Midea MDRT333FGF01, User Manual

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Low voltage;
Failure power or tripping circuit
Odor
Odorous foods should closely wrapped;
Whether foods are rotten;
Whether the interior shall be cleaned.
Long-term operation of
compressor
It is normal that refrigerator operates for longer time in
summer when the ambient temperature is higher;
Do not put too much food in the freezer at one time;
Do not put foods until they are cooled;
Frequent opening of refrigerator door.
Illuminating light does not
shine
Whether the refrigerator is connected to power,
whether the illuminating light is damaged.
The refrigerator door can not
be properly closed.
The freezer door is stuck by food packages;
Too much food;
Tilt refrigerator.
Loud noises
Whether the food is leveled, whether the refrigerator is
balanced;
Whether the refrigerator parts are properly placed.
7.1 Warm tips:
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The refrigerator enclosure may emit heat during operation specially in summer, this is caused
by the radiation of the condenser, and it is a normal phenomenon.
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Condensation: condensation phenomenon will be detected on the exterior surface and door
seals of the freezer when the ambient humidity is large, this is a normal phenomenon, and the
condensation can be wiped away with a dry towel.
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Buzz: Buzz will be generated by running compressor specially when starting up or shutting
down.
8. TIPS FOR ENERGY SAVING
Warning for energy
1)Refrigerating appliances might not operate consistently (possibility of defrosting of contents or
temperature becoming too warm in the frozen food compartment) when sited for an extended
period of time below the cold end of the range of temperatures for which the refrigerating
appliance is designed.
2)The fact that effervescent drinks should not be stored in food freezer compartments or
cabinets or in low-temperature compartments or cabinets, and that some products such as water
ices should not be consumed too cold;
3)The need to not exceed the storage time(s) recommended by the food manufacturers for any
kind of food and particularly for commercially quick-frozen food in food-freezer and frozen-food
storage compartments or cabinets;
4)The precautions necessary to prevent an undue rise in the temperature of the frozen food
while defrosting the refrigerating appliance, such as wrapping the frozen food in several layers of
newspaper.