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INITIAL OPERATION

Clean refrigerator and parts to remove dust
incurred in shipping and packing. See “CLEANING”

Place all shelves and containers in their proper
positions which have been removed for
transportation. See “HOW TO INSTALL AND
REMOVE PARTS”.

Store food after the temperature in the refrigerator
gets sufficiently low. It takes a few hours after
starting the refrigerator to reach the proper
temperature.

FOOD STORAGE

Refrigerated air blow from the rear of the fresh food
compartment and goes down along the front.
Therefore, store the foodstuffs which require quick
refrigeration to the rear of compartment.

Leave spaces among foodstuffs to help air
circulation.

Foodstuffs which are easily dried should be well
wrapped with waxed paper, aluminum foil or plastic
wrap.

Wrap fish and smoked meats in moisture-vapor-
proof material to prevent transfer of odors.

Pre-cool hot foods. Then wrap them with plastic film
or put them in an airtight receptacle.

Wipe off water on the surface of bottles before
storing them.

When you store juicy food, wrap it with plastic film
or put it in an airtight receptacle.

Be sure not to store bottles such as beer, cokes,
etc. in the freezer compartment.

Do not put vegetables which are liable to freeze at
the rear part of the shelves.

If planning to keep fresh fish and meats for a long
period, wrap them in freezer paper and store in the
freezer compartment.

FROZEN FOODS

Store frozen foods in the freezer as soon as
possible after you purchase them.

To thaw frozen foods such as fish or meats, place
them in the fresh food compartment for several
hours before cooking. If you want to thaw food in a
hurry, put it in a closed plastic bag and leave it
under a running faucet.

As thawing and cooking methods vary according to
the kinds of foods, please 

read the instructions

attached to the purchased frozen foods.

• DO NOT REFREEZE FOODS.

Once it has thawed completely, food should not be
refrozen. In an emergency, foods, may be refrozen
if food is still firm and ice crystals remain. However,
these foods may lose quality and flavor. Use them
as soon as possible for they will not keep as long
as freshly frozen.

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Summary of Contents for R-S31SVTH

Page 1: ...IONS 2 π π ËÕß ª Õ SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 4 âÕ ß æ ËÕ ª Õ PART IDENTIFICATION 5 INSTALLATION Õ Èπ à πμà ßÊ μ μ Èß TEMPERATURE CONTROL 6 ÿ Õÿ À Ÿ HOW TO INSTALL AND 8 REMOVE PARTS μ μ Èß Õ Èπ à πμà ßÊ HOW TO USE AUTOMATIC 10 ICE MAKER â Ë πÈ ÁßÕ μ π μ WATER SUPPLY TANK 12 MAINTENANCE TIPS π π Ë ÿß àÕß Á πÈ FOOD STORAGE 14 àÕß Á Õ À CLEANING WHEN MOVING 15 Õ Õ TROUBLESHOOTING 16 âªí À WHEN ELECTRICITY 1...

Page 2: ... μŸâ Áπ À Õ μâ øøÑ When replacing the lamp bulb unplug the refrigerator first to prevent electric shock ë ËÕ ª Ë πÀ Õ ø Àâ Õ ª Í μŸâ Áπ àÕπ ªìπÕ π æ ËÕªÑÕß π øøÑ ÁÕμ Dust deposited on the power plug may cause fire Wipe it off carefully ë ΩÿÉπ Ëμ μ ÕπÕ Ÿà πª Í øÕ Àâμ ø Àâ Á ÕÕ â ß When cleaning your refrigerator do not splash water directly on the outer cabinet or the interior This may lead to rust...

Page 3: ...asily broken objects on top of the refrigerator Objects may fall when opening or closing the refrigerator causing bodily injury ë Õ à ß ÕßÀπ À Õ Õß Ë μ ßà ß π â π π ÕßμŸâ Áπ π ËÕß Õß À à π ÈπÕ μ ß ËÕ ªî À Õªî μŸâ Áπ Õ àÕ Àâ Á â Do not install this refrigerator in damp or wet location as the insulator will be faulty to cause leak Furthermore condensation may build up on the outside of the refrigera...

Page 4: ... â ËÕß â øøÑ πμŸâ Áπ Leakage of air conditioning solution may cause flamedangerously to cause fire or explosion À πÈ Áπ Ë À ÕÕ Õ àÕ Àâ ª ø Ëß Àâ ø À âÀ Õ Ë ªìπÕ πμ â Keep ventilation opening in the appliance enclosure or in the built in structure clear of obstruction π π Ë ß ËÕß â øøÑ ËÕ Ÿà πÀâÕߪî À ÕÕ Ÿà πÕ Àâ Õ à Õ Ÿà Õ à Ëß ß Do not use mechanical devices or other means to accelerate the defro...

