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Hesstar HR-M56SD User manual

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Dear user,
Thank you for your trust on our product!
Before you put this appliance into use, please make yourself read the manual
instruction carefully, for obtain the best possible effects.
During the period of usage, the manual instruction should be in safekeeping.
Catalogue
Introduction and structure figures…………………………………2
Major parameters…………………………………………………3
Operation and maintenance………………………………………4
Trouble-shooting guide……………………………………………5
Principal figure……………………………………………………6
Packing list………………………………………………………6
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Ⅰ Introduction
1. With famous-brand and high-quality compressor, good capacity in refrigeration and stable
operation, low energy consumption, small dimension and light weight, etc.
2. Interior installed condenser makes it watched much more fine looking, grace and elegance.
3. This appliance suit for hotels, offices, student dorm and household, can be used in cool
drink and fruit, etc.
4. This appliance conforms following standard strictly.
GB4706.1-1998 <general safety claims for appliances of household and other
appliance for the similar usage >
GB4706.13-2004 < special safety claims for appliances of household and other appliance
for the similar usage, refrigerator, food freezer and icemaker>
GB4343-2003< the first part of claims for electromagnetic compatible appliance, electrical
tool and others similarly: transmit>
GB17625.1-2003<limited of electromagnetic compatibility & electrical transmit limited (the
input current in single phase machine no more than
16A>
GB/T8059.1-1995<condense appliance for household, refrigerator>
GB12021.2-2003<limited in value of energy consumption & the energy grade>
Ⅱ structure figure
19
2
8
3
7
4
5
6
1. Body 2. Evaporator door
3. Freezer Compartment 4.Drip Tray
5.Spilt shelf 6.Adjustable Foot
7.Door Gasket 8.shelf bar
9. Thermostat Knob
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Ⅲ
correct transportation and placement
1. Lift at the bottom when transportation, don’t move it by slide the door.
2. Keep upright and ‘keep flat’ stow level. Inclination between the body and ground
no more than 90°but no less than 45°.
3. Avoid crashing and violent vibrations during transportation.
4. Place the appliance in a dry and regularly ventilate room. Keep away from heat emitting
and oil or coal fired stoves. Behind the appliance there should be a distance no less than
100mm, also the two sides and above, in order to assure adequate ventilation.
5. The appliance should be placed stationary, not on foam or plastic, etc. soft physic.
6. Don’t place the appliance near substances which are inflammable or easily eroded.
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Ⅴ Correct operate and
maintenance
1. A 10A safety fuse should be installed on the power supply code, and use a single grounded socket.
2. Don’t extent the power code or add other electrical load.
3. Operate the appliance emptily at the first time, turn the temperature knob to “1-4”, then the
compressor start operating. Keep operating 30 minutes, put hands both onto the outside and inside.
If hot outside and cool inside, that means the appliance work normally.
4.During operation, turn the temperature to mid position. Turn it to the highest position while
need freeze.
5. Clean the frost when it reach 3-4mm on the evaporator. This series refrigerators are semi-automatic
defrost; need manually press the thermostat knob (as show in the figure). Renewed automatically
when finished. The defrost water will drip into the
Drip Tray, so pour it after defrost and dry the tray
and the inside body.
6.Try not to open the door too often.
7.Don’t cool bottle bear or drink in the freezer room,
to avoid frost cracking or blasting.
Defrost Push-button
8. Do not store flammable, highly volatile and eroded goods.
9.Do not scratch the evaporator by any sharp substance, for that will broke the evaporator.
10. Disconnect the power bar before cleaning the appliance. Use soft cloth to wipe with
warm water or neuter cleaning agent, and then clean it with water.
11. Keep the door gasket clean, on order to maintain well seal.
12. Use soft cloth or soft brush to clean the dust on the compressor and suction tube.
Don’t wash it by water.
13. Do not use flammable or strong corrosive cleaning agent to clean the appliance.
Addition: Do not wash it by water directly, in order to prevent rust or reduce insulation of the appliance.
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Ⅵ. Common trouble shooting
Trouble Cause Solution
NO frozen
●No power supply Check the power supply
●Socket does not connect well connect it well
●Thermostat knob on the “Off” position Turn it on
Frozen does not effect
well
●Thermostat knob does not On the suitable position Turn the knob
●Appliance was shine by theSunlight or heat emitting Keep away from the Heat emitting
Need too long time to
start
●Open the door too much Reduce open times
●Doesn’t have enough spaceBetween the appliance
andAnything in the surrounding Keeping reasonable Distance
Too much noise
●Does not place stably Place stably
●Inner Accessories loosened Fix them
●Happened crash between the Appliance and things
surrounding Keep away from these things
Compressor doesNot stop
●Door does not closed well Close the door well
●Food loaded too much Store them timely
·Call on the agent near, when can not shoot the trouble
Following phenomenon is not troubles.
1. When the machine functioning properly, both sides will become hot, temperature may
highest to 50°C, and also the compressor, it may reach 80°C.
2. A time later after normally operation or after stop, the refrigerant will circulate
fluid in the tube, and sounds (gulu gulu) like flowing water.
3. As the temperature is too high in summer, the appliance’s work time becomes longer.

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