Samsung RT34MBSW1, RT34MA, RT34MCSS, RT38BVWS, RT301BVPW User Manual

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REFRIGERATOR
RT23 RT26 RT31 RT34
OWNER’S INSTRUCTIONS
Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly, and retain for future reference.
DA99-00555A REV(0.0
)
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MAIN FEATURES
Large Freezer Storage Area
- Stores large quantities of food in the freezer.
Jumbo Storage Guard
- Holds large bottles securely.
Adjustable Storage Guards
- Position them for your convenience and according to the height of your food containers.
Bio-Fresh Zone
- Keeps vegetables fresh for longer periods.
Sliding Drawer (Premium only)
- Extra storage space for vegetables and fruits.
iCooling (Premium only)
- Advanced air circulation for faster surround cooling.
Super Freeze Zone
- Freezes stored items quickly.
Twist Ice-Tray (Premium Only)
- Spring mechanism for automatic release of ice cubes.
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BASIC PREPARATION
Read Instructions.
Please read all safety and operating instructions before operating this appliance.
Retain Instructions.
Please keep this Owner's Manual for future reference.
Heed Warnings.
All warnings, Cautions and Notes on this refrigerator are important; please pay attention to them.
Follow Instructions.
For best results, follow all instructions given in this manual.
Model and Serial Numbers.
Include both the model number and the serial number when corresponding with your Dealer concerning this product.
Contents
This manual is made on the basis of RT26 model among RT34 / 31 / 26 and RT23
Date of Purchase : Model No. : Serial No. :
MAIN FEATURES ............................... 1
CONTENTS.......................................... 2
BASIC PREPARATION........................ 2
- Getting Started................................... 3
INSTALLATION.................................... 4
CAUTIONS WHILE USING.................. 6
PARTS.................................................. 8,9
REPLACING THE LAMP ..................... 10
STORING FOOD.................................. 11
HOW TO USE ..................................... 12
- Temperature contro.l............................ 12
- Ice cube maker................................... 13,14
- Chiller Compartmen.t.......................... 15
- Vegetable bin. . ................................... 15
LEVELING THE APPLIANCE ............. 16
REMOVING ACCESSORIES .............. 17
CLEANING THE REFRIGERATOR ..... 19
BEFORE CALLING SERVICE.............. 21
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Getting Started
Wipe the appliance inside and outside using a
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cloth dampened with warm water and a small amount of detergent.
Before plugging in for the first time, allow the
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refrigerator to stabilize for at least one hour. Allow the freezer compartment to cool for 2 to 3 hours before storing food.
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INSTALLATION

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Install this refrigerator on a firm, flat surface.
Avoid locations affected by draughts or dampness.
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For optimum operation, normal room
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temperature is recommended. Avoid locations in direct sunlight, near heaters, radiators, stoves or ovens.
Allow a 50mm space between the refrigerator and the wall. If your refrigerator is going into a recessed area, allow at
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least 300mm clearance above the refrigerator.
For personal safety, properly ground this appliance.
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Do not ground this refrigerator with a telephone line, gas pipe, etc.
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CAUTIONS WHILE USING

- Do not allow water to splash onto
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the refrigerator.
- Water impairs the insulation of electric parts and may cause an electrical shock or a fire hazard.
- Do not use flammable sprays such
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as lacquer and paint near the refrigerator.
- Heat from the refrigeration unit may ignite flammable aerosols.
- Do not allow unattended children to play in or around refrigerators and other large
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appliances. The child may get hurt or they could damage the appliance.
- Do not allow children to hang on to the refrigerator door.
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- For optimum operation, do not leave the door open
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for any longer than necessary.
- Leaving the door open allows warmer air to enter the refrigerator and causes the refrigeration unit to use more energy to maintain the temperature.
- Do not store volatile chemicals such as
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ether and benzene in the refrigerator.
- The fumes, besides damaging food, can build up and cause an explosion.
- Do not use the refrigerator if it is not operating
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correctly or has been damaged. Disconnect it from
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the power supply and call your local service center.
- If the power cord is damaged, avoid a hazard by replacing it through the manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly qualified person.
- Always be careful of not banging your head on the
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bracket lock while storing or taking out food.
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PARTS(RT23 / 26
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Twist Ice Cube Tray (Premium only) Ice Storage Bin
Freezer Compartment Temperature Control
Super-Freeze Zone (Premium only)
Chiller Compartment Refrigerator Compartment Temperature
Control
-cooling (Premium only)
Refrigerator Shelf (Plastic or Steel) Lamp
Adjustable Storage Guard Dairy Guard (RT26 Premium only)
Bottle Guide(Premium only)
Jumbo Guard Bottle Storage Guard
Bio-Fresh Zone
Sliding Drawer (Premium only)
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PARTS(RT31 / 34
)
Twist Ice Cube Tray Ice Storage Bin
Freezer Compartment Temperature Control
Super Freeze Zone Freezer shelf
Chiller Compartment Refrigerator Compartment
Temperature Control
-cooling
Refrigerator Shelf Lamp
Adjustable Storage Guard (RT34 2EA) Dairy Guard
Bottle Guide
Jumbo Guard Bottle Storage Guard
Bio-Fresh Zone
Sliding Drawer
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REPLACING THE LAMP

Press upper tab of the lamp cover
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with some tool such as - driver and pull it out.
- Turn the existing lamp bulb and replace it with a new one.
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- Replace the lamp cover by aligning the cover at the top( ) and carefully pressing it into place( ).
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STORING FOOD

Store food in small portions
Seal food in containers with lids, in plastic wrap or in plastic bags to prevent drying and the mingling of odors.
Allow hot food and drinks to cool to room temperature before placing them in the refrigerator or freezer.
Allow sufficient space between stuff to help the circulation of cool air.
Place liquid at the front of the refrigerator to avoid freezing.
Wash dry fruits and vegetables before placing them in the refrigerator.r.
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HO W TO US E

