User manual SHARP SJ-PV50H-G/PV50H-W

[. . . ] SJ-PV50H-G SJ-PV50H-W Plasmacluster is trademark of SHARP Corporation. AM PM Thank you very much for buying this SHARP product. Before using your SHARP refrigerator, please read this operation manual to ensure that you gain the maximum benefit from it. All persons using the cabinet must be thoroughly familiar with its operation and safety features. Keep this operation manual with the refrigerator if you move or if the cabinet changes owners so that whoever uses it can read about the various features and safety rules. Contents Page Features Plasmacluster ion generator OUT Plasmacluster ion generator IN Low-temperature catalyst Features Installation Before using your refrigerator Warning Caution Inactivates airborne "mold and fungus" in the kitchen. Adjusting the clock Items that are often mistaken as malfunctions In the interior, this generates ions to remove the foul-smells and suppress breeding bacteria. Refrigerator compartment Freezer compartment Vegetable compartment Ice compartment Making ice cubes This removes foul-smells drifting within a refrigerator. [. . . ] Do not place the shovel or foods on top of the ice cubes. This may cause the automatic ice maker to malfunction (damage of the detection lever, etc. ) or the case from being able to be pulled out. Place the shovel at the designated location. Detection lever Notes Do not stick foods out from the frozen desserts area. Contact with the automatic ice maker may cause malfunction. Place foods within the height of the center partition. Frozen desserts area Automatic ice maker Center partition How ice cubes are made Refrigerator compartment Ice cube compartment Water tank (About 1. 2L) Pump Pipe Ice tray Detection lever Ice stock corner Operation Water supply Water is sent Ice cubes from the water are made tank to the ice tray Ice making Ice tray rotates, dropping the ice and returns to Water supply The ice tray will not rotate when the ice stock corner is full. Releasing This is a guide when the ambient temperature is 30¡C, temperature setting is at "NORMAL" and the doors are not opened/closed. Time required for ice making will be longer than the above when the doors are frequently opened/closed or many foods are stored. Normally, ice cubes (8 cubes) are made about once every 2 hours. About the ice cube volume The volume of ice cubes are checked periodically by the detection lever. Maximum ice cube volume is: about 184 cubes Ice cube volume will decrease when not evening out ice cubes. (About half the volume) Full volume is detected here About half 13 Mounting and removing accompanying parts Top filter Removing Remove the filter cover. Pull and remove the top filter. Hold the front end and pull up. Top filter Mounting Insert in the tabs. Pull up from the bottom and Improper mounting will result remove slowly. in the pockets falling. Pockets Mounting Mount the top filter on the filter cover and insert in the top surface of the refrigerator. Filter cover Top filter Removable parts " " display Removing Pull up from the bottom to remove. Pocket Mounting Insert the pocket to projection on the door. Removing Pull out the vegetable crisper and remove the crisper by pulling up and further out. Vegetable crispers and lids Push near the tab and remove the lid. (Pull hard if tight. ) Push Mounting Place the lid on the rails and push in. Use with the shorter depth lid for the top and second stair. Until a click is heard Place the rollers of the vegetable crisper on the rails and push in. Vegetable crisper Rail Roller Lid Lid rail 14 Pull Removing Pull up the front side and pull out. Shelf Mounting Place the back side of the shelf on the rails and insert by fitting the tabs on the front rails. Accompanying parts become heavy and injury may occur as a result of foods and parts dropping. Notes Do not remove accompanying parts with foods stored. se Ca Three position adjustable shelf Removing Press in the front section, Pull up to remove. Food The front section and the back section. The compartment lamp cover will become hot. Shelves cannot be removed if some cases if the doors cannot be opened fully (more than 90¡). Do not leave the refrigerator doors open for a long time. Mounting Push in the front section into the back section, Back section Put in the right and left tabs as shownm, Tabs Pull the front section. Front section Removing Pull up to remove. Ice case Chilled case Removing Pull out to remove. Mounting Insert the case along the rail and close the door. Fit on rail and pull up Removing Pull out to remove. slightly Freezer cases Mounting Place the longer case on the left. Long Short the Mounting Place the tabs ofpushcase on the rails and in. Freezer case Tab Rail 15 Cleaning the refrigerator Clean your refrigerator periodically to avoid stubborn dirt build-up. Cleaning 1 2 3 4 5 Remove the power plug. Do not insert the power plug for 5 minutes once removed as this will cause burden on the refrigerator. Remove the shelves and pockets from the cabinet and door. Wash them in warm soapy water; rinse in clean water and dry. Clean the inside with a cloth soaked in warm soapy water. Then, use cold water to wipe off soapy water. Wipe the exterior with a soft cloth each time it is soiled. Clean the Magnetic door seal with a toothbrush and warm soapy water. Inspect the following when completed with cleaning: Is there any damage on the power cord or plug?(When in doubt, contact your dealer of purchase. ) Clean once a month Top of refrigerator Wash the top filter and filter cover with water and allow to dry in the shade. [. . . ] About 10% power consumption can be saved. 1 Select the "Night Mode" mark. 3 Select ON using the dial. To cancel operation Select OFF. Beep 3 Select ON using the dial. Beep 4 Press "CHOOSE/START". Beep Night Mode operation will start automatically as the area surrounding the refrigerator becomes dark. Beep The screen will turn off in about 5 seconds and Vacation Mode will start. Press "CHOOSE/START" Beep for more than 2 seconds. [. . . ]