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Operation
Starting up and temperature regulation
Use your appliance according
to the following control
regulations, your appliance has
the corresponding functions as the
display panels showed in the
pictures below.
For optimum food preservation,
We recommend that when you
start your refrigerator for the first
time, the temperature for the
refrigerator is set to 4°C . If you
want to change the temperature,
follow the instructions below.
Note:High temperature setting will
accelerate food waste.
You can press “ ” display panel
inside door)for 3 sec to get into super
freeze mode.
Controlling the temperature
You can select different modes
according to your requirements by
pressing the button“ ”on the
display panel, and the corresponding
icon will be illuminated.
Super Freeze( )
Super Freeze mode will quickly lower the
temperature within the freezer so food
will freeze faster. This can lock in the
vitamins and nutrients of fresh food
and keep food fresh longer.
When Super freeze Mode is
selected, the light will be illuminated
and the freezer temperature will be
set at -24°C.
In case of the maximum amount of
food to be frozen, please set the
Super freeze mode automatically
switches off after about 52 hours and
then the freezer temperature setting
will revert back to the previous
setting.
2. Mode
Display panel
Control panel
Display panel
When you set a temperature, you
set an average temperature for the
whole refrigerator cabinet.
Temperatures inside each
compartment may vary from the
temperature values displayed on
the panel, depending on how
much food you store and where
Caution!
you place them. Ambient
temperature may also affect the
actual temperature inside the
appliance.
Press “ ”to set fridge temperature
between 2℃ and 8℃ as needed, and
display panel will display
corresponding values according to
the following sequence.
Note: When the“ ” is lighted, the
holiday mode is activated. Check the
Holiday mode instruction.
1. Fridge
8℃6℃5℃
4℃3℃2℃
super freeze mode 24h in advance.
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