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5. Maintenance
CAUTION
Do not apply water directly onto the refrigerator.
This may result in malfunction, power leakage or fire.
The drain pan becomes dirty very easily and if not cleaned regularly, produces bad odours. Get into the habit
of cleaning this pan regularly.
Dip a soft cloth into cold or lukewarm water, wring it out well and wipe.
If you do not clean the door gasket (especially the lower part) when it is dirty, the gasket will easily become
damaged. Therefore, keep it clean at all times.
Do not clean with cleanser, acids, benzine, thinner, boiling water, soap powder, chemical cloths or neutral
detergent. These will damage the paint finish and external surfaces of your refrigerator.
When performing maintenance, make absolutely sure that the power plug is first disconnected from the power outlet.
Move the lever on the front of the shelf left or right to adjust the shelf to the desired position.
8. Elevating shelf
Move the lever to the right to raise the shelf. Move the lever to the left to lower the shelf.
The lever will be difficult to move when heavy items are placed on the shelf.
When the elevating shelf is lowered, one of the shelf supports may come off if the shelf contacts any foods under the shelf.
This is to prevent damaging the foods. If one of the supports comes off, push it back into position from above.
Installation
1 Make sure that the lever is moved
completely to the right.
2 Make sure that the 4 metal
stoppers are securely fitted
into the refrigerator, then
lightly set the shelf into the
refrigerator and align the 4
supports with the 4 stoppers.
3 Push each of the 4 supports, one at a time,
downward from above. (When the internal
hooks catch onto the refrigerator, a “click”
sound will be heard.)
4 Finally, move the lever to the left and right
and check that the shelf moves up and
down while remaining level. (If the shelf
does not remain level, the 4 hooks are
not securely caught onto the refrigerator.
Remove the shelf and repeat steps 1 to 4 .)
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