Panasonic NR-BS734MSSA User manual

NR-BS734MSSA
SidebySideRefrigerator
Contents
1. SAFETY2
2. Productfeatures
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3. Specifications
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4. Preparationsforuse6
5. Functions7
6. Instructionsforfoodstorage9
7. Tipsforspecialneeds11
8. Maintenanceandcleaning11
9. Simplefaultanalysisandelimination12
10. Certifications1311.Saferecoveryinstructions13
Thank youvery much forpurchasingPanasonic Product.

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Content s
1. SAFETY...................................................................................................................... 2
2. Productfeatures........................................................................................................ 4
3. Specifications............................................................................................................. 5
4. Preparat ions foruse................................................................................................... 6
5. Funct ions................................................................................................................... 7
6. In st ruct ions forfoodstorage...................................................................................... 9
7. Tipsforspecialneeds............................................................................................... 11
8. Main t enanceandcleaning ....................................................................................... 11
9. Sim plefault analysis andelimination......................................................................... 12
10. Cert ifications............................................................................................................ 13
11. Saferecoveryin st ructions......................................................................................... 13

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SAFETY
W ARNING!
Itishazardousforanyoneother thanauthorized service personnel tocarryoutservicin gorrepairswhich
involvestheremoval ofcovers.Toavoid the risk ofanelect ric shock,donotat t empt torepair thisappliance
yourself.
W ARNING!
Risk offire /flam m able mat erials.
Safetytips
Donot use elect rical ap pliancessuchasa hair dryer or heat er t odefro st your Fridge/Freezer.
Cont ain erswit hflam m ab le gasesor liquid scan leakat low t emp erat ures.
Donotstore anycon t ainerswit hflam m able mat erials,suchasspraycans,fire ext in guisher refill cart rid ges
et c.in t he Frid ge/Freezer.
Donotplace carbon at edorfizzyd rinks in theFreezer comp art men t .Ice lolliescan cause Frost/Freeze
burns”.If consum ed st raight fromt he Fridge/Freezer.
Donotremoveit emsfromtheFridge/Freezer comp art ment ifyourhan d sare damp/wet ,asthiscould
causeskin abrasionsor Frost/Freezer burns”.Bot t lesand cansm ustnotbe placed in theFreezer
comp art ment ast heycan b urst when t he con t en t sfreeze.
Manuf act urer’srecommended storage t imesshould b e adhered t o.Refer t orelevant inst ruct ions.
Donotallowchildren tot amper wit hthecon t rolsorplaywit htheFrid ge/Freezer.TheFridge/Freezer is
heavy. Care should b e t aken when movin git .It isdangeroust oalt er t he sp ecificat ion or at t emp t t omodify
thisproduct in anyway.
Donot store inflam m ab le gasesor liquidsinside your Frid ge/Freezer.
Ifthepow er cab le isdamaged,it m ustberep laced bythemanuf act urer,itsservice agen t orsimilarly
qualified p ersonsin ord er t oavoid a hazard.
Thisappliance isnotin t en ded forusebypersons(includingchildren)wit hreduced physical,sensoryor
men t al cap ab ilit ies,orlackofexperience and know ledge,unless theyhavebeen given supervisionor
inst ruct ion concernin guseoft he appliance b ya p erson responsible for t heir safet y.
Thisrefrigerat in gappliance isn ot in t en ded t obe used asa built -in ap plian ce.
Thisappliance isin t en dedt obe used in household and similar ap plicat ionssuchas
·st af f kit chen areasin shops,officesand other w orkingenvironmen t s;

