Haier Refrigerator HRF-224F User's Manual
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1. Wipe both the interior and exterior of the refrigerator with warm water and dry with a soft clean cloth Clean internal trays containers and racks with warm water and dry with a soft clean cloth Clean the door gaskets with warm water and dry with a soft clean cloth 5 Wipe the control knob with a soft clean cloth Never wash it with water because this may cause an electric shock Never use brushes acids chemical thinner gasoline or benzine for cleaning any part of the refrigerator To remove odours from your fridge mix a lemon skin with warm water Wipe the interior of the fridge thoroughly and dry with a soft clean cloth Clean the inside of the refrigerator and door gasket once a month It is the best to clean the freezer compartment every time when it is switched off CAUTION 1 Do not connect this refrigerator to power outlets that are shared with other products Set the power plug free from the back side of the refrigerator A damaged power plug may cause fire due to overheating Be careful not to place the power cord underneath of the refrigerator or other heavy objects Damage to the power cord could cause a short circuit and fire If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard Do not place hot objects on or near this refrigerator Keep the refrigerator away from direct heat sources such as2. vegetables and meats which require immediate cooling at the rear of the cabinet 2 Leave spaces between foodstuffs to help air circulation 3 Foodstuffs which are easily dried should be well wrapped with waxed paper aluminum foil or plastic film 4 Wrap fish and smoked meats in moisture vapor proof material to prevent transfer of odours 5 Pre cool hot foods wrap them with plastic film or put them in an airtight receptacle Wipe any water off the surface of the bottles before storing them Do not store carbonated beverages or pressurised containers in the ES freezer compartment 8 Do not put vegetables against the rear cabinet or else they may freeze 9 If planning to keep fresh fish and meats for a long period wrap them in freezer paper and store in the freezer compartment m Cleaning the Evaporator Drain Tray Since dust accumulates on the evaporator drain tray this may decrease the evaporation efficiency remove the tray to clean If the tray is not securely in place defrosted water may spill or the evaporation process may be hindered Suggestion The Evaporator Drain Tray should be cleaned at least once a month m Lamp Replacement If the lamp fails to illuminate please contact Customer Care for advice or to have the lamp replaced Do not attempt to replace yourself CLEANING 1 Before cleaning the refrigerator you should always unplug it from the electrical outlet and remove all food
3. INSTRUCTION MANUAL 2 Door Frost Free Refrigerator INDEX FEATURES INSTALLATION OPERATION CLEANING CAUTION TROUBLE SHOOTING OO OO KR W N MODEL HRF 224F HRF 239F HRF 261F HRF 297F HRF 321F HRF 335F 0060516588 Printed 4 May 2012 FEATURES EE LT G MS TT Tr TA E Ed ES i k g HRF 297F HRF 321F a od ED OE oe n Temperature Control Knob Freezer Shelf Freezer Compartment Twist lce Maker Ice Cube Box Chilled Room Multi Airflow Control Knob Refrigerator Shelf Refrigerator Lamp mr EE EA as E HRF 335F Evaporator Drain Tray Vegetable Crisper Adjustable Leg Bottle Rack Canned Food Rack Egg Rack Utility Rack Deodorizer Vitamin C E Suggestion Relocation of refrigerator Disconnect the power cord Remove water from the evaporating tray Take food out of the refrigerator compartments Fasten the doors with tape while moving to prevent them from opening For safety use 2 people to carry the refrigerator Do not lift the unit in a horizontal angle however it may be 45 degrees tilted slightly INSTALLATION 1 Select a place with strong level floor If the floor is not quite level adjust the height of the screw accordingly Fig 1 Allow sufficient clearance between the refrigerators back also the side wall so the door can open
4. clothes dryers heaters or the sun This refrigerator contains Cyclopentane insulation and should be kept away from heat or naked flame Do not install the refrigerator near gas outlets or flammable areas Do not unplug during a gas leakage as static electricity could cause a sparking fire and or explosion Do not place containers of unsealed liquids on the refrigerator Do not install the refrigerator in a moist or wet place Do not insert the power plug with a wet hand 10 11 12 Do not try to service the refrigerator yourself please contact service agent Make sure the power outlet is securely grounded to avoid electrical hazard Do not remove the power plug from the socket by pulling on the cable 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 During power fluctuations or during power outages unplug the power cord and leave for at least 5 minutes before plugging in again Keep the door closed during power outages to preserve food If the doors are not properly closed food may spoil inside and will result in excessive energy consumption When cleaning the refrigerator do not splash water directly to the refrigerator Follow the cleaning instructions described in this manual Use a damp not dripping cloth to clean the refrigerator to avoid damage to electrical components or electrical shock Do not use inflammable sprays near the refrigerator because there is a danger of ignition Do not ha
