Haier HRF-662FF/A User's Manual
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21. Ripe squash melon pawpaw bananas and other rootvegetables should not and pineapples shouldnot be storedin be stored inthe refrigerator as these the refrigerator Freezing will foods are suitable for long term accelerate the ripening process storage at normaltemperatures directly due to oil can erode the inner liner So it s better to clean the oil dirt frequently 0 Avoiding the food special for oil food contact with the inner liner 17 Home bar 4 qi Operation u Hold the handle and pull slightly Forthe sake ofenergy efficiency and convenience home bar is operational without opening the refrigerator door When the door ofthe home bar is opened the light in the refrigerator compartment will illuminate Home bar is designed for storage of instant food and beverages 18 Home bar Do not remove inner cover of the home bar The home bar will cease operation if the inner cover is removed Ensure that the home bar Is out of reach of children Accidental fault may cause damages to the home bar or injuries to children Caution The home bar is designed for loading and unloading the food without opening refrigerator door Close the door of home bar immediately after loading or unloading food to avoid cold temperature losses in refrigerator compartment If the door is not closed the warning system will be activated 19 Freezing storage compartment Long term storage o
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23. container in thetop of the refrigeration compartment interruption or technical problem and thestorage period willbe Caution Temperature in the refrigerator will rise as for apower A reduced Ceased operation the refrigeratoris to beceased for an extended period unplug the refrigerator and clean therefrigerator as previously described Keep the doorof refrigerator open when the power isturned offto prevent any food remaining in the compartment from producing bad odors Caution isrecommended that therefrigerator be notturned off unless it isnecessary Caution Do notrestart the refrigerator until a period of at leastfive minutes has elapsed 28 Vacation Before leaving for a vacation ifthe vacationis short remove vulnerable food fromthe refrigerator set the position 3 and makesure that the doorof the refrigerator is properly closed Moving the refrigerator Unplug the refrigerator Remove all thefood Secure the shelvesin the cold storage compartment vegetable and fruit tray and drawers inthe freezer with tape Tightly close and tape the door of the refrigerator Do not tiltthe refrigerator morethan 45 degrees A Caution Never placethe refrigerator horizontally 29 slight sound may be heard when the appliance is first started The sound will be lower and lower gradually a short period later The compressor may produce a slight sound
24. recommended weight for each portion is less than 2 5kg Food should be stored in accordance with any information printed on the packing Do not load excessive quantity of fresh food in the freezer compartment Quantity of the food in storage shall comply with the cooling capacity of the refrigerator Hot food should not be stored in the refrigerator until it has cooled down to room temperature The outside of any food packing should be dried before storage in the freezer and any packing materials should be odor free airtight non poisonous and nontoxic Only remove the required amount of food from the freezer compartment Defrosted food cannot be re stored in the freezer unless it is first cooked 21 Icemaker and cold water dispenser Before using the icemaker and cold water dispenser Water supply tube installation Pressure of thecold water suppliedto the automaticice maker is between 0 15 0 85Mpa The water tubeof necessary length usually 12 meters should be free from bend afterbeing inserted inplace Excessively longerwater tube may reduce water pressure and asa result the capacity of ice making 6 Since the purifierdoes not functionfor sterilization ofany bacterium it is strongly recommendedthat drinking waterbe used forice making The water tubeshould be awayfrom any heatresource The water tubes should be installed and tested by authorized technical personnel When the applianceis p
25. refrigerator room and fix on the illustrated location Preparation Fix the door handles First fix the bolt into the door hole Two for one door Take the handle out use the big hole aiming at the bolt and push down until the handle touch the door firmly Operation Connection to power supply When appliance is connected to powersupply the position 3 indicator and CRUSH ICE modesare activated automaticallywith display ofactual refrigerating and freezing temperatures The appliance is equipped with a memory system which can ensure that latest operation modeis resumed when power is supplied after an interruption Loading the appliance with food Load the appliance with food when the set temperatureof the appliance compartments is reached Caution Some timewill be requiredfor the applianceto reach the set level when thetemperature is adjusted The lengthof this periodis determined by difference in the existing and settemperatures the ambient temperature the frequency with which the door is opened and closed and theamount of foodin storage A A Super freeze F Freezer position indicator B Freezer temperature G Refrigerator position indicator C Refrigerator temperature H Auger indicator D Ice Water Waterindicator E Freezer indicator J Ice cubeindicator Malfunction display If control orfunction system doesnot work properly information of refrigerator or freezer compartment temperature w
