÁRDELO LUEGO PARA CONSULTAS EN EL FUTURO.
T
A
BLE OF CONTENTS
GETTING TO
KNOW YOUR UNIT
.............................. ............................ ......................3
PREPARING YOUR REFRIGERATOR FOR USE
Important Safety Tip
s ....................................................................................................4
Un
packing Yo
ur Refrigerato
r ............................. ..................................................... ......5
C
onnecting Your Refrigerato
r ........................................................................................5
OPERATING PROCEDURES & MAINTENANCE
Temperature Control ..................................................................................................6
Defrosting Your Refrigerato
r ..........................................................................................6
Usin
g Your Fr
eeze
r Compartment .............................. ......................... .........................7
Cl
ea
ning Yo
ur Refrigerato
r ............................................................................................7
Moving Yo
ur Refrigerato
r ..............................................................................................7
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problems & Possible Causes ........................................................................................8
PARTS BREAK
DOW
N ...................................................................................................9
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
...............................................................................10
INDÍCES
CÓMO CONOCER S
U UNIDAD
..................................................................................11
PREPARACIÓN DE SU REFRIGERADOR PARA EL USO
Importantes medidas de seg
uridad ............................................................................12
Desempaquetado de
su refrigerador ..........................................................................13
C
onexión de
su refrigerador ....................................................................................13
PROCEDIMIENTOS DE OPERACIÓN Y MANTENIMIENTO
C
ontrol de temperatura
.............................................................................................14
Descongelación de su refrigerador ...........................................................................14
Us
o del congelador incorporado ............................................................................15
Li
mpi
eza del refrugerad
ir ........................... ................. ............. ................. .............. ....15
Al mover e
l refrigerador ............................. .................................... .............................15
SO
LUCIÓN DE PROBLEMAS
Problemas y posibles causas......................................................................................16
LISTA DE PIEZAS ............................. ...................... ................... ...................... ............17
DIAGRAMA DE CIRCUITOS ELÉCTRICOS .................................................................18
REFRIGERATOR OPERATIN
G INSTRUCTION
S
Read the instructions carefully before using your refrigerator
.
I. GENERAL
T
his refrigerator is best ut
ilized for refrigerating and prese
rving foods such as fruits
and beverages.
II. GETTING TO
KNOW YOUR UNIT (FIG. 1)
1. Ice cube tray (Included)
2.
Thermostat for ad
justing refrigerator’s temperature
3.
Freezer compartment
4.
Removable Shelf (For fresh food)
5.
Drip Tray (For collecting melted water when defrosting)
6.
Adjustable leg
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PREPARING YOUR REFRIGERATOR FOR US
E
IMPORTANT SAFETY TIPS
• Read all the instructions contained in this manual very carefully
before using your refrigerator.
•
Danger: Risk of child entrapment
.
• Before throwing away a refrigerator or freeze
r, make
sure the doo
rs have bee
n removed.
For added a
ssurance
, leave the shelves in place so that c
hildren ma
y not ea
sily climb
in.
• Do not clea
n your refrigerator with flammable f
luids. The fumes can create a fire h
azard
or explosio
n.
• Do not tip ove
r.
• If the refrigerator is brought in from outside
in winter time, give it a few hours
to warm up to r
oom temperature before plugging it
in.
• Whe
n using electrical appliance
s, basic safety precautions should be followed
to reduce the risk of fire, electric
shock, and injury to persons or property.
Read a
ll instructio
ns before
using any appliance.
• Do not operate t
his or any other appliance with a damaged cord.
N
o other appliance should be plugged
into the same outlet.
Be sure that the plug
is fully inserted into the receptacle
.
• Do not
run cord over carpeting or othe
r heat
insulators. Do not cover the cord.
K
eep cord away from traffic areas, and do not submerge
in wate
r.
• We do not rec
ommend the use of an extension cord a
s it may overhea
t
and cause a risk of fire
.
•
Unplug the unit before clea
ning or making repairs.
• Exercise caution and use reasonable
supe
rvision when the applianc
e
is used by o
r near children.
• Waste electrical products should not be disposed of wit
h household waste.
Please recycle where facilities exist
. Check with your local authority or retailer
for recyc
ling ad
vise.
