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Ice making
Slide out the ice tray from the freezer compartment , open the tray cover and pour cool water into the
ice tray up to its 3/4 volume, cover well the tray and put it back into the freezer. To shorten the time for
ice making, you can set the freezer to fast freezing.
Tips for food freezing
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Allow hot food to cool down before putting it in to the freezer
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Put food into the appropriate small portions
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Do not put in glass containers or sealed cans with liquid into the freezer so as to avoid volume swelling and cracking
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Pack the food well with dry bags before putting it into the freezer; the packing material must be suitable for freezing and
must be firm, air tight, odor-free water-proof, innocuous, pollution-free so as to avoid mixed odor.
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Do not put too much food into the freezer at a time, not exceeding the standard freezing capacity of the freezer. Keep
new food away from frozen food in the freezer.
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Classified food placement
(1) Put similar food together
(2) Mark the food name, date and storage time of different food on the package
(3) Put the purchased frozen food into the freezer as soon as possible
(4) Take out the food based on your needs and do not freeze the food that has been unfrozen.
Information for food storage
Do not put in the food that does not need cooling.
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Food not suitable for freezing: uncooked eggs, boiled eggs, leaves of green vegetables, potatoes, dairy, salad,
vegetables, bean curd etc.
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Food not suitable for cooling: bananas, melon, pineapple and other tropical fruit
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Food that does not need storage in the refrigerator: potatoes, pumpkin, onion etc.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Cleaning your refrigerator
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Food left in the refrigerator will cause unpleasant odor and the refrigerator must be
cleaned regularly. Usually the refrigerator is cleaned once a month.
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Take out all the shelves, crispers, bottles, drawers, covers etc. and wipe them with soft cloth or sponge wet with warm
water or mild detergent.
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Often clean the dust on the refrigerator back and the sides
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The detergent must be cleaned with clean water and wiped with dry cloth.
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Clean the door gasket carefully, clean the groove with cotton .Fix the corners first when putting the shelf into the door
groove after cleaning.
Defrosting
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This refrigerator is frost free and manual defrosting is not necessary.
Changing the light bulb
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Before removing the light bulb, turn off the refrigerator first and then unplug the unit from the wall outlet. Failure to do so
could result in electric shock or personal injury.
Use a screwdriver to take out the screws
Remove the light cover by pulling downwards gently
Unscrew the bulb
Replace with a refrigerator bulb that is the same shape and size
Replace the light bulb cover and tighten the screw
Vacation time
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In case of power off, do not put in more food and reduce the times of door opening as much as possible. Before
power off, set the freezer compartment to fast cooling and make some ice to put on top of the refrigerator compartment for
urgency. For long vacations, clean the refrigerator thoroughly. To prevent unpleasant odor, leave the door open slightly
and locate the refrigerator in a well-ventilated place.
Safety check after cleaning
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Damaged power cord or not
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Whether the plug is well inserted into the wall outlet
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Abnormal heat from the plug or not
Parts disassembling
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Refrigerator bottles
Hold the bottles and take them out upwards
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Refrigerator shelves
Hold the front of the shelves and withdraw them by lifting the back.
For long vacations
If the appliance will not be used over one week or will be removed to another place, throw the ice in the ice maker. Clean
and dry the unit thoroughly. Remove all the food from inside and unplug the refrigerator.
TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
Below phenomena are normal when the refrigerator is working:
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When the refrigerator is working, the evaporator and pipes will soun
d “PAPA” due to the temperature change. When
the refrigerator starts or stops, the pilot plate, starting relay, thermal protector and other electrical devices will sound
“KAKU” and refrigerant running in pipes gives a gentle sound of water running in pipes.
