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What to do
Electric power goes out
● Refrain from frequently opening and closing the
refrigerator doors, and avoid storing additional items.
● Setting for modes other than temperature may change.
Please check. (Child Lock,
Energy-Saving, Fast
Cooling, etc.)
The unit will not be used for a long period of time
1
Clean the automatic ice maker.
2
After removing the power plug from the outlet, clean
the interior of the unit. Leave the doors open for 2
to 3 days to sufficiently dry the interior of the unit.
* Failure to sufficiently dry the interior of the unit can
cause molding, odours, and coolant (gas) leakage due
to corrosion of the condenser.
Remove
the power
plug.
Transporting the unit
1
Discard the water and ice in the water tank and
the ice tray.
2
Wear the protector such as work-gloves.
3
Discard water collected in the drain pan.
4
Gently transport the unit with 2 or more people,
gripping the hand-holds
on the lower-front
interior and the
upper-rear of
the unit.
Front Lower interior
● Do not lay the unit on its side (doing so can cause malfunction of
the compressor)
Warning
It uses flammable refrigerant, do not damage the
refrigerant circuit.
• If the gas leaks, ignition or explosion may be caused.
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You can set fine adjustment mode for the
refrigerator, freezer or versa compartments when
selecting settings for "REF" or "FZR".
Don't open
frequently
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Leave the doors
open for 2 to 3
days.
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Gripping the hand-
holds on the upper
To make fine adjustments of temperature
(Fine Adjustments mode)
Setting to fine adjustment mode
MODE
1
Press
button and select the refrigerator.
ECO
SELECT
2
Press
and
buttons simultaneously for
about 3 seconds (until a "beep" sound is heard).
The ● mark will come on.
Temperature bar
● Mark
To
Follow the operation explained above
release
Fine temperature adjustment
MODE
1
Press
button and display the required
compartment for temperature adjustment.
SELECT
2
Press
button repeatedly and adjust
temperature.
3
When selecting the versa compartment, the light of the
temperature control display first blinks and then stays
on to perform the setting. (A "beep" sound is heard.)
Blinking
Stay lit
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