HOW TO USE
պჳقप
HITACHI
REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER
̠γഒᓷϒьВ
ϻ۞ྫϕሑ
Six doors ˲۞ӜВ
Five doors ˤ۞ӜВ
Model ܮ༴
R-S57YMJ
R-S47YMJ
Model ܮ༴
R-SF60YMJ
R-SF46YMJ
R-SF56YMJ
Notice Before Use պ܉ڣ
Are the doors leveled? (
Pg. 11)
• Use the adjustable mounts to keep the door level.
Internal cleaning
• Clean with a wet soft cloth.
After the operation
• It may take more than 4 ~ 24 hours to fully cool.
• You may hear a loud operation sound but it is not a malfunction.
When using auto ice making (
Pg. 29)
• It may take 24 hours to make the ice for the first time.
Ŝ!ሑ۞֍ڟސҏቡጌэ̫ڑဘ!@Ğ!!!!!!11ࡲğ
Ć!ቜ պቡጌ༚ઠሑ۞э̫ڑဘĄ
Ŝ!଼୩ϕሑ˱
Ć! ٮᑆ௺ڟᐢੁݺĄ
Ŝ! ོזᕽݣ
Ć!໋ ϕሑ˱צΐ͈˷ѾܓढĂФढᄯࡌۆʰ4 ~ 24ˉढĄ
Ć!Ф ͼ˃ོڟᕽᒐĂծۨ୴લ୪ණĄ
Ŝ!պьყϕጠढĞ!!!!!!!29ࡲğ
Ć! ۑЩպढ͟ᄯࡌ24ˉढ˗ყѰϕีĄ
Please read this operation manual carefully and ensure ቜཏኧΏպჳقपĂྀ̾ΓሂպĄ
you use the appliance correctly. In particular, be sure պ܉Ăቜਜ਼ΆཏኧĶЊϒʰ˞٧๎ձķĄ
to read the “Safety Suggestions” section of this
ቜӂൡ۳႓ΏպჳقपჄ۳ඡपĄ
operation manual before use.
Please keep this operation manual along with your guarantee card.
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NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART
Ϩఋ˷ڟϪႎჄ͒
Refrigerator
compartment
)!!!!!!Qh/!27027!ࡲ*
MINUS-ZERO Cooling
The effect of cool air and the
Ѿᕠ݉ cool panel on the back
surface keeps every corner
of the refrigerator cooled.
.0°CѳຣѾᕠ
ѾࡳַࠧѾ͒ڟٖܓպϕሑ
ؚڟФՏ༣۳ݻѾܓĄ
Dew condensation may occur on the back surface
when the door is opened and closed frequently. If it is
undesirable, wipe off the condensation with a dry cloth.
Ꮬᒅଂሑ۞Ăϵࠧ୰ΡᛩĂ͟ੁ
ᐢੁݺĄ
Ice
compartment
ყϕ݉
)!!!!!!Qh/!3:03:!ࡲ*
Automatically makes and keeps ice cubes
just by filling the water supply container
with water.
Ӱ̫ࢇʣ൝̫ᇀ˱͟ьყϕ۳ІĄ
Select the ice size according to your preference.
Qh/!42
͟ӽᝐϕีˉ˃ڟĄ
42!ࡲ
Qh/!42
When you want to make ice quickly.
ݨػఀყϕढĄ
42!ࡲ
A series of ice making operation starts only after the
interior of the refrigerator is cooled sufficiently.
It may take more than 24 hours to make ice when you
use the ice compartment for the first time.
Illustrations in this manual
show the model R-SF60YMJ.
ᘰػЪպჳقᆺĂ
ቜັR-SF60YMJڟჳقĄ
ϕሑ˱ఋ͈˷Ѿ˗ݣܓזʙՁϖڟყϕጇѰĄ
ࡶЩպყϕ݉ყϕĂФ͟ᄯࡌය྆35ˉढڟढĄ
Vegetable
compartment
ሹَ۳ᔀ݉
)!!!!!!Qh/!39039!ࡲ*
Long lasting freshness with
moist and vitamins.
̾֎Ф۳ᑆĂ۳ᛖႰΡশڟ५!
Ăպ۳ᔀʨᅨĄ
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݉ڪ
)!!!!!!Qh/!32032!ࡲ*
X System ڪȥɏȭ
The effect of vacuum lowers the
oxygen level, prevents oxidation
and maintains antioxidant effect.
ސڪػѳॊॉҤුĂթ̥ࡵܢ
ॊ˽ծႰݻӪॊ˽ዘ͒झĄ
What is vacuum?
˧ᅄސڪĉ
ݾސڪϵʙڪ
˛ڟॉᐆѳֺػ
˃ڟॉᐆʨ!)˃ݾ
ॉᐆʨ*!ڑڟဘĄ
Upper
freezer
Home freeze to keep meats and fishes.
ઠధĂш˷ѿ۳ІĄ۳ܢࡵݻᔀ
ڟݙఀѾ࢝Ą
Use this freezer as a space for daily use small
frozen items such as freezing packs and airtight
containers.
̾͟ѰढܮˉڟѾ࢝ࡵڪܢĂЃѾ࢝
͓ཆĂઝఖ࣠ዢĄ
Refrigerator Compartment Ѿᕠ݉
16
Quick Cooling ӤఀѾᕠ
Vacuum Compartment )!݉ڪX System ڪȥɏȭ* 21
Freezer Compartment Ѿ࢝݉
25
Quick Freezing යఀѾ࢝
Low Temperature Freezer (Low temperature storage)
ѳຣѾ࢝!)ѳຣ۳Іğ
Vegetable Compartment ሹَ۳ᔀ݉
28
Ice Compartment ყϕ݉
29
How to Make Ice ყϕ̟ٲ
Large Ice Cube Making ყϕᎵጅ
How to Change the Settings of the
Automatic Ice Maker
˸ಲьყϕጠڟ௩࣠˱ס
How to maintain ۳ኴ
How to maintain (How to remove parts)
33
۳ኴ̟֣)!ٲਸ਼χ*ٲ̟ڟ
Care of the Water Supply Container
൝̫ᇀڟ۳ኴ
Care of the Automatic Ice Maker ьყϕጠڟ۳ኴ
Care of the Water Supply Pipe
൝̫႓ڟ۳ኴ
Cleaning the Ice Tray ყϕᇺ଼ᇓ
Eco Alarm/Optional ᑗ۳ਰᗗ0͟Ꮅχ
40
Lower
freezer
ʮᅹѾ࢝݉
(Quick Freezing)
)යఀѾ࢝݉*
)!!!!!!Qh/!36036!ࡲ*
3-level case to conveniently accommodate a large amount of food.
ϰФ4ᅹتઢĂ͟۳І˃࣠ුڐࡵڟĄ
Quick Freezing to preserve food taste. )!!!!!!!!!!Qh/!37*
37!ࡲ
යఀѾ࢝͟۳Іࠛ֨Ą
Troubleshooting? ވᄫʟฝĔ
What to do in these situations ढ
Before moving or transporting
Ćོढ
41
50
Specification ि
About non-CFC refrigerators
Фᘰႇ˽ϫڟڐϕሑ
54
Storable weight ͟Нঽුࡧܢࡵڟ
Specification ि
54
55
When in trouble Specification
ि
വΡੰᖠढ
When in trouble വΡੰᖠढ
How To Maintain
۳ኴ
ʰᅹѾ࢝݉
)!!!!!!Qh/!36036!ࡲ*
Making the Best Use of Your Refrigerator ٲ
How To Use
!ٲ
Vacuum is the state of a specific space filled with
gas having lower pressure than atmospheric pressure.
Safety Suggestions (Ensure to follow these precautions)
Њϒʰڟ٧๎ձĞቜਜ਼ΆᎳЈğ
4
Preparations ۑЩպढ
11
Control Panel Name of Each Part
14
Storage Compartment
ጇѰٖ!!!Ϩఋ˷ڟϪႎ!!!ᏽІ݉
Before use
պ!!܉
Vacuum
compartment
CONTENTS ά ! ! ! Ꮓ
Before use պ ܉
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SAFETY SUGGESTIONS Њϒʰڟ٧๎ձ
ቜਜ਼ΆᎳЈ
Ensure to follow these precautions
When using this appliance, personal harm, harm to other people, and also damage to property.
ߏʟթ̥Ϡࣛ֗պ͂֏ؖڱʡ̅అЙਜ਼ʰڟͶĂቜਜ਼ΆᎳЈ̾ʮձĄ
Ŝ The following pictographs categorize and explain the level of possible harm on damage
that may occur from ignoring suggestions resulting in missing the appliances.
̾ʮઠ̾ᆿΰ̟ВĂ˷̅ჳق؇ගᆿΰ˱࣠фჲढؚ୰ΡڟϠࣛჄͶുݙĄ
WARNING Suggestions headed by this pictograph indicate "There is high chance of serious injury or
death" if ignored.
ᚌҙ
ЪᆿΰᚽےΰĶ͟అЙЫʹؖࡒࡧฌ˞ྱഁ˱࣠ķĄ
CAUTION Suggestions headed by this pictograph indicate "There is a high chance of injury or damage
to property" if ignored.
٧๎
ЪᆿΰᚽےΰĶ͟വΡ֧ฌؖਜ਼Ͷ˞ྱഁ˱࣠ķĄ
Ŝ How the suggestions should be taken are indicated and categorized by the following symbols
accompanied by explanations. (The symbols below are examples)
̾ʮઠ̾ΰᆿΰ̟ВĂ˷̅ჳقᐖᎳЈ˱࣠ڟႍᘸĄĞ̾ʮߏΰᆿΰսğ
This symbol indicates something you must not do. (Prohibited)
ЪΰᆿΰߏĶ̥ķ˱࣠Ğቜ˼ઈї˞ձğĄ
This symbol indicates something you must do. (Compulsory)
ЪΰᆿΰߏĶ઼֙ķ˱࣠Ğቜਜ਼Άઈї˞ձğĄ
WARNING
ᚌҙ
Installation Њཆढ
Install earth leakage circuit breaker when installing the
refrigerator in a humid or damp environment.
ቜሂဂဂފϴĄ
Electrical leakage due to failure, etc. could result in electrical shock.
Make sure to contact the dealer for earthing installation. (
Pg. 13 )
ᓗѻϰވᄫąၓྫϰশфവΡᚉྫĄ
! ቜਜ਼Άਊ༄ኛ੦ઈїϴˎുĄĞ!!!!!!!!!!13!ࡲğ
Earth Connection
ϴሣ
Do not install the refrigerator in damp places or where
water may splash on.
ቜ˼௩༊ػᇘᑆ̫ؖା֗ڟؚĄ
Wetting Prohibited
This may impair electricity insulation causing electric shock or fire.
ᓗѻϰྫॉ൘ሢ˚Պф̕ਔᚉྫą̬ԮڟϠᏎĄ
̥ାᑆ
Take measures to prevent overturning of refrigerator due to earthquake, etc.
ਬဇϴኪ̈ഓԮࣛੈЁթ̥ᕚࢇ༊Ą
Overturning of the refrigerator could result in personal injury. (
ᓗѻϰᕚࢇф֧ฌĄĞ!!!!!!!!13 ࡲğ
Pg. 13 )
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Before use
պ!!܉
WARNING
ᚌҙ
Handling the power and power cable ྫປ̅ྫປྫሣ
Avoid usage that may cause the wall outlet or power cord
components to work beyond the specified voltage. Also do
not use power sources that are not a rated voltage current.
պढቜ˼ػನࣴؖሣዢ֎ڟᖞྫסĄ
ቜ˼պκᖞྫסᐆ̾ʹྫڟປĄ
Prohibited
If a power source is shared with other appliances, double or multipoint adapters may heat up beyond normal levels and cause fire.
Use a wall outlet rated above 15 ampere by itself.
࠷Ⴤ֏͂ྫዢನᏞցĂؖպʭನࣴĂϰ୴લവᇥфఅЙ̬ԮڟϠᏎĄ
ቜጿպᖞྫס15A̾ʰڟನࣴĄ
!
Do not do anything that may damage the power cord or plug.
ቜ˼ྫሣąನᏞকĄ
The power cord or plug should not be cut, modified, touched with hot implements,
bent by force, twisted, pulled, have heavy objects placed on it, squeezed by the
refrigerator, or be bound or tied up.
ቜ˼ྫሣ֧ą͑ˎąۖവᇥዢ֎ą઼ᜉТąӯТąӶą!
ࡸཷࡧڐąϕሑᐆўྫሣؖऒ༇ྫሣĄ
Using a damaged power cord may cause electric shock, short circuits, or fire.
ϵː֧ڑڟဘʮպढĂ̕വᚉྫą഻ą̬ԮڟϠᏎĄ
Prohibited
̥
Please consult with a retailer about the repair of the power cord or plug.
!
୩ྫሣąನᏞढĂቜ߁༄ኛ੦Ą
Safety Suggestions (Continue)
Њϒʰڟ٧๎ձ!Ğᙷᛉğ
̥
Connect the power plug firmly to a power outlet with the cord running down.
ઠྫನᏞྫڟሣϩʮĂઠನᏞሂဂྫನࣴ˱Ą
Connection of the power plug with the cord running up could apply stress on the cord and
cause electrical short or overheat, which could result in electrical shock or fire.
Incomplete connection of the power plug could result in electrical shock or fire due to heat.
ЃَྫನᏞ̟ϩߺ̆ನʣĂ൝ྫሣᅨ͑ࡒጊĂЙߏ഻ĂᚉྫĂਔ̬ࢨڟϰĄ
ЃَྫನᏞನ˚ڟઊӇϒĂʶઠЙߏϰᚉྫĂവᇥфዲ̬ԮࢨڟϰĄ
Do not insert or remove the power plug with wet hands.
ቜ˼ᇘᑆ̙ڟĂئਸ਼ನᏞĄ
This may result in electric shock.
വΡᚉྫࢨڟϰĄ
Wet Hands Prohibited
̥ᑆ̙
Clean the dust on the power plug frequently.
ቜסೈ଼ਸ਼ನᏞʰڟиĄ
Insulation failure from moisture when dust collects on the power plug may cause fire.
Unplug the power plug and wipe it with a dry cloth.
໋ನᏞંፖиढϰᑆॉфఅЙ൘ሢ˚ՊĂф̕ਔ̬ԮĄ
!!!!ቜئਸ਼ನᏞϔੁᐢੁݺĄ
Be sure to unplug the power plug before maintaining the refrigerator.
їϕሑ۳ኴĂቜਜ਼Άئ૬ನᏞĄ
Continued use may cause electric shock or injury. (
Pg. 33 )
Фᚉྫ֧ؖฌڟϠᏎĄĞ!!!!!!!33ࡲğ
Always hold the plug when unplugging it.
ቜઠನᏞሂဂૃڟನࣴ˱͎ئĄ
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SAFETY SUGGESTIONS Њϒʰڟ٧๎ձ
ቜਜ਼ΆᎳЈ
Ensure to follow these precautions
WARNING
ᚌҙ
During normal use ϵʙৡպڟٷʮ
Do not splash water on or inside the refrigerator.
ቜ˼̫ାᑆ̺Ⴤሑ˱Ą
This may impair electricity insulation causing electric shock or fire.
Wetting Prohibited
̥ାᑆ
ᓗѻϰྫॉ൘ሢ˚ф̕ਔᚉྫą̬ԮĄ
Do not put in things that may catch fire.
ቜ˼عʣ࣠ܢڐڟ̬̕ؾĄ
Benzine, ether, LP gas, thinner, adhesives may ignite an explosion.
ಮവٶąʚぞąLP!Ο಼ĆൃᚗଶąᔇൿዘവΡ̕ᗖڟϠᏎĄ
Prohibited
̥
Ŝ Do not put water containers on the refrigerator.
Ŝ!ቜ˼ઠҤ̫࣠ዢعϵϕሑʰĄ
Spilled water may impair insulation of electrical components causing faulty
electrical currents. This may result in electric shock or fire.
ᕚࢇ̫ڟఅЙྫॉχ൘ሢ˚ՊфവΡၓྫą̬ԮąᚉྫڟϠᏎĄ
Wetting Prohibited
̥ାᑆ
Ŝ Do not use flammable sprays near the refrigerator.
Ŝ!ϵۣۖቜ˼պ͟ጽؒᅢᘴܢĄ
Sparks from points of electrical contact such as door switches may ignite a fire.
ᓗѻϰሑ۞ᘰྫॉᔈ̕ਔ̕ۆ̬ڟവ̬ԮĄ
Prohibited
̥
Ŝ Do not put things on top of the refrigerator.
Ŝ!ቜ˼ϵϕሑʰع༊ܢڐĄ
Opening and closing doors etc. may cause things placed on top of the
refrigerator to fall resulting in injury.
ᓗѻϰఖሑ۞ĂఅЙܢڐ૬༣ф֧ฌĄ
Prohibited
̥
Ŝ!Drugs, chemicals, research and experimental substances
should not be stored in the refrigerator.
Ŝ!ቜ˼վ۳ІᗾؖܢደཐᆺĄ
Prohibited
Substances that require precise conditions for storage
cannot be stored in a domestic refrigerator.
Άᙒि႓୩ܢڐڟĂ˚͟۳Іࣳࣜػϕሑ˱Ą
̥
Ŝ Do not touch the machinery components of the
Automatic Ice Maker.
Ŝ!ቜ˼̙ᚉьყϕጠڟጠଡఋѝĄ
There is a danger of injury when the ice trays are rotating. (
ყϕᇺଋᕽढĂ̙֧ࣼؐฌĄĞ!!!!!!!!30 ࡲğ
Pg. 30 )
Contact Prohibited
̥ᚉ
Ŝ Do not hang on the doors or step up on the various compartments.
Ŝ!ቜ˼ᙚϵሑ۞ʰᅯᐛĂؖችϵНঽʰĄ
Injury may be caused by the refrigerator tipping over or hands getting caught
between doors.
ᓗѻϰᕚࢇĂҶ̙֗ݾф֧ฌĄ
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Concerning the refrigerant ( Be careful of the following related to the use of
flammable gas.)
ᘰػѾ౬ĞΥػސʙႍ͟ጽؒڟॉĂቜ٧๎̾ʮڟձĄğ
Prohibited
Since the refrigerant used is flammable, any leakage from the pipe inside the wall
̥
may cause ignition and explosion.
Υػպ͟ጽؒڟѾ౬Ă໋Ѿ౬ૃϕሑ˱ዩڟ႓ʹ߉ĂФਔ̬ăᗖߔڟϠᏎĄ
Ŝ!Allow clearance around the refrigerator when installing it. (
Ŝ!ϕሑֺڟቜ۳͈ݻཉڪڟĄĞ!!!!!!!23!ࡲğ
Pg. 12)
Leakage of the refrigerant may accumulate and cause ignition and explosion.
࠷Ѿ౬ʹ߉ڟݻٷᛉĂФਔ̬ăᗖߔڟϠᏎĄ
Ŝ!Do not damage the refrigerant circuit.
Ŝ!ቜ˼ฌϕሑڟѾܓ႓Ą
If you happen to damage the refrigerant pipe, stay away from the
refrigerator and avoid using fire and electrical appliances.
Ѿຯ႓ᖽढĂቜઠϕሑᄉᖔ̬ປծᓗѻպྫዢܢĄ
Should you damage the refrigerator, open the window to ventilate and contact your dealer or our repair reception desk.
႓ᖽढĂቜዑӤઠ۞ΈĂծჄ༄ኛ੦̠ؖγӬ˛̖ᒒ൜Ą
Ğ!!!!!!!ᘰوݣੵػਜ਼Ăቜኧჳقपࠧğ
Safety Suggestions (Continue)
Њϒʰڟ٧๎ձ!Ğᙷᛉğ
Ŝ Do not scratch or damage the main body of the refrigerator with a
sharp object such as screw.
Ŝ!˚̾͟ᒳ൛አҁ֘ܢڐฌϕሑΏĄ
Before use
պ!!܉
WARNING
ᚌҙ
Ŝ!Please consult your dealer or the Recycle Hotline (0800-085-717) of the Recycle
Centers in the Environmental Protection Administration when discarding the unit.
Ŝ Ѓᄯїᆀଣ୩ढĂቜᒒ൜༄ኛ੦ؖᑗ۳།ཥປϱН˛̖ટሣ!
)1911.196.828*Ăκ̿͂࢈їટ୩Ą
If the refrigerant is wet, it may cause ignition and explosion.
࠷Ѿ౬ʹ߉Фਔ̬ăᗖߔڟϠᏎĄ
Ŝ!Disconnect the power plug when replacing the interior light.
When the interior light is damaged, please contact either the manufacturer, the service
centre or person with required knowledge for replacing the light to avoid injury.
Ŝ!Use the specified interior light and insert it firmly.
Ŝ ԁಲ˱ఋጷپढĂቜئ૬ྫನᏞĄ
ጷپᖽढĂΥყఅᆅ੦و֏ؖਜ਼֎ؖФߺᘰཥिڟʡࢷ!
͑̾ԁಲ̾ᓗѻϠᏎĄ
Prohibited
̥
Ŝ ˱ڟסݾఋጷپА־ϴನʣĄ
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SAFETY SUGGESTIONS Њϒʰڟ٧๎ձ
ቜਜ਼ΆᎳЈ
Ensure to follow these precautions
WARNING
ᚌҙ
Ŝ!Do not use mechanical devices or other means to accelerate
the defrosting process, other than those recommended by
manufacturer.
Prohibited
Ŝ! ˚ુպҚࡳጠവᇥዢ֎ဇϕሑ˱ї͑ᇥф͑Ӥਸ਼ᓷĄ
̥
Ŝ! Do not use electrical appliances inside the refrigerator.
Ŝ!! ቜ˼ϵϕሑ˱ఋպྫዢܢĄ
If the refrigerant leaks, sparks on the contact may cause ignition and explosion.
ЃѾ౬ʹ߉Ăྫॉᔈؚ୰Ρۆ̬ڟĂФਔ̬ăᗖߔڟϠᏎĄ
Prohibited
̥
In case of emergency ʙФʮϖӜ
Ŝ!!Stop the refrigerator by unplugging it if it is not running
properly or broken.
Ŝ!! ໋୰୴ܢલވؖᄫढĂቜئ૬ನᏞོ̥ᕽĄ
Continue may cause electric shock or injury.
Фᚉྫ֧ؖฌڟϠᏎĄ
Always hold the plug when unplugging it.
ቜਜ਼ϵئਸ਼ನᏞढಫўನᏞĄ
Ŝ! Do not disassemble, repair, or modify your refrigerator.
Ŝ! ቜ˼ьї˷ཌą୩ąӽఅĄ
Injury may be caused by ignition of fire or faulty running.
ᓗѻവΡ̬ԮĂ୴લѰф֧ฌĄ
Please consult with a retailer if any repairs or disassembly are required.
! ᄯ˷ཌąႰढĂቜ߁༄ኛ̈́୩੦Ą
Dissassembly prohibited
̥˷ཌ
Ŝ! In the event of a flammable gas leak do not touch
refrigerator and open windows to let air flow.
Ŝ!͟ጽؒॉʹၓढĂ˼ᚉϕሑĂቜγ҉ଂ̘їಲॉĄ
Sparks from points of electrical contact such as door switches may ignite
explosions causing fire or burn injuries.
ᓗѻϰሑ۞ᘰྫॉᔈۆ̬ڟĂфവΡ̕ᗖą̬ԮąጻฌϠᏎĄ
When discarding the unit ᆀଣ˷ढ
Ŝ! Before discarding the unit or recycle, remove the door
packing to avoid the risk of an infant or children to be
entrapped inside.
Ŝ! ϵݟᆀଣڐϔΡ۳႓˞ᄬăϰФჲҨϵ˱˞༲Ă!
