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Handling the power and power cable
Avoid usage that may cause the wall outlet or power cord
components to work beyond the specified voltage. Also do
not use power sources that are not a rated voltage current.
If a power source is shared with other appliances, double or multipoint adapters may heat up beyond normal levels and cause fire.
Use a wall outlet rated above 15 ampere by itself.
Do not do anything that may damage the power cord or plug.
The power cord or plug should not be cut, modified, touched with hot implements,
bent by force, twisted, pulled, have heavy objects placed on it, squeezed by the
refrigerator, or be bound or tied up.
Using a damaged power cord may cause electric shock, short circuits, or fire.
Please consult with a retailer about the repair of the power cord or plug.
Connect the power plug firmly to a power outlet with the cord running down.
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.
Do not insert or remove the power plug with wet hands.
This may result in electric shock.
Clean the dust on the power plug frequently.
Insulation failure from moisture when dust collects on the power plug may cause fire.
Unplug the power plug and wipe it with a dry cloth.
Be sure to unplug the power plug before maintaining the refrigerator.
Continued use may cause electric shock or injury. (
Always hold the plug when unplugging it.
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