Hitachi R-m700agpru4x User manual

Instruction

Manual

HITACHI

Side

by

Side

Refrigerator

No

Frost

Thank

you

very

much

forpurchasing the

HITACHI

refrigerator.

Before

using

this

please

read

the instruction

manual

carefully forthe correct

usage.

Maintenance

work must only

be

carried out

at

workshop

by

well-trained

maintenance

worker

Warnings

and

Cautions

for

Safety

0

warnings

and

cautions

are

categorized

by

the

level

of

possible

thaf

occur

from

ignoring

directions.

A.

Caution

This

pictograph

indicates

"There

is

high

possibility

of

serious

injury

or

death,

if

ignored".

This

pictograph

indicates

"There

is

a

high

possibility

of

injury

or

damage

to

property

if

ignored".

•

This

refrigerator

uses

flammable

refrigerants

The

symbol

column

below

states

the

precautions

on

flammable

refrigerants.

~

This

symbol

denotes

the

precautions

on

flammable

refrigerants.

R

When

you

install

...

To

avoid

fire,

electric

shock,

and

injury.

1

Do

not

install

the

refrigerator

in

a

place

1

Ground

this

refrigerator

to

prevent

electric

shock

. .

where

it

may

come

in

contact

with

water.

. , "

~

I•

and

noise

interference.

Always

ground

this

FIX

With

earth

screws

•

Do

not

install

the

refrigerator

in

a

place

exposed

to

rain.

1

!'.;

" · "

refrigera!<>r

~~d

install

ea~h

l~akage

~r~uit

brea~er

(

n::.r

P.s

l

•

This

may

impair

electricity

insulation

and

J"~

l

when

us1ng

1!

1n

pl.aces

w1t~

h1gh

hum1d1ty

or

m~1sture.

cause

electric

shock

or

fire.

(Please

consult

w1th

a

reta1ler

or

HITACHI

serv1ce

center.)

•

0

to

any

wall

outlet

whose

power

capacity

Rated

is

less

than

the

refrigerato~s.

Also,

Voltage

do

not

use

power

sources

that

are

not

a

rated

voltage.

•

If

a

power

source

is

shared

with

other

appliances

using

double

or

multipoint

adapters,

the

adapter

may

heat

up

beyond

the

normal

level

and

cause

fire.

•

Do

not

use

a

damaged

or

loose

t<:\

power

plug

or

power

outlet.

This

\Y

may

cause

fire

or

electric

shock.

•

Do

not

insert

or

remove

~

the

power

plug

with

wet

hands.

~

•

Do

not

splash

water

on

or

inside

the

refrigerator.

~

•

This

may

impair

electricity

insulation

1

J,

causing

electric

shock

or

fire.

·

•

This

may

also

cause

the

gas

leakage

because

of

pipe

rust.

®

•

Do

not

disassemble,

repair,

or

modify

your

refrigerator

by

yourselves.

•

Please

consult

with

a

retailer

if

any

repair

is

required.

•

Connect

the

power

plug

firmly

to

a

~

A

power

outlet

with

the

cord

running

down.

II_

V •

Connection

of

the

power

plug

with

the

,.

cord

running

up

could

apply

stress

on

the

cord

and

cause

electrical

short

or

overheat,

which

could

result

in

electrical

shock

or

fire.

•

Incomplete

connection

of

the

power

plug

could

result

in

electrical

shock

or

fire

due

to

heat.

I •

If

the

supply

cord

is

damaged,

~

A

it

must

be

replaced

by

the

manufacturer,

f;.

0

V

its

service

agent

or

similarly

""

•

qualified

persons

in

order

to

avoid

a

hazard

.

•

clean

thed

ust

on

the

power

plug

~

A

frequently

with

a

dry

cloth.

'r~.

V •

Unplug

the

power

plug

and

wipe

it

1

r(;

1

with

a

dry

cloth.

'

•

An

insulation

failure

due

to

moisture,

when

dust

collects

on

the

power

plug,

may

cause

fire.

I •

Be

sure

to

unplug

the

power

~

.__

plug

before

maintaining

the

: *

~

refrigerator.

(liT

P.21

l

•

Be

sure

to

hold

the

power

plug

to

unplug.

•

Do

not

put

water

containers

or

foreign

~

·

·" •

t<:\

articles

on

the top

of

the

refrigerator.

' , '

\Y

•

Opening

and

closing

doors

etc.

~·

·

may

cause

the

articles

on

the

top

of

the

refrigerator

may

fall

down,

resulting

in

injury.

