Mitsubishi Electric mr-z65r User manual

M
R-Z
65R
O
PERATIN
G
IN
S
TRU
C
TI
O
N
S
使
用須
知
冷
藏冷凍雪
櫃
N
on-Freon Refri
g
erator
s
Thi
s re
f
r
ig
erator uses non-Freon re
f
r
ig
erant
(isobutane) and non-Freon foam insulation
(cyc
l
opentane).
Th
ese mater
i
a
l
s are
h
arm
l
ess to t
h
e
e
nvironment, which does not affect the
ozone
l
ayer an
d
g
l
o
b
a
l
warm
i
ng.
非使用
氟
利昂的雪
櫃
這
個雪櫃使用
非
氟利昂冷媒 ( 異丁烷 )
和非
氟利昂
發
泡隔熱材料（環戊烷）
。
這
些物料不會對環境造
成
破壞，也不會
破
壞
臭氧
層以及使全球暖化問題惡化。
R600a
Refrigerator-Freeze
r

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c
e
RefrigeratorRefrigerator
F
r
e
e
z
e
r
20
Pa
ge
Y
ou can en
j
o
y
cr
y
stal
c
l
ea
r
de
l
icious
ice
u
sin
g
tapped water or
mineral water.
H
IKARI
UV
Crystal ic
e
19
P
ag
e
J
ust by plac
i
n
g
vegetables
i
ns
i
de,
v
i
t
a
m
i
n
s
ca
n
be
e
nh
a
n
ced
.
H
IKARI Vit
a
min
F
actor
y
Silent Design
Non-Freon
Refrigerator
This refrigerator uses non-freon refrigerant and non-freon foam insulation material. Non-freon refrigerant (iso
butane) and non-freon foam insulation material (cyclopentane) do not deplete the ozone layer and their
contribution to global warming is extremely low, and are environmentally friendly substances.
*: According to the noise level test specified in JIS C 9607
(at a low speed operation). dB(A): Noise level unit. Decibel A.
Our new original technology has enabled
an extremely low noise level of 14 dB(A)*.
h
Multi-fresh
Compartment
( g )
(Vegetable)
p
p
S
Supercool Freezi
ng
C
om
p
artmen
t
(V
ersa
)

directly into the compartment!
You do not have to bother coolin
g
while
k
eepin
g
the ori
g
inal flavor.
The refri
g
erator immediatel
y
g
enerates “ice cores”,
which later become ice
,
all over the foods. This
p
revents food cells from destro
y
ed to maintain the
o
ri
g
inal flavor and taste
.
P
revent d
i
scolorat
i
o
n
Sta
bili
z
i
ng
f
oo
d
temperature m
i
n
i
m
i
zes
f
rost
i
ng an
d
di
sco
l
orat
i
on o
f
f
oo
d
.
F
rozen but you can cut
.
Y
ou do not have to bother dividin
g
foods into small
amounts or even thawin
g
them.
T
h
e re
f
r
i
gerator
f
reezes
f
oo
d
s taste
f
u
l
suc
h
as potatoes
t
h
at are usua
ll
y cons
id
ere
d
to
d
eter
i
orate
i
n
fl
avor
if
f
rozen
.
Meat
k
eeps
fl
avor an
d
test even a
f
ter t
h
aw
i
ng
.
13
Pa
ge
15
P
a
g
e
14
Pa
ge
15
Pa
g
e
The HIKARI Act
i
ve V
i
o deodor
-
izer uses a HIKARI
(
optical
)
p
ower to ster
i
l
i
ze and deodo
r
-
ize the cold air circulatin
g
inside the compartments
.
Af
ter supercool
f
reezing
f
oods, keep
t
hem in the so
f
t-
f
reezin
g
mode
.
S
oft-Freezing
H
IKARI Su
p
ercoo
l
F
reez
i
n
g
HIKARI Act
i
ve
Vio deodorizer
This refrigerator is manufactured for refrigerating
and freezing foods in general households.
For industrial use, please use a commercial
refrigerator – freezer.
Principal plastic parts have material names
marking to facilitate recycling.
