Daewoo Q600 series, Service Manual

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Don’t put combustible inside.
◇ Thinner, benzene, LP gas and
adhesive may catch fire or
cause explosion.
Don’t use flammable spray nearby.
◇ Spark at a contact point may
cause a fire outbreak.
Never disassemble or modify it.
◇ A fire outbreak or malfunctioning
may occur.
Don’t climb over the refrigerator.
◇ It may be overturned and
hurt you.
Don’t hold the door and pull it down.
◇ The refrigerator may fall down
or your hand may be squeezed
and harmed.
Don’t adjust the shelf with food
on it.
◇ It may fall down to hurt you.
Don’t spill water on the main body
or inside.
◇ Electrical insulation may be
deteriorated, causing electric shock
or a fire outbreak.
Don’t hold the power plug with
a wet hand.
◇ It may cause electric
shock.
Warning
Don’t let the power cord touched
by a heater.
◇ Damaged cord may cause a fire
outbreak or electric shock.
◇ If the cord is damaged, stop
using it and ask for a change by the
service center.
Don’t put a container filled with water
on it.
◇ If water is spilt, insulation of the
electrical parts may be
deteriorated, causing short circuit,
electric shock or a fire outbreak.
Don’t use a damaged power cord
or plug or a loose outlet.
◇ They may cause short circuit and
overheat, so that electric shock or a
fire outbreak may occur.
When pulling off the electric plug,
avoid holding only the cable.
◇ The cable may be damaged,
causing electric shock or a
fire outbreak.
◇ Be sure to hold the power plug
to pull it off.
Don’t use a branched electrical outlet.
◇ Multi-branched power
connection may cause abnormal
overheat and a fire outbreak.
◇ Use a single-connection
electrical outlet with rated 220V
or more.
The power plug or cable shall not
be pressed by the refrigerator or
other things.
◇ Damage may be caused,
followed by a fire outbreak.
Be sure the power supply is 220V.
◇ Otherwise, a fire outbreak,
electric shock or disorder may
be caused.
Don’t let the power cord pressed by
heavy things nor pull or bend it hard.
◇ Damaged coating may cause a
fire or electric shock.
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