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PROPER USE OF FREEZER
Setting Up the Freezer
Before using the freezer, remove all packaging, including bottom cushion, foam pads, and rubber belts
packed in the freezer
Clean the outside and inside of the freezer with a rag and warm water (a little detergent can be added
into the warm water, if necessary). Thoroughly wipe down and dry all surfaces.
Prepare a separate two-pole grounding receptacle. Do not share a multi-socket with other electric
appliances.
The ground wire must be well connected and the grounding pole of the receptacle should be grounded
reliably.
Install the kick plate using the three setscrews contained in the bag with the instruction manual. For
installation instructions, please consult page 4 of this manual.
Transport and placement of fridge
Transport
Do not invert, place horizontally, squeeze or shock the freezer. The angle of the freezer must be no
more than 45 degrees when moving.
Do not put too much force on the door or top of the freezer to avoid deformation or damage.
Placement
Place the freezer at a well-ventilated place and keep it away from heat and direct sunshine. Never put it
in a damp or wet place, to avoid rusting or weakening the insulation.
The top clearance outside the freezer must be no less than 12 inches, and the clearance on both sides
and at the rear must be no less than 4 inches to allow for opening the door and heat emission.
Put the freezer on flat and solid ground. (Adjust the leveling legs to get balance, if unstable).
Standing
Allow freezer to stand in place for 6 hours before turning it on to ensure proper operation.
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