Sharp SJ-PT521R User Manual [ru]

ДОМАШНИЙ ХОЛОДИЛЬНИК
С МОРОЗИЛЬНОЙ КАМЕРОЙ
ИНСТРУКЦИЯ ПО
ЭКСПЛУАТАЦИИ

СОДЕРЖАНИЕ

• ПРЕДУПРЕЖДЕНИЕ ................................ 2

• ОСТОРОЖНО............................................ 2

• УСТАНОВКА .............................................. 2

• ОПИСАНИЕ ............................................... 3

• ЭКСПЛУАТАЦИЯ....................................... 4

• ХРАНЕНИЕ ПРОДУКТОВ ......................... 5

• УХОД И ЧИСТКА ....................................... 5

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ПРЕЖДЕ ЧЕМ ОБРАТИТЬСЯ

В СЕРВИСНУЮ СЛУЖБУ

............................. 6

REFRIGERATOR - FREEZER
OPERATION MANUAL

CONTENTS

• WARNING .................................................. 7

• CAUTION ................................................... 7

• INSTALLATION........................................... 7

• DESCRIPTION ........................................... 8

• OPERATION............................................... 9

• STORING FOOD.......................................10

• CARE AND CLEANING............................. 10

• BEFORE YOU CALL FOR SERVICE........

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Для бытового использования
Отдельно стоящий

Household use only
Free standing type

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Наружная часть камеры горячая при
прикосновении.

Это нормально. B камере находится горячая труба для предотвращения
образования капель.

Возникновение шума холодильника. Это нормально для холодильника, если он производит следующие звуки.

• Громкий шум, производимый компрессором при включении

--- Звук становится

тише по истечении некоторого времени.

• Громкий шум, производимый один раз в день компрессором

--- Рабочий звук, производимый сразу после автоматического процесса

размораживания.

• Звук текущей жидкости (булькающий, свистящий звук)

--- Звук протекания охладителя, циркулируещего по трубам (звук может
становиться громче время от времени).

• Трескающий или перемалывающий звук, скрипучий звук

--- Звук, производимый расширением и сужением внутренних стенок и
находящихся внутри деталей во время охлаждения.

Происходит намораживание и

ли
образование капель снаружи или
внутри холодильника.

Это может произойти в одном из следующих случаев. Используйте
мокрую ткань для удаления намораживания и сухую для вытирания
капель.

• При высокой влажности окружающего воздуха.

• При частом открывании и закрывании двери.

• При хранении продуктов, содержащих много влаги. (Необходима
упаковка).

Продукты в холодильном отделении
замерзают.

• Не эксплуатировался ли холодильник в течение длительного времени
при установленном регуляторе регулировке температуры

холодильной

камеры в положение 0°C?

• Не эксплуатировался ли холодильник в течение длительного времени
при установленном регуляторе регулировке температуры
морозильной камеры в положение -21°C?

• Hизкая окружающая температура может вызвать замораживание
хранимых продуктов, даже если регулировке температуры
холодильной камеры установлена на 6°C.

В отделении имеется запах. • Продукты с сильным запахом необходимо заворачивать.

• Дезодорирующий катализатор не может устранить все запахи.

ПРЕЖДЕ ЧЕМ ОБРАТИТЬСЯ В

СЕРВИСНУЮ СЛУЖБУ

7

ENGLISH

■ Highly volatile and flammable materials such as ether,

petrol, propane gas, adhesive agents and pure alcohol
etc. are liable to explode. Do not store these materials in
the refrigerator.

■ Dust deposited on the power plug may cause fire. Wipe

it off carefully.

■ Do not attempt to change or modify this refrigerator. This

may result in fire, electric shock or injury.

■ Ensure that the refrigerator presents no danger to

children while being stored for disposal. (e.g. remove the
door to prevent child entrapment.)

■ This refrigerator should be disposed appropriately. Take

the refrigerator to a recycling plant for flammable
insulation blowing gases.

■ Do not touch the compressor unit or its peripheral parts,

as they become extremely hot during operation and the
metal edges may cause injury.

■ Do not touch foods or metal containers in the freezer

compartment with your wet hands. This may cause
frostbite.

■ Do not use an extension cord or adapter plug.

■ Do not place bottled and canned drinks in the freezer as

they may crack when frozen.