5. fully and to minimize noise Fig 2 Avoid direct sunlight and heat Direct sunlight may affect the enamel coating Heat sources nearby will cause higher electricity consumption Fig 3 Avoid operation of the refrigerator in a moist environment Too much moisture will cause frost to form on the evaporator which will in turn increase energy consumption Fig 4 Don t connect multiple appliances to one outlet It may cause fire To avoid the possibility of electrical shock ground the refrigerator properly The earth screw is located on the rear side of the refrigerator Fig 5 If you wish to connect to the refrigerator to an additional earthing source attach a grounding wire to the earth junction marked and connect to an external earthing rod Contact an electrican to ensure this is done in accordance with local regulations Fig 6 After moving the refrigerator allow to stand for 3 6 hours before switching on to allow cooling system to settle OPERATION Make a test run Your refrigerator is clean after manufacture but it is recommended that you wipe all interior surfaces with a warm damp cloth prior to first use 2 After cleaning replace all trays baskets and lids 3 Keep the door open and plug the power cord into its own electrical outlet 4 The interior lamp should switch on while the door is open Properly close the door SUGGESTION Temperature setting for first use For faster cooling in refr
6. igerator compartment set the R a temperature as follows Freezer Compartment Dial to position Cold Refrigerator Compartment Dial to position Coldest EE Wait for 3 hours the turn both the refrigerator and freezer dials to the middle position between Cold and Coldest Cold TEMP CONTROL Coldest Temperature Control The refrigerator is equipped with 2 independent controls to control the degree of cooling of the refrigerator and freezer compartment 6 Freezer Compartment Cold Minimum Setting for fairly cold in freezer compartment Coldest Maximum Setting for the coldest in freezer compartment 6 Refrigerator Compartment Cold Low volume of air circulation in refrigerator compartment Coldest High volume of air circulation in refrigerator compartment Making Ice Cubes Ice cubes are made in Twist Ice Maker turn the lever clockwise to empty the ice into Ice Cube Box Store the ice cubes in the Ice Cube Box Do not ID store wet ice cubes or they will stick together Do not use the Ice Cube Box as an ice making tray or it will be damaged E Automatic Defrost Defrosting will automatically operate No manual control is required The defrosted water will drain into the evaporation tray and will vaporize with the heat of the compressor m Food Storage 1 Refrigerated air goes down at the rear of the fresh food compartment and rises up at the front Store foods such as fresh fruits
7. ng from doors or use the refrigerator as a step as it may be damaged or fall over causing personal harm This appliance is not intended for use by persons with reduced physical ability including children sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance When not in use for a prolonged period empty the refrigerator and disconnect the power plug Wipe the interior surfaces and leave the door open until dry then close the doors Ensure this refrigerator is disposed of correctly help prevent potential negative consequences of environment and human health which could other wise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product For more detail please contact your local city office or your household waste disposal service TROUBLE SHOOTING Before you call for a service technician please check the table below for commonly observed problems and solutions If you still require service please contact Customer Care or your nearest Service Centre Not operating Power supply cord is unplugged Temperature control in 0 or OFF position Home fuse blown or circuit breaker off Warmer than usual Too frequent or too long door openings Check the temperature control dial setting Large amounts of food placed in refrigerator You put wa
8. rm food in the refrigerator Unusual sounds The floor is weak or uneven Make sure the back of the refrigerator does not touch the wall Motor operates for long Normal when refrigerator is first delivered to periods your home usually requires 24 hours to completely cool down Large amounts of food placed in refrigerator to be cooled or frozen Hot weather frequent door openings Door left open Temperature control is set too cold Moisture collects Too frequent or too long door openings inside In humid weather air carries moisture into refrigerator when door is opened Warm food in the refrigerator Note Normal working unit the back and side cabinet should be warm
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