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Place the
freezer
on a solid, flat floor (floor) to keep it stable,
otherwise it will cause vibration and noise. When the
freezer
is
placed on floor coverings such as carpet, straw rugs, polyvinyl chloride,
solid support plates should be applied under the
freezer
so as to
prevent color change due to heat dissipation.
Clear ventilation must be maintained around the device or in a
built-in structure.
Preparations for use
1.
Rest time
Once the
freezer
is properly installed and properly cleaned, do not
turn it on immediately. Be sure to turn on the
freezer
after more than
an
hour of rest to ensure normal operation.
2.
Cleaning
Attach the accessory parts to the interior of the
freezer
and wipe the
interior with a soft cloth.
3.
Switch on
Insert the plug into the socket to start the compressor. After 1 hour,
open the freezer door, if the temperature in the freezer compartment
drops significantly, the refrigeration system is operating normally.
4.
Food storage
Once the
freezer
has been operating for a period of time, the
internal temperature of the
freezer
will be automatically controlled
according to the setting by the user. When the
freezer
is completely
cool, put the food in, which usually takes 2 to 3 hours to be completely
cooled. In summer, when the temperature is high, it takes more than 4
hours for the food to cool completely (try to open the
freezer
door as
little as possible before the internal temperature cools).
If the
freezer
is installed in a damp location, make sure that the
ground wire and the leakage breaker are normal. If vibration noises are
produced due to the
freezer
contacting the wall or if the wall
becomes blackened by convection of air around the compressor,
move the
freezer
away from the wall. Installing the
freezer
nearby may
cause interference or noise in the mobile phones, landlines,
radio receivers and television surrounding it. Try to keep the
freezer
as
far as possible in this case.
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