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Do not put undue stress on the power cord or place heaW articles on it.
• Ptacingheavyarticlesonthe powercord createtheriskof explosionorfire.
Do not insert the power plug with wet hands.
° It maycause electricshock
Do not put a container filled with water on the Refrigerator.
° If itspills,it may causefireor electricshock,
Do not install the Refrigerator in a damp place or place where it may come in contact
with water.
• Wetand/or deterioratedinsulationof theinternalelectricalpartsmay causeelectricshockor fire
Do not store volatile, flammable or high evaporating substances in the refrigerator.
° Storingbenzene,thinner,alcohol,ether,LPgas,dryice,andother suchproductsmaycauseexplosions.
Do not disassemble or repair the Refrigerator by yourself.
o You runthe riskof fire,appliancemalfunctionsand/orpersonalinjury°Calfyour nearestservicecenterfor
helpfrom a qualifiedservicetechnician.
[_ Unplug the Refrigerator before changing the interior light.
• ChangingthelightwhiletheRefrigeratoris pluggedin maycauseelectricshock
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If you wish to dispose of the Refrigerator, remove the doors and seals before throwing
it away,
,, Thedoors(andtheirseals)can entrapa chifdifthey climbinto theRefrigerator,
Makesurethat the doorsareoff, and ensurethat no oneissuffocatedby beinglockedinside
The Refrigerator must be safely grounded
° Alwaysmakesurethatyou havegroundedthe Refrigeratorbeforeattemptingto investigateor repairany
part ofthe appliance.Powerleakagescancause severeelectricshock.
Never use gas pipes, telephone lines or other potential lightning attractors as an
electrical ground.
° Improperuseof thegroundingplugcan resultinariskof electricshock.Ifitis necessaryto use an
extensioncordto powerthe Refrigerator,useonlya 3-wireextensioncord that has a3-blade ground
plug and a 3-slot receptaclethat willacceptthe plug on theappliance..Themarked ratingof theextention
cord shouldbe AC 115V-120V, 10A,or more.Additionally,ifa groundingadapterisused, makesurethe
receptacleboxisalsofullygrounded,
4_ Safety Information
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