User manual DAEWOO YD-3802

[. . . ] When all ice has been cleared from the ice case, let go of the handle which will return to its original position by a return spring installed. s Utility Pocket (Top) The Egg Case in this pocket can be turned upside down for the storage of small size goods. s For lock installed refrigerators only. CAUTION ATARTING POINT OF TWISTING RETURN SPRING ICE CASE ¡ 120 ICE CASE FRAME When you put or take out food from the refrigerator, be careful not to hit your head on the lock as there is a protrusion on the door of your refrigerator. Check your voltage before inserting the power supply cord into the socket. Contact the earthing conductor to this unit with an attachment earthing screw. Do not use flammable spray, such as painting, near this unit. [. . . ] In such a case, place a hard wooden board or a rubber mat between the carpet and the unit. ¥ Check if the doors are completely closed. ¥ Check the voltage. Then wait about an hour before plugging the power cord into the outlet. ¥ Put food in the refrigerator after running the refrigerator for 2~3 hours. m 30c ast At le Plug in after about hour after food s Put ~3 hour 2 Carpet Check At le ast 6cm m 6c st lea At Check Wooden Board, Rubber Mat 5 6 3. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE MOVING OR RELOCATING THE REFRIGERATOR! ¥ Unplung the power cord. ¥ Detach the grille and the defrost-drain vessel from the refrigerator with driver and then remove water from the defrostdrain vessel located at the rear of the refrigerator. ¥ Take food out of the refrigerator. 4. CLEANING YOUR REFRIGERATOR ¥ Before you clean the refrigerator, unplug the power cord. Wash with warm, soapy water rinse and dry. ¥ The refrigerator may smell during the initial operation, but the odour will fade away when the refrigerator is cooled sufficiently. ¥ Use a soft cloth for cleaning the interior and exterior of the refrigerator. Soft cloth Soft cloth ¥ Fasten the interior components with adhesive tape. ¥ Have two people carry the refrigerator to move safely. ¥ Fasten the doors with adhesive tape to prevent from opening while moving. ¥ Do not sprinkle water directly on the refrigerator itself. ¥ Put the parts back in their original positions after cleaning. Adhesive Tape Com p origonents inal to plac their es Ad hes ive Ta pe Water 7 8 HOW TO INSTALL Location Install the refrigerator in a convenient location away from extreme heat and cold. Allow at least 6cm clearance between the refrigerator and side wall so that the door may open for a fully usable interior and the refrigerator may have good air circulation. The refrigerator is not designed for recessed installation. the wall HOW TO OPERATE 1. TEMPERATURE CONTROL Temperature is controlled by thermostat automatically. The Temperature Control inside the refrigerator controls the degree of cooling for each compartment. CONTROL Refrigerator Temperature Control WINTER MAX s Select a strong and level floor. s Keep 6cm of space between the refrigerator and the walls. 6cm MIN MED MAX WINTER MED TEMP. CONTROL MIN The control has four settings form MIN to WINTER. The WINTER mode is available only if atmosphere temperature is below 10°C. The control has the four settings from MIN to WINTER. The WINTER mode is available only if atmosphere temperature is below 10°C. Leveling Level the refrigerator so that it rests solidly on the floor without rocking. There are two leveling feet at each front corner. Turn to the left to raise a corner, to the right to lower it. Use shims under the rear corners, if necessary. Starting your new refrigerator 1. [. . . ] When you get ready to move s Securely fasten movable interior parts (or remove and pack them separately) s DO NOT lay down your refrigerator horizontally, or the compressor may be damaged. Before you call for service, please check the following points first. If the refrigerator is not operating: s Is the power supply cord unplugged?s Is the home fuse or circuit out of order?If the refrigerator is warmer than usual: s Has the door been opened frequently or for a long period?s Are there any hot food or anything that has been stored without cooling? [. . . ]