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WHAT TO DO IN THESE SITUATIONS
WHAT TO DO IN THESE SITUATIONS
Before moving or transporting
Preparations
Remove the food items.
Remove the water from
the automatic ice maker.
Unplug the power plug
and disconnect the earth.
Lift up the adjustable
mounts.
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CAUTION
Hold the handles (grip recess)
WARNING
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Removing water from the Automatic Ice Maker
Place a clean towel
in the bottom of the
ice case.
Hold down the "Ice making cleaning"
button on the internal control panel for
about 5 seconds.
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Please lay out a protective sheet on passageways before moving and
transporting the refrigerator.
If there is still water in the evaporating pan (which cannot be seen from the outside), the water
may spill out while moving or transporting the refrigerator.
Secure the doors well with tape so they will not open. Put some paper over the freezer
door handle so the adhesive does not attach to the handle.
More than 2 person are required to move the refrigerator.
As shown in the illustration above, carry the refrigerator with the front facing upward.
Do not use the drawer handles when carrying the refrigerator. This could be damage
them.
If transporting in a vehicle, do not load the refrigerator on its side. This could damage the
compressor.
Do not hang the refrigerator on a crane, etc., using the handles. It could drop.
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Be careful not to hit the back or the sides against anything, otherwise
it cause scratches.
Any leaking of the coolants inside the walls of the refrigerator could cause fire or explosions.
If the vacuum insulation material inside the walls is damaged, it will affect the cooling of the
refrigerator.
(Continue)
Remove the water supply
container and close the
freezer doors.
After approximately 3 minutes
when the "Beep" sound stops,
throw out the ice and water that
has collected in the ice case.
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