3. Take out and install the ice maker (Fig. 4).
When the ice maker isn't used, it could be taken out and the vacated space could be used as a part of
the freezer compartment.
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Push the Ic e Maker button on the control panel at the freezer door and th e ice-
making sign disappears.
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Open the door and take out the drawer
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Pull the ice-maker out (as shown in Fig1), and then downwards, so that the ice maker is
unhooked (as shown in Fig. 2).
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Pull down the ice maker's power plug so that it is detached from the ice-maker's power socket
(as shown in Fig. 3)
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Install the ice make r into the ori gina l po siti on, push th e Ice Maker button, the
ice-making symbol appears.
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Close the door after the ice maker is installed to the proper place, otherwise, it might damage
the ice maker.
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Ice maker's hook
Ice maker's power socket
Ice maker's power plug
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2. Take out, clean and install the ice cube box
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If the ice maker isn't used for a long period, ice cubes that are just produced might have
unpleasant smell. You must take out and clean the ice cube box.
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Open the upper drawer in the freezer compartment, rotate the knob of ice maker
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counterclockwise by 90 , turn the handle from the horizontal position to vertical position to
release the lock (as shown in Fig. 1 of Pg. 6), pull it out (as shown in Fig. 2 of Pg. 6) and take out
the ice cube box.
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Rinse the ice cube box with warm water (below 60
℃
) and don't use detergent.
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Dry the ice cube box completely in air in case that water droplets in the ice cube box might
cause abnormal functioning of the ice maker.
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When the ice maker can't move, separate the ice maker as shown in Fig. 1 and Fig.2. Then
install after ice cubes are smelted.
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Insert the ice cube box onto the rack according to original sequence and rotate to the locked position.
Locked status
Unlocked status
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Attentions
Attentions
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The refrigerator works with AC 220V/50Hz power supply. If the voltage fluctuates in a wide range
(out of the 187~242V range), the refrigerator might fail to start, the main control panel or compressor
might break down, or the compressor might work with abnormal noises. You must use an automatic
voltage stabilizer above 750W in such situations. The refrigerator has a three-phase (earthing) power
cable plug that shall be plugged into the standard three-phase (earthing) socket. Never cut off or
remove the third pin (earthing) of the power cable. After the refrigerator is installed to the right place,
the socket shall be in the accessible range for ease of plugging/unplugging. The plug shall contact
securely with the socket, otherwise, it might cause fire.
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Never pull out the plug by pulling the power cable. Always hold the plug and pull it out from the
socket. Don't have the power cable pressed under the refrigerator or feet. When the refrigerator is
moved away from the wall, never press or damage the power cable. When the power cable is damaged
or the plug is worn, don't use it anymore. When the power cable is worn or damaged, you must change
it at the repair station designated by the manufacturer.
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When coal gas or other inflammable gases are leaked, close the valve for leaking gases. Open
the door and windows. Don't pull out or insert the plug of refrigerator or other electric appliances.
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Don't put inflammable, explosive, volatile or strongly corrosive substances into the refrigerator
to avoid damaging the refrigerator or starting fire or other accidents.
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Don't use inflammable solvent near the refrigerator to avoid fire.
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It is advisable that you don't put the power socket, voltage stabilizer, microwave oven and other
electric appliances on top of refrigerator to ensure safety. Don't use any electric appliances inside the
refrigerator (except for the model recommended) to avoid electromagnetic interference or other
accidents.
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Please keep children from entering or climbing the refrigerator to avoid locking the children
inside the refrigerator and hurting them when the refrigerator falls.
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When the refrigerator starts to work, don't touch the cold surface of the freezer compartment,
especially with wet hands, to avoid hurting.
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The gap between doors and between the door and refrigerator body is small. Don't put your
hands into these areas to avoid finger squeeze. When you open the refrigerator's door, don't let
children approach.
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Don't sprinkle water onto rinse the refrigerator with water. Don't put the refrigerator in wet or
easy-to-sprinkle places so as not to influence the electric insulation property of the refrigerator.
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Don't disassemble or reform the refrigerator by yourself. Never damage the refrigeration
pipeline. Please get the refrigerator repaired by professionals.
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Don't put fluid substances in bottles or sealed containers into the freezer, like bottled beer or
drinks to avoid that the explosive cracking during freezing causes other losses.
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When power outage or cleaning, pull out the plug. Turn on the power supply after at least five
minutes to avoid that repeated startup might damage the compressor.
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When the refrigerator is out of service, please take down the refrigerator's door, remove the
door seal and shelves and put them at proper places to avoid that children might play inside and cause
accident.
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This product is a household refrigerator and is only suitable for storage of food according to
state standards. It can't be used for other purposes, like storage of blood, drugs, biological products
and etc.
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Fig.4
Correct Use for Your Refrigerator