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·farmhousesand byclientsin hot els,mot elsand other resid en t ial t yp e environmen t s;
·bed and breakfast t ype environmen t s;
·cat erin gand similar n on -ret ail ap plicat ions.
Keep ven t ilat ion op enings,in t he ap pliance enclosure or in t he b uilt -in st ruct ure,clear ofobst ruct ion.
Donotusemechanical devicesorother meanstoaccelerat e thed efrost in gprocess,other than tho se
recom m end ed byt he manuf act urer.
Donot damage t he refrigerant circuit .
Donotuseelect rical appliancesinside thefoodstoragecompart ment softheappliance,un less theyare of
type recom m en d ed byt heman uf act urer.
Donot store explosive subst an cessuchasaerosol can swit ha flam m ab le p rop ellan t in t hisapp liance.
Thisappliance isnotin t ended forusebypersons(includingchildren)wit hred uced physical,sensoryor
men t al cap ab ilit ies,orlackofexperience and know ledge,unless theyhavebeen given supervisionor
inst ruct ionconcerninguseoftheappliance byap ersonresponsib le fortheir safet y. Children should be
sup ervised t oensure t hat theydonot playwit ht he applian ce.
–WARNING:Keep ven t ilat ionopenin gs,in theappliance enclosure orinthebuilt -in st ruct ure,clearof
obst ruct ion.
–WARNING:Donotusemechanical devicesorother meanstoaccelerat e thedefrost in gprocess,other than
those recom m en ded byt he man uf act urer.
–WARNING:Don ot d amage t he refrigerant circuit.
–WARNING:Donotuseelect rical appliancesinsid e thefoodstoragecomp art men t softheapplian ce,unless
theyare oft he t ype recommended byt he manufact urer.
–WARNING:Refrigerat ingappliances –in p art icular arefrigerat or-freezer Type I –mightnotop erat e
consist en t ly(po ssibilityofd efrost in gofcont en t sort emp erat ure becomingtoowarmin thefrozen food
comp art men t )when sit ed for an ext end ed period oftime b elow t he cold endofthe range oft emp erat ures
for whicht he refrigerat in gap pliance isdesigned;
–WARNING:Itisn ecessarythat ,fordo o rsorlidsfit t ed wit hlocks and keys,thekeysbe kept outofthe
reachofchild ren and notin thevicin it yoftherefrigerat in gap pliance,inord ertoprevent children from
beinglocked insid e.
–WARNING:Therefrigerant used in yourapplianceand insulat ionmat erialsrequiresspecial disposal
procedures.
–WARNING:When posit ioningt he applian ce,ensure the supp lycord isnot t rap ped or damaged.
–WARNING:Donotlocat e m ult ip le port ab le socket -out let sorport ab le pow er suppliesat therear ofthe
appliance
Children aged from3 t o8 yearsare allo w ed t oload and unload refrigerat ingapp liances.
Toavoid con t amin at ion offood,please resp ect t he follow inginst ruct ions:
–Openingthedoo rforlongp eriodscan causeasignifican t increaseofthet emp erat ure in the
comp art men t soft he ap p liance.
–Clean regularlysurfacesthat can come in con t act withfoo d and accessible drainage syst ems.
–Clean wat er t an ks iftheyhavenotbeenused for48 h;flushthewat ersyst emcon nect ed toawat er supply
ifwat er hasn ot b een drawn for 5 days.
–Store rawmeat and fishinsuit ab le con t ain ersin therefrigerat or,so that it isnotin con t act wit hordrip
on t oother foo d.
–Tw o -st ar frozen-foodcomp art ment sare suit ab le forstoringpre-frozen food,storingormakingice-cream
and makingice cubes.
–One-,t w o- and t hree-st ar comp art men t sare not suit ab le for t he freezingoffreshfood.
–If therefrigerat in gap pliance isleftemp t yforlongperiods,sw it chof f ,defrost,clean,dry,and leavethe
door op en t oprevent mould developingwit hin t he appliance.
ElectricalConnection
WARNING

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Thisapplian ce should be prop erlygrounded foryoursafet y. Thepow er cordofthisappliance isequipped
wit hathree-prongp lugwhichmat eswit hthest an d ard three p rongwall out let stominimize thepossibility
ofelect rical shock.
Donot,under anycircum stances,cut or remove t he third ground prongfromt he pow er cord supplied.
Thisrefrigerat orapp liance requiresast an dard 220-240VAC50 /60Hz elect rical out let wit hthree-prong
ground.
Thisrefrigerat or ap p liance isnot designed t obe used wit han invert er.
Thecord should b e secured behind theappliance and notleftexpo sed ordan glingtoprevent accid en t al
injury.
Never unplugtherefrigeratorbypullingthepo w er cord.Alwaysgrip thep lugfirmlyand pull st raightout
fromt he recep t acle.
Donot use an ext en sion cord wit ht hisap p liance.If t he pow er cord ist oo short ,have a qualified elect rician
or service t echnician inst allan out let n ear t heappliance.Use ofan ext en sion cord can negat ivelyaf fect t he
performance oft he un it .
Im p roper useoft hegrounded plugcanresultin t herisk ofelect rical shock.Ift he pow er cord isdamaged,
have it replaced byan authorized service cen t er.
Climate Range
Theinformat ionabouttheclimat e rangeoftheap p liance isprovid ed ontherat ed p lat e.Itin d icat esat which
ambient t emp erat ure (t hat is,thero omt emp erat ure inwhichtheapplian ce isworking ) theop erat ionofthe
appliance isop t imal (p roper).
Climaterange Permissibleambienttemperature
SN from+10 °C t o+32°C
Nfrom+16°C t o+3 2 °C
ST from+16 °C t o+38°C
Tfrom+16°C t o+4 3 °C
Not e Given thelimit valuesoftheambient t emperat ure rangefortheclimat e classesforwhichthe
refrigerat in gappliance isd esigned and thefactthat thein t ern al t emp erat urescould b e aff ect ed bysuch
fact orsaslocat ionoftherefrigerat in gappliance,amb ient t emp erat ure and thefrequencyofdoorop ening,
theset t in gofan yt emperat ure cont roldevice mighthavetobe variedtoallo w forthesefact ors,if
approp riat e.
Locks
If yourRefrigerat orisfit t ed wit halock,keep thekeyoutofreachandnotinthevicinit yoftheappliance to
prevent children b eingen t rap ped .When d isposin gofan old Refrigerat or,breakof f anyold locks orlat ches
asa safeguard.
Freon-free
Thefreon-free refrigerant (R60 0 a)and thefoamin gin sulat ionmat erial (cyclop en t ane)that is
environmen t allyfriendlyareused fortherefrigerat or,causingnodamagetotheozone layer and having
verysmall impact ontheglobal warming.R600 a isflam m able,and sealed in arefrigerat ionsyst em,wit hout
leakageduringnormal use.But,incaseofrefrigerant leakageduetotherefrigerant circuit beingdamaged,
be sure tokeeptheappliance awayfromop en flamesand open thewin dow s forven t ilat ionasquicklyas
possible.
Product Features
Thisisaside-by-side invert erfridge-freezer adop t in gtheelect ronic con t rolmod e.Itsupper partisthefrid ge
comp art ment forfreshfoodstorage,suchasfruit s,veget ab les,eggs,milk,cooked foods,et c.; and it slower
part ist he freezer comp art ment where fish,meat ,et c.can be frozen for t he long-t ermstorage.
★Comput ercon t rol
Adop t in gtheelect ronic t emp erat ure con t rol,thefridge-freezer isdesigned withaLEDd isp layscreen,by
whichthe t emp erat ure ofeachcomp art men t an d t he w o rkingparamet erscan be managed and set .
★Invert er t echnology