Ma
i
nta
i
n
i
n
g
the Automat
i
c Ice Maker
·
Water supply pipe / Tank holde
r
·
Ice tra
y
(
Rinse it with water
)
·
Wa
t
e
r t
a
n
k
·
P
ipe, Water supply pump, Light-type bacteria removing
/
lead clean filter
Remov
i
n
g
and Ma
i
nta
i
n
i
n
g
the Accessor
i
e
s
22
23
10
Safety Precautions 4
From Installation to Operation
How to use the refrigerator
Using Control Panel
Maintenance
6
8
9
R
aise or lower the
t
em
p
erature in
th
e com
p
artment
s
F
ast cooling
S
electing ice making mode
s
·
To make
i
ce qu
i
ckl
y
·
To make crystal ice sli
g
htly faster
11
9
· E
CO
M
O
D
E
· Child safety lock
· Reset the sett
i
ngs
12
13
14
H
ow to sw
i
tch
i
n
g
H
IKARI Supercool Freezin
g
S
oft-Freezing
Tips for Supercool Freezin
g
Wh
at to
d
o w
h
en ..
.
(
durin
g
blackout, durin
g
lon
g
periods of non-use, durin
g
transport)
Sp
ecifications
If
you think the re
f
rigerator is in trouble, ...
27
26
28
When in trouble ...
Refri
g
erator
Freezer
V
e
g
eta
bl
e
Ice
Vers
a
FZR
S
OFT
FZR
24
Refrigerator
C
ompartment
Tips for energy saving
Tips for energy saving
Tips for energy saving
F
reezer Compartmen
t
V
ersa
C
ompartmen
t
(
S
upercool Freezing
C
ompartment)
Vegetable
C
ompartment
I
ce making
C
ompartmen
t
(
Automatic Ice Maker
)
Making Ice / Stopping to make ice
16
17 18
18
19
20
21

4
Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions
S
ervice
C
all
Only use an outlet that meets the specified rating.
tth
Danger and the degree of danger
caused by improper handling are
categorized and described by the
following indicators.
Caution
Caution
Warning
Warning
Improper
h
an
dli
ng can resu
l
t
i
n
death, serious in
j
ur
y
, etc
.
Improper
h
an
dli
ng can resu
l
t
i
n
personal in
j
ur
y
or dama
g
e to house,
h
ousehold furnishings, etc.
Meaning of symbols
N
e
v
e
r
do
Never
t
ouch
N
ever attempt to
d
ismantle, re
p
air or
a
l
te
r
N
ever
b
r
i
ng
i
nto
c
ontact or wet w
i
t
h
wa
t
er
Never
t
ouch when
y
our
h
an
d
i
s we
t
B
e sure
t
o follow
instructions for
e
xecu
t
io
n
B
e sure to remove
the power plu
g
from
t
h
e soc
k
e
t
In the case of malfunction or defect,
immediately shutdown the refrigerator
and consult the retail store at which
you purchased it or a Mitsubishi
Electric Maintenance Service or
Customer Service representative.
L
eave s
p
ac
e
Tip
-res
i
stanc
e
T
P
rohibited
C
ord face-down
g
Warning
C
aution
Installation
L
ea
ki
n
g
re
f
r
ig
erant can
accumu
l
ate, t
h
en catc
h
fire and explode.
Leave space around the
refrigerator
T
h
e re
f
r
ig
erator can t
i
p
o
ver an
d
cause
i
n
j
ury.
Anchor the refrigerator to a strong
wall or posts protect against damage
during earthquakes
N
on-removal of plug can
cause
elect
r
ic
shock
o
r
i
n
j
ur
y.
Remove power plug before
changing interior light bulb or
maintenance
P
ressing, placing heavy
obj
ects on,
f
o
ldi
n
g
or
b
un
dli
n
g
cor
d
can cause
electric shock or fire
.
Do not squash the power cord at
the rear of the refrigerator.
Do not damage the power cord.
C
an cause e
l
ectr
i
c s
h
oc
k
o
r
fi
re
.
Do not use damaged cords, plugs,
or loose sockets
C
an cause
d
ama
g
e to t
he
e
cor
d
, e
l
ectr
i
c s
h
oc
k
or
f
ire
.
Do not pull on the power plug or
cord to unplug it.