!ቜઠ۞ନ֥ضʮվĄ
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Before use
պ!!܉
CAUTION
٧๎
When moving or carrying Ćོढ
Ŝ! On a floor that is easily scratched do move the refrigerator using the wheels at its base.
Ŝ! ቜ˼ϵ࣠֘ؾฌڟϴٖʰպϕሑኈĄ
Prohibited
̥
Ŝ! Use the carrying handle when carrying it.
Ŝ ! ོढĂቜ̙̙ݻӰོĄ
Your hands may slip resulting in injury if you hold the refrigerator in other places apart from at the carry handles. (
࠷ԠФ̙ݻӰ̙Ă͟ϰ̙ф֧ฌĄĞ!!!!!!64!ࡲğ
More than 2 person should carry the refrigerator for safety reasons.
Carry it with the door facing upward; as shown in the illustration.
Never hang the handle with a crane.
ቜ2ʡ̾ʰ̙̙ݻӰོĄ
ོढቜЃΰৡઠሑ۞ʰĄ
! ቜ˚ࡌਔࡧጠϤਔӰ̙Ą
!
!
During Normal Use ϵʙৡպڟٷʮ
Ŝ Do not put bottles in the Door Baskets if they do not
sit properly on the bottom of the front section.
Ŝ!ቜ˼ϵය˃୭टڟᒁᄪϔฬʣ֏͂୭ᝬĄ
Forcing in items like large bottles may result in them getting tipped over, causing injury.
઼عʣය˃୭ट୭ݣĂϵఖሑ۞ढĂ͟ϰ૬༣ф֧ฌĄ
Pg. 53)
Safety Suggestions (Continue)
Њϒʰڟ٧๎ձ!Ğᙷᛉğ
The wheels may scratch the floor.
ᓗѻϰኈф֘ฌϴٖĄ
For a floor that may be easily scratched, lay a protective mat.
! ቜϵ࣠֘ؾฌڟϴٖʰኜʰ۳ᛖٖĄ
Prohibited
̥
Ŝ Do not have food items protruding over the front of the shelves.
Ŝ! ቜ˼ࡵ͎͏ܢᅹޜĄ
Injury may be caused from items like bottles getting knocked over.
ᓗѻϰྙ֗୭ᝬݣ૬༣ф֧ฌĄ
Prohibited
̥
Ŝ!Do not put the glass bottles in the freezer compartment.
ቜ˼ઠ୭˅عϵѾ࢝݉˱ཇĄ
Bottles may break from the contents freezing and cause injury.
˱࣠ڐൖ࢝պ୭˅কĂ֧࣠ؾฌĄ
Prohibited
̥
Ŝ!When two or more doors are being opened or another person is
using the refrigerator, make sure fingers don’t get caught.
Ŝ!ϣढଂʠ̾ʰڟሑ۞ढĂ͂֏ڱؖʡʶϵᚉϕሑढĂ!
!ቜሂჯ̙ސݾҏϕሑ۞ҶўĄ
Fingers may get caught in the spaces between doors causing injury.
ᓗѻ̙ݾ۞Ⴤ۞˞ڟᒁᄪؚҶฌĄ
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SAFETY SUGGESTIONS Њϒʰڟ٧๎ձ
ቜਜ਼ΆᎳЈ
Ensure to follow these precautions
CAUTION
٧๎
Ŝ! Do not stack or protrude any food storing in the descendible case.
Be sure to seal up any spillable food.
Ŝ! Be sure to attach the partitions and wire to the descendible case before use.
Ŝ! ༊ܢࡵعϵʮВ֥ۯढĂቜ˼ᅹᜒࡵ͎͏ܢࡵؖܢϵʹĂ!
!ቜაؖ۳ᔀাઝЁ࣠ؾຖܢࡵڟĄ
Ŝ! ྤᅹٖჄᛡ൛ЊཆݣĂ̟͟պʮВ֥ۯĄ
Prohibited
̥
Ŝ! Eo not hold the top of the doors when closing them.
Ŝ! ᘰتઢڟܮሑ۞ढĂቜ˼̙ݻʰ̟૰Ą
If you hold the top of a door when closing it you may get your fingers caught
or pinched causing injury.
ݸў۞ʰ̟ᘰتઢҶў̙֧ؾ࣠ݾฌĄ
Ŝ Foods and containers inside the freezer compartment
should not be touched with wet hands.
Ŝ! ቜ˼ᇘᑆ̙ڟᚉѾ࢝݉˱࣠ؖܢࡵڟዢĄ
This may cause frost injury. (Especially in the case of metal items)
ᓗѻ࢝ฌĄĞ̎֏ۜސᚴყ୰ܢğ
Prohibited
̥
Contact
Prohibited
̥ᚉ
Ŝ! Do not have your feet too close when opening
the bottom door of the refrigerator .
Ŝ! ଂశᅹڟሑ۞ढĂቜ˼༚ኬۖϕሑĄ
When opening this door you may hit the in step or other parts
of your feet resulting in injury.
ᓗѻϵଂሑ۞ढĂᚉ֗༚ф֧ฌĄ
Prohibited
̥
Ŝ Do not eat food that smells strange or has changed color.
Ŝ! ቜ˼ࡵФ୴֨ĂːᝐѓܢࡵڟĄ
Bad foods may cause serious sickness.
ᓗѻϰࡵܢႻଁф̕വॽॾĄ
Prohibited
̥
Ŝ Do not put your hands under the base surface of
the refrigerator.
Ŝ!ቜ˼ઠ̙ѪʣϕሑʮĄ
When cleaning, putting your hands under the base surface of the
refrigerator may result in injury by cutting them on sheet metal parts.
Prohibited
̥
଼୩ढઠ̙ѪʣϕሑʮढĂ͟ᛡٖసฌĄ
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PREPARATIONS ۑЩպढ
Prevents sound, vibration and doors hanging downwards
թ̥͎୪۞ʮܭąዡࡱąኪ
Before use
պ!!܉
Adjusting the refrigerator legs to keep it level
ቡ༚ઠ;͡ሑ۞ї̫ס־
To remove the mount cover, hold both ends and pull it towards to you applying some force.
Turn both adjustable mounts to lower them and fix the refrigerator.
ʮଋᕽ;͡႒ڟቡ༚Ă̫̾ػס־ϴĄ
Turn the left and right adjustable mounts so they come down and make contact with the floor.
This will hold the refrigerator level.
;͡ڟቡ༚ઠϕሑ۞͡;ڟቡጌЙ̫ڑڟဘĄ
Insert the pins (left and right) of the mount cover into the mount holes.
ઠࣴა͚ှĞ;͡ğನʣЊཆ̌˱Ą
Adjustable mounts
ቡ༚
Mounting holes
Њཆ̌
The door step indicates 1mm for a turn.
Use this index to turn the adjustable mount.
It could take some days (1~5 days) until the refrigeration fits the floor and the door is finally parallel.
Pins
͚ှ
!
!
Mount cover
ࣴა
The right door is lower
͡ܭʮढ
Lower the left adjustable mount.
ѳ;ڟቡ༚
The left door is lower
;ણܭʮढ
Lower the left adjustable mount
ѳ;ڟቡ༚
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Safety Suggestions (Continue)
Њϒʰڟ٧๎ձ!Ğᙷᛉğ
̙ࣴݻა֍ڟ႒Ăʨϩ܉ϔˠ֣̾ਸ਼Ą
ቡ༚ԐЩଋᕽුڟĂ1࠘ߺ࣯1mmĄ
ϕሑჄϴٖ˞ယယڑྀ̫֗ڟဘĂ!
ᄯࡌ˃࠘1Ƃ5̈Ą
The left door is lower
;ܭʮढ
Lower the right adjustable mount.
ѳ͡ڟቡ༚
The right door is lower
͡ણܭʮढ
Lower the right adjustable mount
ѳ͡ڟቡ༚
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PREPARATIONS ۑЩպढ
A refrigerator is not something that "increases the freshness" of food. At best "a brake that some degree will slow down food going bad" is al
operation manual closely and take care to use your refrigerator correctly so you can keep foods at their best.
ϕሑ˚ސվĶಪܢࡵهᔀݙķ˞Ăфސվၾ͟ѳࡵܢᔀ֧ݙ˞ĄቜັݸጇѰჳقपסΓሂպĂ!!ծੈ
Installation location Њ ཆ ؚ
The floor should be sturdy and flat.
־ą̫ڟϴٖĄ
In the following places, place a hard board of approximately
1cm thick under the refrigerator to cover the whole portion of
the bottom face.
Put some kind of sturdy boarding on the floor if the refrigerator leans
to one side, in the case of carpets that may change color from heat
exposure, or flooring and vinyl chloride floor cover. (The temperature
of the floor surface may reach 50-60°C in summer.)
The refrigerator could incline on a flexible and fragile floor.
̾ʮڟϫĂࡌઠ2᱕нڟܔൖဂٖ̣ڟኜϵϕሑڟʮĄ
! ቜϵ͟ዲϕሑϰᇥфᝐѓؖᝐӜڟڑϴ೧ąွွнą
อሲϴٖʰኜ௩ีٖڟ־Ą!
)ࣇןढĂϴٖڟຣ͟ݙྀ50Ƃ60°CĄ*
! ࠷ϴٖ˚ઊ־Ăቜϵϴٖʰኜ௩ีٖڟ־Ăҏ܌ϕሑ
ᕚࢇĄ
A location away from direct sunlight and
heat is recommended.
ഒᇥປą˚ڢັ෨ώ˞Ą
This will reduce adverse effects to refrigerating power and keep
electricity costs down.
Direct sunlight will cause discoloration to the plastic parts of the
refrigerator.
թ̥ѳѾܓʨĂఅЙྫʨڟॏĄ
ڢ෨ώʶఅЙఋϋอटᝐѓĄ
A location is not damp and has good air
flow.
˚ᇘᑆąࡳչ˞Ą
This will reduce rusting and help keep electricity costs down.
թ̥ΡᚚĄʶթ̥ྫʨڟॏĄ
It takes about 4 hours
to fully cool down after
the power is on.
ྀ͈֗˷ѾܓढĂᄯࡌ
ۆʰ࠘!5ˉढĄ
A minimum of 1cm on both sides and 5cm above.
;͡э̍2dn̾ʰĂʰ̟ߏ6dn̾ʰĄ
The refrigerator releases heat in order to keep the food cold. For efficient cooling,
allow enough space around the refrigerator.
Dimension of the center part of the side of the main body is slightly larger than the
displayed dimension. Extra dimension should thus be allowed when installing the
refrigerator for better radiation efficiency.
The back of the refrigerator can be placed next to a wall; but if there is a vibrating
sound or the wall color blackens (this is caused by the air around the compressor),
then move the refrigerator away.
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ΥػϕሑސվѾᕠࡵܢĂϰЪૃֺಹᇥĄ࠷ࡌФझവಮѾᕠझَĂ܌
ቜֺ۳Ф͈ཉڪڟĄ
Ώ˛͵̨ΰ̏ˈി˃ĂߏʟಪಹᇥझĂቜລరྲྀཉڟЊཆ̏ˈĄ
ᓶഓࠧථዩĂѮ͎୪ኪࡱڱؖዩԅᝐฃढĞ֧֗ᐆᑻጠ්ᘞڪڟॉؚ
ᆇᛪğĂቜϕሑᄉᖔዩĄ
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Do not tear off the sticker
at the back.
It may result in inefficiency
of coldness.
ቜ˼ઠࠧڟᆿථᆨ૬Ą
ዲϕሑѾܓझᝐ!
ࣵĄ
Sticker
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d" is all it is. Please follow the
Before use
պ!!܉
To prepare for an earthquake ϴኪဇൊ
Ă!!ծੈЁኌ໋ܢࡵڟ႓୩Ą
Pass the belt through the handles (in two places) on the
back and fix the refrigerator to the sturdy wall and poles.
Four screws supplied
͓ނ5ٛᒳ൛
ઠΪળࠎ྆ࠧӰ̙Ğ2ğĂϔڟ־ػס־ᑓዩޘ̛ؖʰĄ
We recommend using a safety belt to guard against the risk of the
refrigerator overturning.
Belt
ળ˅
5cm above
ʰ̟ߏ6dn̾ʰ
ݚᚊպթ̥ϕሑࢇᕚટΪળĄĶթ̥ϕሑࢇᕚટΪળķ
ĞᎵᓊܢğχܮ༴!!!R-826CV 300 × 2ཏ˱࣠ቜ߁ཚ༄ኛĄ
About Grounding ϴ Ѱ ˞ ဂ ފ
It is recommended to ground the refrigerator to prevent possible electrical
shock and noise interference.
Make sure to ground the appliance especially in the following places.
Damp place such as earth floor or wash place.
Humid place such as basement.
ߏʟթ̥ᚉྫჄᖕࡱ˓ᔙĂݚᚊૌဂފϴѰĄ̎֏ސஒϫ̾ʮ
ٷढĂቜਜ਼ΆဂފϴĄ
!
௩༊ػˀቴϴ଼ؚؖढĄ
!
௩༊ػϴʮ݉ᇘᑆؚढĄ
Preparations (Continue)
ۑЩպढ!Ğᙷᛉğ
"Safety belt against overturning for refrigerators" (option) Part number
R-826CV 300 x 2. Contact your dealer for details.
When there is an earth terminal Фϴ႒˅ढ
Minimum of 1cm or
above on both side
;͡э̍2dn̾ʰ
Connect the earth wire to the earth connection screw on the lower left of
the rear surface (
mark) and the earth terminal on the power outlet.
“Earth wire (2.5m)” (accessory) Part No. NW-60R6 052.
ቜઠϴሣ;ࠧػʮڟϴЊཆᒳ൛Ğ!!!! ஒ༴ğჄನࣴʰڟ
ϴ႒˅ʰĄĶሣĞ2.5mğķ
Ğ Ꮅᓊܢğχܮ༴NW-60R6 052Ą
When there is no earth terminal ഒϴ႒˅ढ
Consult with your dealer for grounding (Type D grounding, to be charged).
ቜਊ༄ኛ੦ဂϴˎു!ĞʛႍϴˎുĆᄯ̿ğĄ
The refrigerator can be connected
to an exclusive wall outlet soon
after it is installed.
Connected to an exclusive wall outlet.
ЊཆݣನʣટನࣴʰĄ
ػટನࣴʰĄ
Power 110V Rated 15A or more.
ྫປ221Ƞᖞྫס26B̾ʰĄ
When installing the refrigerator in a particularly
damp place ௩༊ػᇘᑆؚढ
It is mandatory to install an earth leakage circuit breaker as well
as grounding. Consult with your dealer for further information.
ਸ਼ʟဂފϴ˞ʹĂᓙ֎Ф௩༊ၓྫኍᔞዢԅڟ༎ਜ਼Ąཏ˱࣠
ቜ߁ཚ༄ኛĄ
Screws
ϴЊཆᒳ൛
Earth terminal
ϴ႒˅
Earth line
(Copper wire with diameter
of 1.6mm)
ϴሣ!)ᄛሣࣷڢ1.6mm*
Must not connect ˚͟ڟϴ̟
Water pipe (Danger of electric shock)
Gas pipe (Danger of explosion)
Telephone line or the earth of lighting rod
(Danger when lighting)
! ьվ̫႓ĞФᚉྫڟϠᏎğ
! Ο಼႓!!!!ĞФᗖߔڟϠᏎğ
! ྫབྷሣؖᓗྪਬڟϴĞΈྪढവΡϠᏎğ
ŏ! If you wish to install the refrigerator in a hot spring area exposed to sulfide gas, you may need to apply anti-rust treatment
to the piping. Contact your dealer in advance. Failure caused by gas damage will not be covered under guarantee.
ŏ!!࠷ЊཆػФஅ˽ڐ୰͎ڟຣϴĂФᄯࡌဇ႓їթᚚ୩ढĂቜྱϑჄڟסݾ༄ኛ੦ᒒ൜Ą
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CONTROL PANEL NAME OF EACH PART STORAGE COMPARTMENT
ጇѰٖ!!!Ϩఋ˷ڟϪႎ!!!ᏽІ݉
Internal Control Panel
ϕሑ˱ጇѰٖ
To set the temperature of refrigerator and freezer compartment
!Ѿᕠַ݉Ѿ࢝݉ຣݙ௩ס
• Refrigerator compartment Ѿᕠ݉! (
Pg. 16/16ࡲ*
• Freezer compartment
Ѿ࢝݉! (
Pg. 25/25ࡲ*
To select the Large Ice Cube Making
!ყϕᎵጅ௩ס
• To select "normal/large" ice cube. (
Pg. 31*
! ᎵጅņલƟ˃ᓻŇϕีĄ (
31ࡲ*
• To stop automatic ice making function. (
Pg. 32*
! ̥ьყϕጠĄ (
32ࡲ*
Cleaning the ice maker
!ყϕጠ଼ᇓ
• ȡifo!dmfbojoh!uif!bvupnbujd!jdf!nblfs. (
! ଼ьყϕጠढ!Ą (
38ࡲ*
Pg. 38*
One Touch Panel ۞ʰጇѰٖ
To switch the mode of refrigerator, freezer and ice compartment.
!˸ಲѾᕠ݉ĂѾַ࢝݉ყϕ݉ڟᇁВĄ
Quick Cooling
!ӤఀѾᕠ
• To cool the food and drinks quickly. (
! ӤఀѾᕠࡵַܢܢĄ (
20ࡲ*
Pg. 20*
Vacuum Compartment
)!݉ڪX System!ڪȥɏȭ*
• ȡifo!tfuujoh!uif!wbdvvn!dpnqbsunfou!gvodujpo. (
! ˸ಲ݉ڪ௩סढĄ (
23ࡲ*
Quick Freezing
යఀѾ࢝
• Up!gsff{f!uif!gppe!rvjdlmz/ (
! යఀѾ࢝ࡵ!ڐĄ (
26ࡲ*
Pg. 23*
Pg. 26*
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(
(
Pg. 29/29ࡲ)
Pg. 16/16ࡲ)
Control Panel Name of Each Part Storage Compartment
ጇѰٖ!!!Ϩఋ˷ڟϪႎ!!!ᏽІ݉
Refrigerating foods
The temperature of door pocket is slightly high.
Ѿᕠࡵܢ
ሑ۞༊ޜڐьʰےຣݙф͎୪࠷˓̀ڟٷĄ
Store the ice cube made by auto ice
making function.
ઠьყϕጠؚყఅڟϕีᏽᕠĄ
Small-item storage case
Egg case
Upper freezer
Lower freezer
ʰᅹѾ࢝݉
ʮᅹѾ࢝݉
(
Before use
պ!!܉
Refrigerator compartment (About 2°C~6°C)
Ѿᕠ݉!(࠘2°C~6°C)
Ice compartment (About -20°C~-18°C)
ყϕ݉!(࠘-20°C~-18°C)
(About 0°C~4°C)
ˉχ!!!!ܢڐᏽ
(࠘0°C~4°C)
(
Pg. 17/17ࡲ)
Pg. 25/25ࡲ)
Small sized chilled foods.
Eggs also can be stored.
͟ІܮˉعϕຣࡵܢĄ
ʶ͟ІعᖘĄ
Store frozens foods, ice-cream
and dried foods.
ᏽІѾ࢝ࡵܢĂϕଽା̅ੁුĄ
Vacuum compartment
(About -1°C~3°C)
)!݉ڪY!Tztufn!ڪȥɏȭ*
Low temperature freezer (Below -20°C)
ѳຣѾ࢝ (-20°C̤ʔ)
(
(࠘-1°C~3°C)
(
Pg. 21/21ࡲ)
Pg. 27/27ࡲ)
Lower temperature of this compartment
keeps fresh taste of frozen food longer.
ڟ݉ڪѳຣ̾͟ԁʴႰݻѾ࢝
ࡵڟܢᔀ֨ཾĄ
Vegetable compartment
(About 3°C~7°C)
ሹَ۳ᔀ݉!(࠘3°C~7°C)
(
Pg. 28/28ࡲ)
Fresh food like meats and seafood.
ᔀࡵܢЃш㓌̅ॕᔀ㓌Ą
The effect of vacuum and antioxidant vitamin
prevent oxidation and maintains antioxidant effect.
(Some vegetables and fruits can also be stored in
this compartment to gain the effect of vacuum.)
̅ڪӪॊ˽ႰΡশ̾͟ѳॊॉҤුĂթ̥!
ࡵܢॊ˽ծႰݻॊ˽ዘ͒झĄ
)ޚղᏽІϵַَ̫ڟ˛݉ڪሹඊʶ͟ૃ!ڪ
ᑗᑕউĄ*
Vegetable, fruits, drink
ሹඊĂَ̫Ăट
The temperature shown is an indication only.
It fluctuates depending on the operating conditions.
ຣݙΰฉռуĂဂᄬຣ͟ݙᏍོᕽᑗ
ʰʮٰĄ
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REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT (2°C~6°C) Ѿᕠ݉
Single Door Type ۞ Ӝ В (R-S57YMJ R-S47YMJ)
Descendible case
ʮВ֥ۯ
(
Pg.19/19!ࡲ*
When you want to cool the food quickly. (
Lower shelf
ѳᅹޜ
Pg.20/20!ࡲ*
ػӤఀѾܢࡵܓढĄ
Height adjustable
pocket
͟ቡВ༊ޜڐ
Quick cooling corner
ӤఀѾᕠ
Height adjustable shelf
͟ቡВᅹޜ
Door pocket (upper)
༊)ޜڐʰᅹ*
Height can be adjusted
according to food size.
Door pocket (lower)
༊)ޜڐʮᅹ*
͟ϫࡵܢቡጌݙĄ
Fixed shelf
ס־ᅹޜ
Put the egg stand. (14pcs)
͟ཆʣޜĄ (14)
Internal control panel
Ѿᕠ݉˱ጇѰٖ
Pull-out shelf
͟Вᅹޜ
Door pocket (left)
༊*;)ޜڐ
Door basket
࣠ዢ༊ޜڐ
Small-item storage case
ˉχܢڐ
Egg case ᏽ
With egg stand (10pcs) ۣ( ޜ10)
R-S47YMJ (6pcs / 6)
Reversible shelf
ᕚᕽВᅹޜ
Vacuum compartment
!!݉ڪ
)Y!Tztufn!ڪȥɏȭ*
(
Pg. 21/21ࡲ*
Twin Door Type ᖖ ۞ Ӝ В (R-SF60YMJ R-SF56YMJ R-SF46YMJ)
When you want to cool the food quickly.
Lower shelf
ѳᅹޜ
Descendible case
ʮВ֥ۯ
(
ػӤఀѾܢࡵܓढĄ (
Pg.20/20!ࡲ*
Quick cooling corner
ӤఀѾᕠ
Height adjustable
shelf
͟ቡВᅹޜ
Pg. 19/19ࡲ*
Fixed door pockets
࣠ס־ዢ༊ޜڐ
Height adjustable
pockets (2 levels)
͟ቡВ༊)!ޜڐ3ᅹ*
Egg stand
ޜ
Internal control panel
Ѿᕠ݉˱ጇѰٖ
Reversible shelf
ᕚᕽВᅹޜ
Swing partition
ଋᕽྤٖ
(
Pg. 18/18ࡲ*
Double door basket (left)
࣠ዢ༊*;)!ޜڐ
Pull-out shelf
͟Вᅹޜ
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Double door basket
(right)
࣠ዢ༊!*͡)!ޜڐ
Fixed shelf
ס־ᅹޜ
Small-item storage case
ˉχܢڐ
Egg case ᏽ
With egg stand (10pcs) ۣ( ޜ10)
R-SF46YMJ (6pcs / 6)
Vacuum compartment
!!݉ڪ
)Y!Tztufn!ڪȥɏȭ*
(
Pg. 21/21ࡲ*
3/25/09 9:57:27 AM
(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
Pull-out Shelf ͟Вᅹޜ
Small-item Storage Case Egg Case
ˉχ!!!!ܢڐᏽ
Note
Small-item storage case Egg case
ˉχ!!!ܢڐᏽ
Hold the handle and
slowly pull out and
push in the pull-out
shelf. The wire may be deformed or came off if the shelf
is pushed in while holding the wire.