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UNPACKING YOUR REFRIGERATO
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UNPACKING YOUR REFRIGERATOR
1. Unpacking
Cu
t off the packing band, then pull the carton up.
Remove the exterior and interior packaging.
2.
Make sure that a
ll the part
s listed below are included with your refrigerator:
•
1 ice tra
y
•
1 removable shelf
•
1 drip tray
3. Cl
ean the
interior wit
h lukewarm water and a soft clot
h.
4.
Find a location fo
r your refrigerator that
is protected from direct sunligh
t
and other sources of heat. Place the refrigerator on a leve
l surface
.
Make sure that there
is at least
5 inches (13 cm) of space between
the back of yo
ur unit and the wa
ll. Avoid locating the appliance
in moist areas.
Too much moisture in the air will cause condensation to form,
r
equiring more frequent defrosting
.
5.
Allow one hour for the refrigerant f
luid to settle before plugging it
in.
6.
Repacking
Please remember to put the original foamed pads in place.
Be sure refrigerator sta
ys in upright position d
uring moving.
Do not tilt more tha
n 45 degrees.
Do not apply force on any external part such as pipe, condense
r, door and it
s handle for
mo
ving refrigerator.
Refrigerator must be well packed and secured
in long distance transportation to
avoid damage from impact.
C
ONNECTING YOUR REFRIGERATOR
* Improper use of the
grounded plug can result in the risk of electrical shock.
1. This unit should be prope
rly grounded fo
r your safet
y. The power cord of t
his appliance
is
equipped with a two-prong plug which mates wit
h standard three prong wa
ll outlets to
m
inimize the po
ssibility of electrical shock.
2.
Plug yo
ur appliance into an exc
lusive, properly installed, grounded wa
ll outlet
.
A
ny questions concerning power and or grounding
should be directed toward
a certified electricia
n.
3.
T
his appliance req
uires a standard 220 / 230 V ~ 50 Hz electrical outle
t
with two-prong ground
.
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4
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OPERATING PROCEDURES & MAINTENANCE
TEMPERATURE C
ONTROL
1. Yo
ur refrigerator has only one control for regulating the temperature. The knob is located
b
eside the fr
eezer compartment
door.
2.
The range of the temperature contro
l is from minimum (the warmest) to maximum
(the coldest). After 24 to
48 hours, ad
just the temperature control to the settin
g
that best
suits your need
s.
It is rec
ommended to set the thermostat between 1-3,
i
f ambient temperature is below 30 degrees, between 3-5,
i
f ambient temperature is below 25 degrees and between 1-3.
3.
To turn the refrigerator off, t
urn the temperature control to
0.
• T
urning the temperature control to the “0” position,
shu
ts off the power to the refrigerator.
• If the unit is unplugged, or shut off due to a power failure;
y
ou must wait three to five m
inutes before restarting the
unit.
If you attempt to restart before this time delay, the refrigerator will not start.
• Large amounts of food will lower the coo
ling efficiency of the appliance.
It is rec
ommended that
70% of storage volume
is loaded as too much food w
ill affec
t
t
he cold a
ir circulatio
n.
4.
The drip tray can be
used to improve the cooling in the refrigerator or the fr
eezing
compartment.
• To increase the coo
ling in the refrigerator compartment
, remove the drip tra
y.
• To increase the coo
ling in the fr
eezer compartment, leave in the drip tray.
DEFROSTING YOUR REFRIGERATOR
1. For the most efficient operation and m
inimum energy co
nsumption, defrost the fr
eeze
r
compartment when the frost on the fr
eezer walls is 3 or 4 mm thick or more
.
2.
Remove the frozen food from the fr
eezer and place it
in a cooler to protect the food.
3.
T
urn the thermostat knob to “0”. The compressor will go off
.
4.
D
uring the defrost, the ice melts into the drip tra
y.
The water must be removed from the water collection tra
y.
5.
D
ry the water collection tray and place it back
under the freezer compartment.
6. Cl
ean the
interior of the refrigerator and reset the thermostat to your de
sired setting.
You ma
y now refill your refrigerator.
PLEASE NOTE
: Do not use bo
iling water because it may damage the plastic parts.
I
n addition, never us
e a sharp or metallic instrument to remove frost as it may damag
e
the cooling coils
. Defrosting
usually takes a few hours. Leaving the door open will help
speed up the process.
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