D
ust can cause
i
nsu
l
at
i
on
failure, which may lead to
fire
.
Remove dust from power plug
C
an cause e
l
ectr
i
c s
h
oc
k
.
Do not remove or insert power
plug with wet hands.
Unstable anchoring can
c
ause the refri
g
erator to
m
ove an
d
l
ea
d
to
i
n
j
ur
y
.
Anchor the refrigerator to a strong
and level floor by adjusting the
adjustable supports
H
olding other parts can
cause in
j
ur
y.
Use transport hand-holds when
transporting the refrigerator
Fa
il
u
r
e
to
h
eed
t
hi
s
i
nstruct
i
on ma
y
cause
p
oor insulation resulting
i
n electric shock or fire.
Do not install the refrigerator outdoors or
at places exposed to water or moisture.
Us
i
n
g
extens
i
on cor
d
s an
d
p
l
u
ggi
n
g
too many leads into a single socket
c
an cause heat build-up or fire
.
Use a dedicated outlet for the power supply that meets the
rating specified on the rating label. (The rating label is
located on the door-liner of the refrigerator compartment.)
I
f
t
h
e power cor
d
i
s
d
ama
g
e
d
, purc
h
ase a new
cord from MITSUBISHI SERVICE CENTER.
Make sure that the power cord is designed for
thi
s mo
d
e
l.
If the power cord is damaged, call our MITSUBISHI
SERVICE CENTER for the replacement.
Inserting plug
upside-down places stress
o
n t
h
e cor
d
an
d
can cause
heat build-u
p
and fire
.
Turn the power cord face-down and
insert prongs to the root of plug
D
o not we
t
D
o not us
e
Re
m
o
v
e
dust
Remove plu
g
P
r
o
h
ibi
t
ed
Wet hands prohibited
Wet han
I
nsta
ll
l
eve
l
G
rip hand-holds
P
roh
i
b
i
ted
page 6
page 7
page 6
page 6
page 7
·
Do not open or close the compartment doors when someone else is operating or
u
s
i
n
g
t
h
e re
f
r
ig
erator.
·
Do not put your
fi
ngers on t
h
e top e
d
ge o
f
t
h
e s
lid
e case
d
oor w
h
en c
l
os
i
ng
i
t
.
·
Use care not to pinch your foot fingers when closing the lower slide case.
·
Do not o
p
en or c
l
ose t
h
e
d
oors w
i
t
h
an excess
i
ve
f
orce.
(
Or e
l
se,
f
oo
d
s may
f
a
ll
, caus
i
ng you to get
i
n
j
ure
d
.)
·
Use care not to pinch your fingers when closing the doors.
Observe the following when opening and closing the compartment doors.
page 26
Power and power plug
Installation and transportation

5
Safety Precautions
D
o not wet hibite
d
Pro
Do not store
D
Proh
i
b
i
ted
D
o not stor
e
Pr
o
hi
b
it
ed
Do
n
o
t t
ouch
P
r
o
hi
b
it
ed
Vent
i
late Do not spray water
Do not use
D
V
ent
i
late
V
R
emove plu
g
Do not d
i
smantl
e
R
emove packin
g
D
r
y
Ha
n
d
it
o
v
er
Prohibited
Do
n
o
t
s
t
o
r
e
P
r
o
hi
b
it
ed
Wet hands prohibited
Wet
han
D
o not touc
h
Hold door handl
e
g
Warning
C
aution
Use
Malfunction and long-term storage
Do not place containers with
water on top of the refrigerator
Do not use electrical appliances
in the refrigerator
Do not place volatile inflammable
objects inside the refrigerator
Do not place objects on top of the
refrigerator
Do not store chemicals or
scientific specimens in the
refrigerator
Do not try to hang down from the door or door
handle.
Do not get on the open door.
Do not apply heavy load.