Be sure to attach the wire of the pull-out shelf before use.
Otherwise, food may drop and could result in injury.
Do not place food at the back of the pull-out shelf. The
refrigerator door, shelf or food may be damaged if the
door is closed without pushing in the shelf completely.
Egg stand
ޜ
ڣձ
How To Use
!ٲ
ಫўӰ̙ယယϴ͎̅૰ʣ͟ВᅹޜĄЃَಫ
ўᛡ൛૰ʣᅹޜĂᛡ൛ᝐӜʹؖᛩĄ
ྤᅹٖڟᛡ൛ЊཆݣĂ̟͟պ͟ВᅹޜĄ!
ҏܢࡵ܌૬ʮ͟ዲ֧ฌĄ
ቜ˼ϵ͟Вᅹݣޜ༊ܢࡵعĄЃϵԠФӇϒ
૰ʣᅹڟޜٷʮᘰఖሑ۞Ăዲሑ۞ăᅹ
ޜăࡵܢᖽĄ
When the egg stand is turned over, it can be used for small
sized chilled food.
! ޜᕚ͟܌ݣػІܮˉعѾᕠࡵܢĄ
Caution
Push in the vacuum compartment case, small-item storage case, pull-out shelf and descendible case before closing the refrigerator
door. Otherwise, the refrigerator door, case or food may be damaged.
Do not place food containing liquid, especially canned beverages, in front of the air blow opening as they may freeze up and
damaged.
٧๎ձ
Shelves and pockets position can be adjusted according to the size of food and drinks. Remove the stored
items before adjusting the shelves.
ᅹ̅ޜ༊͟ޜڐϫࡵˉ˃ܢїቡጌĄቡጌᅹޜढĂቜϑઠᏽᕠܢࡵڟ͎Ą
Height Adjustable Shelf
Lower Shelf
͟ቡВᅹ!!!!!!ޜѳᅹޜ
1 Remove by slightly lift up the back of the shelf and pull forward.
2 Align the shelf with the desired position and push it in until it
makes contact with the back of the compartment.
1 ૃཇӰᅹޜി์طĂݣ͎܉౷֥͎͟Ą
2 ቡጌݣݙĂઠᅹޜನэϕሑ͚ှĄ
Ѿ ᕠ ݉Ğᙷᛉğ
!
Shelves and pockets are adjustable ᅹ ̅ ޜ༊ ͟ ޜ ڐቡ ጌ
Refrigerator Compartment (Continue)
ᘰϕሑ۞܉ቜਜ਼Ά૰ʣ݉ڪăˉܢࡵܮНᕠă͟Вᅹ̅ޜʮВ֥ۯĄЃϵԠФ૰ʣڟ
ٷʮᘰఖሑ۞Ăዲሑ۞ăܢࡵؖᖽĄ
ቜ˼ઠ̫˷ྲྀϻܢࡵڟĂ५ѿސᝬཆटعϵѾࡳʿ܉ĂЃَൖ࢝ዲᖽĄ
Reversible Shelf ᕚᕽВᅹޜ
1
2
1
2
Remove by slightly lift up the shelf.
Turn over and set at either top or bottom level.
Ӱᅹޜി์ط౷֥͎͟Ą
ӰᅹޜᕚᕽݣĂס־ϵʰᅹؖʮᅹڟѝ༊Ą
As a normal shelf
Ѱʙৡᅹޜ
Pattern 1
ೡВ2
Pattern 2
ೡВ3
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REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT Ѿᕠ݉
Height Adjustable Pockets ͟ቡВ༊ޜڐ
Height can be adjusted according to the height of the food item.
(How to remove door pockets, refer to
Pg. 35)
͟ϫࡵܢݙቡጌѝ༊Ą!Ğ֣ਸ਼༊!!!!!!!ٲ̟ڐ46!ࡲ*
Single Door Type ۞ӜВ
Upper Setting
Њཆ֗ʰ
Lower Setting
Њཆ֗ʮ
350mL cans will fit into top level.
500mL pet bottles will fit into bottom level.
ʰᅹ͟ཆʣ350mLᝬć
ʮᅹ͟ཆʣ500mL۳५୭Ą
500mL cans will fit into top level.
500mL cans will fit into bottom level.
ʰᅹ͟ཆʣ500mLᝬć
ʮᅹ͟ཆʣ500mLᝬĄ
Remove by lifting while lightly tapping
the bottom surface at both ends.
ᄆᄆိΈ;͡Ăϔطˠ֣̾ਸ਼Ą
Twin Door Type ᖖ۞ӜВ
Pull the levers on both sides
and lift up using both hands.
ᖖ̙Ӱ̙ծϩʰطਔĄ
After the position is adjusted,
push the pocket down using
both hands.
ቡጌѝ༊ݣĂᖖ̙Ӱ!
༊ޜڐ૰ʮĄ
Note
Remove the stored items before adjusting the height. Otherwise, food may drop and could result in injury.
Be sure to check if the pocket is fixed securely after adjusting the height. Improper installation may cause the pocket to drop
and result in injury.
Do not put lubricating oil onto the spring on the knob of the height adjustable pockets. (The spring is stainless steel.)
Otherwise, it may cause the plastic to break.
ڣձ
ቡጌݙढĂቜϑઠᏽᕠڐࡵڟ͎Ăҏܢࡵ܌૬ʮ͟ዲ֧ฌĄ
ቜሂס༊ޜڐЊཆס־Ăҏ܌༊ޜڐ૬ʮ͟ዲ֧ฌĄ
ቜ˼ϵ͟ቡВ༊ڟޜڐଋූʰڟᆆᕋ٧ʣᇜٶĄ
Ğᆆᕋʝ˚ᚚᏁĄğ
ҏ܌Ăอटଋූ͟কĄ
Swing Partition (Twin Door Type Only) ଋᕽྤٖĞͫФᖖ۞ӜВğ
To open the door ۞ढ
Swing partition
ଋᕽྤٖ
When the right door is open, do not hold the swing partition
to open the left door.
! ͡۞ڟൿढĂቜ˼ಫўଋᕽྤٖվΈ;۞ڟĄ
To close the door ᘰ۞ढ
Swing partition
ଋᕽྤٖ
Do not close the door when the swing partition folds
out.
! ቜ˼ϵଋᕽྤٖᓙΐဧᜒਔվढᘰఖሑ۞Ą
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Descendible Case ʮВ֥ۯ
The case can be pulled down so that food can be stored and taken out easily at a lower position.
˅͟ʮ̾ԁ̟ૃۯѳ༊ܢࡵ͎֥̅عĄ
When pulling out ͎ढ
When pushing in ૰ʣढ
Hold the handle and slowly pull out
towards you.
Hold the handle and slowly push in
until the end.
ಫўӰ̙ယယϴ͎܉Ą
ಫўӰ̙ယယϴ૰ʣэཇĄ
Caution
٧๎ձ
ቜ˼ಫӰ̙̾ʹڟϴ̟ؖψ֏ᙚ૮ϵᅹޜʰĂዲ˅૬ʮؖᖽĄ
ቜ˼ϵʮВ֥ۯٷڑڟ͎ʮᘰఖሑ۞Ăዲ˅ܢࡵؖᖽĂؖͅሑ۞͘ػᘰఖڑဘĄ
Storing Food Нঽࡵܢ
When the case is pulled out, food stacked on top may drop and damage.
͎ढ͟ͅᅹᜒϵʰܢࡵڟ૬ʮфዲᖽĄ
Do not let food protruded out of
the case.
When the case is pulled out, food protruded out of the case may
drop and damage.
ቜ˼ࡵ͎͏ܢϵʹĄ
͎ढ͟ͅ͏͎ϵʹܢࡵڟ૬ʮфᖽĄ
Wire Partition Be sure to attach the partitions
ᛡ ൛ ྤ ᅹ ٖ and wire to the descendible case
ྤᅹٖჄᛡ൛ЊཆݣĂ̟͟պ
ʮВ֥ۯĄ
͎̅૰ʣढ͟ͅࡵܢ૬ʮфᖽĄߏѻࡵܢ૬
ʮؖชࢇĂቜਜ਼ΆЊཆྤᅹٖ̅ᛡ൛Ą
Seal the food containing any
spillable contents with a lid or
plastic wrap.
When pulling out or pushing in the case, food may spill out.
͎̅૰ʣढ͟ͅࡵܢຖ͎Ą
࣠ؾຖ͎ܢࡵڟᄯაؖ۳ᔀ
াઝЁĄ
Height of Storable Food ͟Нঽܢࡵڟݙ
Front side
܉
Inner side
˱
Install position of the second partition
ʠีྤᅹٖڟЊཆѝ༊
17.5cm
500ml
can/ᝬ
350ml
can/ᝬ
13cm
Please follow the height of storable food.
The ceiling of the refrigerator is lower at the inner side. As indicated
in the figure on the left, do not let food protruded out of the case
when storing food.
! ቜᎳЈ͟НঽࡵڟܢݙĄ
Ѿᕠ݉ڟథఋ˱ിѳĄЃ;ؚΰĂНঽࡵܢढቜ˼
ࡵ͎͏ܢϵʹĄ
Ѿ ᕠ ݉Ğᙷᛉğ
!
before use.
When pulling out or pushing in the case, food may drop and
damage. Be sure to attach the partitions and wire to prevent food
from falling or topple over.
Refrigerator Compartment (Continue)
Do not stack food.
ቜ˼ᅹᜒࡵܢĄ
How To Use
!ٲ
Do not hold any place other than the handle or let it hang on the shelf. The case may come off or damaged.
Do not close the refrigerator door while the descendible case is pulled out. The case or food may be damaged or the door
may not be shut properly.
Caution
If tall food is stored at the inner side behind the second partition, its case or the food may be damaged.
٧๎ձ
ЃઠФߺ໋ܢࡵڟݙНঽ֗ʠีྤᅹูٖڟݣĂ͟ዲ˅ַࡵܢᖽĄ
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REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT Ѿᕠ݉
When you want to refrigerate food or drinks fast.
ػӤఀϕᖊࡵؖܢटढĄ
Put the items in the quick
cooling corner.
ઠࡵعܢʣӤఀѾᕠ
˱Ą
(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
One Touch Panel ۞ʰጇѰٖ
Quick Cooling ӤఀѾᕠ
Press "Quick Cooling".
ݸʮĶ ӤఀѾᕠķݸᓤĄ
"Quick Cooling" will finish
automatically in
approximately 45 minutes.
࠘ 45 ˷ ᚘĶ Ӥ ఀ Ѿ ᕠ ķ
ོᕽьӇЙĄ
The quick cooling corner is the
highest level shelf in the fresh food
compartment. (
Pg. 16)
To stop this function before
it is completed press "Quick
Cooling" again.
ӤఀѾᕠѝػѾᕠ݉ڟశ!
ʰᅹĄĞ!!!!!!16ࡲğ
˛ఊଭ̥ढĂቜϔݙ
ݸʮĶ ӤఀѾᕠķݸᓤĄ
Light ON when pressed
ݸʮݣΰጷ۫ጷ
Height adjustable
shelf
͟ቡВᅹޜ
Light OFF when pressed
ݸʮݣΰጷၫጷ
Food can be cooled much faster by positioning it as shown in the diagram.
ࡵعܢϵ˛ѝ༊ढĂ͟ԁӤఀڟѾܢࡵܓĄ
Caution
Never place any food contains a lot of water or beverage cans in front of the supply opening as they may freeze and subsequently
explode.
Push in the slide case of the vacuum compartment or the small-item storage case before closing the refrigerator compartment door.
If the door is closed while the slide case is pulled out, the door, case and/or food may be damaged.
٧๎ձ
Ҥ̫ϋܢࡵڟჄᝬཆटൖ࢝ؾ࣠ݣ୰ΡকĂቜ˼عϵѾࡳʿ܉Ą
ϑ૰ʣܢࡵܮˉؖ݉ڪНᕠڟĂഓݣϔᘰఖϕሑሑ۞ҏؾ࣠܌ฌሑ۞ăַƟܢࡵؖĄ
Internal Control Panel
ϕሑ˱ጇѰٖ
Refrigerator Compartment Dial Ѿ ᕠ ݉ ଋ ූ
MAX
Approximately 1 ~ 3°C lower than
"MID"!
̨ņ˛Ň࠘ѳ 1Ƃ3°C
MID
Around 2 ~ 6°C
࠘2Ƃ6°C
MIN
Approximately 1 ~ 3°C higher than
"MID"
̨ņ˛Ň࠘ 1Ƃ3°C
When the dial is set to “MAX” or “MIN”, the temperature of the vacuum compartment or the small-item storage case changes accordingly.
The temperature of the door pocket / basket will be slightly higher than the temperature shown above.
Usually set the dial to “MID”. The temperature may slightly vary depending on the operating conditions.
The table above shown the target temperatures in stable condition when the surrounding temperature is 30°C, when the door is
closed without any food stored.
!
!
!
!
໋ᕽූᕽэņ઼ŇؖņࣵŇĂܢࡵܮˉؖ݉ڪНᕠ˱ڟຣݙઠᏍ˞ӽᝐĄ
ሑ۞༊ޜڐьʰےຣݙф͎୪࠷˓̀ڟٷĄ
લպຣࡌݙϵņ˛Ňڟѝ༊Ąຣ͟ݙᏍպନχ˚ڟϣфᝐĄ
ʰؚےΰڟຣސݙϵֺຣݙ30°CढĂϕሑ۞ᘰఖфϕሑ˱ഒ༊ܢࡵعढڟᗧסຣݙĄ
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Vacuum pump lowers the pressure as well as the oxygen level in the vacuum compartment.
By this feature, oxidation of the nutrients contained in the food is prevented and antioxidant
effect is prolonged.
߅ڪѳڟ˱݉ڪॉᐆַॊॉුĄЪ५ؒ͟թ̥ࡵڟ˛ܢᑊኴЙ˷ॊ˽ĂӪॊ˽ዘ͒झĄ
œ!!The vacuum pump lowers the pressure within the vacuum compartment
to keep at a low oxygen level. Vitamin C cassette prevents oxidation of
food.
œ!!Flavor and nutrients of food can be retained by preventing from oxidation.
œ!Prevents fruits, meat and red meat fish from discoloration.
œ!The vacuum effect will not be affected even when the food is wrapped
with plastic wrap.
Food which are suitable for storage
ኌػᏽІܢࡵڟ
œ!Meat, processed meat
œ!Fish, seafood
ш㓌ă͑ˎш
ధ㓌ăॕᔀ㓌
Beef, pork, poultry, ham, sausage etc.
Horse mackerel, sardine, mackerel, fish roe etc.
̲шĂቪшĂᖘшĂ̬Ⴠ̰Ăࡷ༗Ą
мீధĂԓʛధĂᙃధĂధ˅Ą
œ!Vegetables, fruits
How To Use
!ٲ
߅ڪѳڟ˱݉ڪॉᐆ̾ႰݻѳॊڑဘĄႰΡশ Cթ̥ࡵڟܢॊ˽Ą
͟թ̥ࡵܢॊ˽ૃфႰַ֨ࡷڟ˛ܢࡵݻႰΡশᑊኴĄ
͟ԁʴϴႰَ̫ݻăшᘸăࠔшధᘸڟѓጩĄ
҉պࡵܢպอट۳ᔀሰᕭაĂʶ˚ᆇᛪڪझَĄ
Refrigerator Compartment (Continue)
.2°D.4°D
(-1°C~-3°C)
Ѿ ᕠ ݉Ğᙷᛉğ
!
VACUUM COMPARTMENT ) ݉ڪY!Tztufn!ڪȥɏȭ*
œ!Others
֏͂
ሹඊăَ̫
֪੫ՒĂ৯༨ĂհყܢĂᖃटĄ
Food and container for which care needs to be
ᏽІढᄯࡌ٧๎ܢࡵڟჄ࣠ዢ
taken during storage
œ!Food contained in a sealed bag
The bag may be inflated during storage, which could result
in crushing of other stored foods.
œ ઝ͓ཆࡵܢ
ઝϵᏽІढ͟፷൬фᐠᐆ֗֏͂ࡵܢĄ
Vienna sausage, sliced cheese etc.
Ⴐʶঽࡷ༗Ăհྎ̰Ą
œ!Plastic airtight container
The lid of the container may become loose or may not
stay in place during storage. Be careful when you take
out the container.
œ อटઝఖ࣠ዢ
อटઝఖ࣠ዢڟა˅ϵᏽІढ͟!
ᖬؖளᖔࢨվڟѝ༊Ą!
֥͎ढቜ٧๎Ą
Food which are not suitable for storage ˚ኌػᏽІܢࡵڟ
Vacuum Compartment (Continue)
Coffee bean, tea, dairy product, paste etc.
ሹඊԓĂጷĂᚂَĂĂَ୴Ą
) ! ݉ ڪX System! ڪȥ ɏ ȭ *Ğᙷᛉğ
!
Vegetable salad, bell pepper, apple, orange, kiwi etc.
œ!Egg plant, cucumber etc.
The surface of the vegetable may deteriorate
due to low temperature.
œ ࠶˅ĂกΞ
ѳຣ͟պુሹඊےᝐቴĄ
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VACUUM COMPARTMENT ) ݉ڪY!Tztufn!ڪȥɏȭ*
(-1°C~3°C)
.2°D4°D
Vitamin Cassette ႰΡশ
Releases vitamin when in low oxygen level to preserve the food nutrients.
ϵѳॊڑဘʮᚗ͎عႰΡশĂͅࡵڟܢᑊኴЙ˷ႰુݻԁʴĄ
! ଼݉ڪढĂቜϑضʮ
ႰΡশĄႰΡশЃ֗ٮ
Vitamin cassette
Be sure to remove the vitamin cassette when washing
̫ዲӪॊ˽झَᝐࣵĄ
ႰΡশ
the vacuum compartment case. The effect of the
! ቜ˼˷ཌႰΡশĄ
inhibited oxidation will reduce if it is rinsed with water.
! ቜઠႰΡশЊཆϵڟסݾ
Do not dismantle the vitamin cassette.
ѝ༊Ąҏ܌Ă۞݉ڪઠഒ
Attach the vitamin cassette in place. Otherwise, the
ٲӇϒᘰႧĄ
vacuum
compartment
door
may
not
be
closed
completely.
Vacuum compartment case
* ഒסೈԁಲĄ
* Regular replacement is not required.
݉ڪ
When opening the door ଂሑ۞ढ
When closing the door ᘰఖሑ۞ढ
Hold the door handle on the bottom with your hand.
Push in until the end while holding the handle.
̙ૃఋಫў۞ڟӰ̙Ą
ಫўӰ̙ʙڢ૰֗శཇĄ
Door ሑ۞
Handle Ӱ̙
Lift the handle to release the lock.
Fully press down the handle to lock the door.
ϩʰطਔӰ̙ĂᖇΈĄ
ʮݸӰ̙ĂᖇႧሑ۞Ą
Air hissing
sound is heard
֗
ᅣᅣᒐ
When the hissing sound stops, pull the handle
towards you to open.
໋ᅣᅣᒐ॑ͶढĂಫўӰ̙̟܉ϩΈሑ۞Ą
Notice
!
The door can not be opened when the hissing sound
can still be heard.
ڣձ
! ໋ᅣᅣᒐᓙᛪൿढĂ۞˚ސΈڟĄ
Notice
!
The vacuum
compartment will not
operate normally if it is
not lock.
ڣձ
! ЃَԠᖇႧĂ݉ڪഒٲΓલጇѰĄ
CAUTION
٧๎
If the packaging of food is trapped in the door, the vacuum
compartment may not operate normally.
Be sure to close the door of the vacuum compartment
before closing the refrigerator compartment door.
Otherwise, the door, case and/or food may be damaged.
Ѓَࡵ͓ڟܢཆҶϵ۞˱Ă݉ڪઠഒٲΓલጇѰĄ
ቜ˸ϑᘰఖ۞݉ڪϔᘰఖϕሑ۞Ąҏ܌Ăڪ
݉۞ăַ0͟ܢࡵؖᖽĄ
Vacuum Releasing Valve ڪཌਸ਼ᄨ
If you lift the handle to release the lock, the vacuum state is released by the vacuum releasing valve
and the door can be opened/closed easily.
ϩʰಪਔӰ̙ΈᖇढĂ྆͟ڪཌਸ਼ᄨཌਸ਼ڑڪဘݣĂᄆؾϴᘰሑ۞Ą
Handle
Ӱ̙
Vacuum
release
valve
ڪཌਸ਼ᄨ
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Caution
Vacuum compartment will not function properly if the vacuum releasing valve (blue) comes
off or is loose.
Be sure to attach it to the handle hole securely.
Vacuum compartment will not function properly if food debris or dust is present on the
vacuum releasing valve.
Remove the dust, etc. and wipe off the dirt.
٧๎ձ
໋ڪཌਸ਼ᄨĞᕢѓğள༣ؖᖬГढĂ݉ڪઠ˚ΓલོѰĄ
ቜ־ϴЊཆϵӰ̙˱̌ڟĄ
ࡵܢࣣؖдܱᔇۣؖәᜰڪཌਸ਼ᄨढĂ݉ڪઠ˚ΓલོѰĄ
ቜ଼ਸ਼ֿұĂᐢ͞дܱĄ
3/25/09 9:57:32 AM
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How to use the vacuum compartment (setting method)
ЃѤպ!݉ڪĞ௩ٲ̟סğ
To use the vacuum compartment, press the "Vacuum" button and turn on the indicator light.
Factory default setting is OFF (indicator light OFF).
After a pressure change within the vacuum compartment is detected, the vacuum pump operates to maintain the
low-oxygen state.
The vacuum pump operates for approximately 2 minutes. This time varies depending on the amount of the stored food.
When you want to store the food or cotainer which are not suitable for storage (refer to page 21), cancel the vacuum
compartment setting.
պ݉ڪढĂݸʮĶ!!݉ڪX System!ķූݸպݾΰጷ۫Ą͎ᆅढ௩ߏסPGGĞݾΰጷၫພğĄ
Setting method ௩ٲ̟ס
Release method ཌਸ਼̟ٲ
When you press the "Vacuum" button, the indicator
light turns on and the vacuum compartment stores the
foods with the effect of low-oxygen state.
໋ૌݸʮĶ!!݉ڪX System!ķූݸढĂݾΰጷ۫Ă
݉ڪϵϵѳॊڑဘᏽІࡵܢĄ
Blue
indicator light ON
ᕈйΖጝۑጝ
Press
ݞ
Press
ݞ
Low-oxygen effect is released and
food is store in normal chill state
ѳॊڑဘཌਸ਼ĂϵϕຣڑဘᏽІࡵܢ
Some noise and vibrations are generated while the vacuum pump is operated to make a
low-oxygen state. These noise and vibrations are not abnormal.
When the indicator light flashes on the "Vacuum" button, it indicates that the vacuum
function may not be functioning normally.
ོ߅ڪᕽყఅѳॊڑဘढФዡࡱַएĂ˚୴ސલ୪ණĄ!!
໋Ķ݉ڪķڟූݸΰጷਰᗗढĂےΰ͒ڪ͟ഒٲΓલጇѰĄ
How to maintain ۳ኴ̟ٲ
Release the "Vacuum" function and wipe the dirty area with a soft cloth moistened in warm
water.
If something other than warm water, such as detergent, is used, the parts may be damaged, deformed or discolored
and the vacuum state may not be able to be maintained.