•

Do

not

use

the

refrigerator

in

the

atmosphereofflammablegas.

~~~>

·1

~t

•

Sparks

from

points

of

ele~trical

\

~

cLosE

contacts

such

as

door

sw1tches

may

ignite

a

fire.

During

daily

use

...

To

avoid

fire,

electric

shock.

(Continuance)

•

Do

not

use

other

electrical

appliances

rm

in

the

food

storage

compartment,

' _ .

unless

it

is

the

type

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

'

0 •

Do

oot

damage

the

reiigerant

Orcu~

n~J

0 •

This

appliance

is

not

intended

for

use

by

persons

(including

children)

with

reduced

physical,

sensory

or

metal

capabilities,

lack

of

experience

and

knowledge,

unless

they

have

been

given

supervision

or

instructions

concerning

use

of

the

appliance

by

a

person

responsible

for

their

safety.

0 •

Do

not

hang

on

the

doors

or

step

up

on

the

various

compartments.

•

Injury

may

be

caused

by

the

refrigerator

tipping

over

or

hands

gelling

caught

in

door.

•

Ether,

liquid

propane

gas,

solvent

~

etc.

which

volatile

cannot

be

c.o-

-.

e 1

stored

in

this

refrigerator.

•

Do

not

store

explosive

substances

such

as

aerosol

cans

with

a

ftammable

propellant

in

this

appliance.

0 •

In

the

event

of

a

ftammable

gas

leak,

do

not

touch

the

refrigerator

and

open

windows

to

ventilation.

•

Do

not

make

an

impact

on

the

t<::\

glass-made

doors

or

shelves.

\Y

•

They

are

made

of

tempered

glass;

however,

an

excess

impact

may

resuil

in

breakage,

and

is

dangerous.

•

Do

not

continue

using

the

refrigerator

with

the

Ice

Bank

being

detached.

•

The

Ice

Dispenser

mechanism

revolves

and

may

resuil

in

injury.

I •

Do

not

use

mechanical

devices

or

~

t<::\

other

means

to

accelerate

the

' .

\Y

defrosting

process,

other

than

those

.

"'

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

'

...

appliance

enclosure

or

in

the

built-in

s:=~

I •

Keep

ventilation

openings

in

the

~

..

structure,

dear

of

obstruction.

tU:If:lJj

•

Children

should

be

supervised

to

~

·

·'

...

ensure

that

they

do

not

play

with

' ,

..

the

appliance.

,

:·

•

Children

getting

inside

may

not

be

l.

able

to

get

out.

0 •

Medicines,

chemicals,

research

and

~

experimental

substances

should

not

be

stored

in

the

refrigerator.

"'"'

•

Substances

that

require

precise

cond

i

tions

for

storage

cannot

be

stored

in

a

domestic

refrigerator.

.__

the

refrigerator,

immediately

1

~

•

If

you

find

something

wrong

with

~

unplug

and

consult

with

the

retailers.

I •

When

replacing

the

refrigerator

~

interior

lamp,

unplug

the

power

~

cord.

Use

the

specified

lamp

and

fix

it

firmly

when

replacing.

(

.cr

P.23)

0 •

The

Ice

Dispenser

mechanism

-

If

•

Do

not

put

your

hands

into

the

A

Ice

Bank

of

the

Ice

Dispenser.

revolves

and

may

result

in

injury.

·

/1

•

Do

not

touch

~e

.mechanism

~

•

There

is

a

danger

of

injury

of

the

automatic

1ce

maker.

~

c

when

the

mechanism

is

working.

( a

~

•

Do

not

damage

the

refrigerant

circuit.

@

•

If

you

happen

to

damage

the

refrigerant

tube,

stay

away

from

the

refrigerator

and

avoid

using

~

·

fire

and

electrical

appliances.

• 2

•

Open

the

window

to

ventilate

and

contact

retailers

or

service

center

.

...

•

When

an

infant

child

may

use

the

Auto

Door

to

make

mischief,

please

stop

the

~

•

o~

..

Auto

Door

function.

l

f11>o1.!5

~

When

discarding

the

refrigerator.

•

Follow

the

instructions

of

your

region

when

...

discarding.

..

•

This

refrigerator

uses

R-600a

for

the

refrigerant

and

cyclopentane

for

the

blowing

agent

of

the

urethane

heat

insulation.

0 •

When

discarding

the

refrigerator,

remove

the

door

gaskets

.

•

To

avoid

a

risk

of

an

infant

or

child

to

be

entrapped

inside.

D

During

daily

use

...

To

avoid

illness

and

injury.

•

Do

not

put

bottles,

etc.

forcibly

in

the

door

pockets.

•

This

may

cause

bottles

dropping

down

or

door

pockets

coming

off.

J

I__

~

J'""

q I •

Do

not

have

food

items

protruding

.

Gl~

•

11

,

~

.

!(:\

over

the

front

edge

of

each

shelf.

I

~

_

~

"

\Y

•

Doors

may

not

be

closed

properly

or

1 ' '

••

the

door

pockets

may

drop

down.

Injury

may

be

caused

from

items

like

bottles

falling

and

knocking

over

your

feet.

•

Do

not

store

food

which

smells

or

~·

0 I

~

•

Do

not

store

glass

bottles

in

the

freezer

food

whose

color

is

changed

"'•

'y

compartment.

abnormal.

/ •

Bottles

may

break

by

the

contents

•

Such

an

action

may

cause

diseases.

-"·

__

..

freezing

and

cause

injury.

•

Do

not

hold

the

top,

bottom

and

~

I

0 •

Be

sure

to

hold

the

handle

firmly

RRl

!(:\

side

of

the

doors

when

closing

them.

to

open

and

close

the

door.

\Y

•

This

may

result

in

your

fingers

caught

by

the

door

edge.

·

•

If

someone

else

is

using

the

~

•

Do

not

have

your

feet

too

~

!(:\

refrigerator,

do

not

open

or

_ ::-

.~~

..

close

when

opening

the

door

\Y

operate

the

control

panel.

..

of

the

refrigerator.

•

Fingers

may

get

caught

in

the

I •

When

opening

the

door,

your

spaces

between

the

doors

and

may

cause

injury.

feet

may

be

hit,

resulting

in

injury.

•

Do

not

store

food

or

foreign

!(:\

articles

in

the

Ice

Bank

of

the

\Y

Ice

Dispenser.

Also,

be

careful

not

to

let

them

go

in.

!(:\

•

Be

careful

not

to

operate

the

Auto

Door

when

another

person

is

in

front

of

the

refrigerator,

which

may

lead

to

\Y

personal

injury

unexpectedly

caused

by

the

opening

door.

When

moving

or

carrying

...

To

avoid

damaging,

wetting,

soiling

the

floor,

or

to

avoid

injury.

•

Do

not

use

door

handles

when

carrying

the

refrigerator.

•

Never

use

the

carrying

handles

to

hang

up

with

a

chain

hoist

or

similar

machines.

•

On

a

floor

that

is

easily

scratched

do

move

the

refrigerator

using

the

wheels

at

its

base.

The

wheels

may

scratch

the

floor.

Y~

/

•

For

a

floor

that

may

be

easily

scratched,

lay

a

protective

mat,

etc

..

•

Use

the

carrying

handle

when

carrying

the

refrigerator

.

..

•

Hold

the

carrying

handles

only.

If

you

hold

door

handles,

your

hands

may

slip

and

may

cause

injury.

..

•

More

than

4

persons

should

carry

the

refrigerator

for

safety

reasons.

•

Carry

it

with

the

doors

facing

upward.

·

~y-~--

""'~

•

Before

carrying

the

refrigerator:

1.

Take

out

the

food

items

and

ice

cubes.

2.

Dispose

of

the

water

in

the

evaporating

tray

located

in

the

bottom

of

the

refrigerator.

3.

Place

the

protective

mat

or

cloth

on

the

floor

on

which

you

move.

4.

Finally

carry

the

refrigerator

with

the

doors

facing

upward.

•

Secure

the

doors

well

with

adhesive

tapes

so

they

do

not

open.

•

If

transporting

in

a

vehicle,

do

not

load

the

refrigerator

on

its

side.

This

could

damage

the

compressor.

Preparations

before

Use

•

Installation

1.

Check

the

width

of

the

doors

of

the

house.

•

Following

shows

the

installation

dimensions

for

this

refrigerator.

Be

sure

to

check

if

you

wtth

refrigerator

can

pass

the

house

doors.

•

The

refrigerator

doors

may

have

to

be

removed

if

the

width

or

depth

of

the

refrigerator

are

more

than

the

width

of

the

house

doors.

•

To

remove

the

refrigerator

door,

please

consult

with

the

retailer.

2.

Install

the

refrigerator

in

the

following

place.

•

Install

on

a

rigid

and

level

floor.

•If

you

install

on

a

such

a

floor,

place

a

wood

board

(1cm

thick)

and

place

the

refrigerator

on

the

board.

•

In

case

that

the

floor

may

be

deformed

or

floor

color

may

be