Page 5: ... FREEZER COMPARTMENT ë àÕß à Áß For storage of ice creams and frozen foods and for icemaking À Á Õ Õ À à Áß À πÈ Áß LEVELING LEGS ë EGG POCKET ë àÕß À Á à WHEELS ë âÕ Õ Èπ à πμà ßÊ 50 mm at the top VEGETABLE COMPARTMENT ë àÕߺ For storage of fresh vegetables and fruit À Á º º â Àâμ μ ÈßμŸâ Áπ π Ë Àà ß âÕπ Áπ μŸâ Áππ ÈÕÕ Àâ ªìπ Èπ à π Ë μ Èß â Õ æ π ÈπÕ à μ μ ÈßμŸâ Áπ μ ËßÕ Ëπ Àâ Ë à ßÕ à ßπâÕ 50 Ë...

Page 6: ...πμ Èß ª Ÿà æ ß πª μ Õ μ π μ π Ë ø À à ß à Áß Á ß π Á À ÿ ßÀ ß Ë øμ Àâ ªÿÉ È Õ Èß â Õ ª Í øÕÕ À à ß Ë à Áß Á ÀâªØ μ àπ π QUICK FREEZING à Áß Á Dial Use WARM For a warmer temperature N For normal use COLD For a colder temperature Dial Use COLD For quick ice making and food freezing N For normal use and for storing frozen food for a long time WARM For storing ice cubes and save electricity ÿ Õÿ À Ÿ C...

Page 7: ...À Ÿ Ë À â ªÿÉ âß π çπâÕ é À Õÿ À Ÿ ÁππâÕ çª π ßé À âß πª μ ç é À Õÿ À Ÿ Áπ ë â à πª Ÿ ª Ë ç é Õÿ À Ÿ Á ß â à πª Ÿ ª Ë çª π ßé Õÿ À Ÿ Á Ÿß Èπ ë ËÕ Ÿ Õ Ÿà Ëμ Àπàß ç é ÀâÕÿ À Ÿ πμŸâ Áπ ß 2 À Õ 3 Õß ËÕÕ Ÿà πμ Àπàß çπâÕ é ÀâÕÿ À Ÿ Ÿß Èπ 2 À Õ 3 Õß Õÿ À Ÿ À àÕß à Áß ë Àâμ Èß Ÿ Ë çª π ßé À âß πμ ª μ æ ËÕ Ë ÿ π âß π À⪠Ÿ ªμ âß π àÕß à Áß ë ËÕªÿÉ Õ Ÿà Ëμ Àπàß ç é ÀâÕÿ À Ÿ π ß 2 À Õ 3 Õß ËÕÕ Ÿà πμ Àπàß çπâ...

Page 8: ...nditioned shelf ªìπ Èπ Ë â à Õß â πμ Àπàߪ μ When put high shaped food please put on the front part ËÕ à π àÕ À Ë Ÿª à ß Ÿß Àâ à π Èπ à π â πÀπâ When put high shaped and very large food ËÕ à π àÕ À Ë Ÿª à ß Ÿß π À à Raise the shelf a little bit and push inward Èπ Èπ Á πâÕ º â ª â ß π After you press to the furthest inside part raise the front part of the shelf around 1 cm and put it in the inner s...

Page 9: ...eezer Case àÕß à Áß â π à ß 1 2 3 1 To remove slide case lift it up as shown ß àÕß ËÕπ à ÁßÕÕ Èπμ Ë ß π æ 2 Pull out the lower freezer compartment door and pull up toward you ߪ μŸ àÕß à Áß â π à ßÕÕ ß ÈπÀ μ à π 3 To remove lower freezer case lift it up as shown â μâÕß Õ àÕß à Áß â π à ß Àâ Èπ ß ß π æ TAP TAP Do not store more than 12kg in the lower freezer case or it may be broken Õ à Á Õß π àÕß ...