If the vacuum compartment case and vacuum packing are very dirty, remove and clean them.
(The parts are not detachable except the vacuum compartment case and vacuum packing.)
Vacuum Compartment (Continue)
CAUTION
٧๎
Light OFF
Ζጝၑጝ
) ! ݉ ڪX System! ڪȥ ɏ ȭ *Ğᙷᛉğ
!
Stores the foods with the effect
of low-oxygen in vacuum state
ϵڪѳॊڑဘᏽІࡵܢ
When you press the "Vacuum" button, the indicator
light turns off and the vacuum compartment stores the
food in normal chill state.
໋ૌݸʮĶ!!݉ڪX System!ķූݸढĂݾΰጷၫພĂ
݉ڪϵϕຣڑဘᏽІࡵܢĄ
How To Use
!ٲ
໋ᐮഁ֗ڟ˱݉ڪᐆʨവΡᝐ˽ݣĂོ߅ڪᕽĂպ݉ڪႰݻѳॊڑဘĄ
ʙৡོ࠘˃߅ڪᕽ2˷ᚘĂဂᄬढ͟ᏍൿᏽᕠܢࡵڟᆵුфവΡᝐ˽Ą
Ѓ๑ᏽІ˚ኌػᏽІ࣠ؖܢࡵڟዢढĞኧ21ࡲğĂቜ֥॑݉ڪ௩סĄ
ཌਸ਼Ķ)!݉ڪX System!ڪȥɏȭ*ķ͒Ăպٮʰຣ̫௺ڟᐢдܱĄ
Ѓَਸ਼ຣ̫ʹĂᓙպʟ଼ᇓዘĂФ͟ᖽڱؖպఋχᝐӜؖਝѓĂ͟ഒٲ۳ݻڑڪဘĄ
Ѓַَ݉ڪڪઝФݞϻдܱĂ̾͟ضʮվ଼Ą
)ਸ਼ַ݉ڪڪઝʹĂ֏ͺఋχ˚֣͟ضĄ*
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VACUUM COMPARTMENT ) ݉ڪY!Tztufn!ڪȥɏȭ*
(-1°C~3°C)
.2°D4°D
Vacuum compartment case ݉ڪ
Vacuum packing ڪઝ
How to remove ֥͎̟ٲ
Completely pull out the door towards you.
̟܉ϩӰ۞ӇϒڟΈĄ
Lightly hold and lift up the front side of the
vacuum compartment case to release the
case from the catch on the door.
ಫў܉ڟ݉ڪఋᄆᄆϩʰطਔĂૃሑ۞ڟ
૮ྙʰع݉ڪĄ
Vacuum
compartment
case
݉ڪ
(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
Pull out the door and remove the vacuum compartment case.
̟܉ϩΈሑ۞Ă֥͎݉ڪĄ
Wipe the vacuum packing and the vacuum
packing receiving portion with a soft cloth
damped with lukewarm water.
ڟ௺ޙᝍຣ̫ᐢݺڪઝ̅֏؛МఋĄ
Protrusion
ࠏਔ
If the dirt on the vacuum packing could not come
off after wiping, remove it and wash with water.
Ѓَڪઝʰڟдܱഒٲᐢ૬Ăቜઠ֏֥͎
ݣ଼̫Ą
Catch
૮ྙ
Slide the vacuum compartment case towards
you to pull it out.
̟܉ϩ!͎
݉ڪĄ
Be sure to remove the vitamin
cassette when washing the
vacuum compartment case.
! ଼݉ڪढĂቜϑضʮႰΡশĄ
Hold the protrusion on the vacuum packing,
which is located on your upper right, with your
hand carefully and remove the vacuum packing.
̙ಫўϵѱ͡ʰ̟ڟڪઝʰࠏڟਔĂ
̀ضʮڪઝĄ
Protrusion
ࠏਔ
How to fix ЃѤЊཆ
Slide the vacuum compartment case into the
main unit.
ઠ݉ڪ૰ʣ̺Ą
Align the front side of the vacuum
compartment case with the catch on the
door and then fix the case.
ઠ܉݉ڪఋဇລሑ۞ʰڟ૮ྙĂס־Ё
݉ڪĄ
Vacuum
compartment
case
݉ڪ
Fit in
ཆʣ
CAUTION
٧๎
Wash the dirty area with a soft sponge, etc. and
water, then wipe dry.
ॕႭڟ௺ޙԅट଼ַ̫дܱĂഓݣੁ
ᐢੁĄ
Wipe off the dirt in the vacuum packing groove
located on the door.
ઠሑ۞ʰڪઝ͍ᇀ˛ڟдܱᐢੁĄ
Align the protrusion on the vacuum packing with
the mark on the door and attach the packing firmly.
ڪઝʰࠏڟਔဇລሑ۞ʰڟᆿס־Ą
Protrusion
ࠏਔ
Marking ᆿ
Fix the vacuum compartment case (refer left column).
Њཆ݉ڪĞኧ;ᚽğĄ
If water drops such as dew are deposited inside the vacuum compartment, wipe and
clean it with dry cloth, etc.
When wiping the vacuum compartment, take sufficient care to avoid touching a
protrusion or metal part within the vacuum compartment with your hand.
Ѓَ˱݉ڪఋፖФѾ̫ॵĂቜੁᐢੁĄ
ᐢݺ݉ڪढࡌʪ˷ˉ̖Ă̾ѻ̙ቹ֗ࠏڟ˱݉ڪਔۜؖᚴఋχĄ
Pg. 51).
If you have a problem regarding the vacuum compartment… Refer “What to do in these situations” (
Replace the vacuum packing if vacuum cannot be developed within the vacuum compartment due to deteriorated
packing. (
Pg. 40)
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Ѓ݉ڪФੰᖠĄĄĄቜኧņढŇĞ!!!!!!!!!51ࡲğĄ
ЃَΥػڪઝᖽպ˚݉ڪყఅڑڪဘĂᄯԁಲڪઝĄĞ!!!!!!!!!40ࡲğ
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)!!!!!!!!!38ࡲ*
Pg. 27)
(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
Upper Freezer ʰᅹѾ࢝݉
The Quick Freezing corner can be used to quickly freeze food.(
Pg.26*
Heat conduction effect of the aluminum tray quickly freezes and keeps food without deterioration of taste.
යఀѾ࢝͟ػӤఀϴѾ࢝ࡵܢĄ (
26!ࡲ*
ኟ ᇺڟ۳ ຣจ ዲ झ َ ͟ Ӥ ఀ Ѿ ࢝ ࡵ ܢĂ ۳ ֏ ݻ ᔀ ݙĄ
Upper freezer case
ʰᅹѾ࢝
Can be used for small-size
frozen food such as freezing
pack, airtight container etc.
Aluminum tray
(Quick Freezing corner)
ኟᇺ!)යఀѾ࢝*
How To Use
!ٲ
͟ػᏽІˉܮѾ࢝ࡵܢЃѾ
͓࢝ཆăઝ࣠ዢĄ
Use this compartment to preserve food freshness and store foods according to the sizes.
ࡌ۳ڟܢࡵݻᔀݙĂઠࡵ˷ˉ˃ݸܢѿНᕠढպڟĄ
Slide case
Lower freezer case
ʮᅹѾ࢝
Frozen goods, airtight
container, etc.
Ѿ࢝༊ڐؖઝ࣠ዢĄ
Frozen goods, bread, etc.
Ѿ࢝ࡵؖܢˀͧᚨ͓Ą
Ѿ࢝݉!
Ğᙷᛉğ
Ice cream, small items, etc.
ЃϕଽାˉܢࡵڟܮĄ
Freezer Compartment (Continue)
Lower Freezer ʮᅹѾ࢝݉
Slimline slide case
ᒡ
Vacuum Compartment (Continue)
Adjustable temperature (
)!݉ڪX System!ڪȥɏȭ*!Ğᙷᛉğ
FREEZER COMPARTMENT (-20°C~-18°C) Ѿ࢝݉
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FREEZER COMPARTMENT (-20°C~-18°C) Ѿ࢝݉
Adjustable temperature (
)!!!!!!!!!38ࡲ*
Pg. 27)
Example of storing food ͟Нঽࡵڟܢݙ
Upper freezer
ʰᅹѾ࢝݉
Upper freezer case:
Up to the end of the
case
ʰᅹѾ࢝Ĉ
శ˃э˅႒
Slimline slide case:
Up to 5cm
ᒡĈశ˃6dn
Lower freezer
ʮᅹѾ࢝݉
)Front0*܉
Slide case:
Up to the end of the
case
Ĉ
శ˃э˅႒
Lower freezer case:
Up to the end of the
case
ʮᅹѾ࢝Ĉ
శ˃э˅႒
œ!Monitor the height of the food to be stored in each case.
ąOtherwise, the door may not shut properly,
causing cooling to be impaired.
! ąFood and cases may be damaged.
œ!Never place a 500mL plastic bottle in the slimline
slide case. If the bottle freezes, it will swell and
may be impossible to remove.
œ!Never use the refrigerator without the slimline
slide case and the slide case in place.
! ą!Food may become clogged and fall onto
the back of the case.
œ!ቜᎳЈϨѾᕠܢࡵڟНঽݙĄ
! ąሑ۞࠷ԠФሂဂᘰЁĂϕሑڟѾᕠຣݙྲྀ࣯Ą
! ąఅЙϨѾᕠܢࡵؖকĄ
œ!ቜ˼༊ʣ611nMڟᙘ५୭ػᒡĂᙘ५୭ϰ
Ѿ࢝ݣф፷൬ĂዲФऌ˚͎վڟٷĄ
œ!ቜ˼ઠᒡ̅ضʮպĄ
! ą̕͟ਔࡵܢઇฬĂ༣ʣ˅ཇĄ
One touch panel ۞ʰጇѰٖ
When freeze the food ػѾ࢝ࡵܢढ
Place the food wrapped
with plastic film on the
quick freezing corner
(aluminum tray) in the
upper freezer.
ઠࡵܢ۳ᔀሰ͓Ёϔع
ʣʰᅹѾ࢝݉ڟයఀѾ
࢝)ኟᇺ*Ą
Quick Freezing යఀѾ࢝
"Quick Freezing" will finish
automatically in approximately 90 minutes.
࠘90˷ᚘĶයఀѾ࢝ķོ
ᕽьӇЙ
Press "Quick Freezing"
button.
ݸʮĶයఀѾ࢝ķ
ݸᓤĄ
To stop this function before it is
completed press "Quick Freezing" again.
˛ఊଭ̥ढĂቜϔݸݙʮ!
ĶයఀѾ࢝ķݸᓤĄ
Light ON when pressed
ݸʮݣΰጷ۫ጷ
Light OFF when pressed
ݸʮݣΰጷၫጷ
During "Quick Freezing", preliminary cooling of the freezer compartment will be operated, thus causing the temperature of
the fresh food compartment to rise. Try to avoid opening and closing the doors frequently.
Even though the lamp lights up when the "Quick Freezing" button is pressed again within 60 minutes of the previous "Quick Freezing"
or "Quick Ice Making" operations, the new operation won't take place until 60 minutes have elapsed from the previous operation.
Cover foods such as thinly-sliced meat with cellophane wrap. If you place foods directly on the aluminium case, foods may
stick to the case.
ઈїĶයఀѾ࢝ķढĂΥػᏺϑོᕽѾ࢝݉̾їѾܓĂϰЪѾᕠ݉ڟຣ̀ؾ࣠ݙĄϵЪݚᚊૌၾ̍͟ሑ۞Ą
ĶයఀѾ࢝ķؖĶයఀყϕķོᕽڟݣ60˷ᚘ˱ĂϔݸʙЩĶයఀѾ࢝ķݸᓤĂጷ۫ਔѮོ̥ᕽĄ༄྆60˷ᚘ!
ݣĂʬݮಈོᕽĄ
ઠࡵعڐʣढĂቜ۳ᔀሰઝ͓ЁĄЃَڢઠࡵعܢኟᇺ˛͟ФᔇўڟٷĄ
Notice
! If the urea and ammonium nitrate contained in the cold insulator (commercial cold pillow and cold insulator for food) leak, the
aluminium case or stainless steel case may rust.
! Never place food impregnated with salt directly onto the case. The aluminium or stainless steel case may rust.
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ڣձ
! Ѿ࢝ኟᇺ˚ؖᚚᏁఋ˷࠷۳ѾܢĞͿੵڟϕٌăࡵڟܢ۳ѾƝϕᖊዘğ˛ؚҤڟӍᄖ഼̅ЊڐቴٮᑆĂФ͟ΡᚚĄ
! ቜ˼ઠҤФងϋڢܢࡵڟعʣኟᇺ˚ؖᚚᏁĂ͟պ˚ᚚᏁఋ˷ΡᚚĄ
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LOW TEMPERATURE FREEZER (Below -20°C)
ѳຣѾ࢝ (-20°C̤ʔ)
(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
Freezer Compartment Dial Ѿ࢝݉ଋූ
Internal Control Panel
ϕሑ˱ጇѰٖ
Low Temperature
Freezer
ѳຣѾ࢝
Approximately 4~5°C
lower than "MID"
̨ņ˛Ň࠘ѳ 4Ƃ5°C
Approximately 1~3°C
lower than "MID"
̨ņ˛Ň࠘ѳ 1Ƃ3°C
MID
Bcpvu!.31.29°C
࠘–20Ƃ–18°C
MIN
Approximately 1~3°C
higher than "MID"
̨ņ˛Ň࠘ 1Ƃ3°C
During "Quick Freezing" operation, the temperature becomes lower than that shown in the above table.
Usually set the dial to “MID”. The temperature may slightly vary depending on the operating conditions.
The table above shown the target temperatures in stable condition when the surrounding temperature is 30°C,
when the door is closed without any food stored.
How To Use
!ٲ
MAX
ĶයఀѾ࢝ķོᕽढĂ֏ຣݙ̨ʰؚےΰڟຣݙѳĄ
લպຣࡌݙϵņ˛Ňڟѝ༊Ąຣ͟ݙᏍպନχ˚ڟϣфᝐĄ
ʰؚےΰڟຣސݙϵֺຣݙ30°CढĂϕሑ۞ᘰఖфϕሑ˱ഒ༊ܢࡵعढڟᗧסຣݙĄ
Freezer Compartment (Continue)
Ѿ࢝݉!
Ğᙷᛉğ
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VEGETABLE COMPARTMENT (3°C~7°C) ሹَ۳ᔀ݉
Moisture cassette
۳ᑆ
Small vegetables such as tomato, lemon.
վع༊ᎁ࠶ĂᔥᔢˉܮሹඊĄ
Small vegetable case
Вၳࡵ!ܢ
ጌ୩
Medium and large vegetables such as
cabbage, lettuces.
˃Ωඊؖᙋඊۖ˛˃ˉڟሹَĄ
Vegetable case
ሹَሑ
Upright storage of items.
(2L pet bottles can be stored)
ڢγНঽĄĞ͟ཆʣ3M۳५୭ğ
Vegetable Case ሹَሑ
Maximum indication
ࡵܢНঽѝ༊ᆿ
Small vegetable case
Вၳࡵܢጌ୩
Food item height
ࡵܢݙ
In these cases use food wrap for vegetables
Foods like leeks, chives, onions that give off strong smells.
When storing leftover fruits and vegetables.
When there are few vegetables or many packed vegetables.
If you are concerned about condensation in the vegetable
compartment.
Vegetable case ሹَሑ
Do not place vegetables beyond the
maximum indication.
The door cannot be closed completely.
This affects the cooling effect.
Foods or cases may be damaged.
ቜ˼ઠࡵܢฬʣВၳࡵܢጌ୩ʮ̟Ą
Ѓَ ϕ ሑ ۞ Ԡ Ф ᘰ Ⴇ Ă Ѿ ࢝ ٷ ڑ ˚ Ё Ą
ࡵ ܢĂ Ϩ ႍ تઢ ক Ą
ढࡌ۳ᔀሰ͓ўሹඊ
!
!
!
!
ሹඊЃቁąࡰ!ඊ ą๏ቁઠ୴֨จ൝֏͂ࡵܢĄ
Іعڟሹඊَ̫ؖढĄ
Іڟعሹඊුྲྀ̍Ăؖː͓ཆڟሹඊྲྀϻढĄ
ሹඊ۳ᔀ݉ൖᛩढĄ
Moisture Cassette ۳ᑆ
Moisture cassette
۳ᑆ
Vegetable case
ሹَሑ
Be sure to remove the moisture cassette
when washing the vegetable case.
Do not wash the moisture cassette with
water. The component may deteriorate if
it is wet with water.
* Regular replacement is not required.
! ଼ሹَሑढĂቜϑضʮ۳
ᑆĄ
! ቜ˼଼̫۳ᑆĄЃٮ
̫֗͟ዲᝐቴĄ
* ഒסೈԁಲĄ
Notice
Depending on the type or amount of vegetables being stored, condensation may form on the bottom surface of
the slide case or on the vegetable case cover. If it is undesirable, wipe off the condensation with a dry cloth.
Open and close the vegetable compartment door slowly. Items stored in the upright storage corner (such as
plastic bottle) may overturn if the door is slammed open or shut.
Do not block the air inlet opening with the food as watery food may freeze.
Certain types of plastic bottles cannot be stored. Some bottles cannot be stored if the cap is not tightened securely.
The temperature may become lower if outdoor air temperature is low.
ڣձ
ڟᅹؖሹَაĂϰሹඊුႍؖᘸфൖᛩĄ̾͟ੁ͞ءѾ̫ॵĄ
ሹَ۳ᔀ݉ࡌ۞ڟယယڟᘰఖĄЃᘰఖʨු઼̊ĂቩγНᕠܢࡵڟĞᝬཆटğᜇࢇĄ
! ቜ˼عϵѾࡳʿ܉ĄЃَઠ̫˷ྲྀϻعܢࡵڟϵѾࡳʿ܉Ă͟ൖ࢝Ą
! ޚղอट୭˅˚ᏽІĂЃَ୭აԠФაႧĂʶ˚ᏽІĄ
! Ѓَ݉ʹॉຣѳĂϕሑຣ͟ݙʮĄ
!
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(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
ሹَ۳ᔀ݉
Large ice cube making / stop ice making switch
ყϕᎵጅƟĶ̥ყϕķᘰ
Water supply container
൝̫ᇀ
Automatic ice maker
ьყϕጠ
Vegetable Compartment
ICE COMPARTMENT ყϕ݉
)!!!!!!!!Pg. 30/30ࡲ*
Ice scoop ϕᘤ
Be sure to put it straight.
ਜ਼ΆڢγعĄ
Perform "ice making cleaning" when you use the ice compartment for the first time.
ࡶЩպყϕ݉Ăቜϑઈїņყϕ଼୩ŇጇѰĄ )!!!!!!!!Pg. 37 / 37ࡲ*
Fill with water. ٧̫Ą
Remove the water supply container.
֣ਸ਼൝̫ᇀĄ
en
Op
se
Clo
Add water
line
൝̫ѝ
Hold the handle and pull the containers towards you.
̙ݻӰ̙Ăϩ܉Ą
!
!
Containerfull line
!ၖ̫ѝ
Fill with water up to the "Container-full line".
Filling past this line will cause the water to leak
around the lid.
٧ྀ̫ņၖ̫ѝŇߏ̥Ą
໋̫ය͎ņၖ̫ѝŇݣĂૃᇀაֺၓ̫Ą
Ice is made
automatically
ьყϕĄ
Container-set position
̫ᇀЊཆѝ༊
Push the water supply container fully into the “Containerset position”.
If the water supply container is not pushed properly into
place, the water won't be fill in and unable to make ice.
If the “large ice cube making” light is not lit, press the
button to turn on the light.
ઠ൝̫ᇀӇϒثʣņ̫ᇀЊཆѝ༊ŇڟᅹĄ
࠷ԠФӇϒثʣ൝̫ᇀĂ౷ഒٲ൝̫ჄყϕĄ
ЃَĶყϕᎵጅķጷᓙԠ۫ĂݸʮݸᓤӰͺ۫ጷĄ
ყϕ݉!
Ğᙷᛉğ
Push the water supply container fully
into the “Container-set position”.
໋൝̫ᇀ˱̫ڟѳػņ൝̫ѝŇढĂ!
ቜї൝̫Ą
Hold the body of the water supply
container and carry it carefully.
ઠ̫ᇀ൝Њཆϱࢨվڟѝ༊Ą
!
!
!
Water supply
cover
൝̫ა
When not making ice
˚ყϕढ
)!
Pg. 32/32!ࡲ*
Notice
When using for the first time, ice making
may take more than 24 hours. It usually
takes only 2 - 3 hours.
ڣձ
ࡶЩպढĂყϕढ͟ϻ྆!24ˉढĄ
લͫᄯ2 - 3ˉढĄ
Use the tap water. Water that has been chlorinated with apparatuses like filters, mineral water, and water
that has been boiled makes it easy for germs and bacteria to spread, therefore regular cleaning is required.
( Cleaning
Pg. 38)
When using mineral water, use the water with hardness of 100mg/L or less.
The bottom face of the water supply container may become warm due to anti-freeze heater installed.
̫ዢਸ਼೩̫ڟݣąᙪ̫ٴؖᚢ྆ؾ̫࣠ڟᒅඃĂቜϻ଼͑൝̫ᇀĄĞ଼ᇓ!!!!!!!!!38ࡲğ!
Ѓպᙪ̫ڟབྷĂࡌպഽݙϵ100mg/L̾ʮڟᙪ̫Ą
൝̫ᇀϰཆФթٖ࢝ĂФവᇥڟ๐ᚈĄ
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Ice Compartment (Continue)
!
How To Use
!ٲ
How to Make Ice
ყϕ̟ٲ
Ice case ᏽϕ
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ICE COMPARTMENT ყϕ݉
Note
Use of tap water is recommended for ice making.
Change the water in the tank at least once a week.
! If the ice made of water having a high mineral content is
put into water, white suspended matter may be seen in
the water. This is mineral content which is harmless.
!
Mineral water
Filtered water
(Hardness:
or boiled water
100mg/L or less) ྆ᔮ̫ؖ
ᙪ̫
ഔ̫ڟݣٴ
)ഽ!!;ݙ
Ԑ˴̀100์Ѻؖԁ̍*
!
!
!
٧๎
ݚᚊ飲̫ყϕĄ
Ԑޑೈэ̍ԁಲʙЩ̫ᇀ˛̫ڟĄ
ЃَӰҤФᙪڐቴؚ̫ڟყఅڟϕีعʣ̫˛Ă
֗Ωѓᙚग़ڐĄղސᙪڐቴĂԠФࣛĄ
These types of water
are easily
contaminated with
bacteria. Please wash
the tank frequently.
ղ̫֧࣠ؾඃд
ޗĄቜ༄લ଼̫ᇀĄ
Well water
(which satisfies
the water quality
standard)
ˢ̫!!
)ஒϫ ̫̫ڟቴᆿລ*
Juice
َΘ
Isotonic Carbonated Tea
drink
drink
৯
ོट ԡ̫
These can
cause failure,
deformation
or joined ice.
అЙͶ
Ă໌Ӝؖ
ᨅϕีĄ
Never put anything except the ice cube in the storage section. (It may cause the door cannot open.)