changed

due

to

a

heat

from

the

refrigerator.

•

In

case

of

soft

or

fragile

floors

on

which

the

refrigerator

might

incline.

•

Do

not

install

where

the

refrigerator

is

exposed

on

a

direct

sunlight

or

other

heat

sources.

•

Such

circumstances

may

result

in

poor

cooling

performance

or

electrictty

costs

increase.

•

Direct

sunlight

will

cause

discoloration

of

the

plastic

parts

of

the

refrigerator.

•

Install

in

a

atmosphere

which

is

dry

or

has

air

ventilation.

•

This

helps

to

avoid

rusting

and

keeps

electricity

costs

down.

•

If

you

wish

to

install

the

refrigerator

in

a

hot

spring

area

exposed

to

sulfide

gas,

you

may

need

to

apply

anti-rust

treatment

to

the

piping.

Contact

your

dealer

in

advance.

A

failure

caused

by

that

gas

damage

will

not

be

covered

under

guarantee.

3.

Allow

enough

space

to

release

heat.

•

The

refrigerator

requires

enough

air

ventilation

space

around

the

cabinet

to

have

efficient

cooling

performance.

92cm.

5cm.

•

At

least

5

em

space

must

be

secured

for

the

left/right,

g g

top

and

back

side

of

the

refrigerator

to

the

wall.

~

~'::.t=:~=r~~~

•

To

ensure

that

the

doors

can

open

prope~y

and

fully,

make

sure

that

the

following

space

is

avilable.

Check

the

available

space

before

installation.

4.

Earthing

wiring.

'll

em.

•

Ground

this

refrigerator

to

prevent

electric

shock

and

noise

interference.

Always

ground

this

refrigerator

when

using

it

in

places

with

high

humidity

or

moisture.

(Please

consult

with

retailers.)

A.

Warning

Do

not

connect

the

ground

line

to

a

gas

pipe,

telephone

line

or

lightning

rod.

5.

Adjusting

the

adjustable

legs

to

keep

the

left/right

refrigerator

door

level.

•

Without

adjusting

the

legs,

door

height

may

not

be

level,

or

there

may

be

abnormal

vibration

or

noises

depending

on

floor

conditions.

Follow

the

instructions

below.

CD

Turn

the

adjustable

legs

to

lower

the

adjustable

legs

until

they

touch

the

floor

firmly.

®

Compare

the

height

of

left

and

right

doors

and

lower

adjustable

leg

whose

door

height

is

lower

than

the

other

until

the

both

door

height

become

level.

•

Tum

the

adjustable

leg

for

1

tum

makes

approx.

1

mm

door

height

change.

•

It

will

take

several

days

until

the

legs

fits

the

floor

and

the

door

height

becomes

stable.

37cm.

e

In

case

that

the

adjustable

legs

are

difficult

to

tum:

•Remove

2

screws

and

then

remove

the

adjuster

cover.

•Insert

a

screw

driver

to

a

groove

of

the

adjustable

klgandhJm.

~

·

~

Remove

2

S<reiNS

(both

sides)

Lower

the

left

adjuslable

leg

5cm.

~

·

Lower

the

right

adjustable

leg

D

Preparation

before

Use

(Continued)

•

Before

Use

A

refrigerator

is

not

an

appliance

that

increases

the

freshness

of

food

but

an

appliance

to

brake

the

food

being

spoiled

to

some

extent.

Please

follow

the

User's

Guide

carefully

and

take

proper

actions

to

keep

food

fresh.

1.

Cleaning

inside

the

refrigerator.

•

Wipe

the

surface

gently

with

wet

soft

cloth.

2.

Connect

the

refrigerator

to

an

exclusive

wall

power

outlet.

•

The

refrigerator

can

be

connected

to

an

outlet

soon

after

it

is

installed.

•

Surely

use

with

the

rated

voltage

and

exclusive

power

outlet.

emt@i

•

30

seconds

after

the

power

is

connected,

the

compressor

will

start.

3.

Allow

enough

duration

for

sufficient

cooling

before

storing

food.

•

It

may

take

about

4

hours

to

fully

cool

down

and

could

even

take

about

24

hours

when

the

ambient

temperature

is

high.

•

Optimal

Food

Storage

Keep

enou

h

space

between

food.

•

Several

food

placed

too

close

together

may

obstruct

the

flow

of

cold

air.

Keep

enough

space.

Do

not

block

the

Cold

Air

Vent.

•

This

will

adversely

affect

the

cool

air

flow

and

may

not

keep

the

temperature

inside

even.

Moreover,

it

could

result

in

food

near

the

vent

freezing.

• A

surprising

amount

of

unhygienic

substances

can

be

found

on

food.

Make

food

cool enou

h

before

puttin

it

in

the

refri

erator.

•

Putting

warm

food

in

the

refrigerator

raises

the

inside

temperature

and

wastes

electricity.

~

Kee

the

food

wra

ed

or

sealed

and

store.

•

Using

food

wrap

or

sealed

containers

prevents

the

food

from

drying

or

transition

of

smells.

) I /

@

~~···))

lJ

-

'

Do

not

place

warm

food

on

the

already

chilled

food.

•

ThO

will

warm

up

100

;~

Location

of

Food

Storage

•

Storage

of

frozen

cream

,etc.

Q

•

Storage

of

packed

sma

II

frozen

food.

•

Not

recommended

for

long

storage,

because

temperature

rise

caused

B•

by

door

open

• .

may

occur.

.

..

Freezer Drawers

Freezer

Compartment

Refrigerator

Compartment

Vegetable

Compartment

emma»

40C-7''c

•

Above

temperatures

are

the

approximate

values

in

the

conditions

of

outside

temperature

32°C,the

sett

i

ng

of

the

refr

i

gerator

compartment

,

freezer

compartment

while

doors

be

i

ng

closed

and

without

food

storage

is

shown

in

the

table.

•

Door

pocket

temperatures

may

be

little

higher

than

above

temperatures.

How

to

Use

Glass

Touch

Panel

and

ECO

Monitoring

Sensor

•

Names

and

Function

of

Display,

Button,Each

Component.

The

Control

Panel

isa

touch

panel

made

of

glass.

To

change

a

setting,

Just

touch

and

sw

i

tch

the

setting.

'

Auto

Doof

Open

(I1J'

P.11

l

•:mnaJ

•

If

you

unplug

the

power

plug

or

a

power

failure

occurs

and

then

the

refrigerator

restarts,

the

temperature

display

and

each

setting

will

be

automatically

resumed.

•

Approx

i

mately

10

sec.

after

the

end

of

operation

,

indicator

LED

become

unlit.

•

Respones

of

the

touch

panel

may

change

depending

on

the

surrounding

temperature

,

humidity,

physical

condition

of

the

user

or

operation

status

of

the

adjoin

i

ng

electr

ic

product.

•

The

panel

may

not

respond

if~

is

wet

or

dirty.

0

How

to

Use

Glass

Touch

Panel

and

ECO

Monitoring

Sensor

(Continued)

•

ECO

Monitoring

Sensor

•

The

controller

section

is

displayed

automatically

only

when

the

refrigerator

is

used

and

provides

guidance

in

a

user-friendly

manner.

ECO

•

Nobody

else

when

nobody

is

near

the

refrigerator,

control

panel

is

not

displaying

E

u

0 I

Lamp

lights

off.

I

.....--

•

When

somebody

approach

When

somebody

comes

to

the

front

of

refrigerator

in

ECO

monitoring

zone(

about

80

em.),

control

panel

is

displaying

automatically

.

Clfrt!W.!,+

•

Avoid

placing

the

refrigerator

in

the

hallway

or

areas

where

the

most

peoples

walk

through

it.

•

ECO

Monitoring

Sensor

can

detect

people

near

refrigerator

only.

•

If

the

sensor

cover

dirty

may

cause

sensor

error.

Always

clean

it

with

dry

cloth.

•

Do

not

put

any

things

in

the

detecting

area.

•mma+

When

the

ECO

Monitoring

Sensor

does

not

work.

You

can

light

up

the

touch

screen

button

as

follows

•

Touch

any

on

button

area

(water

ice

dispenser

or

control

area)

•

Push

the

water

/Ice

dispenser

•

Open

any

door.

•

Temperature

Control

•

The

initial

temperature

setting

of

the

refrigerator

compartment

is

level

3,

and

one

of

the

freezer

compartment

is

level3.

.

. .

•

The

temperatures

displayed

on

the

control

panel,

are

targetted

temperatures,

and

may

not

be

actual.

The

actual

temperature

is

subject

to

food

and

ambient

conditions.

•

Freezer

Compartment

*

reezer

•

Refrigerator

1131

¢115,1

Press

"Selecf'

button

Press

"Temp.'

button

"

Freezer"

lamp

light

to

setting

a

temperature

is

on.

•

Refrigerator

Compartment

•

Freezer

";

~

.Refrigerator