26. relocated if necessary 13 Refrigerating storage compartment Storage areas As cold aircirculates inside the refrigerator temperature differences exist inside the storage compartments Different foods should be placedin different areas according to theirproperties Eggs butter and cheese Soda drinks cannedfood and seasonings Beverages and bottledfood Pickled food orcanned pickled food Meat and snacks 89 Wheaten food cannedfood milk and beancurd 7 Cooked meat and sausages Fruit vegetables andsalad Fresh food storage This system uses vitamin preservation technology which can absorb strong odor and preserve nutrition and fresh statusof food Crisper cover removal Raise the food shelf with rearside in direction and pull itin direction Turn the shelf indirection to take itout when the door isopened as faras at 90 14 Refrigerating storage compartment Crisper The refrigerator hasa crisper forvegetables and fruits storage with adjustable humidity value Exposure of smalleror fewer holeswill result in higher humidity forstorage of cucumbers grapes kiwi persimmons and Chinese cabbage Exposure of largeror more holeswill result in Moisture controller knob lower humidity forstorage of strawberries oranges beans garlicsprouts water melons plums and tomatoes Make sure thatthe front edgeof crisper coveris inside the crisper Remove thec
27. when the compressor starts or ceases operation an During defrosting process a slight sound may be generated This sound is resulted by defrosted water dropping to the heater and by the evaporator 7 Troubleshooting Temperature of the refrigerator and the compressor will rise and the compressor will run for comparatively longer periods when the refrigerator is first started When the refrigerator is first operated the case may become warm Thisis designed to prevent condensates Liquid refrigerant flowing in the evaporator may produce a slight sound similar to that of flowing water When the refrigerator is stopped the backflow refrigerant may also generate that sound 7 Troubleshooting Comparably the refrigerator runs with The fan of an operating refrigerator shorter intervals as aresult that the may produce a slight sound compressor operates at a low frequency and the appliance consumes much lesser power than other models of refrigerators This greatly reduces start and close frequency of the appliance and extends service life of 2 the compressor Ann The evaporator and piping system of Water droplets may occur on outer the refrigerator may produce a slight surfaces and middle connection ofthe sound when the refrigerator operates refrigerator due to heavy moisture in due to ambient temperature changes room air Wipe clean with soft cloth Fa a Energy efficiency specified in the
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29. 87 242V unless a regulator always accessible with a capacity of over 750Wor higher is installed z 2 R Care for external cable Damaged electric cable Hold the plug not the electriccable When the electrical cable is damaged or when unplugging the refrigerator worn turn offthe refrigerator andconsult Ensure that the electric cable is not to an authorized service agent for trapped by therefrigerator Do not step on replacement the cable Avoid damage tothe electric cablewhen moving the refrigerator If inflammable gas leaks in the vicinity of Unplug the refrigeratorfor the following the refrigerator Cleaning or maintenance Turn offany leaking valve Replacement of lamp Open the doors and windows Do not underany circumstances unplug electrical appliances inthe vicinity ofthe He un Safety precautions Never store inflammable explosive or This refrigerator should be used for corrosive materials in the refrigerator food storage It is not recommended to place microbiological or chemical materials which have special f requirement in temperature setting Fa A 1 ra 0 ae Il Do not install the refrigerator near Don t place electrical plugs regulators gasoline or other inflammable articles or microwaves on top of the refrigerator Don t use electric appliances Except those allowed by manufacturer inside the refrigerator Do not swing on or apply excessive D