ਸ਼ʟьყϕጠੈؚЙڟϕี˞ʹĂቜ˼عʣ֏͂ࡵܢĄĞސպ۞Έ˚ވᄫࢨڟϰĄğ
Ice Making Time and Capacity ყϕढჄყϕʨ
Time required for ice making
ყϕढ
Size ϕี˃ˉ
Large
Standard
Operation
લ
˃
mode ོᕽڑဘ
Approx. 110~140 min Approx. 150~170 min
Normal Operation
Γલོᕽ
Quick Ice Making
යఀყϕ
Ice storage quantity of the ice case ყϕڟНঽු
Size ϕี˃ˉ
Standard
Normal Condition
Large
લ
˃
Approx. 90 pcs
Approx. 60 pcs
࠘90
࠘60
Mode ڑဘ
࠘110˷140˷
࠘150˷170˷
Γલڑဘ
Approx. 70~90 min
Approx. 90~110 min
࠘70˷90˷
࠘90˷110˷
When ice cubes are evened
Approx. 140 pcs Approx. 110 pcs
out to the front side of the case
Ӱϕีϩ܉ڑڟဘ
It takes longer time for ice making in the following cases.
When using for the first time (it may take more than 24 hours)
When a large amount of food are stored in the
refrigerator compartment at one time
When the door is opened/closed frequently
In case of power failure
After cleaning the ice tray
When surrounding temperature is low in winter time, etc
࠘140
࠘110
̾ʮڟٷఅЙყϕढԁĄ
ࡶЩպढ!)͟ᄯϻ྆24ˉढ*
໋ϕሑ݉˱ϵϣʙढᏽІ˃ුܢࡵڟढ
ሑ۞લଂƟᘰఖ
໋ྫढ
଼ϕᇺ྆ݣ
໋͌̈ͲֺڟॉຣѳĂ
Notice
Amount of ice cubes stored is automatically detected with the quantity-check lever
(usually invisible) of the automatic ice maker. The ice making is automatically Front
stopped when the amount of ice cubes stored reached a certain level. The ice making is
resumed when the amount of ice cubes becomes small. The maximum ice storage
Ice scoop
Quantity-check lever
line shows the maximum level in the case where ice cubes are made evenly in the
ϕᘤ
ᏽϕුഁڣଜ
ice case. If ice cubes are accumulated only on a part of the ice case, the ice cubes
Maximum ice storage line
touch the lever before the ice case is actually filled with ice cubes and the ice making
శ˃ᏽϕѝ༊ᆿລሣ
operation may be stopped even though the amount of ice cubes stored is small.
ڣձ
ьყϕጠʰڟᏽϕුഁڣଜĞલ˚͟ՎğьᐮഁᏽІϕีڟᆵුĄЃَᏽІڟϕีྀ֗ʙסᆵුь̥
ყϕĂ໋ϕีᆵු̍ढݮಈყϕĄశ˃ᏽϕѝ༊ᆿລሣےΰސڟϕีعϵϕ˛ढڟశ˃࣠ුĄЃَϕ˱
ͫФʙఋ˷ϕีфᓙԠФၖĂѮސϕีቹ֗ʟశ˃ᏽϕѝ༊ᆿລሣĂ҉պϕีᆵු̍ݞĂყϕጠʶ̥ყϕĄ
Note
Do not put anything in ice tray except ice cube.
(The door may not open if ice making is in progress)
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Quantity-check lever
ᏽϕුഁڣଜ
Frozen food Ѿ࢝ࡵܢ
Is frozen food left inside?
Ѿ࢝ࡵܢϵཇฝĉ
٧๎
ਸ਼ʟϕีቜ˼Іܢڐ͂֏عĄĞყϕ྆ു˛Ăሑ۞͟ഒٲଂğ
R-SF60YMJ (D).indd 30
Ice scoop
ϕᘤ
Is ice scoop left inside?
ϕᘤϵཇฝĉ
3/25/09 9:57:39 AM
(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
When you want to make ice quickly
ݨػᄯყϕढ
Press
ݞ
One Touch Panel ۞ʰጇѰٖ
Quick Ice Making යఀყϕ
Press "Quick Freezing" button on one touch panel.
To stop this function before it is completed press "Quick Freezing" again.
It takes longer to make ice in the following cases:
When you first start using the refrigerator (it may take 24 hours in summer).
When you frequently open and close the door.
Immediately after you switched from "Stop Ice Making" to "Automatic Ice".
One Touch Panel
۞ʰጇѰٖ
To make larger pieces of ice
໋ყఅ˃ᓻϕีढ
Internal Control Panel ϕሑ˱ጇѰٖ
Large Ice Cube Making ყϕᎵጅ
When you make ice using the automatic ice maker
To stop ice making
ьყϕጠყϕढ
̥ყϕ
To stop automatic ice making,
press "Large ice cube
making" button and the lamp
will turn off.
ყఅલ˃ˉϕี
໋લΰጷ۫ਔढĂь
ყϕጠઠყఅલ˃ˉ
ϕีĄ
ყఅ˃ᓻϕี
ݸʮĶყϕᎵጅķݸᓤĂ
ΰጷ۫ਔढĂьყϕጠઠ
ყఅ˃ᓻϕีĄ
ݸʮĶყϕᎵጅķݸᓤĂ
ΰጷၫພĂьყϕጠ
̥ყఅϕีĄ
"Large ice cube making" button
ĶყϕᎵጅķݸᓤ
Light OFF
ΰጷၫጷ
Ice Compartment (Continue)
Making Large Ice Cube
Press "Large ice cube
making" button and starts
making large ice cube.
ყϕ݉!
Ğᙷᛉğ
Making Standard Ice Cube
The automatic ice maker
starts making standard ice
cube when standard lamp is
lit.
How To Use
!ٲ
ݸʮጇѰٖڟĶයఀѾ࢝ķݸᓤĄ
˛ఊଭ̥ढĂቜϔݸݙʮĶයఀѾ࢝ķݸᓤĄ
ஒϫ̾ʮٷढĂყϕढĈ
ࡶЩպϕሑढ ) ࣇ̈ڟٷʮĂ͟ᄯࡌઠۖ 24ˉढĄ *
Ꮬᒅఖሑ۞ढĄ
ૃĶ̥ყϕķ˸ಲЙĶьყϕķݣĄ
"Large ice cube making" is set to "Standard" (the lamp off) when the product is purchased.
"Large ice cube making" is set to "Standard" after unplugging or when the power comes back on after a blackout.
ᓊඵढĂĶყϕᎵጅķ௩ߏסņલŇĞጷၫພğĄ
ئʮྫປࡧನʰݣĂࡧྫؖଂढĂĶყϕᎵጅķьᝐߏņલŇĞጷၫພğĄ
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ICE COMPARTMENT ყϕ݉
(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
How to Change the Settings of the Automatic Ice Maker
˸ಲьყϕጠڟ௩࣠˱ס
By using the buttons on the internal control panel inside the refrigerator compartment, you can
switch the settings of the automatic ice maker.
ϕሑ˱ጇѰٖʰݸڟᓤĂ˸ಲьყϕጠڟ௩࣠˱סĄ
Every time the "Large ice cube making" button
is pressed, the mode changes in the order of
"Large ice cube making"
"Stop ice making"
"Standard ice cube making". You will know
the mode by the light and operation sound.
"Large ice cube
making" button
Ķყ ϕ Ꮅ ጅ ķ!
ݸᓤ
Ԑ໋Ķყ ϕ Ꮅ ጅ ķݸᓤݸढĂ˱ുסӕઠ
ൿ̾ʮপӕᕽᝐ;Ķყ ϕ Ꮅ ጅķ!!!!Ķ̥ყϕķ!!!!!
!!!!!ĶલϕีķĄ!ѱઠ̾͟ૃጷώַጇѰᒐᛪ
ཾڣ୪ФുڟӕĄ
Automatic Ice ь ყ ϕ
When you make ice
using the automatic
ice maker
ьყϕጠ
ყϕढ
Light
ΰጷ
Ice can be made just by putting water in the water supply
container. Once a certain amount of ice is made the
machine will stop automatically.
At the time of installation the setting will be on "Standard".
ͫࡌઠ̫٧ʣ൝̫ᇀ˱౷͟ყϕĄ
ІعʙڟݙുסϕුݣĂۯь̥ყϕĄ
Light ON ۫ጷ
!
௩༊ढĂː௩ߏסņલŇĄ
In winter or times when
you don’t need ice
͌˚ןೈ
ყϕढ
Stop ! ! ̥
The light may flash when the mode is changed to
“stop ice making”. The light will turn off automatically
after approximately 20 seconds (it is not abnormal).
Light OFF ၫጷ
໋ുӕಲ֗Ķ̥ყϕķढĂጷώ͟ਰᗗĄጷ
ώઠϵ20ࠌݣၫພ!
Ğ˚̆ސલ*Ą
The machine settings will go back to "Standard" after a blackout or when removing or replacing the electric light.
ئ૬ನᏞݣྫؖϔಈྫढĂݮಈЙņલŇڑဘĄ
Caution
Never put anything apart from water in the water supply container. (Liquid like juice, tea or hot water may cause machines to
breakdown distort shape (heat resistant to 50 C)).
Do not make ice by putting water into the ice case. The case may break.
The following cases result in damage to the automatic ice maker.
When the scoop is left in the ice storage.
Remove ice in the recess of the ice scoop, otherwise the ice scoop will be prevented from closing.
Slowly open and close the door of the separate compartment. If you do so swiftly, ice may overflow from the ice case and fall into
the freezer compartment.
٧๎ձ
ਸ਼ʟ̫̾ʹĂቜ˼ઠ֏͂ଶعʣ൝̫ᇀ˱ĄĞَΘąΘఅЙ൝̫ᇀވᄫؖᝐӜĞࠞᇥຣ ߏݙ50°CğğĄ
ቜ˼ڢઠ̫٧ʣᏽϕ˱ყϕĄᓗѻᏽϕকĄ
ஒϫ̾ʮٷढĂఅЙьყϕጠᖽĄ
ઠϕᘤعϵᏽϕढĄ
໋ϕᘤНঽఋ˱ФϕีढĂቜˠ̾͞ਸ਼ĄᓗѻϰϕᘤʹࠏĂфഒٲሂဂᘰఖሑ۞Ą
ቜယယڟƝᘰጿγყϕ݉Ă྆˷ʨڟƝᘰ͟అЙϕีૃᏽϕ૬༣эѾ࢝݉˱Ą!
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HOW TO MAINTAIN
۳ኴ̟ٲ
Please maintain at least once a year.
ቜԐБэ̍ੈʙЩ۳ኴĄ
Unplug the power plug.
ቜਜ਼Άئ૬ನᏞĄ
Is the power cord damaged?
ྫሣФഒฌĉ
Is the power plug hot?
ನᏞФഒവᇥĉ
Wipe clean unhygienic matter.
ٮʰຣ̫ᐢݺĄ
If dirt or stains do not come off easily, use
diluted, mild kitchen detergent and then wipe
clean with a cloth soaked in warm water.
Do not splash water on the main body or
inside the compartments.
дܱ˚ؾள༣ढĂቜൃᚗڟݣᆁ଼ؒ˛ؘ
ᇓዘᐢݺĂϔٮʰຣ̫ڟᐢੁĄ
If water droplets are left after
cleaning, wipe again until the
surface is dry.
ॼФ̫၎ढĂቜੁϔᐢੁĄ
Insert the power plug into the
wall outlet.
۳ኴݣĂઠನᏞನʣನࣴʰĄ
!
ቜ˼̫ାᑆ̺Ⴤϕሑ˱Ą
How To Use
!ٲ
If something requires further inspection contact the
retailer from which you purchased the refrigerator.
!
ყϕ݉!
Ğᙷᛉğ
(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
Ice Compartment (Continue)
HOW TO MAINTAIN (HOW TO REMOVE PARTS) ۳ኴ̟֣) ٲਸ਼χ*ٲ̟ڟ
ЃَФၸੰĂቜఀ߁༄ኛĄ
After the power plug is unplugged, even if it is inserted again
straight away, the compressor will not operate for ten minutes.
However, if the interior of the refrigerator is not cool it will start to operate in
about 30 seconds.
ئ૬ನᏞݣĂ҉պγ҉ನʣನᏞĂϵ21˷ᚘ˱ծ˚ོᕽᐆᑻጠĄ
Notice
Maintenance of the evaporating tray is not required for this type of refrigerator.
٧๎ձ
! ቜ˼պ̾ʮ୰ܢĈ
ąϵᆁؘટ଼ᇓዘ˞Ķઅࣳࣜػܢቴᆿΰ˞ٲᆿΰķڟĶଶķᚽʰĂФཷឃؒࣵؖឃؒ˞଼ᇓዘ!
Ğ͟అЙอሲχᏹĂอሲ͎ے୪กᝐ୪ණğĄ
ą͞дąڳԺąίٶąᇥ̫ąᖫ֕ąᄖąൃᚗዘąಮവٶąਨႠąၔΩ̫Ğฌࣛ֗ฯཆؖอटğĄ
ٮФࡵٶढĂቜਜ਼ΆᐢੁݺĞᓗѻอटᏹğĄ
պ˽ደءढĂቜϑཏኧպჳقपĄ
! ໋ࡵڟܢΘۣൿϵሑ۞ےढĂቜγ҉ᐢੁݺĄ
! อሲྭχФढਔվФ֘ฌৡڟ୷ĄЪႎ˞ߏນϫሣĂྭސχϵЙӜढؚఅЙڟĄϵఆྭقχʰ५ѿ
ĂѮϵ઼ݙʰծԠФੰᖠĂ˚эػఅЙᔞĄ
ڣձ
Ώϕሑ˚ᄯࡌဇბവᇺї۳ኴĄ
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How To Maintain (How To Remove Parts) (Continue)
۳ኴ̟֣)!ٲਸ਼χ!*ٲ̟ڟĞᙷᛉğ
Caution
Do not use the following items:
Kitchen detergent with the indication of "blkaline" or "tlightly alkaline" on the #jndication in accordance with
Indication of Household Articles' Quality Law#!column (this may cause crack or yellowing of plastic parts).
Cleanser, powder soap, petroleum, hot water, scrub brush, acid, benzene, thinner, alcohol, bleach, etc.
(these items may cause damage, scratch, discoloration of coating, stainless steel surface and plastic parts).
If cooking oil or food oil gets on the refrigerator be sure to wipe it off (plastic components may crack or split).
When using commercial cleaning cloths that contain chemical agents, follow the products caution or warning statement.
If foods, juices, or soups get on the front surface of the doors, wipe clean immediately.
There may be thin lines just like scratches on the plastic parts. These lines are called #xeld line" which occurred during
parts molding. These are noticeable especially on transparent parts but do not affect hardness nor cause crack.
How To Maintain
۳ኴ
ѮސĂ໋ϕሑ˱˚ѾڟढĂ࠘30ࠌۯݣོזᕽĄ
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HOW TO MAINTAIN (HOW TO REMOVE PARTS) ۳ኴ̟֣) ٲਸ਼χ*ٲ̟ڟ
Control panel and the door surface ጇѰٖąሑ۞ے
Wipe the control panel with a soft dry cloth. Never expose the control panel to water, since this may cause
failure.
Wipe the surface of the door with soft cloth soaked in warm water (this applies to the stainless steel door
type).
ጇѰٖቜ௺ᐢੁĄ
ቜ˼̫ᔰэጇѰٖʰĂЃЪઠఅЙވᄫĄ
ሑ۞ےቜ௺ٮຣ̫ᐢݺĞ˚ᚚᏁሑ۞ܮʶϣᆺğĄ
Door Seal ሑ۞ନ
Door seals get dirty easily so they should be
wiped clean with extra care.
Υػఋϋశۣ࣠ؾൿдܱĂቜᐢੁݺĄ
Areas where Liquids Collect
ΘНఋ
Wipe clean areas where liquids have collected.
ʙંፖΘĂቜᐢੁݺĄ
Areas where liquids collect
ΘНఋ
The Back of the Refrigerator/Floor ϕሑࠧڟჄϴ
Remove the mount cover
by pulling it towards you.
Push it on from the front
to replace it. (
Pg. 11)
ઠაݣ܉ˠ֣̾ਸ਼Ą
Њཆढૃ܌Γثʣ҉͟Ą
Ğ!!!!!!!22!ࡲğ
Turn the adjustable mounts
so they come up off the floor
and pull out the refrigerator.
For a floor that may be easily
scratched put down some
kind of protective mat.
ଋᕽቡ༚Ăૃϴग़ਔݣϔ
͎شϕሑĄ࠷ᚴ࣠֘ؾฌڟϴ
ٖĂ܌ኜʰ۳ᛖٖĄ
Wipe clean the rear surface,
wall and floor.
The back of the refrigerator gets
dirty easily and blackens due to
fine dust from air currents accumulating on top of dust that
has already gathered in this area.
ઠࠧăᑓዩăϴʰдܱᐢ
ੁݺĄ
ࠧ࣠ંؾፖиĂծϰڪ
ॉဇڟᘰ۽Ăфۣ࣠ؾൿ
์иჄдܱĄ
Turn adjustable mounts
ଋᕽቡ༚
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(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
Internal ሑ˱
Single door type ۞ӜВ
Height adjustable shelf
͟ቡВᅹޜ
Descendible case
ʮВ֥ۯ
Twin door type ᖖ۞ӜВ
Lower shelf
ѳᅹޜ
Fixed door pockets
Height adjustable shelf
࣠ס־ዢ༊ڐ
Descendible case
͟ቡВᅹޜ
ʮВ֥ۯ
Height adjustable pocket
͟ቡВ༊ޜڐ
Lower shelf
ѳᅹޜ
Door pocket (upper)
༊ ) ޜ ڐʰ ᅹ *
Height adjustable
pockets (2 levels)
͟ቡВ༊)!ޜڐ3ᅹ*
Door pocket (lower)
༊ ) ޜ ڐʮ ᅹ *
Fixed shelf
ס־ᅹޜ
Reversible shelf
ᕚᕽВᅹޜ
Door pocket (left)
༊ * ;) ޜ ڐ
Pull-out shelf
͟Вᅹޜ
Vacuum compartment
!!݉ڪ
)Y!Tztufn!ڪȥɏȭ*
Reversible shelf
ᕚᕽВᅹޜ
Fixed shelf
ס־ᅹޜ
Pull-out shelf
͟Вᅹޜ
Vacuum compartment
!!݉ڪ
)Y!Tztufn!ڪȥɏȭ*
Refrigerator Compartment Ѿᕠ݉
Descendible case
ʮВ֥ۯ
ി์ϩʰ͎Ą
Reversible shelf
ᕚᕽВᅹޜ
Lift the rear of the shelf a little and pull it out
towards you.
To insert the shelf, push the shelf in until the end.
Pull out towards you, remove by first
removing the 2 stoppers at bottom right.
ϵ˱ʰطਔĂϔϩ͎܉Ą
ЊཆढĂቜሂဂϴᅹذޜў̟ݣ૰ʣĄ
͎܉Ă֥͎͡ఋ̥ڟ
ཆ༊ݣӰᅹ͎֥ޜĄ
Pull-out shelf
͟Вᅹޜ
Fixed door pockets
࣠ס־ዢ༊ޜڐ
ָ
ָ
Completely pull out, lift up and pull
out towards you.
Remove by lifting while lightly tapping the
bottom surface at both ends.
ി์ϩʰ͎Ą
Ӈϒϴݣ͎Ăϩʰ͎܉Ą
ᄆᄆိΈ;͡Ăϔطˠ֣̾ਸ਼Ą
Vacuum compartment ( ݉ڪX System ڪȥɏȭ)
Slightly lift up the front side of the vacuum compartment case, release the
case from the catch on the door and pull it towards you. (
Pg. 24)
Height adjustable pockets
͟ቡВ༊ޜڐ
ᄆᄆطਔ܉݉ڪఋĂઠૃሑ۞ʰڟ૮ྙʰعĂ܉Ӱ
͎ĄĞ!!!!!!!!24ࡲğ
Caution
Do not wash the vitamin
cassette with water.
٧๎ձ
ቜ˼଼̫ႰΡশĄ
Remove by lifting while holding the knobs on
both sides with both hands.
To attach, push down with both hands.
֍̙ಫў֍ڟଋූʰطਔˠ֣̾ਸ਼Ą!
Њཆढ܌֍̙ʮ૰Ą
How To Maintain (How To Remove Parts) (Continue)
۳ኴ̟֣)!ٲਸ਼χ!*ٲ̟ڟĞᙷᛉğ
Slightly lift up and pull out.
How To Maintain
۳ኴ
Slightly lift up and pull out.
Fixed shelf ס ־ᅹ ޜ
Height adjustable shelf
͟ቡВᅹޜ
Lower shelf
ѳᅹޜ
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HOW TO MAINTAIN (HOW TO REMOVE PARTS) ۳ኴ̟֣) ٲਸ਼χ*ٲ̟ڟ
Ice Compartment ყϕ݉!0!Upper Freezer ʰᅹѾ࢝݉
Open the door, lift the case toward you.
To set the case, fit the 4 projections on its right and left into the notches
on the frame.
Έ۞Ăϩ͎֥̟܉Ą
ЊཆढĂቜઠ;͡ 4ϩ۞ऱ֍ठڟՏನʣס־Ą
Frame ऱ
Lower Freezer ʮᅹѾ࢝݉
Frame ऱ
Stopper
̥ཆ༊
Open the door and pull out the slimline slide case and the slide case.
Lift up the lower freezer case.
Έ۞ݣĂ͎ᒡ̅Ą
ϩʰ֥͎ʮᅹѾ࢝Ą
To install the freezer case, fit both side of the projections on the lower freezer case into the square holes on the frame.
Set the stoppers on both sides of the slide case onto the outer part of the lower freezer case.
ЊཆѾ࢝ढĂቜઠ˅;͡ࠏ͎ڟఋ˷ϩ۞ऱ֍ठڟՏನʣס־Ą
ቜઠ֍ठ̥ڟཆ༊ನʣʮᅹѾ࢝ʹڟĄ
Vegetable Compartment ሹَ۳ᔀ݉
Small vegetable case
Вၳࡵܢጌ୩
Projection
ࠏਔ
Corner holes
Տ̌
Frame
ऱ
Vegetable case
ሹَሑ
Fully open the door toward you and lift
the small vegetables case as show above.
ઠሑ۞ϩ܉Έ֗Ą!
Ѓઠၳࡵܢጌ୩!
ϩʰ૰ضݣʮĄ
Lift the front of the door toward
you, slowly pull it out and tilt
the door.
ઠሑ۞ി์ʰӴݣĂϔယ
ယϩʹĂሑ۞ชଇĄ
Caution
Do not wash the moisture cassette with water.
Lift the vegetable case directly above. To
install it, insert the protrusion on the left and
right back of the vegetable case into the
square hole of the frame and set it so that the
edge of the vegetable case rests on the frame.
ઠሹَሑϩʰ֥͎ĄЊཆढĂቜઠሑ˅;
͡˱ࠏ͎ఋ˷ϩ۞ऱ֍ठ͍ڟʣڟऱޜ
ನʣĂઠሹَሑڟᘞሢޜ༊ϵऱޜʰס־Ą
٧๎ձ
ቜ˼଼̫۳ᑆĄ
When the pull-out door has been removed ːضʮتઢ۞ढ
Independent Ice Compartment
Upper Freezer
ጿγВყϕ݉
ʰᅹѾ࢝݉
Frame
ऱ
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Vegetable Compartment
Lower Freezer
ሹَ۳ᔀ݉
ʮᅹѾ࢝݉
Frame
ऱ
3/25/09 9:57:48 AM
(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
Care of the Water Supply Container ൝̫ᇀڟ۳ኴ
To prevent the generation of "slime" and "water stain", ensure all parts of the water supply
container are washed once a week.
Remove the packing from the lid and wash it with water using a soft sponge.
When no ice is made for an extended period, be sure to dry every part of the water supply container and restore it
to the prescribed location in the fresh food compartment. we recommend that you change the automatic ice setting
to "Stop ice making". (
Pg. 32)
When you don't change the automatic ice setting to "Stop ice making", you may sometimes hear the operating
sound of the feed pump. This does not represent any problem.
Wipe off the water if water spills when removing or setting the water supply container.