■ Make sure that the power cord has not been damaged

during installation or moving. If the power plug or cord is
loose, do not insert the power plug. There is a risk of
electric shock or fire.

■ Disconnect from the mains electricity supply by

removing the mains plug from the electricity supply
socket. Do not remove by pulling the mains lead. This
may cause electric shock or fire.

■ The refrigeration system behind and inside the

refrigerator contains refrigerant. Do not allow any sharp
objects to come into contact with the refrigeration
system.

■ Should the flexible supply cord be damaged, it must be

replaced by service agent approved by SHARP as a
special cord is required.

■ In case of gas leak, ventilate the area by opening a

window, etc. Do not touch the refrigerator or the power
outlet.

■ Do not place objects containing liquid or unsteady

objects on top of refrigerator.

■ This refrigerator is not intended for use by persons

(including children) with reduced physical, sensory or
mental capabilities, or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the refrigerator by a person
responsible for their safety. Young children should be
supervised to ensure that they do not play with the
refrigerator.

WARNING

■ Do not install the refrigerator in a damp or wet

location as this may cause damage to the
insulation and a leak. Condensation may also
build on the outer cabinet and cause rust.

1

Keep adequate ventilation space around the
refrigerator.

•

The figure shows the minimum required space for
installing the refrigerator. It differs from the space in
the measurement condition of the amount of power
consumption.

•

It is possible to use the refrigerator with a less amount
of power consumption by keeping greater space.

•

If using the refrigerator in the space below dimension
of the figure, it may
cause the
temperatures in the
unit to rise, loud
noise, and failure.

2

Using the two front adjustable feet, ensure that the
refrigerator is positioned firmly and level on the floor.

3

Remove the 2 screws of the cabinet lower part, and
use these to fit the foot
covers. (supplied inside
the refrigerator
compartment)

NOTE

• Position your refrigerator so that the plug is accessible.

• Keep your refrigerator out of direct sunlight.

• Do not place next to heat generating appliance.

• Do not place directly on the ground.

Provide suitable stand.

When transporting

• Using the casters, it is possible to move back and forth.

• Carry the refrigerator by holding the handles located on

the rear and bottom.

Before using your refrigerator

Clean the inside parts with a cloth soaked in warm water.
If soapy water is used, wipe it off thoroughly with water.

Thank you very much for buying this SHARP product. Before using your SHARP refrigerator, please read this operation
manual to ensure that you gain the maximum benefit from it.

WARNING

CAUTION

INSTALLATION

:
:

2 pcs.
4 pcs.

SJ-PT441R , SJ-PT481R
SJ-PT521R , SJ-PT561R

60 mm

or more

60 mm

or more

90 mm

or more

a

a

b

1400mm

1500mm

1230mm

1400mm

b

SJ-PT441R
SJ-PT481R

SJ-PT521R
SJ-PT561R

Foot cover

Adjustable foot

DESCRIPTION

1

2
3

4
5

6
7

8
9

10
11

12
13

15

SJ-PT561R

1. Freezer LED light

2. Freezer shelf

3. Movable shelf

You can make two levels, enabling you to store food
separately. If used upside down, you can keep foods
neatly within this shelf.

16

17

18

19

20

21
22

23

24

18
16

10. Refrigerator shelves

(2 pcs.)

11. Hybrid cooling panel (Aluminum panel)

The panel is cooled from the rear, thus indirectly
cooling the refrigerator compartment. In this way, food
is refrigerated gently, without exposing it to cold air flow.

12. Fruit and vegetable shelf

13. Fruit and vegetable crisper

SJ-PT441R , SJ-PT481R :
SJ-PT521R , SJ-PT561R :

1 pc.
2 pcs.

14. Divider

(Only for SJ-PT441R, SJ-PT481R)

SJ-PT441R

SJ-PT481R

15. Adjustable feet & covers (2 pcs.)

16. Magnetic door seals (2 pcs.)

17. Flexible pocket

Tall food items (e.g. pizza box)
can be stored by lifting the
partition from the bottom of
the pocket.

18. Door pockets (2 pcs.)

19. Refrigerator pocket & cover

20. Egg holders

(2 pcs.)

21. Utility pockets

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(In the refrigerator

4. Ice cube maker

1) Do not over fill the Ice cube trays;
otherwise the ice cubes will be
joined together when frozen.

2) When the ice cubes are made, turn
the lever clockwise to empty the ice
into the Ice cube box.

