Mitsubishi Electric MR-B42S, Operating Instructions Manual

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Do not attach a case that you
purchased separately onto the
outside of a pocket.
Do not leave food hanging over
shelves or pockets.
Do not place glass bottles
that cannot fit all the way to
the bottom at the front of the
bottle pocket.
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Do not close the door
while food is in front of
the slide chilled case
or the small item
case.
If the AUTO Shelf disengages, push it back into position from above.
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Removing and installing the AUTO Shelf
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
Removing the pockets
Page 25
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Removing and installing the Revolving Shelf
Page 24
1
Slide the left and right levers to the side to
release them.
2
As a wide shelf
Halve the shelf width
to store tall objects
Move the lever to the left or right to adjust the space
between the shelves.
1
2
(One)
(Two)
Rotate slowly while holding the edge of the tray.
(The tray can be turned in both directions,
to the left or the right.)
1 1
2
down up
You can move the shelves and pockets
(You can also remove them)
Revolving Shelf
AUTO Shelf
Two-way flexishelf Adjustable pockets
Fully stow away
the cases.
Note
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After operating the shelf, return it to its original position by
following the procedure in reverse. Then, set the left and right
levers to the lock position to fix the shelf.
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The upper side section has
3 adjustable positions and,
the lower side section, 2
adjustable positions.
1
2
3
1
2
Blue LED
Adjustable
pocket
(medium)
Adjustable
pocket
(large)
Adjustable
pocket
(small)
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