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INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
ELECTR
SR-S25/26/28NTA
SR-S25/26/28BTA
SR-S24/25/27FTA
SR-S24/25/27DTA
REFRIGERATOR
Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly,
and retain for future reference.
NTA
BTA
FTA
DTA
If this unit becomes disconnected from
the power supply, you should wait for
at least five minutes before plugging it
back in.
DA68-60296D
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- Page 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL ELECTR SR-S25/26/28NTA SR-S25/26/28BTA SR-S24/25/27FTA SR-S24/25/27DTA REFRIGERATOR Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly, and retain for future reference. If this unit becomes disconnected from the power supply, you should wait for at least five minutes before plugging it back in.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
• The effective lighting system makes the refrigerator easy to use. Alarm sounds when the door is open • When the refrigerator door is left open for more than two minutes, self-detection triggers an alarm which emits warning music. This feature saves energy and preserves stored foods. -
Page 3: Safety Warnings
Indicates that a risk of personal injury or material damage exists. Do not allow water to splash or run on refrigerator. • May cause fire or electric shock. Do not insert the power plug with a wet hand. - Page 4 • If the appliance is not properly earthed, it may breakdown or cause electric shock. WARNING Do not install the refrigerator in a damp place or a place where water might splash. • Deterioration of insulation of electric parts may cause electric shock or fire.
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Page 5: Caution
CAUTION Do not overfill the refrigerator with foodstuffs. • Injury may be caused if food drops out after the doors are open. If the power plug socket is loose, do not insert the power plug. • It may cause electric shock or fire. - Page 6 • Use of it as it is may cause fire. Move it by catching the back handle and the bottom handle. If the refrigerator is not to be used for a long time, pull out the power plug. • Due to deterioration of insulation, may cause fire.
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Page 7: Initial Operation
INITIAL OPERATION It should be satisfied when you test the refrigerator following below items. If not, check power supply and electricity state. If you can not any control, contact SAMSUNG service center. Place the shelves and containers which were removed for transportation in their appropriate positions. -
Page 8: Installation
WARNING HOW TO GROUND The refrigerator must be grounded. The purpose of grounding is to prevent any power leakage or electric shock caused by the current leakage from the refrigerator. • Never use gas pipes, telephone lines, or other potential lightning rods for the purpose of grounding. -
Page 9: Installation Method
Allowing a 5cm space on the right, left and back sides when installing the unit, gives you an advantage by saving power. THE LEVELLING METHOD When you level the refrigerator, set the front legs higher than the rear legs, you can open and close the door easily. First disassemble leg coverage and then level the refrigerator. -
Page 10: Front Control Part
FRONT CONTROL PART NTA, BTA DOOR ALARM HI-MOIST DOOR ALARM TWIN DOOR COOLING ALARM SYSTEM DEODORIZER DTA, FTA TWIN COOLING SYSTEM DEODORIZER FRE. CONTROL BUTTON Controls the temperature of the freezing compartment. MED COLDER COLDER WARMER WARMER MED are chosen respectively when pushing the button. - Page 11 • Deactivate the door alarm by press- ing the DOOR ALARM OFF button. • Turn the door alarm off when you do not want the alarm to sound, (When you are cleaning the refrigerator, for example) DOOR ALARM DOOR...
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Page 12: Temperature Control Methods For Freezer And Refrigerator
TEMPERATURE CONTROL METHODS FREEZER, FRE.QUICK/TEMPERATURE CONTROL FOR FREEZER FRE.QUICK : When foods are frozen quickly. • Choose ‘FRE. QUICK’ for power freezing. Quick lamp is on. • Press the button again to cancel ‘FRE. QUICK’. WARMER : When only a small amount of food will be stored. - Page 13 WARMER and COLDER. • The MEDIUM temperature is proper in normal state. COLDER : When refrigeration is poor or the refrigerator section is overfilled. • Press ‘COLDER’. • If you press the button once more, it change to WARMER temperature state.
- Page 14 INDICATORS (FTA, DTA) Crushed lce Please the CRUSHED ICE button to make crushed ice. • The CRUSHED ICE button will light up to indicate that this function has been selected. • CRUSHED ICE will be automatically selected following disconnection from the power supply or a power failure.