NOTE To prevent damage to the Ice

cube box, do not make ice in the
Ice cube box or pour oil into it.

5. Ice cube box

6. Control panel

7. Fresh case & door

8. Divider

9. Refrigerator LED light

$''4

↢

compartment)

Lever

Ice cube box

SJ-PT441R

small medium medium medium

SJ-PT481R

NOTE

Do not replace the right utility pocket with that of the left,
and vice versa.

(Only for SJ-PT561R)

SJ-PT521R

SJ-PT561R

largesmall

mediummedium

22. Bottle stopper / Tube stands (2 pcs.)

Prevents bottles etc. from falling.
Stick-type food products can also
be stored inside.

23. Bottle pocket

24. Bottle stoppers

(2 pcs.)

Deodorizing unit

Deodorizing catalyst is installed on the routes of cold air. No operation and cleaning are required.

Reversible door

It is possible to change the door to left side opening. To modify the door a REFRIGERATOR HINGE KIT (for left side
opening) will be required, SJ-L55CRD. For details of the kit and the modification work, please contact the service
agent approved by SHARP.

CAUTION SHARP recommends that all modification work will be carried out by a competent person.

8

OPERATION

Control panel

1. Display for temperature setting

The preset temperature of compartment selected is
displayed. It is not an actual temperature in the
compartment.

2. Display for compartment selected

3. Select button

The compartment selected can be changed by pressing
the select button.

Press the
select button

Controlling temperature

The refrigerator controls its temperature automatically.
However, if needed, adjust the temperature as follows.

Refrigerator compartment

Adjustable between 0°C and 6°C in steps of 1°C.

Press the select button.

1

lighting

Press the / button and set the temperature.

2

[ : increase, : decrease ]

Press the " " button.

3

Initial display for
refrigerator compartment

4. / button

Use to select temperature.

5. button

Finalizes the temperature setting.

6. Plasmacluster button and display

Press to start / cancel the plasmacluster operation.

NOTE

• The display for temperature setting and selected

compartment will turn off when there is no operation for
1 minute. (When either of buttons is pressed, it lights
again.)

• The plasmacluster display stays alight.

Initial display for
freezer compartment

Plasmacluster

The plasmacluster automatically starts operating when the
refrigerator is powered on.

To cancel operation

Press the " " button (The light turns off).

To start operation

Press the " " button again.

Notes about PLASMACLUSTER operation

The ionizer inside your refrigerator releases clusters of
ions, which are collective masses of positive and negative
ions, into the freezer and refrigerator compartments.
These ion clusters inactivate airborne mold fungus.

Freezer compartment

Adjustable between -13°C and -21°C in steps of 1°C.

Press the select button.

1

lighting

Press the / button and set the temperature.

2

[ : increase, : decrease ]

Press the " " button.

3

Door Alarm

When the refrigerator or freezer door is left open, the door
alarm will sound.

• The door alarm will sound 1 minute after opening the

door and again after 1 minute (once in each case).

• If the door is left open for approx. 3 minutes, the alarm

will sound continuously.

To cancel alarm signal

ENGLISH

mold

fungus

• There may be a slight odors in the refrigerator. This is the

smell of ozone generated by the ionizer. The amount of
ozone is minimal, and quickly decomposes in the
refrigerator.

Press the select button continuously 3 seconds or more while
holding down the " " button.

It shows the door alarm stop.

It is the same method also when restarting the alarm signal.

9

10

Refrigeration reduces the rate of food spoilage.
To maximize the shelf life of perishable food products,
ensure that the food is the freshest possible quality. The
following is a general guide to help promote longer food
storage.

Fruit / Vegetables

To minimize moisture loss, fruit and vegetables should be
loosely enclosed in a plastic material e.g. wrap, bags (do
not seal) and place in the fruit and vegetable crisper.

Dairy Products & Eggs

• Most dairy products have a use by date on the outer

packaging which informs the recommended temperature
and shelf life of the product.

• Eggs should be stored in the Egg holder.

Meats / Fish / Poultry

• Place on a plate or dish and cover with paper or plastic

wrap.

• For larger cuts of meat, fish, or poultry, place to the rear

of the shelves.

• Ensure all cooked food is wrapped securely or placed in

an airtight container.

NOTE

• Evenly place the food on the shelves

to allow the cooling air to circulate
efficiently.

