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3. Getting Started
Installation
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Unpack your refrigerator and select a dry well ventilated location close to an electrical point.
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Allow sufficient clearance for dissipation of heat, a minimum of 50 mm at the back and 30
mm on the sides and top.
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Keep the refrigerator away from direct sunlight and other high temperature sources like an
oven and a cooking range. Avoid damp, exposed locations.
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Ensure that the electrical point is properly earthed. Do not use extension cords.
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Ensure that the power cable is not damaged during installation.
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Power cable modification or replacement must only be carried out by qualified personnel.
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Do not damage the tubing of the refrigerant circuit.
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Keep ventilation openings, in the appliance enclosure or in the built-in structure, clear of
obstruction. Regularly keep the openings clean.
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Avoid carpeted areas. A stable installation minimizes noise and prevents tilting.
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Shift the refrigerator into place by raising the front slightly and sliding it on the rear castors.
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Rotate the two levelling feet, provided below your refrigerator at the front corners,
clockwise/anticlockwise to raise/lower the front. The front should be slightly raised above
the rear – so that the door shuts gently when left open.
Getting Connected
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The refrigerator is only suitable for single-phase alternating current of 220-240V, (50 1) Hz.
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Do not extend or fold the power cord. Keep the power cord away from the compressor.
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Set the temperature controls in the refrigerator and freezer sections.
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Run the refrigerator for 5 to 6 hours, to enable it to cool sufficiently before loading food inside.
Warning
To avoid the risk of children becoming trapped and suffocating, do not allow them to play or hide
inside the appliance.
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