~~~71¢15"1

Press

'Select'

button

Press

'Temp."

button

"

Refrigerator"

lamp

to

setting

a

temperature

light

is

on.

0

•

When

storing

neither

frozen

food

nor

ice

cream.

Cold

(Sound

•Pi")

For

normal

use.

Normal

The

display

is

indicating

the

status

of

temperature

setting.

When

the

food

is

too

cold

For

normal

use.

Cold

Normal

(Sound"

Pi") (

Sound

•

Pi Pi

•)

The

display

is

indicating

the

status

of

temperature

setting.

When

makilg

Ice

qulcldy

or

malclng

frozen

food

quickly

.

Or

,a

surrounding

temperalln

is

high

and

the

Freezer

compartment

is

not

cold

enough

.

Coldest

When

cooling

food

more

coldly

or

quickly

Coldest

(Sound

'Pi')

•

Other

Functions

"Quick

Freezing"

•

When

ycu

v.;ah

to

lllxlre

frozen

food

ata

lower

temperature

than

uaual,!llle

this

button.

1.

Put

food

on

tilt

quick

F,_lng

com•. .-l\

2.

Press

"Qdck

Free:&!...,

'-f

button,

and

tt1rt

"Qull:lt

FIHdng"

COIIIII'

Is

loalld

111

the

Cllltlr

slielf

lrfrol1t

of

hear

fan.

operetlonct

"Quick

FM!ing•.

I

Lamp

ights

off.

I

"Quick

FreeU!g"

will

be

flnllhed

mrnatlcllty

In

apprufrnataty

2hour..

~

c====:)•o~

•

Durilg

"Quick:

Freezi~.

priority

coolir>G

of

the

freezer

compartment

will

be

done,

Thus,tty

to

avoid

unnecessary

opening

and

closing

the

doors

not

to

have

a

temperature

rise

of

the

refi%1erator

compartment.

•

After

"Quick

Freezing•

is

automatically

finished,

if

the

bL11.1Dn

is

pnmed

again

,the

lamp

will

tum

on,

however,

the

Freezing•

operation

will

not

start.

Afflll60

minutes,

the

operation

will

be

slatted

again.

•

Durilg

defrost

periods,

even

if

'Quick

Freezing"

lamp

is

on,

no

operation

will

be

made.

After

lilishir>G

the

defrost

operation,

'Quick

Freezing•

will

be

automatically

started.

•

Nonnaly,

Lamp

is

off

wflen

no

operation

approxinately

10sec.

after

the

end

of

operation.

indica1or

LED

become

unlit.

"Quick

Cooling"

•

When

you

want

to

oool

food

ot

drinks

quickly,

use

this

function.

1.

N

food

on

the

quiet

coolmg

comer.

Q

2.

Touch

"Quick

Cooling•

button

"Quic:lt

Cooli~

comer

is

located

to

art

Operation.

on

the

upper

part

of

the

refrigerator

/11..

~

4 @

~nt.

<411

....

Pil

,..

..,

.o

~

~~

~

b

•Quick

Cooling"is

mora

affec:tiva

if

food

is

placed

naar

the

back

wall

of

the

refrigerator

compartment.

I

Lamp

lights

on.

I

•

DIDlg

defrost

perlod,"Oulck

Cooling

•operation

wtllstop

even

wflen

the

lamp

lights

on.

Aftet'

finishing

Its

pertod,

the

operation

w111

restart

automatically.

•

Please

note

"Quick

Cooling

•

mode

will

be

released

after

power

eut

off

or

unplug.

•

Nocmaly,

Lamp

Is

off

wflen

no

operation

81lPf0Xlmately

10see.

aftet'

the

end

of

operaUon.

Indicator

LED

become

unlit.

3.

To

atop

thll

fundlon

before

H

II

complated,

toudl

"Quiet

Coolmg"

llflln.

.J~

I

Qlllid~

k

(;gg~frog

~

I

L.a1r4>

11g~~~a

off.

I

"Quiet

Cooling•

will

be

finished

autornl1:lcllly

In

apprufrna.taly

90mlnutee.

D

How

to

Use

Glass

Touch

Panel

and

ECO

Monitoring

Sensor

(Continued)

•

Other

Functions

(Continued)

"Child

Lock"

•

You

can

prevent

mischief

of

all

the

buttons

on

the

control

panel

by

children.

1.

Press

"Child

Lock"

button

for

5

seconds(to

lock).

2.

To

stop

this

function

,

press

5

seconds

"Child

Lock"

again

.

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~

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,

00

~

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~

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hi

l

cr

l

~~

L..f

~

IC

M

I

~

l~

~

f~S

o

~

~~

~

I

Lamp

lights

on.

I I

Lamp

lights

off.

I

e:t;jlgi •

When."C~ild

Loc~"

is

activated,

other

buttons

will

not

be

accepted

even

if

you

press,

but

Auto

Door

of

the

touch

operation

IS

poss1ble.

"Energy

Saving"

•

Energy

saving

function

will

operate

automatically

as

below

conditions.

•:m~m»

1.

Mode

"Energy

Saving"

ON

2.

Mode

"Energy

Saving"

OFF

•

Mode

"Energy

Saving"

ON

will

operate

automatically

as

below

conditions

finished

in

approximately

24

hours.

•

After

a

long

time

operation

of

"Energy

Saving"

ON,

~·

...

.....

IE

I'n

®

~!9Jlf

~

~i'U®~!9Jlf

Y'

@l

;

i'U

~

§@ll§ii'Ug]

I

Lamp

lights

on.

I

•

No

ECO

Monitoring

sensor

detection.

•

No

door

open

•

No

control

panel

operation.

•

No

Water/Ice

Dispenser

operation.

Lamp

lights

off.

•

Door

open.

•

Control

panel

operation

•

Water/Ice

Dispenser

operation.

Door

Alarm

and

ECO

Alarm

Functions

in

some

cases,

fatty

ice

cream

,etc.,

may

become

soft.

•

In

case

the

compartment

temperature

rises

up,

the

operation

will

be

back

to

a

normal

setting

temporarily.

•

If

"Energy

Saving"

operation

is

working

in

high

humidity

environment,

dew

may

appear

on

refrigerator

surface.

•

If

the

door

is

left

open

for

more

than

1

minute,

the

alarm

system

will

inform

the

user

by

the

sound

and

digital

display.

•

Door

Alarm:

Informs

by

Peeppeeppeep

sound.

