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le parts inside the appliance.
There is risk of electric shock in
case of touching the electrical
connections within the product
and/or modifying the electrical
and mechanical structure of the
product. In case of any failure,
do not attempt to repair the
appliance yourself. Otherwise,
the appliance shall be void of
warranty.
• Use of accessories not recom-
mended by manufacturer may
cause damage on appliance
and injury.
• The appliance must be con-
nected and operated only in
accordance with the informati-
on on type plate. Check if the
voltage value of your electricity
grid is consistent with the values
indicated on the rating plate of
the appliance prior to use.
• The appliance must only be
fed through a power source
with 220~240V / 50Hz single
phase alternative current. If
the voltage fluctuations at the
user's place have a voltage out-
side the above range, for safety
reasons, definitely use a 350W
automatic voltage regulator for
the refrigerator.
• To avoid electric shock, do not
use your appliance outdoors or
on wet floors.
• When unplugging it from the
outlet, hold on its plug and
pull it out, do not pull the cord
directly.
• Appliance's rated residual cur-
rent must be fed through a
residual current device (RCD)
that does not exceed 30 mA.
• Do not use a multi-way socket
or an extension cable.
• Do not operate the appliance
without the cover on the inte-
rior lighting lamp.
• Do not insert a plug whose
cable is damaged, torn or worn-
out into the socket. Never pull,
bend or damage the cable.
Crushed or damaged power
cable may get overheated and
cause to fire.
• Do not break or scrape the ice
with pointed objects such as
knives.
• Never insert/take out the plug
to/from the socket with wet
hands in order not to cause any
electrical shock.
