Sharp SJM60MK User manual

• Description ·······························································
• Installation ·······························································
• Using Your Refrigerator ···············································
• Caution ····································································
• Reversing Door Swing ·················································
• Maintenance ····························································
• Troubleshooting ···························································
• Electrical Schematic ·····················································
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SJM60MK
SJM60MW
A5,铜版纸105g,此文字不印刷

1. Description
1. Freezer Compartment Door
2. Drip Tray
3. Wire Shelf
4. Levelling Legs
5. Bottle Rack I
6. Bottle Rack II
7. Defroster Button
8. Temperature Control Knob
9. Door
Note: The illustration above is a representation of the
refrigerator. Actual product may differ.

refrigerant used Do not puncture refrigerant tubing..
DANGER:Risk of fi re or explosion Flammable.
• Do not use mechanical devices to defrost
refrigerator.
• Ensure that servicing is done by factory
authorized service personnel to minimize,
product damage or safety issues.
• Consult repair manual or owner s guide before’
attempting to service this product All safety.
precautions must be followed.
• Dispose of properly in accordance with federal
or local regulations.
• Follow handling instructions carefully.
WARNING:Keep ventilation openings, in the
appliance enclosure or in the built in structure clear-,
of obstruction.
WARNING:Do not use mechanical devices or other
means to accelerate the defrosting process other,
than those recommended by the manufacturer.
WARNING:Do not damage the refrigerant circuit.
WARNING:Do not use electrical appliances inside
the food storage compartments of the appliance,
unless they are of the type recommended by the
manufacturer.
CAUTION:Children should be supervised to ensure
that they do not play with the appliance.
DANGER:Risk of child entrapment. Before throwing
away an old appliance:
• Remove the door or lid.
• Leave shelves in place so that children may not
easily climb inside.
This appliance is intended to be used in household
and similar applications such as:
• Staff kitchen areas in shops offices and other,
working environments;
• Farm houses and by clients in hotels motels and,
other residential type environments;
• Bed and breakfast type environments;
(),including children whose physical sensory or
This appliance is not intended for use by persons
mental capabilities may be different or reduced,
or who lack experience or knowledge unless such,
persons receive supervision or training to operate
the appliance by a person responsible for their
safety.
Do not store explosive substances such as aerosol
reduces the risk of electrical shock by providing an
escape wire for the electrical current.
This appliance has a cord that has a grounding
wire with a 3 prong plug The power cord must be-.
plugged into an outlet that is properly grounded.
If the outlet is a 2 prong wall outlet it must be-,
replaced with a properly grounded 3 prong wall-
outlet The serial rating plate indicates the voltage.
and frequency the appliance is designed for.
WARNING -Improper use of the grounding
plug can result in a risk of electric shock.
Consult a qualifi ed electrician or service agent
if the grounding instructions are not completely
understood or if doubt exists as to whether the,
appliance is properly grounded.
Do not connect your appliance to extension
cords or together with another appliance in the
same wall outlet Do not splice the power cord..
Do not under any circumstances cut or remove the
third ground prong from the power cord Do not.
use extension cords or ungrounded two prongs()
adapters.
If the power supply cord is damaged it must be,
replaced by the manufacturer its service agent or,
similar qualifi ed person in order to avoid hazard.
Important Safety Information
READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Catering and similar non retail applications-.
cans with a flammable propellant in this appliance.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
This appliance must be grounded Grounding.
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2. Installation
Ventilation
Ensure adequate ventilation all around the refrigerator. Good dissipation of
heat is necessary for the refrigerator to work efficiently and minimise power
consumption.
Provide sufficient clearance space around the refrigerator, a
minimum of 100mm at the back, a minimum of 200mm for the sides and a
minimum of 300mm at the top.
Provide a clear space in front to enable the door to fully open to 160°.
Power Supply
The refrigerator operates on a power supply of a single-phase alternating
current (See rating label).
In areas where fluctuating power may cause voltage to exceed safe levels,
use an A.C. automatic voltage regulator. The refrigerator must have its own
power socket; do not share with other electrical appliances. Ensure the
plug is grounded.
Power / Electrical Cord
Do not lengthen or coil the power cord when the refrigerator is in use. Do not
place the cord close to the compressor at the back of the refrigerator. The heat
generated from the compressor can damage the cord’s insulation and cause a
short circuit. Use of an extension cord is not recommended.
Position the refrigerator so that the plug is easily accessible.
Protecting from Moisture
Do not install the refrigerator in a damp or wet location that may cause rusting
of metal parts. Do not spray water in or onto the refrigerator as this may lead to
rusting and deterioration of electrical insulation.
Protecting from Heat
Keep the refrigerator out of direct sunlight and away from all heat sources and
heat-generating appliances.
Stability
Ensure the floor on which the refrigerator sits is flat and stable. Do not place the
refrigerator on any soft material such as plastic foam, etc. Adjust the two front
levelling feet to ensure the refrigerator is level on the floor. Do not place refrigerator
near items that will vibrate when the refrigerator is in operation.

Keep Away from Volatile Materials
Highly volatile or combustible materials such as cooking gas, petrol,
alcohol, lacquer, etc. are liable to explode. Do not store these materials in
the refrigerator.
Moving the Refrigerator
Do not place the refrigerator in a horizontal position, or incline it to more
that 45° or carry it upside down when moving it.
3. Using Your Refrigerator
Temperature Control
•Temperature settings range from “0” to “max”.
• When using the refrigerator for the first time, set the temperature to “max.”
After 20 minutes, set the temperature control to the “middle” of the
temperature range – this setting is suitable for home or office use every day.
•To turn off the refrigerator, turn the temperature control to “0”.
•To defrost, press the red button. It will automatically reset after defrosting is
completed.
NOTE:
•Turning the temperature control to “0” stops the cooling
process,but does not shut off power to the refrigerator.
• If the refrigerator is unplugged, or power is lost or turned off, wait 3 to 5
minutes before restarting the unit. The refrigerator will not start until this time
delay has elapsed.
•Always place the refrigerator in a cool place to save energy consumption.
If the surrounding temperature is high,the interior of the refrigerator may not
achieve the desired temperature.

