User manual HITACHI R-S700GRU8

[. . . ] User's Guide HITACHI Side by Side Refrigerator Model R-S700ERU8 R-S700GRU8 R-S800ES8V R-S800GS8V R-S800EY8 R-S800GY8 R-S700EK8 R-S700GK8 R-S700EUK8 R-S700GUK8 R-M700ERU8 R-M700GRU8 R-M800ES8V R-M800GS8V R-M800EY8 R-M800GY8 R-M700EK8 R-M700GK8 R-M700EUK8 R-M700GUK8 Warnings and Cautions for Safety To avoid users' harm, harm to other persons, and also damage to property, please follow the warnings and cautions below. (Also, please read them in all the pages. ) The following warnings and cautions are categorized by the level of possible harm or damage that may occur from ignoring directions. And the symbols shown on the right clearly shows the siginificance of directions. This pictograph indicates "There is high possibility of serious injury or death , if ignored. ". [. . . ] Due to this, the temperature inside the compartment may rise slightly. Therefore, it is recommended that you avoid opening the Freezer Door before and after using the "Ice Tray Cleaning" feature. Cleaning the Water Dispenser The "Cleaning" lamp will turn on when one week or longer passes without using the Water Dispenser. When the lamp is on, discard the first cup of water that is dispensed, as the system needs to rinse itself out. Notice The "Cleaning" lamp will turn on. 18 The "Cleaning" lamp will turn off after using the Water Dispenser. Maintenence (Continued) Water Tank In order to prevent grime and hard water stains from building up, make sure to rinse the Water Tank once a week. Lid Water Tank Cover Handle Grasp the handle. To remove the lid, use your thumb to push the lid up. How to Close the Lid. Water Tank Cover Button Case Water Filter Slide the lid in back-end first in the direction of the arrows to close the lid. Handle Water Tank Notice If the Automatic Ice Maker is not set to "Stop, " the water pump may make sounds occasionally. This is not a malfunction. Water Filter In order to prevent grime and hard water stains from building up, make sure to rinse the Water Filter once per week. Pull the Case to remove it from the lid. Pull the tab to remove the Water Filter from the case. 3. Use a soft sponge to clean the Water Filter. Do not use cleansers as this may damage the filter. Notice Replace the Water Filter when it wears out. Water Filters need replacing every 3 to 4 years. 19 How to use the Ice Dispenser and Water Dispenser (Deluxe Model) Maintenance (Continued) Ice Bank Before performing maintenance, make sure that the refrigerator is unplugged. Instructions for Regular Cleaning 1. Wipe the Ice Bank dry with a soft cloth. ( P. 22 ) Instructions for Removing and Cleaning the Ice Bank 1. Grasp the top of the Ice Bank with both hands. Then, lift it up and pull it towards yourself. After removing the ice, wipe the Ice Bank with a soft cloth, being careful to remove any water in or on the Ice Bank. Blade Crusher Case Flapper If there are still ice cubes remaining in the Crusher Case in the reverse side of the Ice Bank, remove them using a spoon, etc. . When installing the Ice Bank, be sure that there is no gap at the bottom of the Ice Bank. GAP Auger If there is a gap, rotate the Auger 90 degrees and then install the Ice Bank. Be careful, as the Ice Dispenser rotates and may cause injury. Before performing maintenance, make sure that the refrigerator is unplugged. Do not put your hands inside the Ice Bank. Do not use the Ice Dispenser when the Ice Bank is removed from the refrigerator. Do not disassemble, repair, or modify this equipment. [. . . ] Chilled water is supplied from the WaterTank in the refrigerator compartment through the tubes which is placed in the compressor compartment, the bottom of the cabinet, and the door. Therefore, the water in the beginning may not be chilled , because that water was not in the cold sections, however, after dispensing half of glass of water, chilled water will be dispensed. What to Do in these Situations Problem Causes television and radio interference. When not in use for a long period of time. The control panel is dark. What to do Install your refrigerator away from devices such as televisions, radios, and intercom units. [. . . ]