30. Haier Household Refrigerator Freezer Operation Manual HRF 662FF A HRF 662FF ASS Table of Contents Before using the appliance Primary features nsunsunennennnnnnnnnnnnn nennen 1 015078507 REIS nen 2 Safety Precautions ccecceccecceecevenereess 3 5 LOC 2 2 2 2 121212 00 6 Preparation vn 7 8 Operation san 9 18 9 10 12 Instruction for refrigerator storage Refrigerating storage compartment 13 15 Refrigerating storage precautions 16 SUGGESUGNS as 17 Home B r 18 Instructions for freezer storage Freezing storage compartment 18 Freezing storage precautions 19 Icemaker and cold water dispenser 20 21 Handling ice cube tray 22 Operating dispenser 23 Precautions for dispenser operation 24 Defrosting cleaning and vacation 3011551 ehe 25 Cleaning wann 25 00111 ka 26 7 Troubleshooting and after sales service Troubleshooting 28 29 After sales service 52 30 2 Please read this operation manual carefully before using the appliance Keep this manual properly for future reference 6 Appearance colorand layout of the door may vary Primary features Home bar ice making Automatic icemaker auger and coldwater dispenser Slim design andlarge volume slim design and large volume for both
31. Set available freezer temperature tolower degree to improveice making efficiency 6 Water supply valve is turned Refrigerator or freezer off Turnof the watersupply compartment door isnot closed Close allthe doors of the appliance Cubed ice blockage between ice maker andcubed ice tray Remove the cubedices Defrost stuck onthe auger due to operation interruption temperature variation orhigh voltage Empty clean and dry the cubed icetray before replacing it tothe dispenser Cubed ices getstuck Operate the dispenser regularly 6 Foreign cubed icesare used inthe dispenser Only cubed ices produced by this icemakercan be usedfor the dispenser 34 The symbol mw on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product may not be treated as household waste Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product For more detailed information about recycling of this product please contact your local city office your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product
32. ambienttemperature and appliance door opening frequency First loads ofcubed ices arenot potable afterthe appliance isoperated for the firsttime or anextended period ofvacation Toensure that the cubed ice trayis fully filled manual arrangement is necessary Some of the 8 cubed icesdropped from theicemaker in onecycle may stick to eachother If this is your first icemaker Some strange soundmay be heardin the processof ice making If cubed ices are stored for an extended period Cubed ices storedfor an extended period may become opaque or generate strange odor Cubed icetray should becleaned regularly with warm water The cubedice tray shouldbe cooled downand air dried before replaced toavoid sticking ofcubed ices tothe tray Extended cessation of cubed ice tray in winters If the cubedice tray isnot used foran extended periodin winters remove all the cubed ices fromthe try and wash the tray clean with warm water Wipethe tray witha towel beforereplacing it tothe appliance and then turn off the valve between water supplyresource and theappliance freezer compartment temperature drops down tothe degree forice making 0 Caution Allow 24 hours afterthe appliance isinstalled before the 23 Handling ice cube tray Dismounting the cubed ice tray Pinch the cubedice tray atthe center andremove it fromthe shelf j J TOE Replacing the cubed ice tray Slide the cubedice try tothe grooves bythe two sidesof inner lineruntil
33. door opened Refrigerator ON OFF function Hold button C pressed for 3seconds the refrigerator performance ceases and icon G goes out leaving refrigerator light under normal status Ifrefrigerator performance ceased hold refrigerator temperature adjusting button C pressed for3 seconds again iconGwill appear and refrigerator performance wil beresumed G H LE SF FRZ FRZ Temp REF Temp Refrigerating storage compartment Refrigerator is for short term food storage of daily II consumption Although the temperaturein most areas 83 in the refrigerationcompartment can be regulated between 0 Cand 10 C Kas extended periods offood storage isnot ugaz 7 recommended Refrigerator should only EY be used forshort term storage Adjusting shelf height The food shelvescan be relocated to accommodate food inaccording to the size or height Food shelves canbe pulled outfor position adjustment orcleaning When food shelves areto be removed pull the shelf in direction1 turn the shelf in direction 2 untilthe shelf is perpendicular and take outthe shelf indirection 3 In such way the shelfcan be handled when the door isopened as faras at 90 Adjusting and cleaning bottle holder Hold two sides of bottle holder and pull consecutively in direction and then the bottle holderwill be removed After cleaning bottle holder can be reinstalled to previous position or
34. f food As the freezerstorage temperature is very low fresh food canbe stored inthe freezer compartment for along time Food requiring long term storage canbe stored inthe frozen food compartment Followthe instructions on the package forstorage period Dismounting food shelves Raise the food shelf by rearside in direction and pull itin direction Turnthe shelf in direction to take itout vertically whilethe refrigerator door isopened as faras at 90 Lamp and its replacement Lamp 220 240V 25W Lamp holder E14 lamps exceeding 25W must not be used When replacing the lamp Unplug the appliance Hold up and pull out the lampshade Rotate the lampanticlockwise until the lamp is released A lampwith the same specifications should beused for replacement Install back the lampshade 1 11 yx 00000000 Pi N Adjusting and cleaning bottle holder Hold two sides of bottle holderand pull consecutively in direction and then the bottle holder willbe removed After cleaning bottleholder can bereinstalled to previous position or relocated ifnecessary 2 wall in the freezer compartment asthe temperature in vicinity with the door is likely change resulting defrosting of the food 0 Caution Frozen food ice cream should be stored 6 88 10 the back 20 Freezing storage precautions Food cut into small portions will freeze faster and be easier to defrost and cook The
