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Before Use
Operation
Cleaning
Troubleshooting
Before Use
Wet hands
prohibited
Do not touch
Do not store
Prohibited
Prohibited
Operation
Do not place water containers on top of the
refrigerator.
Exposing electrical parts
to water may cause an
electric shock or fi re.
Do not use electrical appliances inside the
refrigerator.
The refrigerant gas leaking
into the compartment with
sparks from an electrical
contact may cause fi re and
explosion.
Do not place volatile, infl ammable objects
inside the refrigerator.
Benzene, cosmetics
and hair dressing
products may catch
fi re or explode.
Do not place objects on
top of the refrigerator.
Objects may fall when
the doors are opened or
closed and cause injury.
Do not store chemicals or scientifi c specimens
in the refrigerator.
Substances that require strict
control must not be stored
in household refrigerators.
Do not hang from the door or handle. Do
not climb on an open door. Do not apply a
heavy load.
The refrigerator may tip
over and cause injury.
Do not touch the
mechanical area of the
automatic ice maker
(area above the ice tray).
Doing so may result in
injury.
Do not damage or drive screws into the
refrigerator's refrigerant circuit (pipes).
Because combustible
refrigerant is used, this may
result in fi re or an explosion.
If you notice a gas leak, do not touch the
refrigerator. Open windows to ventilate.
Sparks from an electrical
contact may cause an
explosion or fi re.
Do not wash with water or spill soup or
juice onto the refrigerator.
Water or other liquid may
cause an electric shock or
fi re. Wipe off any liquid
immediately.
Do not use combustible sprays near the
refrigerator.
Sparks from an
electrical contact may
cause an ignition and
fi re.
Do not use in a shed or garage.
Small animals may damage the
electrical wiring and cause an electric
shock or fi re.
When the doors are opened or
closed, beware not to hit any furniture
The door or furniture may be damaged
and cause any injury.
Malfunctions and long-term storage
When Recycling
If the refrigerant circuit (pipe) is damaged,
do not touch the refrigerator and avoid
using fl ames. Open windows to ventilate.
If the refrigerant circuit
is damaged, contact the
retail store.
If an abnormality occurs (such as a burning
odor), unplug the power plug and stop the
refrigerator operation.
Continuing to operate
with an abnormality
may cause an electric
shock or fi re.
For storage, make sure to pull out and
remove the door seal.
There is a possibility
of a child getting
trapped in the
refrigerator during
storage.
Do not disassemble, repair or alter. Do not
use while parts are damaged.
Doing so may cause
injury, electric shock or
fi re.
When not using the refrigerator for a long
time, unplug the power plug and open the
doors to dry the refrigerator.
If the refrigerator is not dried
suffi ciently, refrigerant may leak due to
condenser corrosion and cause a fi re or
explosion.
Contact the retail store or municipal
government for details about correct
refrigerator disposal.
Improper disposal may cause
refrigerant leaks, resulting in a fi re or
explosion if exposed to a fl ame.
Ventilate
Remove door seal
Dry
Ventilate
Dispose properly
Water prohibited
Prohibited
Do not store
Prohibited
Do not use
Do not use
Prohibited
Prohibited
Do not store
Prohibited
Water prohibited
Remove plug
Do not disassemble
Do not touch
Operation
Do not touch food
or containers in the
freezer compartment
with wet hands.
It may cause a cold
injury.
Do not place glass
bottles in the freezer,
ice making and versa
compartment.
The bottle may break if
the liquid inside freezes,
causing an injury.
Do not put your
hands or feet under
the refrigerator.
The steel plates
or other parts may cause
injury.
Do not eat food that
is discolored or has a
bad odor.
It may result in food
poisoning or illness.
Observe the following when opening and
closing the doors.
• Do not open or close the doors when another person
is touching the refrigerator.
• Do not put your fi ngers on the top edge of a drawer-
type door while closing it.
• Do not open or close the doors with excessive force.
(Food may fall out and cause injury.)
• Be careful not to trap your fi ngers or any other part of
your body.
• Be careful not hit a part of your body.
• Do not trap your feet with the bottom drawer.
(Danger of your toes caught by the drawer.)
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