mabe RM04Y04RM43U Owner's Manual page 20

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minimum requirements of the electrical installation:
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Characteristics: 127 V ~, 60 Hz for residential use. Ideally
equipped with a main switch and separate balanced circuits,
protected by fuses and/or a circuit breaker of 15 to 20
Amperes Max.
Your refrigerator comes equipped with an AC power cord,
a polarized Y-type cable or integrated grounding. Under
no circumstances must the grounding be removed to connect
an adapter plug, the grounding be cut and/or replaced
by a 2-prong plug.
For your safety when installing the refrigerator, refer to
figure A.
If your electrical installation is not equipped with this
kind of AC outlet, obtain one, and have it installed by a
qualified electrician. Any personal accidents and/or material
damage caused by the product resulting from failure to
do this will be the full responsibility of the client. Read
the instructions printed in red ink in the label attached
to the power cable.
Connect your refrigerator to the closest AC outlet. Avoid
using extension cords and/or joining cables that are
unsuitable for the running of your refrigerator, if for any
reason you need to use an extension cord, consult a qualified
electrician so that he can advise you on the type of cord
that can be used for maximum safety.
Do not connect another electrical appliances to the
refrigerator AC outlet while the aforementioned is in
use. By doing this you will avoid power surges and the
overheating of your refrigerator.
Never connect another electrical appliances into the same
plug that you are using for your refrigerator. This can
damage the product and void the warranty.
To connect and disconnect your refrigerator, grip the
plug firmly, and pull straight from the AC outlet. Never
pull the electrical cord.
If you live in an area where there are power surges, exercise
the following precautions:
• Do not connect your refrigerator to the AC outlet.
• Install an automatic voltage regulator with a minimum
force of 1000 Watts.
• Make sure that the regulator can withstand the power
surges that occur in your area.