Daewoo FR-860NA Manuel utilisateur

• Unstable installation causes vibration and

noise of refrigerator.

• Wooden floor or carpet can be discolored

under the refrigerator.

• Doors look hanged down due to the twist

of refrigerator unless it is levelled.

• More than 10 cm from 3 sides (left, right

and back) is good enough for ventilation.

• Insufficient space causes the noise of

vibration, weakening of refrigerating

power and the waste of electricity.

• Direct sun light, side heat of stove and gas

range can weaken the refrigerating power.

•

Avoide a place by the faucet or sink with much

moisture and where water can splash. Rust and

corrosion, short-circuit are surely made.

• Use hard board or a plank on a

concrete/cement floor.

1. Installation Instructions

Where the floor is solid and level Where ventilation is good Where there is little or no heat, moisture

Suitable Installation Place

Grounding is necessary

where

Grounding by using

grounding wire

Grounding by using

short-circuit breaker

Grounding is not necessary

You should not connect the

ground wire to

■Grounding terminal is the green one connected to the power cord in the back of refrigerator.

Bury copper plate to which grounding wire is connected 25 cm deep in the ground.

Short-circuit breaker is a must where the floor is always wet, for example, fish shop,

restaurant kitchen etc.

in case of using side-grounded outlet.

water pipe, gas pipe, telephone line,

lightening-rod.

There can be an explosion or fire.

Grounding wire

Side

Grounded

outlet

Grounding

Correct usage of Refrigerator Installation Process

water can splash easily ;

Kitchen etc. there is much moisture ;

basement etc. any wet and/or damp

places.

Plug in the refrigerator

after installation.

Set both compartments’

temperature to “3” to

perform preparatory run

for 2 or 3 hours.

When the inside is cold

enough, put the foods in.

* See page for

details.

* When the surrounding

temperature is hot in

midsummer, do not

open and shut the doors

too often after

installation.

Attatch the height adjustable legs to their holes in the

left and right bottom of refrigerator.

Adjust the height by turning the legs until they touch the floor.

• Let the right adjustable leg touch the floor firmly, while the

left, smoothly.

2. Safety Instructions

BE SURE TO KEEP NO/NEVER

DO NOT DISASSEMBLE DO NOT TOUCH

UNPLUG

GROUND

WARNING

ATTENTION

■ Improper use which can cause physical damage - personal injury.

■ Improper use which can cause injury or material damage to the household

VENTILATION

In case of gas leak, ventilate the

room instead of unplugging

the refrigerator.

• Explosion or fire may

occur.

ATTENTION

Do not eat any frozen food immediately

from the freezer compartment.

• It can give you cold-burns.

EXCLUSIVE

POWER OUTLET

Use exclusive power outlet for the

refrigerator only.

• Several plugs in an outlet may

cause fire.

Do not use a double outlet or

extension cord.

CLEAN PLUG

Unplug and clean it with dry

cloth if dirty.

• Dusty and dirty plug may

cause fire.

DISCARDING

When discarding the refrigerator, remove

the door packing.

• Children may be trapped inside it.

WARNING

Never install the refrigerator where

there is much moisture and water

can splash.

• It may short circuit or

cause fire.

Do not put heavy things

or water contained tanks

on top of refrigerator.

• They may fall down.

It may short circuit

or cause a fire.

Never install the refrigerator

where there is a lot of moisture

and water can splash.

• It may short circuit or cause a fire.

NEVER USE

When you smell something strange

burning out of refrigerator,

unplug it to stop running.

• It’s very dangerous to

keep the abnormal

refrigerator running on

and on.

Do not allow children to

hang on the doors.

• The refrigerator may

be tipped over and

injure them.

NEVER USE

Never use a plug if it is loose.

• There could be an electric

shock short circuit or fire.

NEVER USE

Never use any spray near the

refrigerator.

• Danger of explosion

can occur.

NEVER EAT

Never eat deteriorated food stored

too long in the refrigerator or in the

out-of-order refrigerator.

• You can be food-poisoned.

NEVER STORE

This refrigerator is for storing food

only.

• Do not store medicines,

flammable things, study

sample, etc.

NEVER TOUCH

Do not use any sharp tools

when cleaning the inside.

• The cooling system can be

damaged or there may be an

electric shock.

NEVER

DISASSEMBLE

Do not repair the

refrigerator on your own.

• It can work abnormally and

cause bigger trouble.

NEVER TOUCH

Do not pull and/or push

the plug with wet hand.

• It could cause an electric

shock.

