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INTRODUCTION
R
emove the plug from the outlet
before removing, cleaning, or
replacing light bulbs
in the refrigerator.
I
t may cause electric
shock or injury.
T
urn the refrigerator
off during a storm or if
planning on not using
it for a long period of
time.
I
n order to prevent any
risk of electric shock or fire.
D
o not put flower vases, cups,
cosmetics, medical
supplies or other vessels
containing water on the
refrigerator.
I
t may cause fire, electric
shock or injury by
dropping down.
W
hen opening or closing the
doors, unstable
objects can
overturn, fall off
and cause injury.
B
e cautious when
storing bottles
and other tall
liquid volumes in the doors.
T
he outlet should be
easily-accessible in the event it
needs to be quickly turned off.
I
f one of the doors closes too
quickly, the other may open, as
the refrigerator's compartments
are connected by air vents.
T
he tempered glass on door can
be broken by impact.
D
o not touch the broken parts.
Y
ou may be injured.
NO
NO
WARNING!
RISK OF FIRE!
I
sobutane (R600a) is an
environmentally-safe but
combustible gas. It does not
destroy the ozone layer.
W
hen transporting and installing
the refrigerator, make sure that
no refrigerantion circuit element
is damaged. To prevent a
possibly flammable mix of gases
should a leak occur in the
refrigeration system, the size of
the room in which the unit will be
installed should be larger than
that which is minimally indicated
and depends on the quantity of
refrigerant used. For each 8 g. of
R600a refrigerant, there should
be no less than 1m³ of volume
for the unit to be installed in. The
refrigerant's lower explosive limit
in the air is 1.8%. The quantity of
refrigerant used is indicated on
the label found in the refrigerator
compartment.
I
f the temperature not be low
enough in the refrigerator and
freezer compartments, this may
be a sign of a refrigerant leak.
If a leak be detected, keep it
from coming in contact with
open flame or use any potential
sources of combustion and allow
the room to air out for several
minutes. Gas leaking from the
refrigerant circuit may damage
the eyes or skin should it come
into direct contact with them, or
cause the gas to ignite.
T
he refrigerator should not be
operated if there are any signs of
damage to the refrigerant circuit.
I
f there be any doubt, contact
your salesperson or an
authorized service center.
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