•

Eco

Alarm

Display:

Indicates

the

door

opening

state

on

the

control

panel.

Duration

of

Door

Opening

Door

Alarm

Sound

ECO

Alarm

Display

After

1

minute

PeepPeepPeep

After

2

minute

PeepPeepPeepPeepPeep

All

LED

on

display

-

After

3

minute

Peeps

continuously.

are

Flashing

To

Disactivate

Alarm

and

Sound

1.

Keep

pressing

"Quick

Freezing"

button

for

approximately

5

seconds

until

the

sound

of

"Peep!"

is

heared.

•

.A.

""

rpji""'\ I

Lamp

lights

on.

I

.....

,

)

~

.

~Q

I'

~:

~

·

~

~~i

i'U!9]

L.:

~

U

~

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L-=a=m::-;p

1;:-:-ig;:-;hts:-o:nff,.,.

I

•:m~m»

•

Upon

shipment,

the

alarm

and

sound

are

set

"ON".

To

re-activate

Alarm

and

Sound

1.

Keep

pressing

"Quick

Freezing"

button

for

approximately

5

seconds

until

the

sound

of

"Pipi!"

is

heared.

•

.A.

""

~

I

Lamp

lights

on.

I

.....

~

•

...

.oo

~

~Q

J'

~~

~

~3

45

Seconds

Pipipipil

~

~~~

i'U

g]

~

-o

~

• o

U

-~

I

Lamp

lights

off.

I

•

In

case

of

Door

Alarm,

Eco

Alarm

Display

and

each

button

operation

sound

was

disactivated.

If

we

unplugging

and

inserting

the

power

plug

or

in

the

event

of

a

power

failure

the

refrigerator

will

still

set

the

alarm

and

sound

to

"OFF".

•

Auto

Door

You

can

open

the

door

easily

by

touching

the

door

lightly

with

your

fingers

thanks

to

the

Auto

Door

function.

Control

Panel

for

the

Auto

Door

(Automated).

Handle

(manual

operation)

Setting

the

"

Auto

Door

"

Door

open

assist

unit

C'!fM

H.

H•

•

When

an

infant

child

may

use

the

Auto

Door

of

make

mischief,

please

stop

the

Auto

Door

function.

•

Use

fingers

to

operate

the

control

panel.

•

Do

not

operate

the

Auto

Door

when

another

person

is

in

front

of

the

refrigerator

or

opening

door

(which

may

lead

to

personal

injury

unexpectedly

by

the

opening

door.)

•

Be

sure

to

unplug

the

power

before

cleaning

the

Auto

Door.

•

Do

not

put

any

item

on

the

refrigerator.

•

You

can

prevent

mischief

of

all

the

buttons

on

the

control

panel

by

children.

1.

To

activate

this

function,

press

5

seconds

"Auto

Door"

~

...

r:.:;:)

....

~

2.

To

stop

this

function,

press

5

seconds

"

Auto

Door"

again.

®

00

•mma»

.,

1

Am

'f

b

1l

~

o o

~mE~

§

~~

I

Lamp

lights

on.

I

l::!=k:)

Lamp

lights

off.

I •

When

an

infant

child

may

use

the

Auto

Door

to

make

mischief

please

stop

the

Auto

Door

function.

Using

the

"Auto

Door"

•

When

touching

the

open

button

for

the

Auto

Door,

the

operation

sound

is

heard,

and

then

it

will

open

automatically.

When

closing

it,

use

the

handle

with

your

hand

to

do

so

(not

electrically

operate).

1.

Opening

one

door

on

either

side.

2.

Opening

both

doors

at

a

time

.

......

. .

Touch

the

open

button

Slide

your

finger

from

one

edge

of

the

of

the

door

to

be

opened

open

button

to

the

other.

4:

$!

igJ

(Doors

will

open

in

turn

from

the

side

your

touch.)

•

Auto

door

is

the

function

to

reduce

the

load

at

the

opening

operation

when

opening

the

refrigerator

door.

Opening

angle

of

the

door

may

vary

or

the

door

may

go

back

a

little

after

it

is

opened

automatically

depending

on

installation

conditions

of

the

refrigerator

how

beverages

or

foods

are

stored

in

the

door

pocket,

but

this

is

not

malfunction.

•

Auto

Door

of

the

Refrigerator

Compartment

will

not

be

open,

When

door

of

vegetable

compartment

opened.

•

After

touching

the

open

button

for

the

Auto

Door,

the

operation

sound

may

be

heard

when

opening

the

door,

but

this

is

not

malfunction.

•

If

open

button

for

the

Auto

door

is

wet

or

dirty,

it

may

not

respond.

Use

wet

cloth

to

wipe

off

dirt,

and

then

wipe

it

with

a

dry

cloth.

•

If

you

touch

the

open

button

for

the

Auto

Door

and

its

neighbouring

part

at

the

same

time,

or

you

touch

it

for

about

one

second

or

more,

the

Auto

Door

may

not

be

opened

automatically.

m

Freezer

Compartment

•

The

4

shelves

in

the

upper

part

and

the

3

drawers

in

the

lower

part

of

the

freezer

compartment

allow

you

to

organize

your

food

by

size

and

intended

use.

•

Please

read

(ilG'

P.B

)

for

information

on

temperature

control.

Quick

Freezing

•

Use

this

function

to

freeze

your

home

food

or

to

make

ice

quickly.

1.

Place

food

in

the

"Quick

Freezing

Corne~·

on

the

center

shelf.

(ilG' p

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2.

Touch

the

"Quick

Freezing"

button.

Adjustable-height

Shelves

•

These

shelves

can

be

adjusted

to

match

the

height

of

your

frozen

food

Freezer

Drawers

Cltffl1h.i

1i

Middle

Freezer

Drawer

•

When

closing

the

freezer

door,

be

sure

that

each

freezer

drawer

is

pushed

all

the

way

in.

If

the

freezer

door

is

closed

while

a

drawer

is

still

out,

the

freezer

drawers

might

be

damaged.

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•

To

avoid

smell

transition

of

food,

always

either

wrap

meat

or

fish,

or

store

it

inside

a

freezer

bag.

Also,

note

that

there

are

cases

where

fat

in

meat

or

fish

causes

the

plastic

refrigerator

components

to

split.

•

When

putting

food

into

the

freezer

compartment,

try

not

to

strike

the

lamp

cover

with

the

food.

The

lamp

cover

might

break.

Refrigerator

Compartment

nt

•

The

upper

part

of

this

compartme

has

4

shelves,

and

the

lower

part

has

3

drawers.

d

You

can

separate

food

by

size

an

the

way

in

which

it

is

to

be

used.

(

Quick

Cooling

Comer

}

{

Wine

Shelf

~

,

Refrigerator

Compartment

LED

~

"

I

~

Dairy

Pocket

J

B (

Door

Pocket

J

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•

For

information

on

temperature

control

read.

(

rr::r

P

.8

) {

Adjustable-height

Shelvas

J

(

Water

Tank

J

llll~llll

~

Egg

Tray

(14

pes)

J

il

-(

Midd

le

Door

Pocket

)

1

(

Fixed

Shelf

~

I

Adjustable-heightShelves

•

The

height

of

these

shelves

can

be

adjusted

to

match

the

height

of

your

food

and

the

way

in

which

they

are

to

be

used.

1.

Remove

all

food

stored

on

the

shelf

to

be.

2.

Lift

the

front

of

the

shelf

upward

slighdy,

then

pull

the

shelf

out

towards

you.

3.

Adjust

the

shelf

to

the

desired

height,

then

push

the

shelf

in

until

it

reaches

the

back

of

lt1e

slot.

~J

rMl

~

QuickCooling

•

Use

this

function

to

cool

the

food

or

drinks

stored

inside

rapidly.

1

Place

the

food

in

the

"Quick

Cooling

Comer"

on

the

top.

2

Press

the

"Quick

Cooling"

button.

(a

P.9

J

Egg Tray

,-r-

-

1

~

-1

E

~

-;

1111 1111

•

Store

eggs

in

the

egg

tmy.

(This