35. ill not be displayed but the codeof malfunction Contactauthorized after sales service for technical assistance Super freeze E Super freeze functionis designed to preserve the nutritional value of food as the foodwill freeze completelyin the shortestperiod possible Press button A indicator F lights and super freeze modeis activated If button A is pressed again indicator E goesout and superfreeze mode isinactivated 0 Functions Temperature setting and adjusting F G Water k FRZ FRZ Temp REF Temp B C Adjusting refrigerator temperature Press buttonC indicatorG blinks Every press ofbuttonC willresult in 1 scale increase until position 5 is reached Ifbutton C ispressed again thecycle will restartfrom position 1 Adjusting freezer temperature Press button B indicator F blinks Every press of buttonB will resultin 1 scaleincrease until position5 is reached If button Bis pressedagain the cyclewill restart from position 1 Ice water supply Press button D continuously for selection of crushed ice cold wateror ice tubesupply In this process relative indicator lights Open door warning If the dooris not properly closed or the door is opened for an extended period the appliance buzzer will soundsat an interval gt Functions Control function display 30 minutes later after the final press of button display will be blank Previous display canbe resumed ifany button is pressed or any
36. minutes before the remaining air is completely dispelled by the water Supplied water willbecome colder andcolder gradually Cool water doesnot contain cubedices Crushed iceor cubed icescan be addedto cool water ifcolder cool wateris desired should be avoided 0 Caution Accidental access of any foreign article intothe dispenser 20 Precautions for dispenser operation Precautions Do not useexcessively deep ornarrow glasses Hold the glassproperly close tothe supplier toavoid dropping ofcubed ices and cubed icesupply blockage 5 seconds later after ice orwater is supplied the supplier will close with aslight phutt sound produced Hold the glassstill for another2 or 3seconds after releasingthe switch leveras remaining cubed icesmay be supplied Hold the glass still for another 10 or 20seconds after releasing the switch lever as remaining watermay be supplied Regularly clean anddry the watertray of thedispenser Some crushed iceis likely suppliedif cubed icesupply mode isset after crushed ice supply Remove remaining crushedice at theice supplier toavoid blockage Do not place beverage cans orfood in the cubed ice trayto avoid damagesto the icemaker Do not touchthe ice suppliernor dismount the icemaker cover to avoid accidental injury First loads ofwater 7 glasses and cubed ices 20 pieces arenot potable after the appliance is operated for the first time oran extended periodof vaca
37. o not touch inside surface of freezer pressure to the refrigerator door compartment in operation especially with wet hands as hands may freeze onto the surface Safety precautions Do not spray or splash the refrigerator when cleaning the refrigerator nor place the refrigerator in a damp area Never store bottled beer or beverages in the freezer compartment Remove the refrigerator door and door seal if the refrigerator is discarded to prevent accidental entrapment in the refrigerator Care should be paid to avoid injury to fingers by closing appliance doors Open or close appliance doors only when no children stand within the range of door movement Disassembly renovation or cooling system maintenance of refrigerator must be authorized Unplug the refrigerator in the event ofa power interruption or during cleaning Allow at least 5 minutes lapse before restarting the refrigerator Door adjustment If freezer door below refrigerator s Apply a spanner on the slot of left screw turn as directed by the arrow until the freezer door reaches the same height of refrigerator door Height difference Spanner Left screw Location The appliance should be placed on a flat and solid surface If the appliance is placed on a plinth flat strong and fire resistant materials must be used The front foot of the appliance can be adjusted clockwise o