ߏᓗѻņ
!!ΡᔇŇؖവΡņ
!!̫ܱŇĂቜਜ਼ΆԐྤʙޑೈ଼ʙЩ൝̫ᇀăᔮ̫̰Ą
ઠૃᛖაʰضʮ˞ݣĂቜպڟ௺ޙॕೝ̫Ą
ढ˚ყϕढĂቜઠ൝̫ᇀϨఋѝχ۳ੁݻᑍݣĂϔعϱѾᕠ݉ڟסѝ༊Ą
ݚᚊઠьყϕጠڟ௩ס௩ߏ!
Ķ̥ķ
ĄĞ!!!!!!!!32ࡲğ
໋ьყϕጠڟ௩סԠФ௩ϵ!
Ķ̥ķ!ढĂ༄લՎ൝̫߅ོᕽڟᒐࡱĂѮ˚୴ސલ୪ණĄ
ϵ֥͎عؖʣ൝̫ᇀढĂЃ̫͎ࡌᐢੁĄ
Water supply
cover
൝̫ა
Lid
ᛖა
Packing
Hook your fingers around the step at the nozzle-end of
the lid and remove it. (Do not open using finger nails.)
Check that the tab is hooked onto the water supply
container and close the lid in the arrow direction.
ઠ̙عݾϵᛖაᅢᅝ႒࣯ڟʰĂϔ֣ਸ਼ᛖაĄ
Ğቜ˼ݾΦΈᛖაğ
ࡌᘰఖა˅ढĂቜሂჯ͚ှː૮ϵ൝̫ᇀʰĂഓݣሐᏞ
̟ϩᘰఖĄ
Lid
Lid
ᛖა
ᛖა
Case
How To Maintain
۳ኴ
Water filter
̫ᔮ̰
Cover tab
͚ှ
Water Filter )̫ᔮ̰*!
Lid
Turn the case in the
ᛖა
direction of the arrow and
remove from the cover tab.
ሐᏞ̟ϩଋᕽ̺Ăϔ
ૃᛖა͚ှˠ֣̾ਸ਼Ą
Case
Exchanging Water Filter
Change the water filter when it gets old.
(Approximately every 3 to 4 years.)
Ordering a new water filter
Part no: RJK-30. Insure you have the correct part no. and
order though the retailer from which you purchased your
refrigerator. (Removing the water filter does not affect the
ice-making function)
ԁಲ̫ᔮ̰
!
!
!
໋ᔮ̰тᕟݣĂቜԁಲܢĞԁಲᆿລĈ࠘4Ƃ5БğĄ!
ࡏᓊԁಲટ̫ᔮ̰
ϩ̠γࣜྫӬ˛̖ᓊඵᔮ̰ढĂቜסݾ୰ܮܢ༴ĈSKL.41Ą
Ğ҉պ֣ਸ਼̫ᔮ̰Ăʶ˚ᆇᛪყϕ͒ğ
Hold the bottom of the
case and remove the filter
by pulling the filter tab.
̙ݾᐆў̺ʮ̟ڟϣढĂ
̙̫͎ݾᔮ̰ଋহĄ
Wash with water using a soft
sponge.
ڟ௺ޙॕೝ֕ੁĄ
Do not use mild kitchen
detergents or bleach.
The filter is easily broken so avoid
prodding it with stick-like objects.
ቜ˼պᆁؘટ˛଼ؒዘĂၔΩ̫Ą
Υؾ࣠ػকڟሢވĂቜ˼ೕܢڐ
͎୴ڐĄ
Filter tab
ଋহ
How To Maintain (How To Remove Parts) (Continue)
۳ኴ̟֣)!ٲਸ਼χ!*ٲ̟ڟĞᙷᛉğ
Add water line
൝̫ѝ
Water supply
container
൝̫ᇀ
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HOW TO MAINTAIN (HOW TO REMOVE PARTS) ۳ኴ̟֣) ٲਸ਼χ*ٲ̟ڟ
Care of the Automatic Ice Maker
ьყϕጠڟ۳ኴ
Cleaning the Ice Maker
ყϕጠ଼ᇓ
Cleaning
ລ
ర
଼
!!
ᇓ
Press and hold the "Ice
making cleaning" button
on the internal control
panel for about 5 seconds
until it beeps.
ݻᛉݸൿϕሑ˱ጇѰ
ٖʰ!ڟĶყϕ଼୩ķݸ
ᓤ࠘5ࠌĂ֗ڢᛪਔ!
ņ
!!Ňᒐߏ̥Ą
ጌ
୩
!!
Tidying Up
Empty the ice case.
ࢇڪϕีĄ
!!
Preparation
In case of first using the ice maker or if more than a week has passed since the last use,
clean out any dust or smell in the ice trays or water channel.
ࢤזպढؖය྆ʙޑೈ̾ʰԠФպढĂቜઠყϕᇺჄ൝̫֨୴ڟჄ୴଼ڐ୩ੁĄ
Remove the towel
and any water or ice
collected in the case.
଼ਸ਼ϕี˱ڟፖ
̫ąϕีჄ̩˒Ą
Place a clean towel in
the bottom of the case.
ઠੁ˒̩ڟኜϵ
ϕี˱Ą
Fill the water supply
container and set it in
its place.
ઠ̫ࢇʣ൝̫ᇀ˱Ă
ӇϒЊཆĄ
Continue pressing
for 5 seconds
ݻᛉݸʮݸᓤ!
ྀ5ࠌᚘ
Cleaning
଼ᇓ˛
!!!!!!!!!Č
Close the door
and wait.
ቜઠ۞ᘰʰĂ
ݟʙĄ
Close!
After 3 minutes, the
alarm will stop and
cleaning is completed.
࠘3˷ᚘݣĂ༼ᅁᒐ
̥Ă଼୩ѰӇЙĄ
Wipe the case with
a dry towel.
ੁ̩˒ઠϕี
ᐢੁݺĄ
Care of the Water Supply Pipe
൝̫႓ڟ۳ኴ!) ̫ *
Remove the water supply container.
֥͎൝̫ᇀĄ
Water supply pipe
൝̫႓
Close the freezer
doors (left and right).
ᘰఖყϕ݉ĂѾ࢝
݉۞Ą
Remove the water supply pipe.
֥͎൝̫႓Ą
Once a year ʙ Б ʙ Щ
Wash the water supply pipe with
water, and then reinstall it.
଼̫ᇓ̫႓Ăഓݣϔཆ༊Ą
Water supply
container
൝̫ᇀ
There is a water supply pipe at
the inner side of the water supply
container.
൝̫ᇀڟཇըФ൝̫႓Ą
38
The water supply pipe can be
removed by pulling down its top
towards you with a finger.
ઠ̙ݾѪʣ˱Ăϩࢇ܉ൿ͎Ą
Frame
ऱ
Fit the end of the pipe into the hole
and push the pipe towards the
inner side.
ઠ൝̫႓ನʣ˱ϩཇࢇʣĄ
Make sure to install the water supply pipe before attaching the water supply container because water may spill
inside the compartment if the water supply container is attached without the water supply pipe.
Do not disassemble the water supply pipe.
The surrounding of the water supply pipe may become warm due to anti-freeze heater installed in the bottom face
of the water supply container. It is not abnormal.
ϵ൝̫႓֥͎ٷڑڟʮཆ༊൝̫ᇀڟབྷĂ̫ʣࣲ˱Ăʙࡌסϵ൝̫႓௩סЁ܉ڟಪʮ௩༊൝̫ᇀĄ
˚ࡌضཌ൝̫႓Ą
ઠ̫ᇀఋϰཆФթ͚࢝Ă൝̫ᇀֺ๐ᚈФ์ᇥ๐๐Ă˚ވސᄫĄ
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(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
Cleaning the Ice Tray (wash with water)
ყϕᇺ଼ᇓĞ̫ğ
Stop ice making
̥ყϕ
Make sure to stop ice making to
avoid failure and water leakage.
ߏʟᓗѻവΡވᄫჄၓ̫Ăቜሂס
̥ყϕĄ
Remove the ice tray
֥͎ყϕᇺ
To stop the water supply to
the ice tray, press the
"Large ice cube making"
button to turn off the light.
Frame ऱ
Light OFF
About once a year ˃࠘ʙБʙЩ
ࡌ̥൝ყϕᇺռ̫Ă!
ቜ ݸĶყ ϕ Ꮅ ጅ ķ ݸᓤ Ă !
պΰጷၫພĄ
Open the ice compartment door
and pull down the frame lever.
Then, pull out the frame fully
towards you.
Lever Έ ყ ϕ ࣲ ۞ Ă ઠ Ӱ ̙ ݸʮ ݣ
ଜ Ӱऱ͎Ą
Pull out the frame straight to avoid
water in the ice tray from spilling.
Ѓ˱ఋФ̫Ăቜ̫ݸሣယယ͎Ą
ΰጷၫጷ
The light may flash when the mode is changed to
“stop ice making”. The light will turn off automatically
after approximately 20 seconds (it is not abnormal).
Cover ა˅
Remove the ice tray from the frame.
ઠყϕᇺૃऱ˛֥͎Ą
໋ ുӕಲ ֗Ķ̥ყϕķढ Ă ጷ ώ ͟ !
ਰ ᗗĄጷώ ઠ ϵ20 ࠌ ݣь ၫ ພ ! ) ˚ ! ސ
̆ લ *Ą
Wash the ice tray with water
଼̫ყϕᇺ
(When the frame cannot be pulled out.
Pg. 46)
Ğ໋ऱ˚ਔĄ!!!!!!!!!57ࡲğ
Set the ice tray
௩סყϕᇺ
Lightly rinse the ice
tray with running water.
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Make sure that the ice making has stopped before removing the ice tray (to avoid failure).
Do not leave the ice tray unattached after replacement or cleaning (to avoid water spilling over the ice case).
Do not open the ice compartment door while the buzzer is sounding. (The operation will stop.)
When setting the ice tray, do not fill it with water (to avoid failure and ice sheet).
Do not put your hand inside the ice tray compartment when the ice tray is not set.
Do not splash water inside the ice compartment.
֥͎ყϕᇺڟढĂʙࡌסϑሂჯყϕ̥˗ݣ֥͎Ą \ ވᄫࢨڟϰ ^
ϵΐཆ༊ყϕᇺڟढĂ˚ࡌїყϕᇺڟԁಲ଼Ą \ ყϕ˱ʣ̫ ^
ϕሑവ͎ᛪᒐڟढĂ˚ࡌ۞Ą \ ̥ଂ ^
ყϕཇФ̫ढ˚ࡌཆ༊Ą \ Йߏᒡϕވؖᄫࢨڟϰ ^
֥͎ყϕݣĂ̙˚ࡌѪʣ˱ఋĄ
ყϕ݉˱˚ࡌ̫Ą
How To Maintain (How To Remove Parts) (Continue)
۳ኴ̟֣)!ٲਸ਼χ!*ٲ̟ڟĞᙷᛉğ
Prohibited
Light ON
ΰጷ۫ጷ
ݸʮĶ̥ყϕķᓤĂזьყϕĄ
ቜݸĶყ ϕ Ꮅ ጅ ķݸᓤ̾Έ!
ΰጷĄ)ьყϕጇѰזĄ*
How To Maintain
۳ኴ
Pull out the frame fully towards you, set
ice tray on the frame and close the cover.
ઠყϕᇺऱϒఋ͎Ăყϕᇺعʣऱ!
˱აʰა˅Ą
Do not put water in the ice tray when
setting the tray.
Ф̫ڟٷʮĂ˚ࡌཆ༊Ą
Push in the frame securely until it touches
the end and pull up the frame lever.
ሂჯઠऱ௩סϵѝݣĂӰऱڟӰ
̙Έʰ͞Ą
Press the stop ice making button to commence automatic ice making operation.
Press the "Large ice cube making" button
to turn on the light. (Automatic ice making
operation starts.)
Remove the ice, if any, from
the ice tray by twisting the tray.
ઠϕૃᇺཇࢇ͎Ą
Do not use anything that can scratch
the ice tray, such as scrub brush or
cleanser.
(Ice removing may become difficult
if these items are used.)
˚ࡌ֕Ă଼ᇓ֧࣠ؾ
֎ˎڟĄ
! )ސպϕ˚ؾນཌࢨڟϰ*
Push up the cover on the front side
of the frame ( part) towards you.
ઠऱڟ܉ა˅\ŕఋ^ϩݸ܉ʮĄ
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ECO ALARM / OPTIONAL ᑗ۳ਰᗗƟ͟Ꮅχ
Eco Alarm ᑗ۳ਰᗗ
If the door is left open for more than 1 minute, the door alarm sounds as shown in the table below and the eco alarm
flashes to inform the user with the sound and light that the door is open.
໋ሑ۞ଂය྆1˷ᚘढĂሑ۞ਰᗗઠЃʮؚےΰᛪਔ̅ᑗ۳ΰጷਰᗗĂ̾྆ᒐᛪַጷώಪᎺ̘Ą
œ Door alarm: Short beeps sound.
œ Eco alarm: The buttons on the control panel on the door flashes.
œ !ሑ۞༼ᅁĈ഻۴ڟᒐĄ
œ !ᑗ۳ਰᗗĈሑ۞ʰڟጇѰٖݸᓤਰᗗĄ
Duration the door is left open
ሑ۞ଂढ
After 1 minutes 1˷ᚘݣ
After 2 minutes 2˷ᚘݣ
Above 3 minutes 3˷ᚘ̾ʰ
Door alarm
ሑ۞༼ᅁ
Short beeps ഻۴ڟᒐ
Long beeps ڟᒐ
Beeps continuously ݻᛉڟᛪ
Eco alarm
ᑗ۳ਰᗗ
Flashes ਰᗗ
Flashes ਰᗗ
Flashes ਰᗗ
The door alarm and eco alarm functions can be used for the refrigerator compartment, independent ice
compartment and lower freezer. (It is not available for the upper freezer and vegetable compartment.)
ሑ۞༼ᅁַᑗ۳ਰᗗ͒̾͟ϵѾᕠ݉Ăጿγყϕַ݉ʮᅹѾ࢝݉Ą ) ʰᅹѾַ࢝݉ሹَ۳ᔀ݉ഒЪ͒Ą *
The eco alarm can be stopped ᑗ۳ਰᗗ̥̾͟
To Disengage the Open Door Alarm ཌਸ਼༼ᅁᒐढ
Press "Quick Freezing" for
approximately 3 seconds
until hear door alarm sound.
ݸʮĶයఀѾ࢝ķݸᓤ࠘4ࠌ
эņŇ༼ᅁᒐᛪਔĄ
Continue pressing for 3 seconds
ݻᛉݸʮݸᓤ࠘4ࠌ
To Re-engage the alarm ϔݙ௩༼סᅁᒐढ
Press "Quick Freezing" for
approximately 3 seconds until
hear door alarm sound.
ݸʮĶයఀѾ࢝ķݸᓤ࠘4ࠌэ
ņŇ༼ᅁᒐᛪਔĄ
Press "Quick Freezing"
and turn off the light.
ݸʮĶයఀѾ࢝ķݸᓤĂ
ΰጷၫພĄ
Press
ݸ
Press
ݸ
Continue pressing for 3 seconds
ݻᛉݸʮݸᓤ࠘4ࠌ
Approx.
3 seconds
Approx.
3 seconds
Light ON
ΰጷ۫ጷ
Press "Quick Freezing"
and turn off the light.
ݸʮĶයఀѾ࢝ķݸᓤĂ
ΰጷၫພĄ
Light OFF ΰጷၫጷ
Light ON ΰጷ۫ጷ
Light OFF ΰጷၫጷ
œ At installation the alarm is set "ON".
œ Unplugging and inserting the power plug or a blackout will reset the alarm to "ON".
œ If you turn the alarm ON/OFF during the "Quick Freezing (Quick Ice Making)" operation, "Quick Freezing (Quick
Ice Making)" will be cancelled.
œ! Њཆढːઠ༼ᅁᒐ௩ߏסņŇĄ
œ! ئ૬ನᏞݣྫؖϔಈྫݣĂ༼ᅁᒐݮಈЙņŇڑڟဘĄ
œ!ĶයఀѾ࢝ĞයఀყϕğķོᕽढĂ࠷ݸƝᘰΰጷݸᓤĂ܌ཌਸ਼ĶයఀѾ࢝ĞයఀყϕğķོᕽĄ
Optional ͟Ꮅχ
Replacement of water filter ԁಲ̫ᔮ̰
œ! Replace the water filter when it wears out. (Standard replacement period is 3-4 years.)
œ! Replacement for water filter: Part number RJK-30
œ! ᔮ̰тᕟढĂቜԁಲܢĄ ) ԁಲᆿລĈ࠘ 3.4БĄ*
œ! ԁಲ̫ᔮ̰Ĉ୰ܮܢ༴!RJK-30
Replacement of vacuum packing ԁಲڪઝ
œ! Replace the packing when it is damaged.
(Standard replacement period is 3-4 years.)
œ! ڪઝকढĂቜԁಲܢĄ!
) ԁಲᆿລĈ࠘ 3.4БĄ*
œ! Order of replacement part: Vacuum packing
œ! ࡏᓊԁಲఋχĈڪઝ
Model ܮ༴!
R-SF60YMJ
R-SF56YMJ
R-S57YMJ
Part No. ୰ܮܢ༴!
R-Y6000 311
R-SF46YMJ
R-S47YMJ
R-Y5400 311
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TROUBLESHOOTING ވᄫʟฝĔ
Check the following.
ቜᐮ̾ޥʮձĄ
(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
If the refrigerator still does not operate properly contact the retailer from
which it was purchased. (
Refer to back cover)
ЃَᓙސഒٲཌԚੰᖠढĂቜ߁༄ኛ੦̠ؖγӬ˛̖Ą
Ğ!!!!!!!!!ቜኧჳقपࠧğ
Frequently asked questions when using the refrigerator for the first time.
ࡶЩպڟલՎੰᖠĄ
When this happens
ढ
ࡶЩպढĂ!
ϕሑ˚͈ϋ!
ѾܓĂഒٲყ!
ϕ
Not cool at all
Ӈϒ˚Ѿ
It takes longer time to cool in summer or
when a large amount of food is stored.
It takes longer time for ice making when
you use the refrigerator for the first time as
ice making starts only after the
interior of the refrigerator is cooled.
It may take more than 24 hours to make
ice depending on the amount and storage
arrangement of food inside the refrigerator.
It may take approximately 4 - 24 hours to cool after
installation of the refrigerator.
Make opening/closing of the door quicker or reduce as
much as possible.
Place the foods with adequate gap.
໋ࣇ̈ढؖІعʟ˃ුࡵܢढᄯྲྀ!
ढ˗ӇϒѾܓĄ
ࡶЩպϕሑყϕढᄯࡌྲྀढĂ!
ϰߏΆϵϕሑ˱ఋӇϒѾ˗ݣܓ!ז
ყϕĄყϕढ֥ԚܢࡵػІڟعᆵු!
̅ϖѝ༊Ă͟ය྆ 24 ˉढĄ
ϕሑЊཆݣĂᄯࡌ˃࠘ 4 э 24 ˉढվѾܓĄ
Is the power being supplied?
ྫປڟྫΓሂฝ @
Has the power plug come out?
Has a fuse blown or has a circuit breaker cut the power?
Is there a blackout?
ྫປನᏞФഒئ૬ĉ
۳Ꮞ൛ؖᔞᘰސҏː˸ᔞĉ
Фഒྫĉ
Make sure it is installed properly.
Is the refrigerator in direct sunlight?
Is there an appliance that radiates heat such as a gas
cooker close by?
Pg.12
Is there enough space around the refrigerator.
ቜሂჯސҏЊཆΓሂĄ
ϕሑސҏڢັ֗෨ώĉ
ۣۖФഒΟ಼ᙥവᇥዢ֎ĉ
23ࡲ
ϕሑֺސҏ۳Фᅶཉڟᄪĉ)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Has enough time pasted since
installation?
Њཆސݣҏː༄྆ʟʙढĉ
It may take about 4 hours, and more than half a day
in summer time.
ϵѾ܉˞ܓᄯ ࠘ۆ4 ˉढĂࣇ̈Άۆ 24
ˉढ˗ӇϒѾܓĄ
Is the temperature control set
on "MIN".
Temperature control set on "MID" or "MAX".
Pg. 20, 27
31-!38ࡲ
ቜઠຣݙቡጌߏņ˛Ňؖņ઼ŇĄ )!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Check inside the refrigerator.
ቜሂჯϕሑ˱Ą
Is there too much food in the refrigerator?
Is there something hot inside the refrigerator?
Is there any food blocking the cold-air vent?
It makes the air flow worse.
ސҏઠࡵܢฬ྆ڟၖĉ
Фഒعʣᇥᚢᚢܢࡵڟĉ
ࡵܢФഒઇўѾॉ͎ࡳʿĉఅЙѾॉ˚ٷڑչĄ
Are doors being opened frequently?
ФഒᏜᒅଂሑ۞ĉ
It takes time to fully cooled, minimize to open the door.
ࡌ͈˷ఆଳᄯࡌढĂၾු˚ࡌᘰϕሑ۞Ą
Are there any food items coming in contact with
doors stopping them from closing properly?
Make sure to place the food doesn't contact the door
when it is closed.
ሑ۞ސҏࡵ͚ܢўфҕ͘ڑဘĉ
ࡵࡌܢጌᅆڟНᕠĂᓗѻᘰఖ۞ढൿĄ
When in trouble Troubleshooting (Continue)
വΡੰᖠढ
ވᄫʟฝ@!Ğ ᙷᛉğ
ސҏઠຣݙቡጌ֗ņࣵŇĉ
R-SF60YMJ (D).indd 41
ቜၾӤᘰሑ۞̅˚ࡌ༄લଂሑ۞Ă
ઠࡵܢኌ໋˷վ۳ІĄ
How To Maintain
۳ኴ
Not cool
properly
Ѿ̊˚ݙઊ
Cause
ࢨϰ
Eco Alarm/Optional
ᑗ۳ਰᗗ0͟Ꮅχ
When using
the refrigerator
for the first
time, it can not
be cooled
properly, ice
cannot be
made
Please check
ᐮޥά
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3/25/09 9:57:50 AM
TROUBLESHOOTING ވᄫʟฝĔ
When this happens
ढ
Not cool
properly
Ѿ̊˚ݙઊ
Please check
ᐮޥά
Cause
ࢨϰ
Is some thing like plastic bags being
caught between the door seal and the
body of the refrigerator or any gap?
ሑ۞ନჄϕሑΏ˞ސҏҶў
อሲĂ͎୪ᒁᄪĉ
Do not allow food or plastic bag to get stuck between
the door and the refrigerator body when closing the
door.
ᘰ۞ढ˚ࡌҶўࡵܢĂอሲĄ
During “Quick Freezing” operation, priority
is given to cooling of the freezer compartment and thus the temperature of the
refrigerator compartment may rise easily.
ĶයఀѾ࢝ķ˛ढѾ࢝݉ᏺϑѾܓĂ
!
Ѿᕠ݉ڟຣݙʰ̀Ą
Is "Quick Freezing" or "Quick Ice
Making" just completed?
ސҏސĶයఀѾ࢝ķؖĶයఀყϕķࢤ
ൖԂĉ
Food in the
refrigerator
compartment
and the
vegetable
compartment
freezes
Ѿᕠ݉ąሹَ۳
ᔀ݉࢝ܢࡵڟൖ
ʟ
Minimize to open the door.
ၾු̍ᘰϕሑ۞Ą
Although the indicator lamp is lit, operation is not
performed for 60 minutes after completion of
“Quick Freezing” or “Quick Ice Making” operation.
ĶයఀѾ࢝ķؖĶයఀყϕķதʟݣĂΰጷ!