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In t egrat ed wit hprecisefrequencyconversion,noisereduct ion,energysaving,preciset emp erat ure con t rol
and other t echnologies,thefridge-freezer boastsofsuperiorperforman ces.Furt hermore,w o rking
efficiencyoftheinvert er compressorcan b e automaticallyadjust ed accordingtotheamb ient t emp erature
an d t he set t emp erat ure,soast okeep t he fridge-freezer op erat in gin it sop t imal st at e.
★Green t echnology
Thefreon-free refrigerantan d foamingin sulat ionmat erial areused forthefridge-freezer,causin gno
damagetotheozone layer and havingaverysmall impact ontheglobal warming,so itisthe
environmen t allyfriendlyproduct .
★Stylishapp earance
Adop t in gtheopt imized man-machine engineeringdesign,theside-by-side refrigerat orhasan elegan t and
novel ap pearance,and iseasyt ob e opened .
★More user-friendlydesigns
Suchf unct ionsaswide w o rkingvolt agerange,automat ic t emp erat ure con t rol,pow er-off memory,
pow er-on delay, automat ic alarm,fastfreezing,and frid ge pow er-off ,et c.are available.
Explosive views
Not e:Due t ot echnological innovat ion,t he product descrip t ionsin t hismanual maynot be
comp let elyconsist ent wit hyour refrigerat or.Det ailsare in accordance wit ht he real p roduct .
Specifications
Descrip t io n Ref rig erat o r-Freezer
M odel NR-BS734M SSA
Cat eg ory Desig nat io n 7
Energy ef ficiency class C
A nn ual en erg y co nsu m pt io n (A EC) 36 2kW h/ year
Tem perat u re rise t im e 4h

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Freezingcapacit y 10.0kg/24h
Climateclass T
Ratedvolt age 220-2 40V~
Ratedf requency 50/60Hz
Ratedcurrent 1.65AMPERES
Defrost in g power 230W
Ref rigerant charge R600a/84g
Ratedst oragevolume 562L/19.8cu.ft
Volumeof fresh food359L/12.7cu.ft
Volumeof freezer 200L/7.0cu.ft
Volumeof twost ar 3L/0.1cu.ft
Thedesig n temperatureof ‘othercompartmen t s’N/M
Ref rigeratorcompartmen t (frost -free) Y
Freezercompartment(f rost-free) Y
LampPower MAX.4W
FoamingAgent C5H10(CP)
Classificat ionofprotect ionagainst electric shock Class I
Ratedshelfarea 1.258m 2
NetWeight 91kg
Percen t agerunning time 18℃ Runing11 min，stopping20 min
25℃ Runing10 min，stopping12 m in
38℃ Runing18 min，stopping10 min
42℃ Runing30 min，stopping15min
Diagramof CircuitPrinciples
Preparations foruse
Installationlocation:
uVen t ilat ion con dit ion
Theposit ionyouselect for t herefrigerat orin st allat ionshould be well-ven t ilat ed and hasless hotair.Donot
locat e therefrigerat ornear aheat source suchascooker,and avoid it fromdirect sunlight,thus
guaran t eein gtherefrigerationeffect while savingenergyconsum p t ion.Donotlocat e therefrigerat orin the
dampplace,so astoprevent therefrigerat orfromrust in gand leakingelect ricit y.Theresult ofthetot al
sp ace oftheroomin whichtherefrigerat orisinst alled beingdivided bytherefrigerant chargeamoun t of
the refrigerat or shall not be less t han 8 g/M 3.
Not e:The amount ofrefrigerant charged for t he refrigerat or can be found on t he namep lat e.
uHeat dissip at ion space
Display
LEDLEDSwitch Electric throttleFan motor
CompressorPEFEPEPlug

