Leveling The Refrigerator - Samsung RF28HM Series User Manual

LEVELING THE REFRIGERATOR

Make sure the refrigerator is level so that you can
make final adjustments.
Use a level to test if the refrigerator is level both
side to side and back to front.
If the refrigerator is not level, you will not be able
to get the doors perfectly even, which may cause
moisture condensation and increased energy bills.
Below is an example of how to level the refrigerator
if the left side of the refrigerator is lower than the
right side.
How to adjust the level
1. Open the freezer drawer and remove the lower
basket.
2. Insert a flat-blade screwdriver (-) into the
notch on the left control lever, and then turn it
counter-clockwise to level the refrigerator. (You
turn the lever clockwise to lower the refrigerator
and counterclockwise to raise it.)
flat-blade
screwdriver (-)
CAUTION
Both control levers must be touching the floor to
avoid possible personal injury or property damage
because of tipping.
If the right side is lower, perform the same
procedure, but with the right control lever.
It is difficult to remove the cover leg
front from the refrigerator, so we do not
recommend making small adjustments
with the control lever.
Instead, refer to the next page for the best
way to make minor adjustments to the
doors.
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Control Lever
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MAKING MINOR ADJUSTMENTS
TO THE DOORS
A leveled refrigerator is necessary for getting the
doors perfectly even. For leveling instructions,
review the previous section on leveling the
refrigerator.
Fixed part
The left door is fixed.
To make minor adjustments to the doors,
adjust only the right door.
1. Pull out the Convertible door ( 1 ) to expose the
lower hinge ( 2 ).
2. Insert a philips screwdriver (+) ( 3 ) into the shaft
( 4 ) of the lower hinge.
3. Adjust the height by turning a philips
screwdriver (+) ( 3 ) clockwise (
counterclockwise ( UP
(2)
(4)
(1)
(3)
When you turn a philips screwdriver (+)
counterclockwise (
move up.
Adjustment part
) or
DOWN
).
(3)
), the door will
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