ᔈጷ60˷ᚘĂѮ˚ོїĄ
Is the temperature control set on "MAX"
Set the refrigerator compartment temperature control
to "MID". Having the setting on "MAX" makes it easy
for food and the water in the water supply container
Pg. 20
to freeze.
ސҏઠຣݙቡጌ֗ņ઼Ňĉ
ቜઠຣݙቡጌߏņ˛ŇĄ࠷௩ߏסņ઼ŇĂ࣠ؾ
అЙࡵؖܢ൝̫ᇀ˱̫࢝ڟൖĄ )!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
31ࡲ
Is the temperature of the surrounding
area lower than 5°C?
The water in the water supply container may freeze.
It will make it harder for the water to freeze if the
refrigerator compartment temperature control is set
Pg. 20
to "MIN".
ֺຣސݙҏѳ ػ5°C ̾ʮĉ
̕ਔ൝̫ᇀ̫࢝ڟൖĄ࠷ઠϕሑຣݙቡጌߏ
ņࣵŇĂ౷˚࢝ؾൖĄ )!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
31ࡲ
Are foods that have high water content
being stored towards the back of the
refrigerator compartment shelves?
ސҏઠҤ̫ϋϻܢࡵڟĂعʣѾ
ᕠ݉శ˱ᅹؖϕຣ݉˱ĉ
Food that is near the cold-air vent may freeze.
Be extra cautious for the drink cans, it may burst.
عϵ͎ࡳʿۣۖʶ࣠ؾവΡ࢝ൖĄ̎֏ސᝬཆ
टĂ̕͟ਔকĂቜ͈͑̾˷ڟ٧๎Ą
The interior of the vegetable compartment is refrigerated indirectly from around the case so the
case it self gets cold. Laying down a polystyrene tray will prevent condensation.
Υػሹَ۳ᔀ݉ૃސሹඊֺїѾܓĂϰЪѳሹඊڟຣݙĄቜኜ௩വپ
ࡄʚଡ଼ٖ̾թ࢝ൖĄ
Condensation
forms (frosting)
ൖᛩ!Ğൖᓷğ
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In high humidity dew may form on the outside
of the refrigerator, door seals, and door.
Besides, the door surface may be fogged up
with condensation due to cold air after opening
and closing the door. These are not abnormal.
໋ຣݙੑढĂʹჄ۞ନ̅ሑ
۞ʰൖᛩॵĄЪʹĂ໋ሑ۞ᘰ
ढ୰Ρᘴ̫Ăծۨ୴લĄ
Are the doors shut properly?
ሑ۞ސҏႧఖĉ
Are there any food items coming in contact with
doors stopping them from closing properly?
ሑ۞ސҏࡵ͚ܢўфҕ͘ڑဘĉ
Has any water been spilled from water
bottles etc.?
ސҏع༊ϵ݉˱ڟѾ̫୭̫ڟຖ͎վĉ
Wipe clean with a dry cloth.
Setting the temperature adjustment to "MIN" may
prevent dew.
ቜੁᐢੁݺĄ
ઠѾ࢝݉ຣݙቡቡϵņࣵŇڟབྷĂ
౷˚࣠ؾൖᛩĄ
Frost or dew may form even with very small door gap.
Frost may form especially on the door frame when
the pull-out door is open.
ฉฉސʙᔈᔈڟᒁʶൖᓷؖൖϕĄ
تઢ۞ΈĂ५ѿ۞ސऱʰ࣠ؾൖϕĄ
3/25/09 9:57:51 AM
(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
When this happens
ढ
Please check
ᐮޥά
Cause
ࢨϰ
Are doors being opened for long period or
open too frequent?
Frost or dew forms if water content in the air is cooled.
ސҏढଂሑ۞ĂఖЩᆵᏜᒅĉ
ڪॉ˛˷̫ڟѾݣܓൖᓷؖൖϕĄ
Condensation in the vegetable compartment.
This is because high humidity is maintained to prevent
the vegetables to be dried.
Pg. 28
ሹඊ݉ൖᛩĄ
ߏʟթ̥ሹَੁᑍĂվઠሹَ۳ᔀ݉˱۳!
ݻϵᑆڑڟݙဘʮĄ )!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
39ࡲ
Sometimes the running sound gets louder.
After installation, the refrigerator will make a louder
sound than normal because it will run at a higher
power until it is sufficiently cooled inside.
This refrigerator is fitted with an inverter-compressor.
It will change to a high-speed mode and make a
louder noise when the doors are being opened and
closed a lot, if the surrounding temperature is high, or
after defrosting.
͎୪˃ᒐࡱ
ޚղᒐࡱ
͎୪ղᒐࡱ
ծۨ୴લ
ЊཆݣΆ̾˃ڟʨුїོᕽĂ̾ػۯ
ϕሑ˱ڟຣݙ՞ఀʮĂϰЪ౷͎୪ྲྀ˃
ڟᒐࡱĄ
ΏϕሑФཷ QBNᝐᏜᐆᑻጠĄ໋ఖϕሑ
۞ڟЩᆵᏜᒅढĂֺڱؖຣྲྀݙढؖਸ਼ᓷ
ݣĂΥػ˸ಲЙఀོᕽĂϰЪ౷͎୪ྲྀ
˃ོڟᕽᒐĄ
A sound like running water (trickling sound).
A sound like something hitting (tapping or
knocking sound).
A sound like boiling water (hollow bubbling
sound).
A sound like meat frying (searing sound).
These are the sounds of the liquid for refrigerating
(refrigerant) flowing. They may be heard even when
the compressor is not running.
Ѓ̫ৡᒐࡱĞᒐğĄ
ᆡᐞᒐĞğĄ
ٴᚢᒐĞ֬ᔏ֬ᔏğĄ
०шᒐĞңğĄ
ߏʟѾܓϕሑ˱фѾ౬ଶڟᒐࡱĄ!
໋ᐆᑻጠོ̥ᕽढʶႍ֗ᒐࡱĄ
A sound like something is catching
(repetitive tapping).
A groaning sound (low-pitch humming).
This is the sound of the motor controlling the
temperature inside the refrigerator that is heard
before or after the compressor operation or when
opening or closing the fresh room compartment door.
Ё࿋ٍ͚֗љڟᒐࡱĞూూğĄ
ֲᅤᒐĞҡğĄ
Ѿᕠ݉۞ᘰݣĂࡧቡጌϕሑຣݙĂྀ!
ଂڟ̥ؖᒐࡱĄ
A whine like small electric motor,
rattling sound, or gurgling sound.
This is the sound of the automatic ice maker
releasing ice or drawing on the water supply. Even
when the water supply container is empty, the sound
of automatic ice maker pump is heard once every
approximately 2 hours.
ಱᒐąూᒐąڝڝᒐ Ą
൝̫ᇀ˱Ԡ̫ڟढĂԐ 2 ˉढവ͎ь!
ყϕጠॉᐆ߅ڟᒐࡱĄ̥ყϕ౷˚ϔФ!
ዡࡱĄ
ވᄫ ʟ ฝ @!Ğ ᙷ ᛉ ğ
These sounds
are not a
malfunction
Фढ͎୪˃ོᕽᒐ Ą
Troubleshooting (Continue) When in trouble
വΡੰᖠढ
The refrigerator
is loud noisy
some kind of
sound is
being made
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When this happens
ढ
Please check
ᐮޥά
Cause
ࢨϰ
A creaking or squeaking sound
(creaking).
This is the sound of plastic component creaking
when there are changes in temperature. The sound
may be heard even the door is closed.
ңᒐĞğĄ
ຣݙᝐ˽̕ਔอटྭχڟңᒐĄ
ᓙФĂ۞ᘰਔڟढʶФϣᆺڟᒐࡱവ͎Ą
The hissing sound made directly
after the door has been closed.
The air inside the refrigerator is cooled down suddenly
causing a temporary drop in pressure.
ࢤᘰఖϕሑ۞ڟݣņܨŇᒐ Ą
ӤఀѾܓʣϕሑ˱ڪڟॉĂϰᐆʨᆷढᝐ
ѳؚ୰ΡڟᒐࡱĄ
͎୪˃ᒐࡱ
ޚղᒐࡱ
This sound will stop if ice making
is stopped.
͎୪ղᒐࡱ
ծۨ୴લ
This is the sound of the "auto cool" function
operating immediately after the door is closed, to
recover from the rise in temperature inside when the
door was opened.
ࢤᘰѾᕠ݉۞ࡳڟݣउଋᕽࡱ Ą
ߏʟӤఀݮಈΈ۞ढϕሑ˱ڟຣݙʰ̀Ă!
ࢤᘰ۞ݣņьϱಈѳຣŇڟᒐࡱĄ
Food smells.
The smell inside
the refrigerator
is strange
The deodorizing function can not get rid of all the
smells.
Wrap and seal the food with strong smell with plastic
wrap, etc.
ࡵࡧݞཾ֨ڟܢĄ
ਸ਼ጠΏސഒٲӇϒ͞ਸ਼୴֨ЙϋڟĄ
֨ཾࡌܢࡵڟࡧݞ۳ᔀሰઝЁݣ۳ІĄ
ሑ˱͎୪୴֨
There is plastic-like smell.
Many plastic parts are used for the interior of the
refrigerator. The smell gradually becomes less
noticeable as the interior of the refrigerator is cooled.
อሲࡧݞཾ֨ڟĄ
ސΥอሲԅटჄ۞ନؚവ͎ཾ֨ڟĄ
ϕሑѾݣ˞ܓယယڟ̍Ą
The refrigerator
is loud noisy
some kind of
sound is
being made
These sounds
are not a
malfunction
Is the floor sturdy?
ސҏሂဂЊཆػϴʰĉ
Is the installation good? Is there some
unsteadiness, or something not fitted
properly?
Install the refrigerator on a hard and level floor or place
Pg. 12
a hard board under the refrigerator.
ཆ༊ϵൖဂĂڟϴʰĄڱؖϵϴʰ!
ʙൖဂٖ̣ڟĄ )!!!!!!!23ࡲ *
Фഒชଇ௩༊ĉ
The refrigerator
is noisy
͎୪ዡࡱ
Has anything fallen around the refrigerator?
If the noise is generated because the refrigerator
comes into contact with something, remove the thing
in contact with the refrigerator to stop the noise.
ϕሑֺФഒܢڐ૬༣ĉ
ЃФٍ֗љവ͎ᛪᒐĂࡌӰᄫᗤڐਸ਼Ą
Is the fridge in contact with the rear
wall?
Allow clearance around the refrigerator.
ࠧФഒ֗ᑓዩĉ
ϕሑჄֺڐڟᖔʙᔈල↤Ą
Has the mount cover come out of
place?
Make sure to put the mount cover properly.
აФഒள༣ĉ
ઠ༚ڟޜაࣈЁĄ
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When this happens
ढ
Please check
ᐮޥά
Put water into the water supply container.
Pg. 29
൝̫ᇀ˱ސҏФ̫ĉ
3:ࡲ
൝̫ᇀ˱ࡌ٧ʣ̫Ą )!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Is there water supply container set
correctly all the way into the back of
the compartment?
Push in the water supply container securely
until the end of the “Container Setting
Position”.
Pg. 29
ސҏઠ൝̫ᇀሂဂعʣᅹĉ
ઠ൝̫ᇀ௩סϵņ൝̫ᇀ௩סѝ༊ŇʰĄ
)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
3:ࡲ
Is the ice scoop in the correct place?
If it is left behind in the water storage part, it
may touch the detection lever and result in
Pg. 30
stoppage of ice making operation.
ϕᘤعڟ༊ѝ༊ސҏΓሂĉ
Ѓعϵᏽ̫ఋѝ˚୩ڟབྷĂ֗ᐮޥКĂ
౷˚ყϕĄ )!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
41ࡲ
Is there anything apart from ice such
as food items in the ice case?
Do not put anything in the ice case because it
may ouch the detection lever and result in
Pg. 30
stoppage of ice making operation.
ϕี˱ސҏФعʣࡵܢĉ
֗ᐮޥКф˚ყϕĂعࡌ˚ؚ̾͞Ą
)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
41ࡲ
˚ყϕ
ϕු̍
Is the ice case full of ice cubes?
Even out the ice cubes to the front side of the
case.
ϕސҏཆၖϕีĉ
ઠყϕ˱ڟϕีΈᖬĄ
Is the water in the water supply
container frozen?
If the water is frozen, adjust the fresh food
Pg. 20
compartment dial to “MIN”.
൝̫ᇀ̫ڟФഒ࢝ൖĉ
ൖ࢝ڟढઠѾᕠ݉ڟຣݙቡņࣵŇĄ
)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
31ࡲ
Is the water filter old?
Replace the water filter. (Standard replacement
period is approximately 3-4 years)
Pg. 37
̫ᔮ̰ސҏтᕟʟĉ
ԁಲḗ̫ᔮ̰Ą )4 э 5 Бߏԁಲೈ * )!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
48ࡲ
Is there a blackout?
Ice cannot be made until the freezer
compartment is sufficiently cooled.
Фഒྫĉ
Ѿ࢝݉˚ઊѾڟढ౷˚ൖϕĄ
Has the door been opened frequently
or has food just been put in?
Ice cannot be made until the freezer
compartment is sufficiently cooled.
ФഒᏜᒅଂሑ۞ąʙЩعʣ˃ු
ܢࡵڟĉ
Ѿ࢝݉˚ઊѾڟढ౷˚ൖϕĄ
Troubleshooting (Continue) When in trouble
വΡੰᖠढ
Is there water in the water supply
container?
ވᄫ ʟ ฝ @!Ğ ᙷ ᛉ ğ
ސҏઠьყϕጠ௩ߏסĶ̥ķĉ
Press the “Large ice cube making” button to
turn off the indicator lamp.
Pg. 32
43ࡲ
ݸʮĶყϕᓙጅķᓤĂΰጷၫጷĄ )!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Is the automatic ice maker set on
"Stop" ?
Ice cannot be
made only
makes a
small amount
of ice
Cause
ࢨϰ
At times when the freezer is not sufficiently cold such the first time it is used, it may take
6 to 8 hours to make ice. In summer climates it may take up to 24 hours.
ۑЩպढ໋Ѿ࢝݉צΐ͈˷ѾܓढĂΆۆ 6~8ˉढڟყϕढĄ
྄֗ࣇ̈ढĂФढ܌ᄯۆ 24ˉढĄ
R-SF60YMJ (D).indd 45
45
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When this happens
ढ
The frame
cannot be
pulled out
Please check
ᐮޥά
Cause
ࢨϰ
Is the lever pulled down?
Pull down the lever before pulling out the frame.
Pg. 39
̙Ӱʮվʟґĉ
ݸʮ̙Ӱݣઠऱ͎վĄ)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
4:ࡲ
Was the “Large ice cube making”
button pressed?
It cannot be pulled out during automatic ice
making operation. To pull it out, stop ice making
and if the light is flashing, wait for
approximately 20 seconds until the light turns
off.
Pg. 32
ݸʮʟ Ķყϕᓙጅķᓤʟฝĉ
ϵьყϕढ˚͎վĄࡌઠऱ͎վĂ!
̾͟ϑݸʮ Ķ̥ყϕķݸᓤĂΰጷਰᗗ!
࠘ 20 ࠌᚘĂݟΰጷၫພ˗ݣ͎Ą
)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
43ࡲ
ऱ˚͎վ
Size of ice may not change immediately after the setting of the large ice cube making
is changed.
ყϕ௩ࢤסൖԂढĂϕี˚ސˉ˃ڟʰᝐڟĄ
Size of ice
cannot be
changed
ϕีˉ˃ڟ
˚ᝐ
Ice cube are
round, small,
joined
together
ϕีᝐหą
ᝐˉąᔇൿ
ϵʙਔ
Projection
ࠏਔ
“Larger” size of ice may not be made
if the water level in the water supply
container is low.
Add water in the water supply container.
Pg. 29
൝̫ᇀ˱ු̫ڟᝐ̍ڟབྷĂ౷˚
ყ͎˃ีڟϕĄ
൝̫ᇀ˱٧̫Ą )!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
3:ࡲ
Is horizontal adjustment made
properly?
Is horizontal adjustment is not made properly,
ice size cannot be uniform.
Pg. 12
ސҏԠФቡጌЁїቡጌĄ
ԠФቡጌЁїጌڟቡབྷĂ౷ყ˚͎ү
23ࡲ
˃ˉڟϕีĄ )!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Has the ice been left stored for a long time?
This is because ice was sublimated.
ϕีސҏ̊عʴʟĉ
ϕีᎊ˽ʟĄ
Has the door been opened frequently
or left open for a long time?
Ice cannot be made until the freezer
compartment is sufficiently cooled.
ФഒᏜᒅଂሑ۞ąΈሑ۞ڟढ
྆ʴĉ
Ѿ࢝݉˚ઊѾڟढ౷˚ൖϕĄ
Is there a blackout?
Ice cannot be made until the freezer
compartment is sufficiently cooled.
Фഒྫĉ
Ѿ࢝݉˚ઊѾڟढ౷˚ൖϕĄ
Was the ice tray set with water in it?
Make sure to empty the ice tray before setting
it in the ice maker.
ސҏϵყϕ˱Ф̫ڟٷʮཆ༊ڟĉ
ʙࡌסϵყϕ˱ڟڪސٷʮཆ༊Ą
When the water in the water supply container runs out and has just been filled, the first ice
to come out of the machine may be joined together or small.
If ices cubes are joined, separate them with the provided ice scoop.
Фढ໋൝̫ᇀ˱Ԡ̫ʟĂڱؖ٧̫ࢤݣੈזЁڟϕีʶവΡߺˣൖؖᝐˉĄ
ϕี⇀ढĂቜۣᚴڟϕᘤ͑̾˷Ą
Water passage is made on the ice tray to make ice cubes of uniform size.
This water passage makes projection at the end of ice cube.
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ࡌੈ͎ʙᆺ˃ˉڟϕีढݣĂყϕФᆺ̫ڟ௩ࡎĂᆺ̫ڟ௩ࡎպੈ͎վ!
ڟϕี܉႒୰ΡࠏਔڑĄ
3/25/09 9:57:51 AM
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When this happens
Please check
Cause
ढ
ᐮޥά
ࢨϰ
ސҏސϵԠФཆ༊ყϕڟٷʮպĉ
ʙࡌסϵཆ༊Ёყϕ܉ڟಪʮպĄ
)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
3:-!4:ࡲ
Was the ice tray filled with water when it
was set in the automatic ice maker?
Make sure to empty the ice tray before
setting it in the ice maker.
Pg. 29, 39
ސҏސϵყϕ˱Ф̫ڟٷʮཆ༊ϵ
ьყϕఋѝʟĉ
ყϕʙࡌסϵ܉ڟڪڪಪʮպĄ
)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
3:-!4:ࡲ
Is there scratch or damage on the ice tray?
Use of cleanser or scrub brush could result in
scratch or damage on the ice tray and ice
removing may thereby become difficult.
ყϕސҏФฌ୷ĉ
ϵΈ୩ڟढĂЃպ଼ַ֕౷պ
ყϕ֧ฌĂϕี૬༣ढ˚ҁĄ
After pulling out the frame, was it set back
with water or ice left in the ice tray?
Do not pull out the frame for any purpose
other than cleaning and replacing the ice
tray. Make sure that the ice tray is empty
when setting back the ice tray after pulling
out the frame.
Pg. 29, 39
ސҏސઠऱ֥͎ݣĂϵॼФ̫Ăϕڟ
ٷʮϔЩ௩סʟĉ
ਸ਼ʟཆ༊ʹ଼̾ؖĂ˚ࡌ֥͎ऱĄ֥͎!
ݣʙࡌסϵ˱ڪސ㏝ڟٷʮཆ༊Ą
)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
3:-!4:ࡲ
Is the frame pushed in until the end?
When setting back the frame after pulling it
out, push it in until the end and pull up the
frame lever.
Pg. 29, 39
ऱސҏ௩֗סѝʟĉ
֥͎ऱݣϔЩ௩ڟסढĂʙס௩֗סѝ
ઠ̙ӰਔĄ )!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
3:-!4:ࡲ
Is the ice tray removed without pressing
the "Large ice cube making" button?
Make sure to press the stop ice making
button before removing the ice tray.
Pg. 39
ސҏސϵԠФݸʮĶყϕᎵጅķᓤ౷֥͎!
ყϕᇺĉ
֥͎ყϕढĂਜ਼ΆݸʮĶ̥ყϕķᓤĄ
)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
4:ࡲ
Did a power failure occur while the ice
tray is removed?
Automatic ice making is performed
automatically after recovered from power
failure. Press the stop ice making button
again.
Pg. 32
ϵ֥͎ყϕᇺڟढĂސҏྫʟĉ
ྫݣϔЩོѰढьყϕĄʙࡌסϔ
ЩݸʮĶ̥ყϕķᓤĄ )!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
43ࡲ
ވᄫ ʟ ฝ @!Ğ ᙷ ᛉ ğ
ყϕ˱ፖ̫!
ݣఅЙ!
ϕ
Make sure to attach the ice tray when using
the ice maker.
Pg. 29, 39
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വΡੰᖠढ
Water is
deposited
in the ice case.
Ice sheet is
formed
Is the ice maker used without attaching
the ice tray?
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TROUBLESHOOTING ވᄫʟฝĔ
When this happens
Please check
Cause
ढ
ᐮޥά
ࢨϰ
Is the water in the Water Supply Container
old?
To prevent generation of “slime” and “water stain”,
wash the water supply container with water once
a week.
Pg. 37
൝̫ᇀ̊ع̫ڟʴʟĉ
ߏʟթ̥ΡᔇჄ̫ܱĂԐ଼ֺʙЩ൝̫ᇀĄ
)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
48ࡲ
Has the Water Filter been removed?
Install the water filter in the correct position.
Pg. 37
ސҏː֣ਸ਼̫ᔮ̰ĉ
48ࡲ
عϵΓሂڟѝ༊ʰĄ)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Ice smells bad
Is the Water Filter dirty or old?
The standard replacement period of water filter is
approximately 3-4 years.
ϕีФ୴֨
̫ᔮ̰ʰФдܱ̊ؖтᕟʟĉ
4э5БԁಲʙЩ̫ᔮ̰Ą
Have detergents or bleaches been used
when cleaning?
Wash the water filter with water.
۳ኴढФഒպ଼ᇓዘؖၔΩ̫ĉ
଼̫̫ᔮ̰Ą)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
48ࡲ
Have you stored any strong smelling food
without wrapping?
Deodorizing function cannot remove all types of
smell and odor. Wrap and seal the food with strong
smell with plastic wrap, etc.
Фഒਬဇ֨ཾ઼२ܢࡵڟქʰ۳ᔀሰĉ
ளጠ˚ސӇϒ͞૬֨ཾڟĄ!
֨ཾ઼२ܢࡵڟ۳ᔀཆЁ۳ІĄ
Pg. 37
This may be because minute air bubbles contained in the water were blocked into the ice.
The ice has
murky color
ϕี˱ФΩ
ѓጪڑ
ސϰߏࢨΏːນʣ̫˛ڪڟॉ์ˉॉپ͓ϵϕี˛ڟሢވĄ
Have you use mineral water to make the ice?
When using highly contained minerals water to make ice, floating white particles (calcium crystals)
may be produced. There is no harm.
ސҏᙪ̫ყϕĉ
ᙪڐЙϋϻ̫ڟყϕݣĂ͎୪Ωѓग़೬ڐĞቴൖೀğĂѮဇʡഒࣛĄ
Water is not
supplied even
after "ice making
cleaning" is
performed
When "stop ice making" is set for the automatic ice maker, the water supply route froze and water may
not be supplied. Change the setting to "automatic ice making", and then perform the cleaning after 30
minutes have elapsed.
