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1. Install your refrigerator in a place that allows ease of use.
2. Keep your refrigerator away from heat sources, humid
places and direct sunlight.
3. There must be appropriate air ventilation around your
refrigerator in order to achieve an efficient operation.
If the refrigerator is to be placed in a recess in the wall,
there must be at least 5 cm distance with the ceiling
and at least 5 cm with the wall. Do not place your
product on the materials such as rug or carpet.
4. Place your refrigerator on an even floor surface to
prevent jolts.
Door Open Warning
(depends on model)
Audio warning signal and flashing illumination will
be given when the door of your product is left open
for at least 1 minute. This warning will be muted
when the door is closed or any of the display
buttons (if any) are pressed.
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In case the information which are given in the user
manual are not taken into account, manufacturer will
not assume any liability for this.
Points to be paid attention to when the
relocation of the refrigerator
1. Your refrigerator should be unplugged. Before
transportation of your refrigerator, it should be
emptied and cleaned.
2. Before it is re-packaged, shelves, accessories, crisper, etc.
inside your refrigerator should be fixed with adhesive
tape and secured against impacts. Package should
be bound with a thick tape or sound ropes and the
transportation rules on the package should be
strictly observed.
3. Original packaging and foam materials should be
kept for future transportations or moving.
Check the following before you start to use
your refrigerator:
1. Clean the interior of the refrigerator as recommended in the
“Maintenance and cleaning” section.
2. Connect the plug of the refrigerator to the wall socket. When
the fridge door is opened, fridge internal lamp will turn on.
3. When the compressor starts to operate, a sound will
be heard. The liquid and gases sealed with in the
refrigeration system may also give rise to noise, even
the compressor is not running and this is quite normal.
4. Front edges and both sides ofthe refrigerator may
feel warm. This is normal. These areas are designed
to be warm to avoid condensation.
Electrical connection
Connect your product to a grounded socket which is
being protected by a fuse with the appropriate capacity.
Important:
The connection must be in compliance with national regulations.
The power plug must be easily accessible after installation.
Electrical safety of your refrigeratorshall be guaranteed only
if the earth system in your house complies with standards.
The voltage stated on the label located at left inner side
of your product should be equal to your network voltage.
Extension cables and multi plugs must not be used for
connection.
A damaged power cable must be replaced by a qualified electrician.
Product must not be operated before it is repaired!
There is the risk of electric shock!
Disposing of the packaging
The packing materials may be dangerous for children.
Keep the packing materials out of the reach of children
or dispose of them by
classifying them in accordance
with the waste instructions stated by your local
authorities. Do not throw away with regular house
waste, throw away on packaging pick up spots
designated by the local authorities. The packing of
your refrigerator is produced from recyclable materials.
Disposing of your old refrigerator
Dispose of your old refrigerator without giving any
harm to the environment.
You may consult your authorized dealer or waste collection
center of your municipality about the disposal of your refrigerator.
Before disposing of your refrigerator, cut out the electric
plug and, if there are any locks on the door, make them
in-operable in order to protect children against any danger.
Placing and Installation
If the entrance door of the room where the refrigerator
will be installed is not wide enough for the refrigerator to
pass through, then call an authorised service agent to
have them remove the doors of your refrigerator and
pass it sideways through the door.
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