• Hot foods should be cooled before

storing. Storing hot foods increases
the temperature in the unit and
increases the risk of food spoilage.

• Do not block the outlet and inlet of

the cool air circulating circuit with
foods or containers; otherwise the
foods will not be evenly cooled
throughout the refrigerator.

• Keep the door securely closed.

For best freezing

• Quality of foods should be fresh.

• Freeze small quantities of food at a time to freeze them

quickly.

• Food should be properly stored or covered and the air

should be removed to seal tightly.

• Evenly place the food in the freezer.

• Label bags or containers to keep an inventory of freezing

food.

WARNING

■ Unplug the refrigerator first to prevent electric

shock.

■ Do not splash water directly on the outer cabinet

or the interior. This may lead to rusting and
deterioration of the electrical insulation.

IMPORTANT

To prevent cracking on inside surfaces and plastic
components, follow these tips.

• Wipe any food oils adhered to plastic components.

• Some household chemicals may cause damage, so use

only diluted washing-up liquid (soapy water).

• If undiluted detergent is used or soapy water is not wiped

off thoroughly, cracking of plastic parts can result.

1

Remove the shelves and pockets from the cabinet and
door. Wash them in warm soapy dishwashing water;
rinse in clean water and dry.
(Only fruit and vegetable shelf is not removable.)

2

Clean the inside with a cloth soaked in warm soapy
dishwashing water. Then, use cold water to wipe off
soapy water.

3

Wipe the exterior with a soft cloth each time it is soiled.

4

Clean the Magnetic door seal with a toothbrush and
warm soapy dishwashing water.

5

Wipe the control panel with the dry cloth.

NOTE

• To prevent damage to your refrigerator, do not use heavy

duty cleansers or solvents (lacquer, paint, polishing powder,
benzine, boiled water, etc.).

• If the power supply is disconnected, please wait for at least

5 minutes before re-connecting power.

• The glass shelves weigh approximately 3 kg each. Hold

firmly when removing from the cabinet or carrying.

• When dropped the juice and the like near the control panel,

wipe off directly. It becomes cause of failure of the control
panel.

• Do not drop objects inside the refrigerator or strike the inner

wall. This may cause the inner surface to crack.

Defrosting

Defrosting is fully automatic due to a unique energy saving
system.

When the compartment light is blown

Contact the service agent approved by SHARP to request
a replacement compartment light. The compartment light
is not to be removed other than by qualified service
personnel.

Switching off your refrigerator

If you switch your refrigerator off when you are going away
for an extended period, remove all food, clean the interior
thoroughly. Remove the power cord plug from the power
socket and leave all doors open.

STORING FOOD

CARE AND CLEANING

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Before you call for service, check the following points.

IF YOU STILL REQUIRE SERVICE

Refer to your nearest service agent approved by SHARP

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The outside of a cabinet is hot when
touched.

It is normal. The hot pipe is in the cabinet in order to prevent dew generation.

When there is refrigerator noise. It is normal for the refrigerator to produce the following sounds.

• Loud noise produced by the compressor when operation starts

--- Sound becomes quieter after a while.

• Loud noise produced once a day by the compressor

--- Operating sound produced immediately after automatic defrost
operation.

• Sound of flowing fluid (gurgling sound, fizzing sound)

--- Sound of refrigerant flowing in pipes (sound may become louder from
time to time).

• Cracking or crunching sound, squeaking sound

--- Sound produced by expansion and contraction of inner walls and internal
parts during cooling.

Frosting or dew generation occurs
inside or outside the refrigerator.

This may occur in one of the following cases. Use a wet cloth for wiping frost
and a dry cloth for wiping dew.

• When the ambient humidity is high.

• When the door is frequently opened and closed.

• When foods containing plenty of moisture are stored. (Wrapping is required.)

The foods in the refrigerator
compartment freeze.

• Is the refrigerator operated for a long time with refrigerator temp. control set
at 0°C?

• Is the refrigerator operated for a long time with freezer temp. control set at

-21°C?

• Low ambient temperature may cause placed foods to freeze even if
refrigerator temp. control is set to 6°C.

It smells in the compartment. • Wrapping is required for the foods with strong smell.

• Deodorizing unit cannot remove all of smell.

BEFORE YOU CALL FOR SERVICE

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Напечатано в Таиланде / Printed in Thailand

SHARP CORPORATION