Do not place hands into the machine
section of the automatic ice maker
(located above the ice storage bin)
Do not damage the refrigerant
circuit or the pipes nor mount
anything with screw
If you notice gas leakage, do not
touch the refrigerator. Open
windows to ventilate
Do not wash with water or spill
food liquids on the refrigerator
Do not place combustible sprays
near the refrigerator
If the refrigerant circuit (piping) has been
damaged, do not touch the refrigerator
and open windows to let fresh air in and
avoid using fire
In the event of malfunction (when you detect
a burning odour or other abnormality), remove
the power plug from the socket and shutdown
the refrigerator
Do not attempt to dismantle, repair or alter
Do not use this
refrigerator when the
parts of it are
damaged.
If there is any possibility that a
child is trapped in the refrigerator,
pull and remove the door packing
When the refrigerator is not in use
for a long period, remove the power
plug from the socket and open the
door to dry the refrigerator
If you want to dispose of the
refrigerator, contact the retail store or
the municipal government and hand it
over to them.
Do not place food inside excessively.
Do not pull shelves with force.
Do not place bottles in the freezer compartment,
ice making compartment or versa compartment
(when set at soft freezing or freezing)
Do not eat smell discolored Food
Do not touch food items or containers
in the freezer compartment with wet
hands
Do not put your hands or feet
underneath the refrigerator
Close the door using the door
handles
Use
Wetting electrical parts can
c
ause e
l
ectr
i
c s
h
oc
k
or
fi
re.
If the refrigerant leaks
a
n
d
contacts t
h
e e
l
ectr
i
c
a
al
appli
ance,
i
t can cause
explosion or fire.
B
enzene
,
cosmetics and
h
a
i
r
d
ress
i
n
g
pro
d
ucts ca
n
n
catc
h
fi
re or ex
pl
o
d
e.
Obj
ects ma
y
f
a
ll
w
h
en
d
oors are o
p
ene
d
an
d
c
losed and cause injury. Items that require stric
t
m
ana
g
ement can no
t
b
e store
d
i
n
h
ouse
h
o
ld
refrigerators
.
Th
e re
f
r
ig
erator ma
y
t
i
p
o
ver an
d
cause
i
n
j
ur
y
.
Fa
il
ure to
h
ee
d
t
hi
s
i
nstruction may cause
i
n
j
ur
y
.
T
he refrigerant is
fl
amma
bl
e, w
hi
c
h
can
cause ex
pl
os
i
on or
fi
re.
Py
rotec
h
n
i
c spar
k
s
f
rom
e
l
ect
ri
ca
l
co
n
tact
ca
n
c
ause exp
l
os
i
on or
fi
re.
Water and food liquids
can cause e
l
ectr
i
c s
h
oc
k
o
r
fi
re. Imme
di
ate
l
y w
i
pe
clean
w
et surfaces.
P
y
rotec
h
n
i
c spar
k
s
f
rom
e
l
ect
ri
ca
l
co
n
tact
ca
n
cause
i
n
fla
mm
atio
n
or
fi
re
.
Do not us
e
Do not use the refrigerator in a
barn or a garage
S
mall animals could dama
g
e the
el
ectr
i
ca
l
w
i
r
i
n
g
, caus
i
n
g
an e
l
ectr
i
c
s
hock or a fire
.
In case the refrigerant circui
t
t
h
as
b
een
d
ama
g
e
d
, p
l
ease
contact t
h
e reta
il
store
.
C
ont
i
nue
d
o
p
erat
i
on
d
uring malfunction can
c
ause electric shock or fire
.
Can cause
i
n
j
ury, e
l
ectr
i
c
s
hock or fire
.
C
hildren getting trapped
i
n re
f
r
ig
erator can cause
di
sastrous resu
l
ts
.
If
not
d
r
i
e
d
su
ffi
c
i
ent
ly
, re
f
r
ig
erant
(
gas) can
l
ea
k
d
ue to con
d
enser
corrosion and cause explosion or fire.
L
eav
i
n
g
i
t as
i
t
i
s a
ll
ow
i
n
g
refrigerant to leak, may cause a fire
o
r explosion if exposed to flame.
Foo
d
may
f
a
ll
d
own
c
ausing injury.
Th
e
b
ott
l
e ma
y
b
rea
k
when the liquid inside
g
ets
f
rozen an
d
ma
y
cause
i
n
j
ur
y.
Can cause
f
oo
d
po
i
son
i
ng
o
r illness
.
C
an cause frostbite.
Stee
l
pl
ates, etc. can
cause injury.
