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Installation
17
Height difference
When using the spanner
Height adjustment
- The height of the door may not be leveled when the
floor is not level.
When the freezer door is lower –
Use the spanner to turn the nut of the height
adjustment screw on the left to the counterclockwise
direction to level the door.
Adjust the height of the door, insert the E ring.
A maximum of three rings (Only Freezer).
2 E rings are enveloped with owners manual.
When the fridge door is lower –
Use the spanner to turn the nut of the height
adjustment screw on the right to the clockwise
direction to level the door.
When the floor
is not leveled
(refrigerator
rocks
horizontally)
The refrigerator doors will close smoothly by heightening the front side by adjusting the
height adjusting screw. If the doors do not close correctly, performance may be
affected.
After leveling
the door height
Next
1. Wipe off all dust accumulated during shipping and clean your appliance thoroughly.
2. Install accessories such as the ice cube box, and any covers, etc., in their proper
places. They are packed together to prevent possible damage during shipping.
3. Connect the power supply cord (or plug) to the outlet. Don't double up with other
appliances on the same outlet.
Do not over adjust to level the height. The hinge pin may fall out.
(Adjustable range of height is a maximum of 2" (5 cm))
When the fridge door is lower than the freezer door while using the refrigerator,
level the doors.
1. Use the 햴 tool for adjustment on
the wide side to turn nut 햲 (
)
in the clockwise direction to loosen
the keeper nut.
2. Use the 햴 tool for adjustment on
the narrow side to turn the
adjustment hinge pin 햳 in
(
) clockwise direction or
( ) counterclockwise direction
to adjust the height of the fridge
and freezer doors.
3. After aligning the height of the door,
turn the keeper nut in counterclockwise direction tightly.
When the fridge
door is lower
than the freezer
door
Height difference
Up
Down
1
keeper nut
2
Adjustment
hinge pin
3
Tool for
adjustment
CAUTION
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