User manual SAMSUNG SRF924DLS

[. . . ] Refrigerator user manual English This manual is made with 100 % recycled paper. imagine the possibilities Thank you for purchasing a Samsung product. To receive a more complete service, please register your product at www. samsung. com/register Free Standing Appliance DA68-02836K (EN)-01. indd 1 13. 10:21 safety information SAFETY INFORMATION • Before operating the appliance, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for your reference. • Use this appliance only for its intended purpose as described in this instruction manual. [. . . ] • You can adjust the gap by turning the bolt at the top right of the cold storage compartment door. You can break it. • Water line installation kits are available at extra cost from your dealer. We recommend using a water line installation kit that contains copper tubing and 6mm (¼”) compression nut. Connecting to the water supply line 1. First, shut off the main water supply. 01 1. With the doors closed, remove the 3 screws holding the top cover using a Phillips screwdriver, and then lift it off together with the connected cables. 2. Locate the nearest cold water drinking line and install the pipe clamp and shut off valve. Cold water line Pipe clamp setting up Shut off valve 2. Turn the bolt with a 4 mm hexagonal L-wrench to adjust the gap. (Not provided) 3. Turn the bolt clockwise to ( ) widen the gap. Turn the bolt counter clockwise ( the gap. 3. Connect the water line installation kit to the shut off valve. Cold water line Water line installation kit ) to narrow Pipe clamp Shut off valve INSTALLING THE WATER DISPENSER LINE A water dispenser with a filter is one of the helpful features on your new refrigerator. To help promote better health, the water filter removes unwanted particles from your water. However, it does not sterilize or destroy microorganisms. You may need to purchase a water purifying system to do that. The water line also connects to the ice maker. For the ice maker to operate properly, water pressure of 138 ~ 862 kPa is required. If the refrigerator is installed in an area with low water pressure (below 20 psi), you can install a booster pump to compensate for the low pressure. After you have connected the water line, make sure the water storage tank inside the refrigerator is properly filled. To do this, press the water dispenser lever until the water runs from the water outlet. Connecting the water supply line to the refrigerator. There are several items that you need to purchase to complete this connection. You may find these items sold as a kit at your local hardware store. For Copper Tubing For Plastic Tubing • ¼” copper tubing • ¼” plastic tubing • ¼” compression nut (1pc) → Molded end(Bulb) • Ferrule (2pc) • ¼” compression nut (1pc) setting up _21 DA68-02836K (EN)-01. indd 21 13. 10:21 cut off 1/4“ of the plastic tubing to make sure you get a snug, leak-free connection. • You can test the water line quickly using a paper cup. Under normal conditions, the water dispenser can fill a 170 cc cup in about 10 seconds. Plastic Tubing (Assembled) Compression Fitting (Assembled) Molded end(Bulb) Compression nut (B) (1/4”) (Not supplied) Copper tubing or (Not supplied) Refrigerator Compression Nut (1/4”) (Assembled) Ferrule (Not supplied) Plastic tubing (B) (Not supplied) Household water supply line 1. Connect the household water line to the assembled compression fitting. -- If you are using copper tubing, slip the compression nut ( B ) (not supplied) and ferrule (not supplied) on the copper tubing (not supplied) as shown. -- If you are using plastic tubing ( B ), insert the molded end (Bulb) of the plastic tubing ( B ) into the compression fitting. • Do not use without the molded end (Bulb) CAUTION of the plastic tubing ( B ). 2. Tighten the compression nut ( B ) onto the compression fitting. Do not over-tighten the compression nut ( B ) . [. . . ] Frost forms on the walls of the freezer. The water dispenser is not functioning. • This is normal. The bubbling comes from refrigerant circulating through the refrigerator. • Foods with strong odors (for example, fish) should be tightly covered. [. . . ]