38. oblem before making any repair Excessively long operation period of the compressor may resulted from Initial operation 8 Large quantity of food loaded Door not properly closed Frequent opening of the door Hot weather Higher level position is selected refer to section Operation Poor ventilation Thick frost formation on food Strange odor Frozen food in packing materials Failure to seal food properly Door improperly closed Rotting food inside refrigerator Frequent opening of the refrigerator Failure of regular cleaning of the door refrigerator 8 Food close to air vent Ice maker does not operate properly re N Cubed ices get stuck Remove if excessively smaller or larger and break down the stuck cubed ices are supplied adjust cubed ices Only water supply of the icemaker cubed ices can be replaced to the cubed ice tray a ee 4 if stored for an extended When power supply is period cubed ices may get interrupted remove allthe stuck cubed ices and dry the cubed ice tray as cubed ices may be defrosted and defrosted water may flow to the freezer compartment 55 After sales service Failure of cubed ice supply No cubed icein cubed icetray High temperature is set for the Wait untilcubed ices are freezer compartment
39. r anti clockwise to lift or lower the appliance if itis placed on an uneven surface mE ire ra ra per f freezer door above refrigerator s Apply a spanner on the slot of right screw turn as directed by the arrow until the freezer door reaches the same height of refrigerator door _Height difference Rig The appliance should be placed in a well ventilated area and a space of 10cm or more should be allowed around the refrigerator If the appliance is built in the wall atleast 25cm and 5cm gap must be kept above and around the refrigerator respectively The refrigerator shall be placed away from heat sources or direct sunlight Never place the refrigerator near toa water source Clean and dry any water splashes and stains with soft cloth 86 Preparation 1 Unpacking i Remove all packing materials Check attached accessories and materials Check if all accessories specified in the Packing List are available Contact the local distributor if shortage is found Ensure that the refrigerator is properly located See section Location Preparation Clean the refrigerator before using See section Cleaning Time lapse before power supply Connect the refrigeratorto power source at least 6 5 after the refrigerator is sited and cleaned Fixing of bottom decorate open the door get the decorate strip from
40. refrigerator and freezer compartments door color subjectto customer s requirement refrigerator shelves and crisper made of highclass tempered glass Freon and frost free freezing system for deep and quick freezing Pre cooling for defrost Before frosting activate advance cooling performance accordingto temperature inside the applianceto minimize temperature difference before and after defrost In such away the food freshstate and nutritioncan be well preserved Automatic malfunction display The appliance has been equipped witha condensing unit noted for fan cooling excellent performance and extended service life of compressor Open door warning 6 Diagram of parts Freezer i ZN Refrigerator tient 5 LH aaae 1 4 T Dear customer Thank you for your purchasing this product Please read this manual carefully before using the electrical appliance that you have just purchased Layout of the refrigerator that you have just purchased may vary due to technical improvement of this company Safety precautions This refrigerator requiresa 220 240V 50Hz A separate earthed socket isrequired supply The refrigerator issupplied with a Failure in operationand damage tothe standard tow pin plug of which the one control panel thermostator the for grounding shouldnever be removed compressor will occurif voltage isoutside Plug of installed refrigerator shall be the range 1
41. risper before the cover Whenthe crisper isto be replaced place the cover first CD Replacing the upper lamp in refrigerator compartment Lamp 220 240V 25W Lamp holder E14 lamps exceeding 25W must not be used When replacing thelamp Unplug the appliance Unscrew the lampshade Hold up and pull out the lampshade Rotate the lamp anticlockwise until the lamp is released Alamp with thesame specifications should be usedfor replacement Install back the lampshade 15 Refrigerating storage precautions Hot food mustbe cooled toroom Dry any waterdroplets on the food temperature before storingin the before placing itin the refrigerator SD Food to bestored should beproperly Storage of sortedfood sealed Food to bestored should besorted This will preventmoisture in thefood according to consumerrequirements from evaporating and prevent Food consumed dailyshould be placed vegetables and fruitfrom tainting in inthe mostconvenient area thiswill minimize opening periodsfor the door Do not storeexcess quantities orweights of food Food should bestored with spacesin between for better storage results Never overload shelves asthey may collapseunder excessive loads 16 Suggestions Leaves of carrotsor turnips Frozen food canbe placed inthe cold shouldbe removed before storage compartment before serving as this will conserve energy YR Onions garlic ginger water chestnuts