tray

holds

up

to

14

eggs.)

Egg

Tray

(Placed

normally)

c:rnm.J.+

DairyPocket

•

Can

be

use

to

store

butter,

cheese

or

milk

products.

-

==;

\

~

Pr

1

•

When

turned

over,

the

egg

tray

can

be

used

as

a

pockat

for

small

items.

Egg

Tray

(Placed

upside

down)

•

Do

not

place

moist

food

in

front

of

the

cold

air

ouUet,

as

this

may

cause

food

to

freeze.

Moist

food

stored

such

that

it

comes

into

contact

with

the

back

left

wall

of

the

refrigerator

might

also

freeze.

Keep

food

slighUy

separated

from

the

left

side

wall

of

the

refrigerator.

•

When

putting

food

into

the

refrigerator,

try

not

to

strike

the

lamp

cover

with

the

food.

The

lamp

cover

might

break.

•

Let

hot

cooked

food

cool

down

before

placing

it

into

the

refrigerator.

The

plastic

components

inside

the

refrigerator

might

be

deformed.

Vegetable

Compartment

•

Store

vegetables

efficiently

according

to

their

size

and

shape.

Middle

Vegetable

Dravtw

Vegetable

Drawers

• UpperVegetable Drawers

•

Store

partially

used

vegetables

or

small

vegetables

such

as

tomatoes

or

lemons.

This

drawer

has

a

door,

so

it

can

be

opened

and

closed

easily.

Wrap vegetables in thefollowing situations.

yegetable

Co1J1)811ment

Door

• Middleand

Lower

Vegetable Drawers

•

Store

medium

and

large-sized

vegetables

such

as

cabbage

and

lettuce.

Vegetable

Drawers

(Middle/Lower)

•

When

storing

strong-smelling

vegetables

or

when

you

are

worried

that

odors

might

spread

to

other

food

•

When

storing

partially

used

vegetables

or

fruits

•

When

you

are

concerned

about

condensation

inside

the

drawer

•

When

there

are

few

vegetables

or

many

packaged

vegetables

•~mu:o

•

Depending

on

the

amount

and

type

of

vegetables

stored,

condensation

might

form

inside

or

on

the

ceiling

of

the

vegetable

drawers.

Wipe

off

any

condensation

with

a

dry

cloth

if

this

becomes

a

concem.

Cf$!1H.J.+

•

When

closing

the

vegetable

compartment

door,

be

sure

that

all

vegetable

drawers

are

pushed

al

l

the

way

in.

If

the

vegetable

compartment

door

is

closed

when

a

drawer

is

pulled

out,

it

might

be

damaged.

Door

Pocket

(Vegetable Compartment)

•

This

pocket

is

convenient

for

plastic

bottles

or

temporarily

stocking

beer.

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I.

•

Open

and

close

the

vegetable

compartment

door

slowly.

If

you

open

or

close

this

door

with

too

much

force,

the

plastic

bottles

or

glass

bottles

in

the

door

pocket

might

fall

out.

How

to

use

the

Ice

Dispenser

and

Water

Dispenser

You

can

pour

yourself

a

cold

glass

of

water

without

having

to

open

your

refrigerator

by

simply

filling

the

Water

Tank

with

water

and

pushing

the

button.

Furthermore,

ice

is

automatically

made

in

the

Ice

Bank,

allowing

you

to

dispense

either

cubed

or

crushed

ice

at

the

touch

of

a

button.

(

I((J'

P.7

)

•:m~m»

•

If

the

power

cord

is

unplugged

while

the

refrigerator

is

in

use,

or

if

there

is

a

power

failure,

each

component's

functions

will

automatically

be

restored

to

the

settings

previously

in

place

when

the

power

is

turned

back

on.

•

All

the

display

lights

turn

on

for

approx.

5

seconds

after

the

power

cord

is

plugged

in.

•

The

Automatic

Ice

Maker

is

set

to

operate

when

installed.

And,

the

Ice

Dispenser

is

set

to

make

"Crushed

Ice".

Be

careful,

as

the

Ice

Dispenser

rotates

and

may

cause

injury

to

the

fingers,

etc.

•

Do

not

insert

hands

into

the

bottom

of

the

Ice

Bank

in

the

Ice

Dispenser.

•

Do

not

use

the

Ice

Dispenser

with

the

Ice

Bank

detached.

•

When

someone

else

is

using

the

refrigerator,

refrain

from

opening

the

door

or

using

the

control

panel.

•

Do

not

touch

any

of

the

mechanical

parts

of

the

Automatic

Ice

Maker.

Since

the

Automatic

Ice

Maker

rotates,

there

is

a

risk

of

injury

to

the

fingers,

etc.

•

Do

not

let

small

children

operate

the

dispenser,

as

this

may

result

in

injury.

•

Do

not

hang

on

the

Ice

Bank.

•

Do

not

disassembly,

repair,

or

modify

your

refrigerator

by

yourselves.

Please

consult

with

a

retailer

if

any

repair

or

is

required.

•

Do

not

store

food

or

other

objects

other

than

ice

made

by

the

Automatic

Ice

Maker

in

the

Ice

Bank

(located

in

the

Ice

Dispenser).

Also,

be

sure

not

to

place

food

or

other

articles

into

the

ice

tray,

as

doing

so

can

cause

a

malfunction

of

the

Ice

Dispenser.

•

Do

not

touch

the

Ice

Level

Sensing

Lever

in

the

Automatic

Ice

Maker,

as

doing

so

may

cause

an

accident

to

occur.

•

Do

not

insert

fingers

into

the

ice

outlet

or

touch

any

parts

nearby.

Your

fingers

may

be

pinched

or

otherwise

injured.

•

Do

not

use

fragile

glassware

with

the

Automatic

Ice

Maker,

as

doing

so

could

cause

the

glass

to

shatter,

resulting

in

injury.

How

to

use

the

Ice

Dispenser

and

Water

Dispenser

(Continued)

•

Filling

the

Water

Tank

Fill

the

Water

Tank

{located

in

the

Refrigerator

Compartment)

as

follows.

Note:

Be

sure

to

thoroughly

wash

the

Water

Tank

before

use

for

the

first

time.

Filling the Water Tank

Instructions

for

Normal

Filling

1.

Push

the

button

on

the

Water

Tank

to

open

the

water

tank

rid

and

fill

the

tank

with

water.

Instructions

for

Removing

the

Water

Tank

and

Filling

1.

Remove

the

Water

Tank.

•

Hold

the

handle

and

pull

the

Water

Tank

towards

yourself.

3.

Carry

the

Water

Tank

by

the

handle

with

care.

•

When

carrying

the

Water

Tank,

place

one

hand

below

the

tank

for

horizontal

stability.

Clf!t!W.I

.+

•

Do

not

fill

the

Water

Tank

with

anything

other

than

water.

•

Fill

with

water

up

to

the

"Full"

line.

2.

Push

the

button

on

the

Water

Tank,

open

the

rid

and

fill

the

tank

with

water.

~

•

Fill

with

water

up

to

the

"Full"

line.

4.

Insert

the

Water

Tank

until

it

passes

the

"Tank

Position"

line.

•

If

the

Water

Tank

is

not

inserted

all

the

way,

water

will

not

be

supplied

to

the

Water

Dispenser

or

Automatic

Ice

Maker.

This

will

prevent

these

features

from

functioning

properly.

{Filling

the

Water

Tank

with

fluids

such

as

juice,

sports

drinks,

tea,

or

hot

water

can

damage

your

refrigerator.

The

Water

Tank

can

withstand

temperatures

up

to

50

°C)

0

~ x

~

B

l0

0

Mineral

water

Filtered

water

Juice

Isotonic

Carbonated

Tea

drink drink

•:r:ma»

•

Germs

can

multiply

quickly

when

filtered

water,

dechlorinated

water,

mineral

water,

or

boiled

water

is

used

in

the

Water

Tank.

Be

sure

to

thoroughly

clean

the

Water

Tank

regularly.