4. Caution
• Moist air entering the refrigerator when you open it will form a layer of frost
inside. A thick layer of frost can affect the efficiency of the refrigerator. Defrost
when the frost is over 2mm thick.
• Defrosting is done manually. Before defrosting, remove all items in the
refrigerator and set the temperature control to “0” to stop the compressor. Leave
the door open until the frost has melted away completely. To speed up defrosting,
place a bowl of warm water (about 50°C) in the freezer compartment. After
defrosting, set the temperature control to the desired cooling temperature.
• Do not heat the evaporator (freezer compartment) using hot water or a hair dryer
during defrosting as deformation of the interior may occur.
• Do not use any object to remove frost, ice or frozen food items in the freezer
compartment as this could damage the evaporator.
• When disposing of the refrigerator,leave the shelves in place to prevent children
from climbing inside, and remove the door to prevent them from accidently trapping
themselves.
• Do not allow children to operate, play or climb inside the refrigerator.

5. Reversing Door Swing
This refrigerator gives you the option of either opening the door from the left or right
side. The unit is delivered with the door handle on the left side. Should you desire to
change the direction of the door swing, please read the following instructions:
Note:
Do not discard or throw away any component during dismantling of door. You need to
reuse these components when reassembling the door.
Changing the Door Swing
1.Remove the upper hinge cap (7).
2.Remove the two bolts (6) that fasten the upper hinge (5) to the right side of the cabinet top.
3. Lift the door carefully and place it on a padded surface to prevent scratches.
4. Remove the plug (9) and transfer it to the uncovered door hinge opening on the right side
of the unit. Be sure to press the plug firmly into the opening.
5. Remove the two screws (1) that fasten the lower hinge (2) to the right side of the unit.
6. Remove the screw-type levelling foot (4) (Adjustable High Foot) and transfer it to the right
as shown in the figure below.
7. Set the door into its new place making sure the pin enters the bushing at the lower frame
section (hole).
8. Secure the upper hinge (5), previously removed in step 3, on the left side of the unit. Make
sure the pin enters the bushing on the upper frame section (hole).
9. Loosely secure the lower left hinge (2) and do not tighten the bolts until the door is in the
closed position and levelled.
10. Insert the plug (9) on the uncovered holes (right side).
11. Replace the upper hinge cap (7).
Parts:
(1) Screw
(2) Lower Hinge
(3) Adjustable Low Foot
(4) Adjustable High Foot
(5) Upper Hinge
(6) Screw Bolt
(7) Upper Hinge Cap
(8) Shaft Sleeve
(9) Plug

6. Maintenance
Clean the refrigerator once a month to maintain appearance and prevent odour build-up.
Always unplug the electric power cord from the wall outlet first before cleaning to prevent
electric shock.
Wipe the inner and outer surface of the refrigerator and its accessories with a damp cloth.
For stubborn stains, use a mild detergent followed by water and then wipe dry with a clean
cloth. Finish off by polishing the refrigerator with glass wax and remove the excess wax with
flannelette.
To avoid damaging the lacquer coating and plastic components, do not use hot water, solvent,
petrol, kerosene, washing powder, cleanser, alkaline detergent, acid chemical cloth, etc. when
cleaning the refrigerator. Do not spray water directly into or on the refrigerator; the water may
weaken the insulation and cause rusting.
Clean the rubber seal on the doors regularly.
Clean off oil and food residue (vegetable and meat) on plastic components as soon as possible
as long contact may cause the plastic to crack and flake. Clean the drain pan on regular basis
to prevent odour.
7. Troubleshooting
Check the following points before calling for service.
1. Refrigerator does not work.
Is there a power failure?
Is the refrigerator plugged to the power outlet?
Has the the fuse in the plug blown?
2. Refrigerator is too cold.
Is the temperature dial is set too close to “max”?
Food that contains a lot of moisture freezes easily when placed directly under the cold
air outlets. This does not indicate a malfunction.

3. Refrigerator is not cold enough.
Are the air outlets blocked by packs of food?
Have you just put in a hot item or a lot of items?
Is the door closed properly?
Is the door gasket (rubber lining) damaged?
Is there sufficient ventilation all around the refrigerator–back, both sides and top?
Is the temperature dial set too close to “0”?
4. When defrosting, water overflows inside the refrigerator and onto the floor.
Are the drainpipe and the drain hose clogged?
Is the drain pan housed properly?
5. Refrigerator’s cabinet front heats up.
A warm cabinet front is not an indication of a malfunction. In order to prevent
condensation, an anti-condensation pipeheats up the cabinet front during operation.
6. Condensation forms on the refrigerator cabinet.
This may happen when humidity is high, especially during the wet season.
It does not indicate a malfunction. Wipe off with a dry cloth.
7. Sound of water flowing.
This is the sound of the refrigerant flowing through the refrigerator. It does
not indicate a malfunction.
8. Refrigerator’s cabinet side panel heats up.
The side panel heats up when the door is opened frequently, during start-up
of the refrigerator and during the hot season. It is due to heat being dissipated
from inside the cabinet and does not indicate a malfunction. Do not touch the panel.
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