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When w orking,therefrigerat orgivesof f heat tosurroundings.Therefore,at least300m m offreesp ace
should b e spared at thetopside,more than 100mmonbothsides,and above50m m at thebacksid eofthe
refrigerat or.
Dimensionsin m m :
W D H A B C(°) E F
914 713 1763 1558 1200 ＜90 50 100
Not e Not e Figure 1,Figure 2 onlyillust rat e t he space demand oft he product .
uLevel ground
Place therefrigerat oronthesolid and flat ground (floor)tokeep it st ab le,orelse,it will giverisetovib rat ion
and noise.When therefrigerat orisplaced onsuchflooringmat erialsascarp et ,st rawmat ,polyvinylchlorid e,
theso lid backingp lat esshould be ap plied underneaththerefrigerat or,so astopreven t colorchangedueto
heat d issip at ion.
Unobstructed ventilationshall bemaintained aroundtheapplianceor inanembedded structure.
Preparationsforuse
1. St an din gt ime
Af t er therefrigerat orisprop erlyinst alled andwell cleaned,donotsw it chit onim m ed iat ely.Makesureto
energize t he refrigerat or aft er more t han 1 hour ofst an din g,so ast oensure it snormal op erat ion.
2. Cleaning
Confirmt he accessoryp art sinsid e t he refrigerat or and wip e t he inside wit ha soft cloth.
3. Pow er-on
Insert theplugin t othesolid socket tost art thecompressor.Af t er1hour,op en thefreezerdo or,ifthe
t emp erat ure insid e thefreezer comp art ment dropsobviously, it in dicat estherefrigerat ionsyst emisw orking
normally.
4. Storage offood
Af t er therefrigerat orrunsforaperiodoft ime,theint ern al t emp erat ure oftherefrigerat orwill be
automat icallycon t rolled accordingtotheuser’st emperat ure set t in g.Af t ertherefrigerat orisf ullycoo led,
put in fo ods,whichusuallyneed 2~ 3 hourst obe f ullycooled .In sum m er,whent he t emp erat ure ishigh,it
t akesmore than 4hoursforthefoodstobe f ullycooled(Trytoop en therefrigeratordoo rasless aspossible
before t he in t ernal t emp erat ure coo lsdow n).
Iftherefrigerator isinstalledinthemoistureplace,makesuretocheckwhetherthegroundwireandleakage
circuitbreakerare normal.Ifvibrationnoisesare produced dueto therefrigeratorcontactingthewallor ifthe
wall getsblackenedbyairconvectionaroundthecompressor,movetherefrigeratorawayfromthewall.
Setting uptherefrigeratormaycausejammingnoiseor imagechaostothemobilephone,fixed-linetelephone,
radioreceiver,televisionsetsurrounding it,sotrytokeep therefrigeratorasfarawayaspossibleinsuchcase.
Functions
The displaypanel isdesign ed on t he fridge do or,illust rat ed ast he figuresbelo w :

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Function Settings
When t he refrigerat or systemiscon nect ed t opo w er supplyfor t he first t ime,alliconson t he displaypanel
get sillum in at ed for 2s,and t he syst emrunsin t he Smart mode bydefault .
When all thedo orsare clo sed,thedisplayget sext inguished automat icallyifnokeyop erat ionwithin 3
minut es.When t he disp layisoff,it will light up ifanydoo r isop ened or anykeyispressed.
Thefollo w in gkeyop erat ionsare validonlywhen thekeysare unlocked and get sillum in at edonthedisplay.
1 Fun ct ions
1.1 Temp.set t in g
1）Fridge t emp erat ure set ting
Press t he ‘Temp.Zon e’keyt oselect t he fridge zone un t il t he correspond ingiconget sflickering,an d t hen
press t he ‘Temp.’keyt oset t he t emp erat ure asd esired,finally,press t he OK keyt ovalid at e t he set t in g.
The frid ge t emp erat ure sett in gcyclesasfollow ing:
5678OF 2345；
OFin dicat esthefridgeissw it ched of f,and when theOFf un ct iont akesef f ect ,thefridgewill stopcoo ling.
Be sure t ot ake all foo dsout oft he frid ge comp art men t b efore set t in gt hisfunct ion.
2）Freezer t emp erat ure set t in g
Press t he ‘Temp.Zon e’keyt oselect t he freezer zone un t il t he correspond in gicon get sflickering,and
then press t he ‘Temp .’keyt oset t he t emp erat ure asdesire,finallyp ress t he OK keyt ovalid at e t he
set t in g.
The freezer t emp erat ure set t in gcyclesasfollow ing:
-18 -17 -16 -24 -23 -22 -21 -20 -19 -18；
1.2 Fast Freeze
1)When theFastFreezef un ct ionisenabled,thefreezert emp erat ure will be con t rolled at -32 ℃
automat ically, and aft er 26hoursofrunning,theFastFreeze f un ct ionget sexit ed .Coolingdow nthefreezer
t emp erat ure in arapid man ner isben eficial tothepreven t ionoffo odnut rit ionagainstlostandthe
preservat ion offreshness.
Un d er t he fast -freezingmode,t he freezer t emp erat ure issubject t onoadjustmen t .
2)Enablingt he ‘Fast Freeze’f unct ion
uPress t he Fun ct ion keyt oselect Fast Freeze un t il t he correspond in gicon get sflickering,andt hen press
theOK keywit hin 5sforconfirmat ion.If theOK keyisnotpressed wit hin 5s,theset t in gwill be
invalid at ed .
3)Exit in gt he ‘FastFreeze’f un ct ion
uAf t er a cumulat ive runningperiod of26 hours,t he Fast Freeze f un ct ion will exit automat ically.
uUnder theFastFreeze mode,press theFun ct ionkeytoselect FastFreeze un t il thecorrespondingicon
get sflickering,an d t hen p ress t he OK keyfor confirmat ion,t he Fast Freeze f un ct ion will get exit ed .