Page 10: ...heard Also when water tank is empty not in use an operation sound is heard None of these is a problem πÈ Áß μ ªìπ âÕπ π πÈ ÁßÕ μ π μ ËÕπÈ Áß ª μË à π â π ßπÈ Áßμ π ËÕ à π μ πÈ ß π πÈ ÁßÀ Õ ËÕ πÈ Áß ß ª àÕ âÕππÈ Áß à π â π ß Õ μÕ å à À Á øøÑ ß π ËÕ àÕß Á πÈ à ß à â âß π Á â π ß ß π μà à ªí À Ê Èπ Note Do not put anything other than ice in the inner part of ice cube box such as frozen foods ice crea...

Page 11: ...Stop of ice making if ice will not to be needed for a long time After Stop of ice making is set clean using the following the procedure Remove water from tank Wash water tank sound isolation mat ice scoop and water supply cap Install after they are dried Note Ice cubes being made in the ice tray will be released to the ice cube box even after ice making operation stops If power plug is disconnecte...

Page 12: ...πâ ÕßΩ ß ß π Ÿª â ß à ßπ È Do not open the lid by nails Õ à ß Ω â Á To close the lid make sure that the grips at the back are still holding the lid then close the lid down in the direction as shown below π ªî Ω Ÿ Àâ πà à μ Ë â πÀ ß Ω â π π Èπªî Ω ßμ ß Ë ß â ß à ßπ È Remove the case from the lid by turning it in the direction as shown below Õ μ àÕßÕÕ Ω À ÿπμ ß ß ß â ß à ß While pressing the knob re...

Page 13: ...ed until the completion of cleaning process Water might not drain if ice making paused or ice making stopped were in use Set to automatic ice making and try resume cleaning after 30 minutes USING THE ICE TRAY CLEANING FUNCTION âøíß å Ëπ Õ πÈ Áß â πÈ Áß à â âß π à Àπ Ëß ª Àå À Õ ËÕ Ë â πÈ ÁßÕ ËπÀ ÕΩÿÉπμ â ß â ßπ Èπ Õ Àâ à π Õ àÕπÈ À Õ πÈ Áß àÕπ ª Ë ππÈ π àÕß Á πÈ À à μ Èß ª μ μâÕß ª àÕ πÈ ÕÕ ÿ Ë Á ...

Page 14: ...hours after starting the refrigerator to reach the proper temperature FOOD STORAGE Refrigerated air blow from the rear of the fresh food compartment and goes down along the front Therefore store the foodstuffs which require quick refrigeration to the rear of compartment Leave spaces among foodstuffs to help air circulation Foodstuffs which are easily dried should be well wrapped with waxed paper a...

Page 15: ...d rinse the refrigerator thoroughly with water and wipe it dry Never use a hard brush harsh abrasive cleansers heavy duty cleansers or solvents such as paint thinner benzene petroleum soap power hot water acid etc on any surface Water splashed on the refrigerator will damage the insulation of the electric parts or rust the metal parts 1 Do not splash water on the refrigerator even when cleaning it...

Page 16: ...oo warm Check the temperature control dial setting See TEMPERATURE CONTROL Check spaces among the foodstuffs Overcrowded shelves prevent good air circulation Make sure the refrigerator is not in direct sunlight Check the spacing at the top sides and rear of the refrigerator See INSTALLATION Check the door opening too frequent and too long 3 Food in the fresh food compartment freezes Check the temp...

Page 17: ...11 Ice cubes are melted or too small Did you open close door numerous times or leave door open for a long time Is the power plug disconnected Did a power failure occur Have ice cubes been left stored for a long time If left for a long time ice cubes may change shape get stuck to each other 12 Ice cubes are stuck to each other This may occur if ice cube box is filled with ice cubes If the refrigera...

Page 18: ...od may be preserved safely for a few hours even in summer WHEN YOU KNOW THERE WILL BE A POWER FAILURE Cool the refrigerator as much as possible by setting the dial to COLD position Do not stock any new food in the refrigerator Make a lot of ice cubes and put them on the upper shelf in FRESH FOOD COMPARTMENT VACATIONS If you leave the power on remove perishables and make sure doors are completely c...

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Page 20: ...t circuit This refrigerator this food freezer shall be protected against indirect contact Please consult the instructions for use Please contact Hitachi Service Center as follows if supply cord is damaged or service is required Hitachi Consumer Product Thailand Ltd RPK0580503 μ Õπ ë À ÕàÕπªÑÕπ ß øøÑ ÿ μâÕß À⺟â À Õμ πΩÉ À Õ ÿ Ë â π ªìπºŸâ ª Ë π æ ËÕÀ Ë ßÕ πμ ë À À Õ øøÑ ÿ μâÕß À⺟â À Õμ πΩÉ À Õ ...

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