Temperature control
COLDER
Turn the Temperature Control to "COLDER" if you;
- have a lot of food to store (refrigerator or freezer)
- want to make ice (freezer)
- require fast freezing (freezer)
Freezer
NORMAL
Refrigerator Temperature control
Turn the Temperature Control to the midway point between "COLDER" and "COLD" for normal refrigerating or freezing mode.
Refrigerator
Freezer Temperature control
COLD
Turn the Temperature Control to "COLD" if you want to store only a small amount of food in the
refrigerator or freezer.
When the air surrounding the refrigerator is below 5 C, turn the Temperature Control to "COLD" to avoid freezing.
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Ice Cube Maker (Premium Type)
Fill the ice cube tray with water taking
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care not to overfill.
Slide the tray onto the ice cube shelf.
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Water level
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When ice is formed, remove the ice cubes from the ice cube tray by twisting the ice tray knobs. Make sure the ice storage bin is beneath the ice cube tray (see diagram below).
Knobs of ice tray
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Ice Cube Maker (Economic Type)
Fill the ice tray with water taking care not to
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overfill and place it on the support tray.
When ice is formed, hold both ends of the tray
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and remove the ice cubes by twisting it gently.
Water level
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Chiller Compartment
This compartment helps preserve the taste of food and prolongs its freshness by freezing the surface of the food only. Use the chiller for storing cheese, meat, snacks, fish or any food to be used soon.
Bio-Fresh Zone
This compartment maintains the moisture and freshness of vegetables. It maintains necessary humidity and protects the vegetables from direct draughts of cold air which prevents drying.
To increase humidity, set the humidity control to high. To decrease humidity, set it to low.
The vegetable bin is not suitable for storing tropical fruits such as bananas, pineapples, etc.
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LEVELING THE APPLIANCE

To compensate for any floor unevenness, adjust the height of the appliance by turning the adjustable feet clockwise or counterclockwise. The adjustable feet are at the front along the lower edge of the refrigerator chassis.
When the refrigerator leans to the left, turn the left front foot counterclockwise.
When the refrigerator leans to the right, turn the right front foot counterclockwise.
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REMOVING ACCESSORIES

Freezer Shelf
- Pull the shelf forward and slide it out.
Refrigerator Shelf
- Pull the shelf forward until it meets the stopper.r
-Tilt the front of the shelf up and pull it out.
Bio-Fresh Zone Bin and Cover
- Pull the vegetable bin forward and take it out of the refrigerator.
- Lift the cover up and pull it out of the refrigerator.
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Chiller Compartment
- Pull the chiller compartment towards you until it meets the stopper.
- Tilt the front upward and pull the compartment out.
Adjustable Storage Guard
Lift the guard up and slide it out (These storage guards are adjustable and may be positioned to best fit your needs.)
Bottle Storage Guards
Lift the guard up and slide it out. (This bottle storage guard is not adjustable; it fits in only one position.)
Dairy Guard (RT26 / 31 / 34)
Lift the guard up and slide it out.
(This bottle storage guard is not adjustable;
it fits in only one position.) When the cover is away from the guard.
1. Stick the left boss of the cover into the
hole as shown.
2. Lift the cover up at the end.
3. Push the right boss of the cover into the
hole.
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CLEANING THE REFRIGERATOR

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Evaporation Slots in Freezer
Wipe the slot area with a clean, dry, soft cloth. Caution: Do not allow any foreign substance
or particles to clog these openings.
Interior Parts
After removing all the shelves, wipe the appliance clean using a clean, soft cloth dampened with warm water and a mild detergent.
Door Seals
Clean the door seals often using a clean, soft cloth dampened with warm water and a mild detergent. Be careful not to damage the seals. Caution: Dirt encrusted door seals prevent the
doors from closing properly. Poorly closed doors waste energy and add unnecessary cost to your electricity bills.
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BEFORE CALLING SERVICE

When the Refrigerator / Freezer is not operating or the food does not cool sufficiently.
- Is the plug properly connected?
- Is the power fuse blown?
- Are the temperature controls set properly (not set to "COLD")?
- Is the appliance exposed to direct sunlight or installed near a heater?
- Does the appliance have enough clearance from the wall in all directions?
When food freezes in the refrigerator:
- Are the temperature controls set properly (not set to "COLDER")?
- If the food is juicy or very moist, is the temperature control set to "
COLDER"?
- Is the ambient temperature too low?
When there is noise from the unit:
- Is the refrigerator installed on a flat, stable surface?
- Is the appliance positioned too close to a wall?
- Are there any objects behind or under the refrigerator?
- Is the sound coming from the compressor?
When the rear or side panel of the refrigerator is hot:
- Is there sufficient ventilation around the refrigerator?
- Is the ambient temperature high?
- Has dew formed on the outside of the appliance because of high humidity?
Sides of a refrigerator may get hot. This is not a malfunction.
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When you hear a sound like water flowing:
- This sound is generated by movement of the refrigerant and is not a malfunction.
When you notice a foul odor inside the appliance:
- Do you have spoiled food in the refrigerator?
- Is all food stored in sealed containers?
- Has fluid collected in the bottom of the vegetable bin?
- Are the freezer evaporation slots clogged?
- Has the evaporation tray at the back of the appliance become foul?
When frost develops inside the freezer:
- Does the door seal tightly?
- Are the evaporation slots clogged?
- Is there enough room for efficient air circulation?
When dew develops on the vegetable compartment:
- Does the door seal tightly?
- Have you left the door open for a long time?
- Is liquid stored without a cover?
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