B
e care
f
u
l
not to catc
h
f
ingers in the door when
y
ou
h
o
ld
i
t. Can cause
i
n
j
ur
y
.
While cleaning the refrigerator,
be sure to remove the shelves
(made of tempered glass) and
put them back properly
O
r else, the falling or smashed shelf
c
ou
ld
cause persona
l
i
n
j
ur
i
es
.
R
emove an
d
put
b
ac
k
s
h
e
l
ves proper
ly

6
I
n
s
t
a
ll th
e
refri
g
erator
.
I
n
s
t
a
ll
a
t
io
n
a
r
ea
F
rom Installation
to
O
perat
i
o
n
C
onnect the power supply.
*
C
onnect
p
ower su
pp
l
y
soon a
f
ter
installing the refrigerator
.
A
t least 10cm
At
l
eas
t
2c
m
D
edicated
o
utlet that meets
t
he specified ratin
g
.
Due to heat radiation
,
it becomes about 50
t
o
6
0°C when startin
g
to use or in summer.
T
h
e rotat
i
n
g
part
i
t
i
on ma
y
g
et
h
ot w
h
en
h
eate
d
by
t
h
e
h
eater.
The rotat
i
ng part
i
t
i
on outs
i
de
t
he refri
g
erator bod
y
g
ets hot
.
It t
a
k
es
tim
e
f
o
r f
oods
t
o
coo
l
do
wn
a
ft
e
r
turn
i
ng on the re
f
r
i
gerator
.
P
ut foods yet to be cooled or ice cream after the refrigerator compartments cool
d
own sufficiently
.
D
o not open or close the doors more than necessary. When opening a door, close it
as soon as possible.
I
t may ta
k
e a
b
out 24
h
ours
if
i
t
i
s
h
ot aroun
d
t
h
e
re
f
r
i
gerator
.
I
f you make crystal ice, chan
g
e the settin
g
.
T
he refrigerator is set to “regular ice making” at first.
Unt
il
ma
ki
n
g
fi
rst
i
ce cu
b
e
s
R
otating
p
art
i
t
i
o
n
page 11
T
he
i
nstallat
i
on area should not be ex
p
osed to d
i
rect
s
unl
ig
ht or hot a
i
r, and should be well-vent
i
late
d
t
o avoid diminished coolin
g
power and to
e
conomise on the cost of electricit
y.
I
t should have little humidit
y
t
o prevent rustin
g
Leave s
p
ace for heat ventilation
L
eave at
l
east 2cm o
f
space on t
h
e r
i
g
h
t an
d
l
e
f
t
an
d
10cm o
f
space
b
etween t
h
e ce
ili
ng an
d
t
h
e
t
op o
f
t
h
e re
f
r
i
gerato
r
t
o a
ll
ow
h
eat to escape
f
rom t
h
e ce
ili
ng an
d
t
h
e
s
id
es o
f
t
h
e re
f
r
i
gerato
r
A
place away from other devices
Prevent
i
on o
f
te
l
ev
i
s
i
on no
i
se or
i
mage
di
stur
b
ance
.
U
se a ded
i
cated outle
t
U
se a
d
e
di
cate
d
out
l
et
f
or t
h
e power supp
l
y t
h
at meets t
h
e rat
i
ng spec
ifi
e
d
on t
h
e
rat
i
ng
l
a
b
e
l
. (T
h
e rat
i
ng
l
a
b
e
l
i
s
l
ocate
d
on t
h
e
d
oor-
li
ner o
f
t
h
e re
f
r
i
gerato
r
com
p
artment.
)
Warn
i
n
g
Using outlets that do not meet the speci
f
ied rating or plugging in too many
l
eads into a single socket can cause heat build up or
f
ire.
M
ake sure this unit is properly
g
rounded.
E
lectrical Connections
Th
e un
i
t s
h
ou
ld
a
l
wa
y
s
b
e p
l
u
gg
e
d
i
nto
i
ts own e
l
ectr
i
ca
l
out
l
et
.
Thi
s w
ill
prov
id
e t
h
e
b
est per
f
ormance an
d
prevent e
l
ectr
i
ca
l
c
i
rcu
i
ts
f
rom
b
e
i
n
g
over
l
oa
d
e
d
an
d
caus
i
n
g
a
fi
re.