WARNING

UNPLUG

Unplug first when exchanging the

bulb and/or cleaning the

refrigerator.

UNPLUG

If the refrigerator is not being

used for a long time, unplug

and take all the food out.

• In case of power failure,

foods may decay and other

accident (short circuit, fire etc.)

can happen.

UNPLUG

Grip the whole plug body when you

unplug.

• Holding only the wire can cause

electric spark or short circuit.

GROUNDING

Be sure to ground.

• There is a danger of

electric shock due to short

circuit or mal-function.

MOVING/ CARRYING

When you move the refrigerator, take

all the foods out and empty the ice box

and evaporation dish of water.

• Foods may be damaged and

you can slip on water on the

floor.

MOVING/ CARRYING

Grip the two handles at the top and

bottom then tip refrigerator back.

• Gripping other parts can

be slippery and

dangerous.

HEIGHT

ADJUSTING FEET

When turning up the feet,

lift the set a little.

• It is hard to turn them up unless

the set is lifted.

MOVING / CARRYING

Lift the refrigerator up enough not to

scratch a soft floor.

• Front and rear wheels under the

refrigerator may scratch the floor.

INSTALLATION

Place on a solid and level floor.

• Unstable installation causes

distortion of cabinet and doors.

HEIGHT

ADJUSTING FEET

When moving and carrying

the set, turn the feet up.

•

If the feet touch the floor, they can

be broken or the floor may be scratched.

WARNING

DOOR HANDLES

When opening and

shutting the doors, hold

door handles, not other

parts.

• Your fingers may be

jammed and hurt.

FOOD STORAGE

When you store foods in the

pockets, push in to the

bottom of the pocket.

• Tall bottles may fall down

or the pockets can be broken.

POWER FAILURE

In case of power failure, open and shut

the doors as seldom so possible.

• Cold air comes out and fresh

storage, is therefore impossible.

HAND OVER

When Handing over this refrigerator,

give user’s guide with it.

• A new user may not know how to use it properly.

DRIVE / RUN

After you unpluged refrigerator, wait 5

minutes or more to

plug in again.

• If you plug in again

immediately, electric parts

can be damaged.

CAUTION

If there is water or oil on the floor around

refrigerator, wipe it out.

• There is danger of

slipping over and

being hurt.

ATTENTION

Foods should not protrude from shelves.

• They can fall down and/

or be broken when opening

the door.

FORBIDDEN

Do not store bottles, cans

or canned food in the freezer

compartment.

• They can be broken or explode

due to expanding when frozen.

DO NOT TOUCH

Do not touch cold surfaces or food containers in the

freezer compartment directly.

•

They are like frozen metal, so skin can

adhere to these cold surfaces.

(Especially when your hands are wet

and damp.)

DO NOT TOUCH

Do not reach out your hands or

legs under the refrigerator (when

cleaning under the refrigerator.

• You can be hurt by

rough edges and parts

under the refrigerator.

WARNING

3. Looks out of order but is not

■Before calling for service, check the followings.

Foods freeze in the fresh food compartment

■

Has the temperature been on “3” continuously?

■

Is the temperature near to the refrigerator less than 5˚C?

■

Was moist foods such as bean-curd or vegetables put just in front of the cold air duct?

The refrigerator never got cold.

■

Is there a power failure?

■

Is the refrigerator unplugged? If so, plug firmly in.

The refrigerator does not get cold enough.

■

Has the temperature been on “1” continuously? If so, set the temperature to “2”.

■

Has too hot food been put in? Check food storage state.

■

Is the inside filled with too much food?

■

Is either door open or did you open and shut the doors too often?

■

Is there a gas range or a stove near the refrigerator? Is it in direct sun-light? Check the installation place.

The refrigerator is noisy.

■

Is the floor firm and level or is the refrigerator levelled well ?

■

Is the back of refrigerator touching the wall ?

Check!

■

Check if either door is open.

■

Did you leave the doors open too

long or is moist food put in with its

lid off ?

Moisture disappears naturally if

doors are closed, but it’s better to

wipe it off with dry cloth.

■

Is the evaporator dish empty and

dry? If not, do this.

■

Ducts blocked with food?

■

Is strong odoring food stored

unwrapped? Check the food storage

state.

* The vegetable cases are closed, so

deodorazing is almost impossible.

Moisture collects inside. Water is flowing out when

moving the refrigerator. Something smells.

Moisture is forming on

cabinet surface !

There sounds like there is water-

flowing in the refrigerator.

Doors are not

opened easily.