଼୩ყϕݣ
ܓԠФ̫
ቜьყϕጠ௩סĶ̥ķढĂ౷࢝ൖ൝̫ሣфഒ̫ٲĄ
ቜ௩ߏסĶьყϕķĂ྆ʟ30˷ᚘݣϔ଼୩Ą
Water supply
pipe is warm
This is caused by the heater preventing water from freezing. It is not abnormal.
൝̫႓വᇥ
ྫސᇥዢϵթ̥ൖ࢝Ă˚୴ސલĄ
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ϕሑڟവᇥ
ૃ༚ѳവ͎ࡳ
ࣲ˱ڟᇥॉ྆ࡳउַթᇥ႓വಹ֗ʹڟĄࢤזպढןࣇؖढФ͟ຣݙʰ̀
э50э60ݙĂϵЊϒĂؒʰԠФੰᖠĄ
Straight after
closing a door
the next door you
opens feels heavy
The air that went inside the refrigerator is cooled down suddenly temporarily causing a drop in pressure.
ࢤᘰఖሑ۞ݣϔ
ଂढĂᚈુሑ
۞ݞԖࡧ
ϰۭʣሑ˱ڪڟॉӤఀѾܓĂպᐆʨᑡᝐѳؚĄ
Very mild electrical
shock can be felt
when touching the
main body
Due to its electrical circuit, some electric capacity is generated for grounding. It is not a failure.
If you are concerned about this, grounding of the refrigerator is recommended.
ᚉဥʹሑ๐ᚈ
ņబబڟŇ
ސϰߏϵྫॉྫʰဇϴ୰Ρྫॉ࣠ුڟᘰ۽ĂծۨၓྫĄ
࠷˚̖عढĂݚᚊЊཆϴሣĄ
One touch
panel button
is dim
For energy-saving purpose, the indicator lamp becomes slightly dimmer in approximately 10 seconds
after the button is pressed and the indicator lamp turns on.
ᘰ۞ጇѰڟ
ݸᓤݞ
߸ປࢨڟϰĂݸʮݸᓤጷ۫࠘ݣ10ࠌᚘʮվĄ
When closing one
door the other door
opens
Because each compartment is connected at the back of the refrigerator, the air pressure from closing
the door may momentarily open another.
ᘰఖሑ۞ݣ
ଂ֏͂ሑ۞
ΥػϨ݉శ˱ᅹސցфЙĂϰЪᘰఖሑ۞ढࡳڟᐆఅЙ֏͂ሑ۞ᑡଂĄ
When the
painted surface
is scratched
Take appropriate measures as early as possible to prevent rust and peeling off of coating.
ےᅢၘ֘ฌढ
ቜዑఀੈൡݣ୩Ă̾ѻΡᚚĄ
When there is a
power cut
Reduce the number of times the doors are opened and closed, and refrain from preserving
new food stuffs.
ྫढ
ቜ̍ሑ۞ڟఖЩᆵĂᓗѻϔعʣܢࡵڟĄ
Troubleshooting (Continue) When in trouble
വΡੰᖠढ
This is because the heat inside the refrigerator is radiated out with fan and radiation pipe. The
temperature may rise up to 50-60ºC when just started using the refrigerator or in summer, but there is
no problem in safety and performance.
ވᄫ ʟ ฝ @!Ğ ᙷ ᛉ ğ
The side of the
refrigerator is warm.
Warm wind blows
out from the bottom
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WHAT TO DO IN THESE SITUATIONS ढ
When it will not
be used for long
period of time
After unlpugging the refrigerator, clean inside as well as the automatic ice maker,
and leave the doors open for two or three days for it to dry.
ढ˚պढ
ئ૬ನᏞ଼܌ݣ୩ሑ˱ჄьყϕጠĂծΈሑ۞ྀ2Ƃ3̈Ă
̾ػۯሑ˱۳ੁݻᑍĄ
Opening of the doors angle can be adjusted.
͟ᑻˉѾᕠ݉ჄѾ࢝݉ڟ۞ՏݙĄ
R-S57YMJӜ
R-S47YMJӜ
ྭχܮ༴ Parts No.
When the door is
opened it comes
into contact with
furnitures
Έሑ۞ढ
ᆡ֗ࣜ֎
R-S57YMJӜ
R-S47YMJӜ
Approx.135
Approx. 95
R-SF60YMJӜ
R-SF56YMJӜ
R-SF46YMJӜ
R-SF60YMJӜ Right door ͡۞
R-SF56YMJӜ
R-SF46YMJӜ Left door ;۞
R-S45XM
301
R-SF60YM 301
R-SF60YM 302
For details about parts and also installation and cost,
consult with a retailer of this appliance (Pay service).
Approx. 135
Noise can be heard
in the television or
radio, or the picture
is distorted
ྫගؖНࡱጠ
͎୪ᖕࡱؖᆇ࿋
ᖕਉ
Approx. 95
ᘰྭػχ̅ЊཆѰჄĂቜ߁̠γࣜྫوਜ਼˛̖
ĞНوਜ਼ğĄ
Please position it away from televisions, radios and interphones.
We recommend you plug it in away from any antennas, ans give
it an independant earth.
௩༊ढቜᄉᖔྫගąНࡱጠጠዢĄ
ݚᚊૌઠྫປ௩༊ػᄉᖔ̈ሣڟѝ༊ĂծጿїϴĄ
Defrosting
The frost that sticks to the chiller will automatically melt off. The melted water will go into the
evaporationg pan, and will automatically evaporate. No defrosting operations are neccessary.
ਸ਼ᓷ
ь͞ਸ਼ۣൿػѾܓዢʰڟᓷĄນཌ܌̫ڟҩፖϵბവᇺ˱̾ь
ბവĄ˚֓๎їਸ਼ᓷѰĄ
You can save energy by setting the anti-frost heater lower when the humidity is low.
Cancel this setting if frost formed.
When you want
to save energy
ଭ߸ྫປढ
ϵᑆݙѳढቡࣵթ̥ൖᛩ͑ᇥዢ͟߸ྫĄቜϵൖᛩढཌਸ਼Ъ௩סĄ
1. Open the door of the lower freezer.
2. Press and hold the "Quick Freezing" button on one touch
About 5 seconds
࠘5ࠌ
panel for more than 5 seconds until a beep sound is heard.
3. Close the door of the lower freezer.
4. Press the "Quick Freezing" button again to turn off the lamp.
1. ΈʮᅹѾ࢝݉۞ڟĄ
2. ۞ݸʰጇѰٖ!ڟĶයఀѾ࢝ķූݸය྆ 5ࠌ!ڢ
! ֗ņŇᒐᛪਔĄ
3. ᘰఖʮᅹѾ࢝݉۞ڟĄ
4. ϔЩ!ݸĶයఀѾ࢝ķ֗ڢූݸጷၫĄ
Continue pressing for 5 seconds
ݻᛉݸʮݸᓤ࠘6ࠌ
To cancel the setting, follow the above procedure. The alarm will beep and the setting will be cancelled.
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3/25/09 9:57:52 AM
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This is to alert some malfunction
The "Large ice
cube making"
lamp on the
internal control
panel is flashing
Flash pattern
Possible cause
What to check
3 flashes
Food or something may
be touching the ice
making tray or the ice
quantity check lever.
Please empty the
separate ice compartment
and carry out "ice tray
cleaning."
1 flash
This can be seen
immediately after the
power is turned on or
when the stop ice
making button is pressed
while ice making
operation is performed.
After a certain period of
time (approximately 20
seconds) has elapsed, a
long beep sounds and
flashing stops.
)!
Pg. 30,38*
)!
Pg. 32,39*
ےΰވᄫڣ
What To Do In These Situations (Continue) When in trouble
വΡੰᖠढ
ϕሑ˱ጇѰٖ
ʰڟĶყϕᎵ
ጅķΰጷਰᗗ
The "Large ice cube making" lamp will flash to alert you if the automatic ice
maker, temperature regulator, or the defrosting mechanism etc, is not
operating properly. Please consult with the retailer from which you
purchased the refrigerator.
Please check the following before consulting the retail store. If the light
stops flashing, everything is normal.
However, if it is flashing in any of the patterns in the table below, it may not
be a malfunction.
ĶყϕᎵጅķ!ΰጷਰᗗढĂސϵҙڣӨ࢈ьყϕጠăຣݙૡყă!
ސؖਸ਼ᓷཆ༊͎୪ʟ୴લĄቜַૌؚᓊඵڟ༄ኛ੦߁Ą
Ⴤ༄ኛ੦߁܉Ăቜϑሂჯʮ࣠˱ڟےĄЃَΰ॑Ͷے܌ΰΓલĄ
˚྆࿋ʮےཇڟΰٷĂФढዑ႓ԠФވᄫʶΰĄ
ΰٷ
૰ഁ͟ࢨϰ
Ӕଖ᛫݊ሂჯڟձ
Ф͟ܢࡵސ֗ʟ!
ყϕᇺؖᏽϕුᐮഁଜĄ
ቜઠጿγВყϕ଼݉ڪĂ
ဂފ
Ķყϕᇺ଼ᇓķĄ
)!
30,38ࡲ*
ਰ۫ 1 Щ
ϵࢤನʣྫປؖყϕ྆!
ു˛ݸʮყϕ̥ᓤĄ
ി์Ğ࠘20ࠌğݟʙ!
ʮĂń.ŅᒐᛪਔĂ!
ਰጷ̥Ą
)!
32,39ࡲ*
ढ Ğ
! ᙷᛉğ
ਰ۫ 3 Щ
Something is wrong with the vacuum compartment?
ސ݉ڪҏΓલڑဘĉ
Not sure if the
vacuum state is
formed
˚ሂސסҏӜ
Йڑڪဘ
There is no
hissing sound
when opened the
compartment
ЃَΈ݉ڪ
ढԠФ֗ᅣᅣ
ᒐ
It is normal if a hissing sound of vacuum release is heard.
Ѓَ֗ڑڪဘཌਸ਼ढڟᅣᅣᒐĂ܌݉ڪΓલĄ
Is the “Vacuum” indicator light ON?
Is the handle not pulled down?
Did the vacuum packing or vacuum release valve (blue) located below the handle come off or
are they loose?
There may not be a hissing sound immediately after the vacuum compartment is
opened/closed because the vacuum pump is in the stand-by state for starting operation at this
time. This is not a failure.
Is any food package, etc. stuck or dirt is deposited on the vacuum packing?
ņڪǩȓDZŇݾڟΰጷ۫ฝĉ
ԠФʮӰ̙ฝĉ
ڪઝؖڪཌਸ਼̌Ğᕢѓğސ˚ސ૬ʟڱؖᖬʟĉ
݉ڪΈƟᘰఖ͟ݣԠФᅣᅣᒐĂސϰߏ߅ڪЪढΓػོזᕽڑּݟڟဘĂ
ф˚ވސᄫĄ
ސҏࡵ͓ܢཆ͚ўʟڱؖдܱٮϵڪઝʰʟĉ
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WHAT TO DO IN THESE SITUATIONS ढ
The handle
cannot be
locked
Is any food, etc. stuck on the vacuum packing or inner side of the vacuum compartment case?
Is the front side of the vacuum compartment case released from the catch on the door?
Ӱ̙˚ᖇႧ
ڟ݉ڪڪઝ˱ڱؖఋސҏࡵڐ͚ўʟĉ
܉ڟ݉ڪఋސҏːૃሑ۞ڟ૮ྙʰعʟĉ
A humming
sound and
vibration are
generated from
around the
vacuum
compartment
This is the sound of the pump making vacuum, which is not abnormal.
If this sound is unfavorable at night, etc., you can stop the operation of the vacuum pump.
If the sound or vibration is observed frequently, something may be stuck on the door or the
vacuum packing may be dirty.
ֺ݉ڪവ͎
ลลᒐַኪ
߅ސყఅڪढവ͎ڟᒐࡱĂф˚୴ސલ୪ණĄ
ЃׇَᚈુᒐࡱҞḀོ̆̾͟ڟ߅ڪᕽĄ
Ѓَᒐࡱڱؖए̨ྲྀᏜᒅĂ͟ސሑ۞͚ўڱؖڪઝ͟ФдܱĄ
Water drops or
dew is deposited
inside the
vacuum
compartment
˱݉ڪఋٮФ
̫၎ؖᛩ
It is recommended to cover the food having high water content with plastic wrap.
If water drops or dew is deposited, please wipe it off with a dry cloth.
ݚᚊպอट۳ᔀሰᕭა̫˷̨ྲྀܢࡵڟĄ
ЃَٮФ̫၎ؖᛩĂቜੁᐢੁḗĄ
Note
When wiping the compartment, take sufficient care to avoid touching a metal part, etc.
within the compartment with your hand.
٧๎
ᐢݺ݉ڪढĂʙ̖ˉࡌסĂ˚ࡌ̙ᚉۜڟ݉ڪᚴఋχĄ
The indicator
light on the
"Vacuum"
button flashes
The vacuum function may not be functioning normally. Please check the following:
Is the handle completely pressed down and the compartment locked?
Vacuum effect will not be reached if it is not locked.
Is there any food packaging, hair etc. stucked between the vacuum packing and the
vacuum packing receiving portion?
Vacuum effect will not be reached even if a little piece of food debris is stucked.
Is the vacuum packing or the vacuum packing receiving portion dirty?
Please wipe clean if it is dirty.
Has the vacuum releasing valve (blue) came off or is loose?
Be sure to attach it to the handle hole securely.
Ķ݉ڪķූݸ
ڟΰጷਰᗗ
͒ڪഒٲΓલጇѰĄቜᐮ̾ޥʮڟձĈ
Ӱ̙ސҏӇϒʮᘰႧ̅ᖇʰڪĉ
ЃԠᖇʰĂઠഒྀٲڪझَĄ
ࡵڟܢ˅ă̩ސҏҶϵڪઝ̅֏؛Мఋ˞ĉ
Ф์ܢࡵڟࣣҶʶഒྀٲڪझَĄ
ڪઝ̅֏؛Мఋސҏдĉ
ЃФдܱĂቜᐢੁݺĄ
ڪཌਸ਼ᄨĞᕢѓğސҏள༣ؖᖬГĉ
ቜ־ϴЊཆϵӰ̙˱̌ڟĄ
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(Continue)Ğᙷᛉğ
Before moving or transporting Ćོढ
Preparations ລర
Removing water from the Automatic Ice Maker
عьყϕጠ˱̫ڟ
Remove the food items.
֥͎ሑ˱ܢࡵڟĄ
Remove the water from
the automatic ice maker.
ࢇਸ਼ьყϕጠ˱̫ڟĄ
Unplug the power plug
and disconnect the earth.
Place a clean towel
in the bottom of the
ice case.
ϵϕีኜʰ
ੁ˒̩ڟĄ
Remove the water supply
container and close the
freezer doors.
֣ਸ਼൝̫ᇀĂᘰఖ
ጿγВყϕ݉ąѾ
࢝݉۞Ą
Hold down the "Ice making cleaning"
button on the internal control panel for
about 5 seconds.
Lift up the adjustable
mounts.
ݻᛉݸൿϕሑ˱
ጇѰٖʰ!!ڟ
Ķყϕ଼୩ķݸ
ᓤ࠘5ࠌᚘĄ
طቡ༚Ą
)!!!!!!!!Pg. 12/12!ࡲ*
After approximately 3 minutes
when the "Beep" sound stops,
throw out the ice and water that
has collected in the ice case.
྆ʟ 3 ˷ᚘݣĂ໋ņŇ
ᒐ̥ݣĂ଼ਸ਼ϕี˱
ڟፖ̫ąϕีჄ̩˒Ą
Please lay out a protective sheet on passageways before moving and
transporting the refrigerator.
If there is still water in the evaporating pan (which cannot be seen from the outside), the water
may spill out while moving or transporting the refrigerator.
ོؖϕሑढĂቜϵཾʰ⮵௩թᛖĄ
ЃФ̫ॼػϕሑ˱ఋڟბവĞഒڟ֗ʹૃٲğĂོؖϕሑढĂ
͟Ф̫ૃے၎͎Ą
Secure the doors well with tape so they will not open. Put some paper over the freezer
door handle so the adhesive does not attach to the handle.
More than 2 person are required to move the refrigerator.
As shown in the illustration above, carry the refrigerator with the front facing upward.
Do not use the drawer handles when carrying the refrigerator. This could be damage
them.
If transporting in a vehicle, do not load the refrigerator on its side. This could damage the
compressor.
Do not hang the refrigerator on a crane, etc., using the handles. It could drop.
ϑሲળሂဂס־ሑ۞Ă̾թଂሑ۞ĄѾᕠ݉۞ڟӰ̙Ăࡌϵሲળʮኜʙᅹ!
াĂ̾թᔇൿዘۣൿӰ̙ʰĄ
ོढĂቜ2ʡ̾ʰ̙ݻӰོ̙Ą
ོढቜЃΰৡઠሑ۞ʰĄ
Hold the handles (grip recess)
ӴўӰ̙Ğ̙ಪఋ˷ğ
ོढቜ˼պ֥Вሑ۞۞ڟӰĄ̾թকĄ
ԡՙїོढĂቜ˼їĄ̾թᐆᑻጠވᄫĄ
ቜ˼պϤՙ͂֏ؖዢଡϤ૮Ӱ̙Ğ̙ಪఋ˷ğĄ͟༣Ą
ढ Ğ
! ᙷᛉğ
CAUTION
٧๎
!
What To Do In These Situations (Continue) When in trouble
വΡੰᖠढ
ئ૬ನᏞĂ֣ਸ਼ϴሣĄ
Be careful not to hit the back or the sides against anything,
otherwise it cause scratches.
WARNING
ᚌҙ
Any leaking of the coolants inside the walls of the refrigerator could cause fire or explosions.
If the vacuum insulation material inside the walls is damaged, it will affect the cooling of the
refrigerator.
ቜ˼ӴўࠧЊϒጀོĄ
໋Ѿ౬ૃϕሑ˱ዩڟ႓ʹ߉ĂФਔ̬ăᗖߔڟϠᏎĄ
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ABOUT NON-CFC REFRIGERATORS / STORABLE WEIGHT
Фᘰႇ˽ϫڟڐϕሑƟ͟Нঽුࡧܢࡵڟ
About non-CFC refrigerators Ф ᘰ ႇ ˽ ϫ ڟ ڐϕ ሑ !
Instead of CFCs, hydrocarbons are used in the coolants and insulation materials used in this refrigerator. Hydrocarbons do not
damage the ozone layer, and they are environmental-friendly materials, having an exceptionally small affect on global warming.
CFC coolants are inflammable. The coolants are sealed in the coolant circuitry, and with normal operation they will not leak,
but should the circuitry be damaged, refrain from using flames or other electrical products, and open windows for ventilation.
After that, please contact the retail store or the repair department.
ΏϕሑؚպѾ౬̅֏͂ᔞᇥԅट߱ഒպ೩˽ႇĂфސպႇ˽ϫڐĄႇ˽ϫ˚ڐকᖽϴ୨
ॊᅹĂဇϴ୨ຣ݉झᐖڟᆇᛪۨલˉĂᚴػᑗ۳ڐቴĄ
ႇ˽ϫ͟ߏڐጽڐܮቴĄ!Ѿ౬ઝػѾ౬ਟ႓˛Ăϵʙৡڟպٷʮᐖཎ˚വΡʹ߉͟ڟĄ
ѮʙФѾ౬႓ሣᖽڟٷവΡĂቜᄉᖔ̬ປ̅ᓗѻպྫዢܢĂઠ۞Έ̾ҁڪॉĄ!
˞ݣĂቜγ҉Ⴤ༄ኛ੦̠ؖγӬ˛̖ᒒ൜Ą
Storable weight ͟Нঽ!ුࡧܢࡵڟ
The following table shows the weight of food that can be stored on the shelves and in the cases.
͟НঽػᅹؖޜНঽ˱ුࡧܢࡵڟЃʮĈ
R-SF60YMJ R-SF56YMJ R-S57YMJ R-SF46YMJ R-S47YMJ
Refrigerator
compartment
Ѿᕠ݉
Descendible case
ʮВ֥ۯ
6.0kg
6.0kg
4.0kg
Lower shelf
ѳᅹޜ
7.0kg
6.0kg
5.5kg
Height adjustable shelf
͟ቡВᅹޜ
19.0kg
16.5kg
16.0kg
Reversible shelf • Fixed shelf
ᕚᕽВᅹס־ •!ޜᅹޜ
19.0kg
16.5kg
16.0kg
Pull-out shelf
͟Вᅹޜ
4.0kg
4.0kg
3.0kg
Upper shelf of the vacuum compartment
݉ڪʰ̟ڟᅹޜ
6.0kg
5.0kg
4.5kg
Vacuum compartment case
݉ڪ
3.0kg
2.5kg
1.5kg
Small-item storage case • Egg case
ˉχ!•!ܢڐᏽ
1.5kg
1.5kg
1.0kg
8.5kg
7.5kg
6.0kg
16.0kg
14.5kg
12.0kg
Small vegetable case
Vegetable
compartment
ሹَ۳ᔀ݉
Вၳࡵܢጌ୩
Vegetable case
ሹَ
Upper freezer
ʰᅹѾ࢝݉
Upper freezer case
ʰᅹѾ࢝
7.5kg
6.0kg
5.0kg
Slimline slide case ᒡ
5.5kg
5.0kg
4.0kg
Slide case
7.5kg
7.0kg
6.0kg
Lower freezer case ʮᅹѾ࢝
13.5kg
12.5kg
11.0kg
Lower freezer
ʮᅹѾ࢝݉
Ice
compartment
ყϕ݉
Ice case
ყϕ
Do not store any ice cubes other than the ones made by the
automatic ice maker.
Pg. 30
ቜ˼Іސ˚عΏьყϕጠყЙڟϕีĄ
41ࡲ
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SPECIFICATION ि
Model
ܮ༴
Type
ႍᘸ
Total Volume
ᒂФझ˱࣠ፖ
Dimensions
ʹˈ̏ܮ
R-SF60YMJ R-SF56YMJ R-S57YMJ R-SF46YMJ R-S47YMJ
Refrigerator-Freezer
602
543
Ѿ࢝Ѿᕠሑ
545
451
453
ᅶ W (mm)
750
685
685
685
685
H (mm)
1798
1798
1798
1798
1798
D (mm)
706
706
698
626
618
110V
60Hz
110V
60Hz
110V
60Hz
110V
60Hz
110V
60Hz
Rated
ᖞྫסᐆƟᖞסᏜ
Voltage / Frequency
Rated Motor Input
ྫጠᖞ॑סྫ͒
112W
112W
112W
112W
112W
Rated Heater Input
ਸ਼ᓷᎯʣ͒
170W
145W
145W
145W
145W
48kWh
̢
49kWh
̢
41kWh
̢
45kWh
̢
41kWh
̢
Energy Consumption ॑ྫු
ປϰᆵࢄ
Refrigerant
Ѿ౬ႍᘸƟ͈าු
Net Weight
ᒂࡧුĞࡧğ
Deodorize
ளཆ༊
Automatic Ice Maker ьყϕዢ
Quick Cooling
ӤఀѾᕠ
Quick Freezing
Quick Ice Making
යఀѾ࢝
යఀყϕ
Open-door Alarm
ሑ۞ᚌౢዢ
15.6 /kWh/̢ 13.7 /kWh/̢ 16.6 /kWh/̢ 12.4 /kWh/̢ 13.7 /kWh/̢
R600a/85g
R600a/85g
102kg
96kg
R600a/85g R600a/83g R600a/83g
95kg
89kg
88kg
About non-CFC refrigerators / Storable weight Specification
Фᘰႇ˽ϫڟڐϕሑ!0!͟Нঽුࡧܢࡵڟ
ि
Energy Factor
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