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uWhen t he Smart f unct ion isenabled,t he Fast -Freezingf unct ion will be disabled automat ically.
1.3 Smart
1）When theSmart f un ct ionisenabled ,thet emperature ofthefreshfo odcomp art ment iscon t rolled at 5 ℃,
and that ofthefreezer comp art ment at -18℃,so that fo odscan be stored in thebestcond it ionwhile the
refrigerat or isrunn ingmore efficien t lyand wit hb et t er p erforman ce.
UndertheSmartmode,thefreshfoodcompartmenttemperatureandthefreezercompartment
temperatureare subjecttonochange.
2）Enablingt he Smart f unct ion
uPress theFun ct ionkeytoselect Smart un t ilthecorrespond in giconget sflickering,andthen press the
OK keywit hin 5sfor confirmat ion.If t he OK isnot pressed wit hin 5s,t he set t ingwill b e invalid at ed .
3）Exit in gt he Smart f unct ion
uUnder theSmart mode,press theFun ct ionkeytoselect Smart un t il thecorrespondingget sflickering,
an d t hen press t he OK keyfor confirmat ion.The Smart f un ct ion will get exit ed .
uWhen t he Fast Freeze f unct ion isenabled,t he Smart fun ct ion will be disabled automat ically.
1.4 Silver ion (Ag +)
1) Thesilver ion(Ag +)at t ached tothean t ib act erialdevice can ef f ect ivelyin hibit theproduct ionofb act eria.
2）Thean t ib act erial fun ct ionofsilver iondoesnotn eedtobe set manually, whichwill runautomat icallyafter
the refrigerat or po w er-up.
1.5 Child Lock
When t he Child Lockfun ct ion isenabled,t he t emp erature and fun ct ion are subject ed t onochange t o
prevent malop erat ion.
1）In case ofnokeyop erat ion wit hin 3 minut es,t he Child Lockf unct ion will be enabled automat ically.
2）Exit in gt he Child Lockf unct ion manually
uPress and hold dow n the Unlockfor 3s,t hen t he ChildLockf unct ion can be disabled.
1.6 Door open alarm
If anydoo r isop en for more t han 3 minut es,buzzer alarmswill be con t in uouslyissued ,whichcan b e
stop ped when anykeyispressed,butwill berestoredaft er3 minut esift he do orkeep sopen.The alarms
will not be lift ed un t il t he d oor isclosed.
1.7 Pow er cut memory
In t he case ofpow er failure,t he refrigerat or will main t ain t he runningst at e t hat isset before t he po w er
out age when t he p ow er supplyisrestored.
1.8 Pow er-on d elay
In ord er t oprot ect t he refrigerat or compressor frombeingdamaged in t he caseofshort -t ime po w er
failure (i.e.,less t han 5 minut es),t he compressor will not be st art ed im m ed iat elyaft er it ispow ered on.
1.9 Over-t emp erat ure alarm(onlyaft er p ow er out age)
When therefrigerat orsyst emispow ered on,ifthefreezer sensort emp erat ure ishigher than -1 0 ℃,digit s
oft he freezer zone get flickeringon t he d isplay. The freezer t emp erat ure can be displayed when anykey
ispressed ,an d t he normal displaywill b e restored when anykeyispressed againor aft er 1 0 s.
1.10 Fault alarm
In case E0,E1,E2,EH,or EC isd isp layed on t he op erat ion panel,it in dicat esfaultwit ht he refrigerat or.
Please con t act t he aft ersalesperso n for visit in gservice in suchcase.
Instructions for foodstorage
Precautionsfor use
uTheapplian ce mightnotop erat e consist en t ly(there ispossibilityofdefrost in gort emp erat ure
becomingtoo warmin thefrozen fo o dcomp art men t )when sit ed foran ext end ed periodoft imebelow
the cold limit oft he t emp erat ure rangefor whicht herefrigerat in gappliance isdesigned
uThe informat ion ofclimat e t yp e oft he appliance isp rovided on t he rat in gplat e.
uThein t ern al t emp erat ure could be af f ect ed bysuchfact orsasthelocat ionofrefrigerat in gappliance,
ambient t emp erat ure,andfrequencyofdooropen,et c., and ifapp rop riat e,awarnin gthat set t in gof
anyt emp erat urecon t rol device might have t obe varied t oallow for t hese fact orsshould b e made.
uEffervescent drinks shouldnotbe storedin thefreezer comp art mentorthelow -t emp erat ure
comp art men t ,and some product ssuchaswat er icesshould not be consum ed t oo cold.