•

Change

the

water

in

the

Water

Tank

once

a

week.

•

When

not

using

the

Water

Tank

for

extended

periods

of

time,

thoroughly

clean

and

dry

the

water

tank

and

reinstall

it

to

its

place

in

the

refrigerator.

•

The

capacity

of

the

Water

Tank

is

approx.

4

liters.

"Tank Empty" lamp

When

the

Water

Tank

becomes

empty,

the

"Tank

Empty"

lamp

automatically

turns

on.

Refill

the

Water

Tank

when

this

happens.

•:ttt@i

•

If

the

Water

Tank

is

not

placed

into

its

proper

position,

the

"Tank

Empty"

lamp

will

tum

on

I

Lamp

lights

on.

I

even

if

the

Water

Tank

is

not

empty.

When

this

happens,

adjust

the

position

of

the

Water

Tank

and

make

sure

that

it

is

pushed

all

the

way

in.

•

The

lamp

will

temporarily

tum

off

when

the

refrigerator

compartment

door

is

opened

and

closed,

but

will

turn

back

on

if

the

Water

Tank

is

still

empty.

•

Cubed

Ice

For

large

pieces

of

ice.

(Dispense

ice

the

way

the

Automatic

Ice

Maker

makes

it.)

1.

Touch

the

"CUBES"

button.

2.

Press

a

cup

against

the

Dispenser

Lever

to

dispense

ice

cubes.

I

Lamp

lights

on.

I

•

Crushed

Ice

For

finely

crushed

ice.

(Crush

the

ice

made

by

the

Automatic

Ice

Maker

and

dispense

it.)

1.

Touch

the

"CRUSHED"

button.

.........

@

2.

Press

a

cup

against

the

Dispenser

Lever

to

dispense

crushed

ice

.

...

~

0

(

16

f"

~

.o

I

Lamp

lights

on.

I

•:ttt@i

•

When

using

the

"Ice

Dispenser"

for

the

first

time,

discard

the

first

2

glasses

of

ice

cubes

for

cleaning.

•

Hold

your

cup

high

with

respect

to

the

Dispenser

Lever

so

as

to

prevent

ice

from

scattering.

•

The

Dispenser

may

be

used

even

when

the

Automatic

Ice

Maker

is

not

in

operation.

•

To

prevent

misuse

of

the

buttons

and

of

the

Dispenser

lever,

and

to

prevent

children

from

playing

with

the

refrigerator,

utilizing

the

"Child

Lock"

feature

is

recommended.

(

lO'

P.10)

•

If

the

ice

cubes

in

the

Ice

Bank

are

left

unused

for

a

long

time,

ice

cubes

may

stick

together

and

may

form

a

big

block

of

ice.

Therefore,

it

is

recommended

to

use

the

Ice

Dispenser

as

often

as

possible.

•

Ice

in

the

Ice

Bank

may

freeze

together

after

a

power

failure

due

to

a

temporary

increase

in

temperature

within

the

refrigerator.

If

this

happens,

remove

the

Ice

Bank,

discard

any

remaining

ice

and

thoroughly

dry

the

Ice

Bank.

After

it

has

dried,

return

it

to

its

place

in

the

refrigerator

and

make

a

new

batch

of

ice.

(

lO'

P

.17

)

•

The

Ice

Dispenser

will

tum

off

temporarily

if

it

is

use

continuously

for

more

than

approx.

16

seconds

.

In

this

case,

the

Dispenser

Illumination

will

flash,

indicating

that

the

Ice

Dispenser

stops

operating.

Remove

your

glass

from

the

Dispenser

Lever

in

order

to

let

the

system

reset.

After

reseting,

the

Ice

Dispenser

shall

be

used

again.

•

The

regular

condition

is

recommended

to

use

-18°C

or

-19°C.

The

freezer

temperature

is

adjusted

at

-15°C

is

inappropriate

to

put

warm

or

too

much

food.

Ice

cube

may

stick

together

and

may

form

a

mass

of

ice.

It

is

recommended

to

remove

the

mass

of

ice

from

the

Ice

Bank

and

Ice

Dispenser

Duct.

(

lO'

P.20)

First,

check

whether

the

Automatic

Ice

Maker

is

in

operation.

1.

When

in

operation.

.........

...

~

........

~

1

11:

®

~

M©J~~~

~

I

Lamp

lights

on.

I

•:rtt@i

2.

To

stop

the

operation,

Touch

the

"Ice

Maker''

button

.

I

Lamp

lights

off.

I

•

If

you

do

not

intend

to

use

the

Automatic

Ice

Maker,

manually

cancel

its

operation.

3.

When

restarting

operation.

...

......

...

~

@

~

·

~

i~

f~

I

Lamp

lights

on.

I

How

to

use

the

Ice

Dispenser

and

Water

Dispenser

(Continued)

•

When

using

the

Automatic

Ice

Maker

(Continued)

Ice Making Time

When

you

wish

to

make

ice

especially

quickly,

use

the

"Quick

Freezing"

function.

(

liT

P.9

)

Quick

Freezing

•

The

Ice

Preparation

Time

shown

is

the

average

time

to

make

ice

when

the

ambient

temperature

is

32°C

and

the

door

is

not

opened

and

closed.

•mma»

e

Ice

cannot

be

made

until

the

interior

of

the

refrigerator

is

sufficiently

cool.

It

may

take

24

hours

or

longer

to

make

ice

for

the

first

time

after

installation.

Normally,

however,

it

only

takes

2

to

3

hours

to

make

B(eight)

ice

cubes.

•

The

Ice

Making

Time

will

be

longer

in

the

following

situations.

•

When

the

door

is

frequently

opened

and

closed

•

When

there

is

a

power

outage

•

When

a

large

amount

of

food

is

placed

inside

the

refrigerator

at

the

same

time

•

During

winter,

or

when

the

surrounding

temperature

is

low

•

How

use

the

Water

Dispenser

Water Dispenser

1.

Touch

the

''WATER"

button.

I

Lamp

lights

on.

I

2.

To

dispense

water,

simply

press

a

cup

against

the

"Dispenser

Lever''.

•

Hold

the

cup

up

when

pressing

it

4

:r:mgJ

against

the

"Dispenser

Lever".

If

"Tank

Empty"

lamp

is

turned

on

.

........

.....

(Tank

Empty)

~

~T

...

•

If

the

lamp

is

on,

fill

water.

•

Discard

the

first

cup

of

water

that

is

dispensed

just

after

installation,

as

the

system

needs

to

rinse

itself

out.

•

It

may

take

24

hours

or

longer

for

the

water

in

the

Water

Tank

to

cool

sufficiently

when

the

ambient

temperature

is

high,

such

as

during

summer.

Normally,

the

water

(4L

in

volume)

can

be

chilled

in

8

to

9

hours.

•

When

you

wish

to

have

cold

water

quickly,

use

the

Ice

Dispenser

to

put

ice

in

your

cup,

then

dispense

water

using

the

Water

Dispenser.

•

The

Water

Dispenser

will

tum

off

temporarily

if

used

continuously

for

more

than

approx.

60

seconds.

In

this

case,

the

Dispenser

Illumination

will

flash,

indicating

that

the

Water

Dispenser

has

been

stopped.

Remove

your

glass

from

the

Dispenser

Lever

in

order

to

let

the

system

reset.

After

the

reset,

the

Water

Dispenser

can

be

used

again.

cgtttm.i.t

•

Wait

for

2

to

3

seconds

before

removing

your

cup

from

the

dispensing

area

after

dispensing

water

or

ice.

If

you

remove

your

cup

without

waiting,

water

or

ice

may

fall

into

the

Water

Tray

or

on

the

floor.

•

Dry

any

water

that

accumulates

in

the

Water

Tray

with

a

dry

cloth

or

remove

the

Water

Tray

and

dispose

of

the

water.

Also,

wipe

up

any

water

droplets

on

the

surface

of

the

door

of

the

refrigerator

with

a

dry

cloth.

•

Maintenance

WaterTank

In

order

to

prevent

grime

and

hard

water

stains

from

building

up,

make

sure

to

rinse

the

Water

Tank

once

a

week.

1.

How

to

open

the

Lid.

J