42. technical parameters complies with government standards and is measured under the following conditions ambient temperature 25 C refrigerator compartment temperature 5 C freezer compartment temperature 18 C and 24h continuous operation with doors closed Actual power consumption may exceed this value if more food in storage ambient temperature higher and the door more frequently opened 31 7 After sales service In the event that the refrigerator does not work properly please check out and solve problems according to the following methods If problems persist contact the after sales service center Information of model accessory list and serial number of the refrigerator is required Please determine the cause of the problem before making any repair The refrigerator does not operate R Disconnection to the power supply plug socket or fuse Switch is off Voltage is low Lamp does not illuminate Excessive noise 4 je The bulb is bad Power supply is Contact between the not connected Uneven placement refrigerator and a wall or other article set temperature not reached Door is not properly closed Refrigerator is in direct Poor ventilation resulted by or the door is opened for sunlight orclosetoa space blockage at rear side long period heat source where the radiator is located and both sides of the appliance 32 7 After sales service Please determine the cause of the pr
43. the clips fit to position If the cubedice tray cannotfit the position properly remove the cubedice tray and turn the holder structure by 90 then replace the cubed ice tray again until the clips fit to position Rotation Holder Operating dispenser Dispenser operation Opt for crushedice cool wateror cubed icesupply Press Ice Water button with the glass as shownin the figure 1 Crushed ice supply Press desired option button the crushed ice indicator illuminates Slightly push the switch lever and crushed ice willbe supplied Cubed ice supply Press desired option button the cubed ice indicatorilluminates Slightly push the switch lever and cubed ices willbe supplied 3 Cool water supply Press desired option button the cool water indicator illuminates Slightly push the switch against lever and cool water will be supplied When crushed iceis supplied Sometimes crushed iceis supplied aftercubed ice supply mode is setwhen cubed ices are deliveredto the auger The door ofice bin may get frosted especially when crushed iceis supplied frequently The frost will evaporate automatically Hold the glassto the dispenseras closely as possible to avoid spillage of crushed ice When cool wateris supplied Cool water isnot available immediately after the applianceis installed dueto some air in watertubes Press coolwater supply buttonof the dispenserand wait forat least 2
44. tion Do not placeforeign cubed icesin the cubedice tray toavoid failure ofice crushing or icesupply Inefficient watersupply may resultin smaller cubedices Excessive water supply may causelarger cubed ices water spillage tocubed ice trayor stuck cubed ices Adjust water supply faucet or contact professional agent forrepair A Caution Themotor valve andrelay may producesome phutt sound when cubedice is supplied 26 Defrosting Cleaning Defrosting Defrosting is performed automatically Cleaning The refrigerator shouldbe cleaned regularly to prevent the formation of bad odors Disconnect the powerbefore cleaning the refrigerator Clean the refrigeratorwith a softcloth or sponge with milddetergent Dry water droplets on surfaces ofthe refrigerator with apiece of cloth Caution Do notuse a hardbrush steel brush detergent gasoline or other solvents hot water acid or alkalifor cleaning Caution Do notuse excessive amounts of water forcleaning the refrigerator Usea dry clothto clean the switch and thelamp Always keep thedoor gasket clean ai Vacation Power interruption Even in summer food canbe stored inthe refrigerator for afew hours aftera power interruption Don t put additional food into the refrigerator during a power interruption and try toopen the dooras less frequently as possible If prior notice of a powerinterruption is given make someice and putit in a
45. ut into operation for thefirst time keepthe Cold Waterbutton pressed every 1 minute donot press the button for extended period orotherwise the watervalve may becometoo hot to supply cold waterinto the tank of refrigerator freezer compartment until cold wateris supplied Precautions Never install the icemaker water tubein an areawith a temperature below 0 C toavoid freezing ofthe water tube Turn onthe valve toflush the watertube for leaktest of watertube joints Turnoff the valve when the water becomes clear The icemaker will start ice cube making when internaltemperature reaches or isbelow 15 C Firstloads of cubedices are notpotable After the applianceis located ensurethat the watertube is properly arranged to avoidindents or damages Installation of theicemaker must becarried out byan authorized agent This icemaker canonly be supplied with drinking water Don t take out the ice continual over 1 minutes please and don t take out the ice add up over 3 minutes within 1 hour Or the refrigerator set up the function of protection It s natural If take out ice over 1 minutes continuum Please take the second time after 10 minute If add up 3 minuteswithin 1 hour the ice send off system will stop send off automatically for 1 hour 22 Icemaker and cold water dispenser Operating principle of icemaker 8 cubed ices are made inevery cycle Capacity of ice making depends on freezer temperature
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