Ma
k
e sure t
h
at t
h
e e
l
ectr
i
ca
l
out
l
et prov
id
es t
h
e proper vo
l
ta
g
e
.
Extens
i
on cor
d
s are not recommen
d
e
d
.
I
t s
h
ou
ld
b
e stron
g
an
d
l
eve
l
t
o
p
revent vibration and noise, half-shut doors,
and tilted doors.
I
nsta
ll
a stron
g
p
l
ate or
b
oar
d
un
d
er t
h
e
re
f
r
ig
erator
if
t
h
e supports eas
ily
s
i
n
k
i
nto t
h
e
fl
oor. (For
p
revent
i
on o
f
d
e
f
ormat
i
on or
di
sco
l
orat
i
on
d
ue to
h
eat or we
igh
t
)
The re
f
rigerator will not be damaged even i
f
the power is
s
upplied soon a
f
ter installation.
It takes a while for the refrigerator to cool, therefore supply
p
ower as soon as
p
ossible
.
If your unit is installed in the high humidity location, not only ground connection
but also installation of the earth leakage breaker is recommended.
I
f
t
h
e power cor
d
i
s
d
amage
d
, purc
h
ase a new cor
d
f
rom MITSUBISHI
SERVICE CENTER. Ma
k
e sure t
h
at t
h
e power cor
d
i
s
d
es
i
gne
d
f
or t
hi
s mo
d
e
l
.
I
f
t
h
e power cor
d
i
s
d
amage
d
, ca
ll
our MITSUBISHI SERVICE CENTER
f
o
r
t
h
e re
pl
acement,
i
n or
d
er to avo
id
a
h
azar
d
.
Warnin
g
D
o not close the ventilation hole of the refri
g
erator or the
c
rack around the refri
g
erator.
I
f the refri
g
erant leaks, i
g
nition or explosion may be caused
.
F
rom Installation to
Op
eratio
n

7
Leg cove
r
A
d
j
ustment and Anchor
i
n
g
T
urn the ad
j
ustable su
pp
orts unt
i
l
t
he
y
touch the floor and the
c
asters are ra
i
sed
f
rom the
f
loo
r
Leg
C
over
The leg cover is bundled in
the refrigerator compartment
b
efore shipment from the plant
.
I
nsu
ff
iciently adjusted supports can cause
i
n
j
ury due to mi
g
ration of the refri
g
erator
.
C
aution
C
losing the doors
completel
y
A
d
j
ust the ad
j
ustable
s
upports to install and
s
ecure the refri
g
erato
r
a
t level. Raise the
front part of the
refri
g
erator so that
y
ou
ca
n
c
l
ose
t
h
e
doo
r
s
easil
y.
t
o
p
revent vibration and noise,
t
ransmigration and hal
f
-shut doors
R
ead
j
ust the ad
j
ustable supports as
shown in the fi
g
ures below
.
If
t
h
e
in
sta
ll
at
i
o
n
a
r
ea
i
s
n
ot level or the refri
g
erator
s
u
pp
orts sink after a few
da
y
s due to the wei
g
ht of
the food, the doors will
app
ear lower.
T
urn the ad
j
ustable
s
upports for read
j
ustment
.
N
on-freon refrigerants are flammable gas. However, it is
h
ermetically sealed, therefore, leaking is infrequent
.
And then contact the retail store
y
ou have purchased from fo
r
further instructions
.
Do not cause damage to re
f
r
i
gerant
ci
rcu
i
t (p
i
p
i
ng) / Do not attach screws.

F
ull
y
push in the le
g
cover
horizontall
y
until it comes
into contact with the matin
g
p
art of the refri
g
erator
.
Prepare
f
or earthquakes
Thread stron
g
belts throu
g
h the 2
handy-
g
rip recesses on the top-rear o
f
the
re
f
ri
g
erator and secure them to the wall,
p
osts or another stron
g
area.
T
urn on the power of the
r
efrigerator as soon as possible
.
