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Changing Door Hinge Location
Refer to the disassembly diagram and
change the door hinges according to the
following steps.
Defrosting
The automatic defrost timer must be set prior to the operation of the refrigerator.
1. Plug the power cord into a 115Volt electric power outlet.
2. Set the timer to local time:
a. Using a pen or other similar non conductive object, push the
black button and hold for three seconds until LED illuminates.
b. Set the timer to the local time by pushing the black button
following the instruction of this table:
NOTE: This step must be completed within 10 seconds once the LED illuminates.
c. Once the time is set, the LED will blink the number of times the
knob was pushed.
Example: If the local time is 16:00 at the time of the installation, the following
procedure would be followed:
a. Push the black button and hold for three seconds until the LED
illuminates.
b. Then push the black button 8 consecutive times within 10
seconds.
c. Confirm that the LED will blink 8 times.
After the timer is set, the refrigerator will defrost automatically between 1:00 am and
4:00 am daily.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Your refrigerator does not require any maintenance.
Turn off your refrigerator and remove all food, shelves, trays, etc. Wash the interior
liner with a solution of two tablespoons of baking soda and a quart of warm water.
Then, rinse and wipe it out. Do not use soaps, detergents, scouring powders, spray
cleaners or the like for cleaning the interior liner, as these may cause odors in the
refrigerator compartment.
Wash the ice cube tray, drip tray and shelves in a mild detergent solution and dry with
a soft cloth.
Wipe the exterior surface with a soft cloth dampened with soapy
water and dry it with a soft cloth. Normal appliance spray
cleaners may be used for the exterior only.
Use only mild soap and water to clean the door gasket.
Never use acid, chemical thinners, gasoline, benzene or the
like to clean any part of the refrigerator. Boiling water and
benzene may deform or damage the plastic parts.
ATTENTION
If the unit is turned off or unplugged, YOU MUST ALLOW THREE (3) MINUTES
BEFORE RESTARTING OR REPLUGGING THE UNIT. The unit will not start if you
attempt to restart it in less than three (3) minutes.
Where to Place Your MicroFridge® with Safe Plug®
1. This product is designed for free-standing installation only.
2. Select a location with a strong level floor. If the floor is not quite level, adjust
the height of the front legs accordingly. Do not place anything under either one
of the front legs or the rear of the unit.
3. A minimum of 2 inches of clearance must be provided
between the rear condenser and the wall. Providing
greater rear wall clearance when space allows in order to
improve air circulation is recommended; in addition,
leave unobstructed space above the refrigerator and
both sides.
4. Avoid any direct sunlight and heat. Direct sunlight may
affect the enamel coating. Heat sources nearby will
cause higher electricity consumption.
5. Avoid very moist places. Too much moisture in the air will cause frost to form
very quickly on the evaporator and the refrigerator will have to be defrosted
more frequently.
6. Your refrigerator is equipped with a three-prong plug and is grounded to
eliminate electrical hazards. In order to make it more effective, it must be
plugged into a grounded electrical outlet.
7. Plug your refrigerator into the back of the microwave.
Test Run Your Refrigerator
Before using your refrigerator, clean it and test run it to see if it is operating
properly. If it is not, then check your electrical source. If you cannot locate
the source of the problem, contact your dealer.
1. Set the temperature control knob to the OFF position and then plug the AC
cord into an electrical outlet of 115 volt, 60Hz. The compressor motor
should not run.
2. Set the temperature control knob to the MAX position and let the
refrigerator operate for 20 minutes. The freezer (ice compartment) should
get slightly frosted and the motor should run smoothly with a soft hum.
3. Rotate the temperature control knob counter-clockwise toward the MIN
position. Before the pointer of the temperature control knob reaches the
MIN position, the compressor motor should turn off.
How to Remove Ice Cubes from the Tray
The ice cube tray is flexible. Twist the tray to remove the
ice cubes. If the ice cube tray is frozen hard to the surface,
do not use a knife or other metal instrument to remove it
WARNING:
Do not route high-voltage electrical cords
underneath the hinge clip. Only use the clip
to cover low-voltage electrical cords.
Installing the Hinge Clip
Temperature Control
You can control the temperature inside your refrigerator by turning the
temperature control dial. Dialing toward MAX means greater cooling power;
toward MIN mean less cooling power. Set the temperature control dial to MAX
only when the rapid refrigeration/freezing of foodstuffs in your refrigerator is
necessary. Be sure to set it back to MED later on
Important
Do not operate your refrigerator for more than six hours at a stretch with the
temperature control dial set to MAX. At this setting, the compressor will run
continuously. Consequently, foodstuffs stored in the refrigerator
compartment will be frozen and frost will form on the cooling (evaporator)
unit.
At the control dial setting of MIN the ice compartment
temperature will not remain at a sufficiently low level for
ice to remain frozen solid.
Usually the temperature control dial should be set at the
MED position.
Before Calling for Service
We urge you to read the chart below. If the problem is not caused by defective
workmanship or materials, you may be charged for service calls even during
the warranty period. Before calling for service, check these few simple points:
Refrigerator
not operating
Is the temperature control dial inside the refrigerator set to OFF?
Is the unit unplugged? Be sure!
Is the fuse blown or the circuit breaker tripped?
Storage
compartment
too warm
Has the door been opened frequently? Is it slightly ajar?
Are the shelves overcrowded?
Have large amounts of warm food been added recently?
Are the coils on the back clogged or blocked?
Is the temperature control dial set properly?
Excessive
noise
Is the refrigerator level? (Try to rock it.)
Are dishes vibrating?
Are there objects behind or on top that are shaking?
Does any part of the refrigerator touch the back or side wall?
When the motor comes on, you may hear popping or cracking sounds as
metals expand or contract.
Moisture
Moisture in the storage compartment is normal in humid weather.
Is the door opened frequently? Has the door been left ajar?
Does the door fit properly?
1. Remove the hinge cap by twisting it off.
2. Remove the upper hexagonal head screws.
3. Remove the lower hexagonal head screws
and the leg on the hinge side.
4. Remove the other leg.
5. Attach the bottom hinge with the hinge
shaft and the leg symmetrically to the other
side of the cabinet.
6. Attach the other leg.
7. Remove the two cabinet plug buttons and
remount them in the holes from which the
screws were removed in step 2.
8. Remove the door plug button using a
screwdriver and insert it in the opposite
side of the door.
9. Use the screw to attach the upper hinge
and the spacer (if there is any). Do not
tighten the screw completely.
The direction in which the door opens has
now been changed; however, the following
points should be checked:
a. Make sure the door is on straight.
b. Make sure there is no space between the
door gasket and the refrigerator unit itself
when the door is closed.
c. Make sure that the gasket on the hinged
side is not caught between the door and the
unit when the door is opened or closed. (If
the door is forced closed when the gasket
is caught, the gasket may be damaged).
10. After making sure that the door is installed
correctly, tighten all the screws holding the
hinges.
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