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Heavy frost occurs on the rear of the appliance
Putting humid or hot food into the appliance may cause this problem. Or it may be
caused by the heavy environment moisture.
Disgusting odour happens
Food with strong odour should be packed tightly before being put inside the appliance.
Please check whether there is any deteriorated item or whether the liners are left dirty
for a long time.
Water leaks from the bottom of the refrigerator
The drain tube is jammed. Please use a proper tool to solve it.
The follow cases are not malfunction
Moisture may form dew on the outside of the product during the
humid season, just
get it wiped.
The flow of refrigerant through the pipeline coil can cause a bicker.
It is normal that the sides of product get warm as a result of the cooling pipeline
working.
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The compressor keeps working for a long period
The environment temperature may be too high. The doors may be opened frequently
or even they are left open. The temperature control knob setting in (4-7) state may
increase the working time of compressor.
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TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS
The refrigerator work
It may not be connected to the power supply(plug, power cut or fuse); Voltage is too
low.
does not
The refrigerator does not work efficiently as expected
It may be caused by heavy frost, or by warm temperature setting,or by frequently door
operating.
It makes unusual noise
It may be caused by an imbalance or loose ground locating the appliance, or by
resonation between the appliance and other ambient objects.
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Please get rid of the gasket of the door before the disposal.
The disposed apparatus should be handled by professional
staff, as it may be harmful to the environment.
Please check the points below after maintenance:
(1) Is there any damage or loss of the electronic wire ?
(2) Can the plug be put in the socket reliably and smoothly?
(3) Is the plug heating unconventionally?
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Warning
Do not use any other equipment or method to push the
defrost process. It may destroy the cooling system.
DEFROST
The heavy frost will influence the refrigerating of the appliance and increase the
energy consumption. Thus, defrosting is needed as the frost is as thick as 5 mm.
Processes of the manual defrost are listed as following: take all the food out of the
compartment; uninstall the drawers and shelves; unplug the electronic power cord;
open the doors and wait for the thaw; wipe up the water with dry cloth.
DISCONNECTING THE APPLIANCE
In a general condition, do not stop the appliance in case of affecting
its life. After unplugging the power, please leave at least 5 minutes
before resumption.
USER NOTIFICATIONS
Attention
Do not splash water on the refrigerator, as it will cause oxidation and malfunction.
Electronic component such as on/off button should be wiped dryly.
Cleansers such as soap powder, abrasive cleaning powder, alkali cleansers, chemical
cloth, thinner, alcohol, acid petroleum productand hot water should not be used to
clean the refrigerator as they may damage the painted cover and plastics.
Smear can damage the interior plastic component, so wipe it as soon as possible.
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Discontinuation during power failure
After power failure, do not put additional food in the appliance and reduce the frequency
of door opening.Make several ices in a container if know the power failure beforehand,
and put it in the top of the fridge.
Discontinuation during vacation
Please fetch out the easy-rot food and the food in fridge before shot vacation. After
confirmation, close the door firmly.If have a long vacation, please fetch out all the food
and cut off the power. After defrosting, clean up the liner of the appliance and wipeit dry,
and leave the door open.
Stop using
If the refrigerator may be stopped using for a long time, please unplug the outlet and
clean up the appliance. The door should be kept open in order to prevent unpleasant
smell caused by food leavings.
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After power failure, even in summer, the refrigerator can store food normally in several
hours.
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