refrigeratoraftermorethan1hour sstanding, soastoensureitsnormal operation.
2.Cleaning
Confirmthe accessorypartsinsidethe refrigerator andwipe the insidewithasoftcloth.
3.Power-on
Inserttheplugintothesolidsockettostartthecompressor.After1hour,opentherefrigeratordoor,ifthetemperature
inside the refrigeratorcompartmentdropsobviously, it indicatestherefrigerationsystemis working normally.
4.Storage offood
Afterthe refrigeratorrunsforaperiodoftime,theinternaltemperatureoftherefrigeratorwill beautomaticallycontrolled
accordingtothe user stemperaturesetting.Afterthe refrigeratorisfullycooled,putinfoods,whichusuallyneed2~3
hourstobe fullycooled.Insummer,when thetemperatureis high,ittakesmorethan4hoursforthefoodstobe fully
cooled (Trytoopentherefrigerator door aslessaspossible beforethe internaltemperaturecoolsdown).
If the refrigeratorisinstalled inthemoistureplace,makesuretocheckwhether thegroundwireandleakage circuit
breakerarenormal.If vibration noisesareproduced duetotherefrigeratorcontacting the wall orifthe wall getsblackened
byairconvectionaroundthecompressor,movetherefrigeratorawayfromthe wall.Settingup therefrigerator maycause
jammingnoiseorimagechaostothe mobilephone,fixed-linetelephone, radioreceiver,televisionsurroundingit,sotryto
keepthe refrigerator asfarawayaspossibleinsuchcase.
III.Functions
START
The internal temperatureofthe applianceiscontrolled byaknobinstalledinthe
refrigeratedcompartment.
The knobdialisdividedintotwoareas(i.e., rightandleft).When theknobisadjusted
within the leftarea,the applianceis setatthe fridge mode;and when the knobis
adjustedwithintherightarea,theapplianceisatthe freezermode.Fivemodesare
available ineacharea for the temperaturecontrol.
The settemperaturedecreasessuccessivelyasthecontrolknob is switched in the
clockwise direction.
Note：Abufferis designedbetween the fridge areaandthe freezer area,and do
not maketheknob switchstayin thebufferareawhen settingthe temperature.
Note：Whenyou findLED lightsflashing allthetime,pleasecontactthe
after-salesstaff forsiteserviceassoonaspossible.
Underthenormaloperatingcondition,itisrecommendedtosetthefridge orfreezer
temperatureatthe Middle mode.
Adjustingthe refrigeration temperature:
1.At thefridgemode (left area): Whenthetemperaturecontrol knobisswitchedfrom"cold" to"coldest",theappliance
temperaturegraduallydrops.
2.At the freezermode (rightarea): Whenthe temperaturecontrol knob isswitchedfromthe "cold"to"the coldest",the
appliancetemperaturedecreasesgradually.
IV.Instructionsfor food storage
Precautionsfor use
lThe appliancemightnotoperateconsistently(thereispossibilityofdefrostingortemperaturebecomingtoowarmin
the frozenfoodcompartment)when sitedforan extended period oftimebelowthe cold limitofthetemperaturerange
for whichtherefrigeratingapplianceisdesigned
lThe information ofclimatetypeof theapplianceisprovided on therating plate.
lThe internaltemperaturecould be affected bysuchfactorsasthelocation ofrefrigerating appliance,ambient
temperature,andfrequencyofdooropen,etc., and ifappropriate,awarningthatsetting ofanytemperaturecontrol
device might havetobe varied toallowfor thesefactorsshould bemade.
lEffervescent drinksshould notbe stored in the freezercompartment orthe low-temperaturecompartment,andsome
productssuchaswater icesshouldnotbe consumed too cold.
Food storage
Inthe fridge mode:It is suitableforthe storage of suchfoodsasneed nottobefrozen, the cooked food, beer, eggs, some
condimentsthatneed coldpreservation, milk, fruit juice, etc.
Inthe freezermode, itissuitable for thestorageofice cream, frozenfoodandthefoodstobe preserved foralong time.
Fridgeshelf:Whenremovingthe shelf, liftitupfirst,andthenpullit out;andwhen installing the shelf, placeitintoposition
beforeputting it down.
Crisperbox: Pull out thecrisper boxfor accesstofood.
Cautions forfood storage (inthe fridgemode)
You dbetter cleanthe foodsand wipe themdrybeforestoringtheminside therefrigerator. Beforefoodsareputin the
refrigerator, it isadvisable toseal themup,soastopreventwater evaporationtokeep freshfruitsand vegetables on one
hand,and preventtaint ofodoron theother hand.
Donotputtoo manyortooweightfoodsinsidethe refrigerator. Keep enoughspacebetween foods;iftooclose,the cold
airflowwill beblocked,thusaffectingtherefrigerationeffect. Donotstoreexcessiveoroverweightfoods,toavoidthe
shelffrombeing crushed.When storingthe foods,keep adistanceawayfromthe innerwall;and do notplacethe
water-rich foodstoo closetothefridge rear wall, lest theyget frozen on the inner wall.
Categorizedstorage offoods：Foodsshould bestored bycategory,withthe foodsyou eat everydayplaced in frontofthe