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Foodstoragelocation
Duetothecold air circulat ionin therefrigerat or,thet emp erat ure ofeacharea intherefrigerat orisdifferent,
so d ifferen t kin dsoffood should be placed in dif f erent areas.
The freshfood comp art men t issuit ab le for t he storage ofsuchfoo dsasneed not t obe frozen,t he cooked
food,beer,eggs,somecondimen t sthat need cold preservat ion,milk,fruit juice,et c.Thecrisper boxis
suit ab le for t he p reservat ion ofveget ab les,fruit s,et c.
Thefreezer comp art ment issuit ab le forthestorageofice cream,frozen foodandthefoodstobe p reserved
for a longt ime.
Useofthefreshfoodcompartment
Frid geshelf:When removingtheshelf,liftit upfirst,and then pull it out;and when inst allin gtheshelf,p lace
it in t oposit ionbefore put t in git dow n.Keep theshelfrear flangeupward ,topreven t foodsfromcon t act the
liner wall.When t akin goutor put t in gin t he shelf,hold it firmly,and handle wit hcare t oavoid damage.
Crisp er box:Pull outthecrisper boxforaccess tofoo d.Af t er usin gorcleaningthecover p lat e ofthecrisper
box,be sure toputit backon t othecrisper,so that thein t ern al t emp erat ure ofthecrisper boxwill notbe
affect ed .
Useofthecrisperhumidityregulatingrod
Thehum id it yregulat ingrodofthecrisper boxisdesigntomain t ain thehumid it yand freshness ofthe
veget ab lesstored insid e.
When thehum id it yregulatingrodisslide totheright,wit hmore holesexposed ,lo w er hum id it ywill be kept
insid e t he crisper box.
When thehum id it yregulatingrodisslide totheleft,wit hless holesexpo sed,higher hum id it ywill be kept
insid e t he crisper box.
Cautionsforfoodstorage
You’d b et t er clean t he foodsand wip e t hemdrybefore storingt heminsid e t he refrigerat or.Before foods
are put in t he refrigerat or,it isadvisab le t oseal t hemup,so ast op reven t wat er evap orat ion t okeep fresh
fruit sand veget ab leson one hand,and preven t t ain tofodor on t he other hand.
Donotputtoo manyortooweightfoodsinside therefrigerat or.Keep enoughspace b et ween fo ods;iftoo
clo se,thecold air flow willbe blocked,thusaf f ect ingtherefrigerat ioneffect .Donotstore excessiveor
overweightfoods,toavoidtheshelffrombeingcrushed.When storingthefoods,keep adist an ce away
fromtheinner wall;anddonotplace thewat er-richfoo dsto o clo setothefrid gerear wall,lesttheyget
frozen on t he inner wall.
Cat egorized storageoffoods Fo odsshould be storedbycat egory, wit hthefoodsyoueat everydayplaced
in front oft he shelf,so t hat t he do or open durat ion can b e short en ed an d foo d spoilage due t oexp irat ion
can be avoid .
Energy-savin gt ip s:Allo w thehotfoodcoo ldo w ntotheroomt emp erat ure before put t in git in the
refrigerat or.Put t he frozenfo od in t he freshfo od comp art men t t ot haw,usin gthe lo w t emp erat ure oft he
frozen foo d t oco ol t he freshfo od,t hussavingenergy.
Storageoffruits andvegetables
Inthecase ofrefrigerat in gapplianceswit hchillcompart men t ,ast at ement totheef f ect that sometyp esof
freshveget ab lesandfruit sare sensit ivetocold and therefore are notsuit ab leforstoragein thiskind of
comp art ment should be mad e.
Useofthefrozenfoodstoragecompartment
Thefreezer t emperature iscon t rolled below -1 8 ,and it isad visable tostore thefoodforlong-t erm
preservat ion in t he freezer comp art men t ,but t he storage durat ion in dicat ed on the foo d p ackagingshould
be adhered t o.
Thefreezer drawersareused tostore foodthat needstobe frozen.Fishand meatoflargeblocksize should
be cut in t osmall piecesand packed in t ofresh-keepingbagsbefore t heyare evenlydist rib ut ed in sid e t he
freezer drawers.
Fast freezin g
1. Refer t ot he d escrip t ion ab out fast freezingfun ct ion in t he Fun ct ion”sect ion.
2. Compared wit hthenormal freezing,fastfreezingenablesfoo dtopass throughthemaximumice
cryst al format ionzone at thefast estspeed.Fastfreezingcan freeze thefoo dwat er con t en t in t ofine ice
cryst als,wit houtdamagin gthecell membrane,so cell juice will notbe lostwhen thawing,and the
original freshness and nut rit ion offoo d can be main t ain ed .