~~~

Water

Tank

Cover

Water

Tank

Cover

Button

•

Grasp

the

handle.

To

remove

the

lid,

use

your

thumb

to

push

the

lid

up.

2.

How

to

Close

the

Lid.

•

Slide

the

lid

in

back-end

first

in

the

direction

of

the

arrows

to

close

the

lid.

•:m~mi

•

If

the

Automatic

Ice

Maker

is

not

set

to

"Stop,"

the

water

pump

may

make

sounds

occasionally.

This

is

not

a

malfunction.

Water

Filter

In

order

to

prevent

grime

and

hard

water

stains

from

building

up,

make

sure

to

rinse

the

Water

Filter

once

per

week.

1.

Pull

the

Case

to

remove

it

from

the

lid.

2.

Pull

the tab

to

remove

the

Water

3.

Use

a

soft

sponge

to

clean

the

Water

Filter.

Lid

Filter

from

the

case.

•

Do

not

use

cleansers

as

this

may

damage

the

filter.

•:m~mi

•

Replace

the

Water

Filter

when

it

wears

out.

Water

Filters

need

replacing

every

3

to

4

years.

Ice Bank

4

~

r!)J

lSi

•

When

not

using

the

Ice

Dispenser

for

a

long

time,

thoroughly

clean

and

dry

the

Ice

Bank

and

reinstall

it

to

its

place

in

the

refrigerator.

1.

To

stop

the

operation,

press

2.

Remove

ice

in

the

Ice

Bank,

clean

and

dry

the

ice

Bank

and

reinstall

the

"Ice

Make~·

button.

it

to

its

place

in

the

refrigerator.(

liT

P.

20

)

s

00

I •

~

M:.

~

L

~

I

Lamp

lights

off.

I

•

If

there

are

still

ice

cubes

remaining

in

the

Crusher

Case

in

the

reverse

side

of

the

Ice

Bank,

remove

them

using

with

a

spoon,

etc

..

(

liT

P.

20)

•:m~m•

•

In

this

case,

if

ice

is

not

removed

from

the

Ice

Bank,

Ice

cube

may

stick

together

cuasing

the

Ice

Dispenser

cannot

operate.

How

to

use

the

Ice

Dispenser

and

Water

Dispenser

(Continued)

•

Maintenance

(Continued)

Ice

Bank

Before

performing

maintenance,

make

sure

that

the

refrigerator

is

unplugged.

Instructions

for

Regular

Cleaning

1.

Wipe

the

Ice

Bank

dry

with

a

soft

cloth.

Instructions

for

Removing

and

Cleaning

the

Ice

Bank

1.

Grasp

the

top

of

the

Ice

Bank

with

both

hands.

Then,

liftit

up

and

pull

it

towards

yourself.

2.

After

removing

the

ice,

wipe

the

Ice

Bank

with

a

soft

cloth,

being

careful

to

remove

any

water

in

or

on

the

Ice

Bank.

Blade

e

If

there

are

still

ice

cubes

remaining

in

the

Crusher

Case

in

the

reverse

side

of

the

Ice

Bank,

remove

them

using

a

spoon,

etc

..

3.

When

installing

the

Ice

Bank,

be

sure

that

there

is

no

gap

at

the

bottom

of

the

Ice

Bank.

I I

GAP

/_

Auger

e

If

there

is

a

gap,

rotate

the

Auger

90

degrees

and

then

install

the

Ice

Bank.

•

Be

careful,

as

the

Ice

Dispenser

rotates

and

may

cause

Injury.

e

Before

performing

maintenance,

make

sure

that

the

refrigerator

is

unplugged.

•

Do

not

put

your

hands

inside

the

Ice

Bank.

•

Do

not

use

the

Ice

Dispenser

when

the

Ice

Bank

is

removed

from

the

refrigerator.

•

Do

not

disassemble,

repair,

or

modify

this

equipment.

When

repairs

are

necessary,

contact

retailers

or

service

center.

A

Caution

•

Do

not

touch

the

blades

of

the

Ice

Bank

when

it

is

removed.

There

is

a

risk

of

injury.

WaterTray

If

the

Water

Tray

becomes

soiled,

remove

it

and

rinse

it

off.

1.

To

remove

the

Water

Tray,

pull

it

forward.

2.

To

install

the

Water

Tray,

insert

the

tabs

(2

tabs)

on

the

back

side

first,

then

insert

the

tabs

on

the

front

side

(3

tabs)

securely.

Water

•

Wipe

up

any

water

or

debris

in

the

dispenser

pit

(especially

the

bottom)

with

a

soft

cloth.

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