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Frozen

Not Frozen

Approx

5°C ~

Approx

3°C

Refrigerator

Compartment

“Food and drinks readily served”

For regular storage of food and drinks or 
temporary storage of those to be served 
soon.

Approx

8°C ~

Approx

3°C 

Vegetable

Case

“Fruits and vegetables”

A rather high humidity keeps fruits and 
vegetables fresh and juicy.

Approx

-18°C ~

Approx

-23°C

   

Freezer

Compartment

“If storing food for an extended 
period...”

For storage of frozen or dried foods.

How to make ice cubes

WATER LEVEL LINE

ICE TRAY

ICE BOX

1

2

STEP

1. Pull out the ice tray and  fill with water 

to the level mark  

2. To remove ice cubes, twist the ice tray 

clockwise. The ice cubes will drop into 
the ice box.

Storage using hermetically sealed containers is recommended!

To prevent the

interior from being

discolored!

To prevent odors

from spreading!

  Cut citrus fruits

(

 The plastic will be discolored white.)

  Garlic or other strong smelling vegetables 

(

 Odors will spread to other nearby food.)

Where shall we keep food ?

Usage tips

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Summary of Contents for NR-BR34B

Page 1: ...How to make ice cubes 8 How to clean the refrigerator 9 Troubleshooting 10 Specifications 11 Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic product Please read these instructions carefully and follow safety precautions page 2 3 before using this product Please make sure the date and name of store of purchase are stamped in warranty card and keep it with this operating instructions AUS NZ NR BR34B_EN indd ...

Page 2: ...s used for insulation of this refrigerator and fiammable gas is used for refrigerant When disposing of this unit please discard it by the proper method and do not dispose of the unit by burning The warning labels mentioned above should be kept throughout the life of the refrigerator Do not use electrical appliances inside the food storage compartments of the appliance unless they are of the type r...

Page 3: ... tray or shelf as the door will not close completely causing leakage of cool air Do not open refrigerator frequently or leave it open for long periods of time in order to prevent water dripping inside and waste energy Frequently check and clean the door gasket to ensure a proper seal between the fridge and door When storing food When using Do not put anything on top of the refrigerator Otherwise i...

Page 4: ... cm The wall and the back of the refrigerator at least 10 cm The side of the refrigerator and the wall at least 5 cm Area around installed Do not locate the refrigerator in a humid place as rust may form and may cause electric leakage Do not locate the refrigerator exposing to direct sunlight as the heat and sunlight will increase the temperature Do not locate the refrigerator near heat source suc...

Page 5: ...ication Product view from behind Compressor SPECIAL FEATURE NON CFC This unit uses totally NON CFC MATERIALS both for refrigerant HFC 134a and for insulation Cyclo Pentane So this refrigerator does not damage the earth s ozone layer INVERTER Depending on the cooling requirements the inverter compressor runs at different speeds When the temperature is stable the motor runs at lower speed energy sav...

Page 6: ...omatically when the temperature control of the freezer and refrigerator compartment is set to Med It is not possible to force ECONAVI operation to start when the temperature control of the refrigerator compartment is set to Max or Min TEMP CONTROL REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT 1 Min Higher than 2 by approximately 2 C 3 C 2 Med Approximately 3 C 5 C 3 Max Lower than 2 by approximately 2 C 3 C COLD AIR C...

Page 7: ... storing it Always cool warm items to room temperature before storing in the fridge or freezer compartment Usage tips Basics of energy saving Save cool air Do not block the cold air outlet with food If cool air does not spread into every corner of compartments refrigerator will not be sufficiently cooled and more electricity will be consumed Air outlet Vegetable case Refrigerator compartment It is...

Page 8: ...ied foods How to make ice cubes WATER LEVEL LINE ICE TRAY ICE BOX 1 2 STEP 1 Pull out the ice tray and fill with water to the level mark 2 To remove ice cubes twist the ice tray clockwise The ice cubes will drop into the ice box Storage using hermetically sealed containers is recommended To prevent the interior from being discolored To prevent odors from spreading Cut citrus fruits The plastic wil...

Page 9: ...aning Removing 1 Lift it upward alternating between the right and left side Attaching 2 Place it on both supports and press down until it is firmly seated 1 If there is the stain on escutcheon glass tray crisper please remove and clean by rinsing with clean water 2 If there is a deep stain on glass tray crisper please soak in warm water and then rinse with clean water again Use lukewarm water Alka...

Page 10: ...use and electrical system of the house Check by unplugging and wait for 5 minutes then plugging it back in again The refrigerator does not cool enough Check that the temperature control button is at the proper position Ensure the refrigerator is not overloaded or hot food items are inside Is the refrigerator exposed directly to sunlight or heat source Is the refrigerator door completely closed Is ...

Page 11: ...4 Outside Dimensions Width x Depth x Height mm 600 x 626 x 1732 Refrigerant Type HFC 134a Net Weight kg lb 53 117 Cooling System Non frost cooling Rated Voltage V Rated Frequency Hz Refer to the rating label attach at the door 11 Specifications NR BR34B_EN indd 11 NR BR34B_EN indd 11 4 27 2560 BE 2 17 PM 4 27 2560 BE 2 17 PM ...

Page 12: ...Panasonic Corporation http www panasonic com Panasonic Appliances Thailand Co Ltd 2017 NR BR34B_EN indd 12 NR BR34B_EN indd 12 4 27 2560 BE 2 17 PM 4 27 2560 BE 2 17 PM ...

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