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Table of Contents
- 1 User Manual
- 2 Safety Information
- 3 Installation
- 4 Severe Warning Signs
- 5 Additional Tips for Proper Usage
- 6 Setting up Your Refrigerator
- 7 Getting Ready to Install the Refrigerator
- 8 Required Tools
- 9 Levelling the Refrigerator
- 10 Operating Your Refrigerator
- 11 Checking the Control Panel
- 12 Storing Food
- 13 10_ Troubleshooting
- 14 Circuit Diagram
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2012.6.5 10:38:14 AM
2012.6.5 10:38:14 AM
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Table of Contents
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Summarization of Contents
Safety Information
Important Safety Symbols and Precautions
Summarizes important safety symbols and precautions for user safety.
CE Notice
Declaration of compliance with European Union directives.
Severe Warning Signs for Transportation
Critical warnings for transporting and installing the appliance to prevent damage or injury.
Severe Warning Signs for Installation
Detailed warnings related to the installation process to prevent electric shock or fire hazards.
Caution Signs for Installation
Precautions for installation to ensure proper ventilation and appliance standing time.
Severe Warning Signs for Using
Critical warnings about using the appliance to prevent injury, fire, or explosion.
Severe Warning Signs for Using (Cont'd)
Further critical warnings for using the refrigerator to prevent injury, fire, or explosion.
Caution Signs for Using
Precautions for optimal performance and to avoid property damage or personal injury during use.
Severe Warning Signs for Using (Cont'd)
Additional warnings for usage, maintenance, and disposal to ensure safety and prevent damage.
Caution Signs for Cleaning and Maintenance
Cautions regarding cleaning and maintenance to avoid electric shock, fire, or damage to the appliance.
Defrosting
Instructions for defrosting the freezer compartment to maintain efficiency and food quality.
Severe Warning Signs for Disposal
Critical warnings and guidance for the safe and environmentally responsible disposal of the appliance.
Additional Tips for Proper Usage
Recommendations for proper usage, including power failures and temperature considerations.
Saving Energy Tips
Advice on how to install and use the refrigerator for optimal energy efficiency and lower bills.
Setting Up Your Refrigerator
Getting Ready to Install the Refrigerator
Congratulates the user and outlines essential installation prerequisites and recommendations.
Selecting the Best Location for the Refrigerator
Guidelines for choosing the optimal location for installation, considering sunlight, surface, and space.
Reversing the Refrigerator Door
Detailed instructions and warnings for reversing the refrigerator door, including tool requirements.
Levelling the Refrigerator
Instructions on how to level the refrigerator using adjusting legs for proper door operation.
Operating Your Refrigerator
Checking the Control Panel
Explains the control panel for Type A and Type B models, detailing button functions and indicator lights.
Storing Food
Advice on maximizing storage space and best practices for storing food within the refrigerator.
Removing the Interior Parts
Instructions on how to safely remove shelves, door guards, and drawers for cleaning or access.
Troubleshooting
Appliance Not Operating or Temperature Too High
Addresses issues where the appliance is not operating or the temperature is too high, providing diagnostic steps.
Food in Refrigerator is Frozen
Explains why food might be freezing and how to adjust settings or check conditions.
Unusual Noises
Lists potential causes for unusual noises and how to identify them.
Warm Front Corners and Condensation
Explains the normal formation of condensation on front corners due to heat-proof pipes.
Liquid Bubbling Sound
Identifies bubbling sounds as normal refrigerant circulation.
Bad Smell Inside Appliance
Provides solutions for bad smells, including checking food and cleaning.
Frost Layer on Appliance Walls
Addresses frost build-up, suggesting checking vents and defrosting.
Condensation on Inside Walls and Vegetables
Explains condensation due to high humidity food or open doors, and suggests proper storage.
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