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3. Thefast -freezin gf un ct ionisdesigned topreservenut rit ionofthefrozen food,wit hthefoo d
thoroughlyfrozen intheshort estt ime.Fastfreezin gconsum esmore energythan thenormalfreezin g
does.
★Allow thehotfoodstoco oldow ntotheroomt emp erat ureb eforeput t in gtheminthefreezer
comp art men t .
★Donotputa glass cont ain er wit hliquid orthecanned liquid that issealed in thefreezer comp art ment,so
ast oavoid burst due t ovolum e expansion aft er t he liquid get sfrozen up.
★Divid e t he foo d in t oapp rop riat elysmall port ions
★You’db et t er packthefoo dupbeforefreezingit ,and thepackingbagusedshould b e dry,in casethe
packingbagsare frozen toget her.Fo o dsshould b e packed orcovered bysuchsuit ab le mat erialsasare
firm,t ast eless,impervioustoair and wat er,non -t oxic and pollut ion-free,toavoid cross-cont aminat ion
an d t ran sfer ofodor.
Tips forspecialneeds
Movingtherefrigerator/freezer
•Location
Donotplace yourrefrigerator/freezer near aheat source,e.g.cooker,boiler orrad iat or.Avoid itfromdirect
sun light in out -buildingsorsun lounges.
•Leveling
Makesure tolevel yourrefrigerat or/freezerusingthefron t levelingfeet .Ifnotlevel,therefrigerat or/freezer
doorgasket sealingperformance will be af fect ed ,oreven it maylead totheop erat in gfailure ofyour
refrigerat or/freezer.
Af t er locat in gtherefrigerat or/freezer in posit ion,wait for4hoursb efore usingit ,so astoallow the
refrigeran t t oset t le.
Installation
Donot cover or blockt he ven t sor grillesofyour ap pliance.
When youare outfor a longt ime
•If theappliance willnotbeused forseveral mon t hs,turn it of f first,and then unplugtheplugfromthewall
out let .
•Take out all foo ds.
•Clean and drythein t eriorthoroughly. Topreven t odorand mold grow th,leavethedoo rajar:b lockit open
or have t he doo r removed ifn ecessary.
•Keep thecleaned appliance in adry,ven t ilat ed placeand awayfromtheheat source,p lace theappliance
smo othly, and donot p lace heavy ob ject son t op ofit .
•The unit should n ot b e accessib le t ochild’splay.
Maintenance andcleaning
Beforecleaning,unplugthepower plugfirst;Donotpluginor plugouttheplugwithwethand,because
thereisariskofelectricshock andinjury. Donot spillwaterdirectlyontherefrigerator,toavoidrust,electricity
leakageandaccidents.Donotstretchyourhandsintothebottomoftherefrigerator,sinceyoumightbe
scratched bysharp metalcorners.
Internalcleaningandexternalcleaning
Thefoodresidualsin therefrigerat orare liabletoproduce bad odor,so therefrigerat orm ustbe cleaned
regularly.The freshfoo d comp art ment isusuallycleaned once a mon t h.
Removeallshelves,crisperbox,bot t le racks,cover board,and drawerset c.,and clean themwit hasoft
tow el or sponge dip ped in warmwat er or neut ral d etergen t .
Clear of f t he dustsaccum ulat ed on t he rear panel and sid e p lat esoft he refrigerat or oft en .
Aft er usingd et ergen t ,be sure t orin se it wit hclean wat er,an d t hen wipe it dry.
Donotusebristlebrush,steelwirebrush,detergent,soap powder,alkalinedetergent,benzene,gasoline,
acid,hot waterandother corrosiveorsolubleitems tocleansethecabinetsurface,doorgasket,plastic
decorativeparts,etc.,so asto avoiddamage.

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Caref ullywipe drythedoorgasket ,clean thegro oveusingaw ooden chopst ickwrapped wit hcot t onst rin g.
Af t er thecleaning,fix thefourcorn ersofthedoo rgasket first,an d then embed it segm ent bysegm ent in t o
the door groo ve.
In t errup t ion ofpow er supplyor failure oft he refrigerat in gsyst em
•Takecare ofthefrozen foodsin theevent ofan ext en ded non-runningoftherefrigerat in gappliance (such
asin t errup t ion ofpow er supplyor failure oft he refrigerat in gsyst em).
•Tryt oop en t he refrigerat or door asless aspossible,in t hiswaycan fo od safelyand freshlykept for hours
even in hot sum m er.
• If yougett he p ow er out age not ice in ad vance
1) Adjustthethermo st at knobtothehighmod e an hourin ad vance,so that foodsget f ullyfrozen(Donot
store newfooddurin gthist ime! ).Restore thet emperat ure mode totheoriginal set t in gwhen pow er
supplybecomesnormal in a t imelymanner.
2) Youcan also make icewitha wat ert ightcon t ain er,and put it in the upp er part oft he freezer,so ast o
ext en d t he t ime for freshfo od t obe stored.
Note:Oncetherefrigeratoris used,you’dbetter useitcontinuously;andunder normalcircumstance,do
notstopitsuse,so as notto affecttheservicelife.
Defrosting
Thisapplian ce isdesigned wit hautomat ic d efro st in gfun ct ion,t husnon eed t odefrost it man ually.
Changingthelamp
The LEDlamp isused byt he refrigerat or for light in g,whichfeat ureslo w energyconsum p t ion and long
service life.In case ofanyab n ormalit y, please cont act t he aft er-salespersonnel for visit in gservice. The
lampscan onlybe replaced byt he manuf acturer,t ogether wit ha part oft he app liance.
Safety-check aftermaintenance
Ist he pow er cord bro ken or d amaged ?
Ist he pow er p lugfirmlyinsert ed in t ot he socket ?
Ist he pow er p lugabnormallyoverheat ?
Note:Electricshockandfireaccidentmaybecaused incasethepowercordandplugis damaged or
stained bydust.Ifany abnormality,pleaseunplugthepowerplugandgetincontact withthevendor.
Howto disassembletheparts.
Frid ge door bot t le rack:
Hold t he bot t le rackwithbothhands,an d t hen pushit up.
Frid ge shelf:
Hold one end oft he shelf,and lift it up while pullingit outwards.
Simple fault analysis andelimination
Wit hregard t ot he follow ingsmall fault s,n ot everyfailure needst obe fixed bythe t echnical service
personnel;youcan t ryt osolve t he problem .
Case Inspection Solutions
Complet ely
non-
refrigerat ion
•Ispow er p lugof f ?
•Are breakersand fuses
broken?
•Noelect ricit yor lin e t rip ?
•Re-p lug
•Openingt he do or and checkingwhet her t he
lamp islit .
Abnormal
noise
•Isrefrigerat or st ab le?
•Doesrefrigerat or con t act t he
wall?
•Adjust in grefrigerat or'slevelingfeet.
•Off t he wall.

