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Cleaning And Maintenance
Refrigerator's Maintenance and Repair:
Cleaning
Clean regularly to remove dust from the back of refrigerator and ground.
Clean regularly the space inside the refrigerator to avoid any unpleasant smell.
Before cleaning, pull out the power cord and use soft towels and neutral detergent and clean it
thoroughly with clear water. It is recommended to clean the power cord/plug once in a half year.
Never Use Following Substances To Clean The Space Inside The Refrigerator:
Alkaline or weakly alkaline detergent (it might cause cracking of the liner and plastic parts).
Soap powder, benzoline, thinner, alcohol…etc. (might damage plastic parts). Wipe off edible oil or
food spill immediately to maintain clean storage space.
Lights Replacement
The lighting can only be replacing by Thor Group authorized service professionals..
Refrigerator Compartment Keep Fresh With Optical Wave (Only Some Models)
Keep fresh with optical wave--- use the optical-wave lamp to maintain the Photosynthesis of fruit and
vegetables, prolong the growth period and keep it fresh effectively.
Power Shutdown
When the refrigerator is not using for a long period of time:
Pull off the power cord to reduce the risk of electric shock or fire due to aging power cables.
Clean the storage space inside the refrigerator
Keep the refrigerator door open for a period of time for drying, close the door with a small gap left to
avoid unpleasant odor grow inside the storage area.
Power Outage
Reduce the frequency of opening refrigerator door during power outage, do not put any fresh food
into the refrigerator until the power comes back.
Disposal
When you discard an unused refrigerator, remove the door seal to avoid locking children inside the
refrigerator.
Child Safety And Potential Danger Of Unused Refrigerator
Risk of child entrapment. Before you throw away your old refrigerator or freezer:
1. Take off the doors.
2. Leave the shelves in place so that children may not easily to climb inside.
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