Th
e re
f
r
i
gerator w
ill
not
b
e
d
amage
d
even
if
you turn on t
h
e power
i
mme
di
ate
l
y a
f
te
r
t
h
e
i
nsta
ll
at
i
on
.
Refrigerator/Front side bottom
T
urn each ad
j
ustable
s
upport
i
n t
h
e arrow
direction until they
t
ouch the
f
loor.
When installin
g
the refri
g
erator in a
c
orner of a room, one of the rea
r
le
g
s ma
y
sink, causin
g
the
refri
g
erator to tilt. If it is the case,
u
se a caster support or a sturd
y
b
oard for ad
j
ustment. (Normall
y
,
the thickness of the board is 2 to
3
m
m as a
g
uideline.
)
Th
e r
igh
t
d
oo
r
sa
g
s
d
own
.
T
he lef
t
door
sa
g
s
d
own.
R
aise the right side
.
Raise the le
f
t side.
L
Left
Right
Righ
Adj
usta
bl
e support
Leg
C
over
When adjustable supports are insufficient
Adjusting titled doors and an uneven refrigerator
W
arn
i
ng
1
. Do not use electric items or
f
ire equipments near b
y.
2.
O
pen the window and ventilate the room
.
J
ust in case of having damaged
t
he re
f
ri
g
erant circuit.
Warning
Y
our refri
g
erator tippin
g
over can cause in
j
ury.
S
trong
b
e
lt
s
Adj
usta
ble
s
uppor
t
C
aste
r
From Installation to
O
peration
Rear le
g
C
aster support
or stur
dy
b
oar
d

8
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of
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v
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r
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c
i
t
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Child safety lock
In this mode, the refrigerator does not accept any button operation such as
when a child plays with the buttons or presses any of them unintentionally.
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Using Control Panel
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Use this function when, for example, you forget the settings.
This operation brings the compartment selection, temperature
control, fast cooling and supercool freezing settings back to
the initial ones at the time of installation (purchase).
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bout 3 seconds. (until the buzzer emits “peep,
p
eep” tone.
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Control panel
in refrigerator
compartment

10
Setting the Refrigerator, Freezer
and Vegetable Compartment
*1: The temperatures differ from the freezing setting in the versa compartment.
About the temperature control in the versa compartment
*For finer temperature control
*For switching the freezer to the soft freezing
s4HEABOVETEMPERATURESAREGUIDELINES4HETEMPERATURESMAY
differ depending on the use, such as storage of foods and
opening/closing the doors.
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4HETEMPERATURESGIVENABOVEREPRESENTTHEGUIDELINETEMPERATURES
MEASUREDAFTERREACHINGSTABILIZATIONATTHELOWERPARTOFTHE
REFRIGERATORWHENTHEAMBIENTTEMPERATUREIS#ANDTHEDOORS
CLOSEDWITHNOTHINGINSIDE4HETEMPERATURESMAYDIFFERDEPENDING
on the use, such as storage of foods and opening/closing the doors.
[ is extinguished.
Ends automatically in about 2 hours.
Fast cooling of versa compartment
HIKARI supercool freezing
Use the fast cooling mode when storing a lot of
foods after buying a lot. The refrigerator cools
down the foods quickly to keep them fresh.
s9OUCANUSEFASTCOOLINGWITHFOODSINSIDE
s4HETEMPERATUREREACHESTHESETTEMPERATUREAFTER
FASTCOOLING
s$URINGTHEFASTCOOLINGTHENOISEFROMTHEREFRIGERATOR
WILLBECOMEHIGHERDUETOHIGHSPEEDCOOLING
Fast cooling
Temperatures in the compartments When to use ?
Raise or lower the
temperature in the compartments.
If you want
to stop before
it ends
Press and is
extinguished.
Press to display the
compartment you want to change
the temperature control mode.
4HEDISPLAYWILLCHANGEATEACH
press.
Press to change
the temperature control
mode.
4HEDISPLAYWILL
change at each press.
Press to display
the compartment you
want to cool fast.
4HEDISPLAYWILLCHANGEAT
each press.
Press and hold
for 3 seconds. (Until the
buzzer emits “peep, peep”
tone.)
is illuminated.
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page 13
Raise or lower the temperature in the compartments / Fast cooling
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