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Poo r
refrigerat in g
efficiency
•Doyouput hot food or t oo
m uchfood?
•Doyouop en t he do or
frequent ly?
•Doyouclip fo od bagt ot he
door gasket ?
•Direct sunlight or near a
furn ace or stove?
•Isit well-ven t ilat ed ?
•Temp erat ure set t in gin t oo
high?
•Put t in gfood in t orefrigerat or when hot food
becomescool.
•Checkingand closingt hedo or.
•Removin gt he refrigerat or fromt he heat
so urce.
•Emp t yin gt he dist an ce t omain t ain goo d
ven t ilat ion.。
•Set t in gat t he app ropriate t emp erat ure.
Peculiar smell
in refrigerat o r
•Anyspoiled food?
•Doyouneed toclean
refrigerat or?
•Haveyoupacked foodof
st rongflavors?
•Throw ingawayspoiled fo od.
•Cleanin grefrigerat or.
•Packingfo od ofst rongflavors.
•Noresponse
tobut t on
op erat ion;
·Checkwhether theChildLock
fun ct ion isact ivat ed .
·Press &hold downtheUn lockbut t onfor3sto
unlockthebut t onsbefore anybut t onop erat ion.
(For d et ails,refer t ot he sect ion ofChild Lock)
Temp erat ure
set t in g
impossible
•Checkwhet her theSmart or
FastFreeze f un ct ionisenabled
on t he displayp anel.
•Exit thespecial f un ct ionmode,and then set up
thet emp erat ure (fordet ailsrefer tothe
Fun ct ionssect ion)
Freezer
t emp erat ure
displayed on
thepanel,
wit hthe
t emp erat ure
digit sflashing
•Ispow er cut before? •Press anykeytoliftthealarm(refer tothe
Overt emp erat ure alarmf unct ion),and then
checkthefoodsinsidethefridgeand freezer
comp art men t sget spoiled.
(Not e:If theaboved escrip t ionsare in applicable totroub leshoot in g,donotdisassemble and rep air it
yourself.Repairscarried outbyinexp erienced personsmaycausein juryorseriousmalf un ct ioning.Con t act
thelocal store where yourpurchasewasmade.Thisproduct should b e serviced byan authorized engineer
and onlygenuine spare p art sshould be used.
When theap pliance isnotinuseforlongperiods,d isconnect fromtheelect ricit ysupp ly, emp t yall foo dsand
clean t he applian ce,leavingt he d oor ajar t oprevent unpleasan t smells.
Certifications
Elect rical in format ion
Thiselect rical ap plian ce must be groun d ed
Thisproduct isequipp ed wit haplug,whichissuit ab le forall housesequipped wit hsocketsmeet ingthe
current specificat ions
If thefit t ed plugisnotsuit ab le foryourso cket out let s,it should be cutoffandcaref ullydisposed of.To
avoid a possible shockhazard,donot insert t he d iscarded plugin t oa so cket .
Thisproduct compliest heEEC direct ives.
Safe recoveryinstructions
Disposal
Old appliancesst ill have somesurplusvalue.Anenvironmen t allyfriendlyapproachwillensure that valuable
rawmat erialsare recycled.
Therefrigeran t sused in yourequipmentand insulat ionmat erialsrequirespecial hand lin gprocedures.Make
sure t here isn op ip e damage on t he backoft he equipment b efore han d ling.
Up -t o-d at e informat ionontheop t ionsford ispo singofold equip ment and p ackagingfromold equipment
can be ob t ained fromt he local m unicipal off ice.

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Correct disposal oft he product
Thismarkingin dicat esthat thisproduct should notbe disposed wit hother household
wast esthroughouttheEU.Toprevent po ssible harmtotheenvironment orhum an healt h
fromuncon t rolled wast e disposal,recycle it responsiblytopromot e thesust ain ab le reuseof
mat erial resources.Toreturn yourused d evice,pleaseusetheret urn and collect ionsyst ems
orcon t act theret ailer where theproduct waspurchased.Theycan t akethisproduct for
environmen t allysaferecyclin g.