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Page 15: Ice Dispenser
• When the ice is gathering, taking it out and throw away. • If the size of ice is too small, you have to control the amount of water supplied. Refer to installation advice or contact SAMSUNG service center. Ice and cold water explained. The service person connects household water pipe with the hose at the back of refrigerator. -
Page 16: Cold Water Dispenser
• Glass or bowl can be broken. After installation, please generate ice and water from the ice/water dispensers. This initial output should then be thrown away. In case of abnormally coloured ice, please stop operation and contact SAMSUNG service center. Cold Water Dispenser CYCIE... -
Page 17: Food Storage Methods
FOOD STORAGE METHODS FROZEN FOOD STORAGE METHODS (NTA, BTA) Door guard. • Frozen foods such as ice-cream can be stored here. Multiple guard. • Small packages of frozen foods. The enforced glass shelf of freezer section • Frozen foods can be stored here. The reinforced glass shelf can be used safely because it will not break if it falls. -
Page 18: How To Make Ice
HOW TO MAKE ICE Please pull out ice container. Please reinsert the ice tray. How to store ice • The ice will be made in about 2-3 hours. After it is made, turn the ice container knob in order to tilt the ice container. This will release the ice into the ice storage container. - Page 19 FROZEN FOOD STORAGE METHODS (FTA,DTA) Door guard. • Frozen foods such as ice-cream can be stored here. Multiple guard. • Small packages of frozen foods. The enforced glass shelf of freezer section • Frozen foods can be stored here. The reinforced glass shelf can be used safely because it will not break if it falls.
- Page 20 REFRIGERATED FOOD STRORAGE METHODS REFRIGERATED FOOD STRORAGE METHODS The reinforced glass shelf The reinforced glass shelf can be used safely because it will not break if it falls. High-humidity chilled compartment Please meats or fish which will be stored for long periods of time in the freezer section.
- Page 21 • Put eggs in the egg storage case and then place it on NOTE the reinforced glass shelf. SR-S27FTA(DTA) SR-S28NTA(BTA) SR-S27FTA(DTA) SR-S28NTA(BTA) Dry compartment • Can be used to store fatty foods like butter and cheese. Multiple guard • Can be used to store foods with small packages such as milk and yoghurt.
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Page 22: Disassembling Method
DISASSEMBLING METHOD FOR FREEZER (NTA) The reinforced glass shelf in the freezer section • Pull the shelf out until it stops. Then raise it upwards and remove. Multiple guard and door guard • Grab multiple guard and door shelf by both hands, and then raise it upwards. - Page 23 • Remove the ice storage container by pulling it forward. Then remove the ice container. Leg Coverage • After openning the doors of the freezer and refrigerator sections please remove the coverage after removing the 3 spiral pins. • In assembling, set the cover-leg front and fix 3 screws.
- Page 24 DISASSEMBLING METHOD FOR REFRIGERATOR SR-S24FTA(DTA), S25NTA(BTA) SR-S25FTA(DTA), S26NTA(BTA) SR-S27FTA(DTA) SR-S28NTA(BTA) SR-S27FTA(DTA) SR-S28NTA(BTA) The reinforced glass shelf of the refrigerator section. • Pull the shelf out until it stops. Then raise it upwards and remove. High-humidity chilled compartment • Remove by gripping the handle and pulling...
- Page 25 Higt-humidity vegetable compartment and cover • Remove by gripping the handle and pulling the compartment outward, raising it slightly. • Remove the cover by pulling forward. Fruit compartment and cover • Remove by gripping the handle and pulling the compartment outward, raising it slightly. •...
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Page 26: Extra Refrigerating Compartment
• The extra refrigerating compartment gives you added convenience because you do not need to open the main refrigerator door. In addition, this saves energy. It is recommended that you use the extra refrigerating compartment for frequently used foods like beverages. -
Page 27: Cleaning Method For Accessories
CLEANING METHOD FOR ACCESSORIES Inside • Clean parts using disinfectant. Then wipe with a dry cloth. • After washing accessories, make sure that they are dry before using. Exterior • Wipe the front control panel with a clean cloth. • The doors and door handles should be cleaned with a mild detergent and dish cloth. - Page 28 Then wipe with a dry cloth. Rubber door seals • If the rubber door seals are dirty, the door will not close properly and the refrigerator and freezer sections will be unable to function efficiently. Please make sure that they are cleaned with a mild detergent and a damp cloth.
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Page 29: Changing The Inside Lamp
– After place driver at the designated location ( please push to arrow direction. INDOOR LAMP IN THE REFRIGERATOR Remove the screw with driver and lamp cover. Pull the cover following arrow. Pull the old interior lamp downward to remove. -
Page 30: Ice-Making Filter
THE ICE-MAKING FILTER What is the ice-making filter? • The ice-making filter is a device which removes impure materials from the water. How do I install the ice-making filter? • Connect the ice-making filter provided with water line tap. (Please refer to separate manual) •... -
Page 31: Checks Prior To Service Request
WARMER? • Does sunshine on the refrigerator or is the refrigerator located near a heat source? • Is the back of the refrigerator too close to the wall? • Is the temperature control on the front control panel indicating COLDER? •... - Page 32 • Air-tight storage may be necessary. • Water pipe closed or no connection? • Water pipe blocked? • Is the water tank frozen because the temperature in the refrigerator section is too low? Select a warmer setting via the front control panel.
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