User manual LG GR-181-FA

[. . . ] Never damage, severely bend, pull out, or twist the power cord because power cord damage may cause a fire or electronic shock. Never place glass products in the freezer because they may be broken when their inner contents are frozen. Don't use an extension cord If possible, connect the fridge-freezer to its own individual electrical outlet to prevent it and other appliances or household lights from causing an overload. 4 Introduction This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. 5 Introduction Disposal of the old appliance & packing of new appliance Disposal of the old appliance The old appliance whose life has expired should be destroyed in order to make it safe prior to disposal. [. . . ] Button K3 (Temperature regulation): Press button K3 continuously, the provided temperature displayed will be from -14°C to -24°C circularly. 9 Suggestion on food storage Storing food Opening the door often or keeping the door opened a long time, increases the inside temperature. This causes the storage life and flavor of the foods to reduce, and increases the energy consumption. NOTE Do not touch deep-frozen foods with wet hands. Make sure foods that are not frozen do not touch the frozen foods. The packing materials suitable for refrigerating the foods are The suitable wrapping materials are - Rubber band, Plastic clips, attaching tape, string. Before sealing, get rid of air from packing bags and foil. The remained air makes the storing foods dry. You can freeze foods quickly when packing is level. Do not store bottles in freezer compartment. They may break when frozen. Making Ice To make ice cubes, fill ice tray 3/4 full with water and place it on the bottom of the freezer compartment. To remove ice cubes, hold the ice tray at its ends and twist gently. s Tip To remove ice cubes easily, run water on the tray before twisting. 10 Care and Maintenance Defrosting Defrosting the fridge compartment When the freezer is working, frost is formed at the rear wall of the fridge compartment and melts automatically when the compressor stops. Defrosting the freezer compartment Humidity forms frost or ice in the freezer compartment while the appliance is working or when the freezer door is opened. The thick ice and frost decrease cool air and increase the energy consumption. Defrost Ice Layer If the freezer compartment is heavily iced, defrost as follows. - Remove the frozen food, wrap in newspaper and store in a cool place. - Leave the door open, and wipe out water with a sponge. - Dry the freezer compartment thoroughly, turn on the appliance, and replace frozen foods. Tip s It is helpful to place a saucepan with hot water inside of the freezing room in order to assist defrost. NOTE Never place electrical devices in the refrigerator for defrost. Take care when using defrosting sprays for assisting defrosting. These sprays include substances containing explosive gas, or harmful for synthesis or human health. 11 Care and Maintenance Cleaning Warning Always remove plugs or Switch off supply before cleaning. Do not use sharp objects (such as knife, screwdriver) which could break refrigerant circuit resulting in environmental and health risks. Never use steam cleaner or steam pressure cleaner since hot steam may damage refrigerator surface and electrical devices. Never use sand, abrasive detergent, acid or chemical solvent. · The freezer compartment should be cleaned at least once a month. [. . . ] Before refitting the door, swap the Hinge Cap by pulling it out from its current location and repositioning it on the other side of the door. Care should be taken not to damage the adjacent surfaces when removing the Hinge Cap. Unscrew the Upper Hinge pin (U) opposite side hole. and screw it into the 4 4 17 To Reverse the Doors How to Reverse the Door 6. [. . . ]