• Moisture can be formed during the bad weather or continuous hot and

humid days.

Wipe out the surface with dry cloth.

• The sound can be heard when the compressor stops.

The refrigerant to cool down the system can make such sound.

• Such case happens when you open the door right after closing it.

Do not try to force the doors to open; wait about 30 seconds or so.

Front feels warm.

Cracking sound comes

out of the inside.

Freezer compartment door

is opened and shut slightly.

Tiny frostwork forms inside

of the fresh food

compartment

Noise comes by opening

the door or controlling

quick pocket.

• Front part of cabinet may feel warm because of the hot-pipe to prevent

the forming of moisture.

• When the parts inside shrink and expand due to temperature change,

such sound can be heard.

• When you shut the fresh food compartment door quickly, the freezer

compartment door may opened and shut slightly by itself. That’s

because of the condensed air in the fresh food compartment runs to the

freezer compartment by closing the door.

• When it is hot and humid, if you open and shut the doors frequently

such happens. When you store watery food unwrapped, such frostwork

may form too. It’s all because of the moisture the air clinging to the

inside.

• When Air-Curtain is on to block the warm air or Quick-Pocket is

working to make concentrated cooling to the pockets, electric motor is

working and makes such noise. It’s not out of order.

The Refrigerator Is Out of Order In The Following Cases...

• Automatic Icemaker ; makes ice-cubes

automatically.

• Ice Storage Case ; stores ice-cubes

AUTOMATIC ICEMAKER SET

• Water Supply Tank is behind case cover.

• Water in water supply Tank is fed to the ice tray.

• Anti-Microbe deodorizers, permanent and no need to

replace or repair, get rid of odor.

ANTI-MICROBE DEODORIZER

• Stores meat or fish at -1˚C, on the brink of the

freezing point but not freezing the food so no need to

thaw the food.

NOTICE Close the chilled room cover completely.

Chilled room bin and the cover can be

broken if it is closed incompletely.

CHILLED ROOM

4. NAME OF EACH PART & FUNCTION

WATER FEEDING CASE COVER,

WATER SUPPLY TANK

• Don’t let the children step on it because it could be

broken.

FRONT COVER

• Provided to store day to day food.

• Rails are installed for easy drawing.

FRESH FOOD COMPARTMENT SHELF

VEGETABLE DRAWER with

FRUIT DRAWER

• Use when storing ice lollies, ice creams, pizza, etc.

• Do not store bottled drinks or foods that will be kept

for so long.

FREEZER COMPARTMENT POCKTS

• Provided to make ice or store frozen food.

FREEZER COMPARTMENT SHELF

EGG POCKET

• Storing eggs, cheese, etc.

BOTTLE POCKET

• Storing big bottled drinks, juice, etc.

MULTI-PURPOSE POCKET

• Storing short bottled food, packed drinks and spice

containers, etc.

BOTTLE POCKET

• Storing beer bottles, milk bottles, etc.

FRESH FOOD COMPARTMENT POCKETS

AUTOMATIC ICEMAKER

• Ice Tray rotates if the button

is pressed.

Press the button only when

cleaning icemaker set.

TEST BUTTON

• It can contain about 1.6 litres

of water.

WATER SUPPLY TANK

• It supports water supply

tank.

WATER TANK SHELF

• Put this filter on the water

tank cap.

FILTER

• See to it that this case is

always in its right position.

• Absorber reduces the

dropping sound of ice-cubes.

ICE STORAGE

CASE, ABSORBER

• It produces 8 ice-cubes per

icemaking cycle.

ICE TRAY

• It supplies water in the tank

to the ice tray through pipe.

WATER SUPPLY PUMP

• It contains one cycle amount

of water.

WATER SUPPLY BOX

WATER SUPPLY PIPE

• The icemaker stops making

cubes if more than about 120

cubes are stored in the

storage case.

Do not pull the lever down

by force.

FEELER LEVER

• The heat resistance temperature of

tank is 60˚C, so do not wash it with

hot water over 60˚C.

• Do not pour hot water in the tank.

• Do not use juice, milk, soda drinks

etc, in the tank.

Use only pure cool & cold water.

• lights on when

the water in the tank is used up.

• Fill the tank with water. Then

lights will go off

and automatic icemaking starts.

• Water Supply Box needs to clean

once a month.

Use soft cloth and detergent to

clean.

• After cleaning, set the box right in

its position, otherwise icemaking

does not work.

Water supply

WHEN USING WATER SUPPLY TANK

DISPLAY CLEANING ICEMAKER

Water supply

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