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Refrigerator - Freezer
User Guide
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MY
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FRESH
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Fluoride-
free
Frost-free
Artificial
intelli-
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Household Refrigerator - Freezer Manual
HB25FSSAAA
Please read the Manual carefully before use.
Please properly save this Manual for future reference.
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Ice-making function
Equipped with a built-in automatic icemaker which makes ice
cubes according to your preferences.
Full fan-cooled dual cooling system
Compressor and condenser, heat dissipating fan, good cooling
effect, energy saving and environmentallyfriendly, as well as
reliable quality.
Defrosting and pre-cooling
Determine the temperature inside the appliance prior to
defrosting it, and pre-cool it so that the pre-defrosting and post-
defrosting temperatures inside the refrigeration do not markedly
change by a wide margin, this helps to maintain food freshness.
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No user is required, the appliance is automatically regulated
to achieve the optimum refrigeration effect in accordance
with the appliance’s internal temperatures and environmental
temperature conditions.
Ultra-large and super-luxurious design
Ultra-large capacity, large refrigerator and large freezer.
Luxuriously designed interior and exterior.
The utmost in storing freshness from all the corners of the world
– taste the varied sensations of different latitudes
TASTE FRESHNESS
In order to precisely realize your style of living, Haier has bestowed each of its product categories for households with
exclusive state of the mind concepts. What this product brings to you is taste freshness.
HB25FSSAAA is a French style side-by-side door household Refrigerator - Freezer.
Please read this Manual carefully to help you use this product safely and comfortably.
For safe use of this product, please read the Safety Instructions carefully before use of the product.
Full width LED backlighting
Stable bright light source, interior illumination without any dead
spaces.
MY ZONE
Independent and accurate temperature controls, and a broad
temperature range to maintain a biological freshness zone.
Full width rack
Full width rack design, more convenient for storing and taking
out foods.
LED display
Open-door alarm, touch buttons, and hidden LED display.
FRESH TURBO
Three-dimensional freshness keeping technology is applied,
which can prolong the time that fruits and vegetables are kept
fresh.
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Contents
Safety instructions 4
Preparation procedures before
using this product 7
Names of the components for the
assemblies of this product 8
Pre-use preparation procedures for
this product 9
Instructions for the major functions of
this product 10
Control panel 10
1. Refrigerator temperature setting 11
2. Freezer temperature setting 11
3. Function settings and deactivation of
MY ZONE 11
4. Quick-freeze function setting 12
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6. Icemaker on and off function setting 13
7. Holiday function setting 13
8. Lock / unlock function setting 14
9. Door-open alarm function 14
10. Outage memory function 14
11. If storage space needs to be increased 15
Usages and precautions for the
refrigeration compartments 16
Recommended storage zones for various foods 16
MY ZONE drawer usage 16
Refrigerated food precautions 17
Usages and precautions for the
freezer compartments 18
Frozen food precautions 18
Refrigerator Usage Tips 19
Precautions for energy-saving usage 19
Usage of the refrigerator’s water reservoir assembly 19
Cleaning the water reservoir assembly 19
Cleaning and usage of the icemaker 20
Cleaning the ice cube tray 20
Icemaker usage precautions 20
Daily maintenance of this product 21
Cleaning of the appliance 21
Disassembling and cleaning the parts 21
Transporting the appliance 24
Appliance usage disruptions 24
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Safety instructions
Dear Haier user:
Greetings! Thank you for using Haier products,
please read this instruction manual on how
to use this appliance, so that injuries and
accidents which damage objects are prevented,
you must carefully read and observe the
following symbols and the contents contained in
this instruction manual.
Warning
May cause injury to the user if
incorrectly used.
Caution
Could result in damage to
the appliance or property if
incorrectly used.
Action or operation which is
absolutely prohibited
Action or operation which must
be observed
Electric
1. Power supply
This series of appliances uses 220 – 240
VAC / 50Hz power supply. If the voltage
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242 V), this might cause a malfunction or
even damage the appliance. To prevent
this you must install an automatic
voltage regulator rated for a minimum of
750W.
2. Earthing / Grounding
You must use a separated and dedicated
socket that is reliably grounded. The
appliance is equipped with a three pin
(earthed / grounded) plug (eg UK 13A
plug, Europe Schuko plug), which meets
the standard. Do not cut or remove the
third plug pin (grounded) of the Power
cord under any circumstance.
3. Power cord and plug
The power cord plug should be kept
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In order to prevent damage to the power
cord, do not press the power cord by the
appliance body or stamp on it. When
moving the appliance away from the
wall, please be careful not to roll over the
power cord.
Do not unplug the refrigeration by
pulling on the power cord, you must
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it from the socket. Before cleaning,
repairing and replacing any damaged
lighting equipment, be sure to unplug the
appliance to prevent electric shock.
When the power cord is damaged or the
plug is worn, do not use it.
4. In case combustible gas leakages, such
as coal gas
You should shut off the gas leakage valve
immediately, and then open the doors
and windows. Do not unplug or plug in
the power plug for the appliance or other
electric devices.
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Use
1. Storage
This refrigerator is intended to be used in
household and similar applications such
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and other working environments; farm
houses and by clients in hotels, motels
and other residential type environments.
This household appliance is only
suitable for storing food and can not
be used for other purposes, such as
storage of blood, drugs and biological
products, etc.
Combustible and explosive dangerous
goods, as well as highly corrosive
acids, alkalis and other chemicals are
prohibited inside the appliance.
After running the appliance, do not
touch the icy cold surface of the
freezer compartment with your hands,
especially with wet hands. Otherwise,
your skin may stick to the cold surface.
When opening and closing the
appliance’s doors, use the handles to
pull them open and to close them. In
between the appliance doors and the
unit there are some small crevices, in
order to prevent pinching injuries, do
not put your hands into these areas.
When opening the appliance’s doors,
do not let children approach, in order to
avoid banging them with the doors.
This appliance can be used by
children aged from 8 years and above
and persons with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities or lack of
experience and knowledge if they have
been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance in a
safe way and understand the hazards
involved. Children shall not play with
the appliance. Cleaning and user
maintenance shall not be made by
children without supervision.
2. Locating the appliance
The appliance should be placed away
from heat sources and avoid direct
exposure to sunlight, so as not to affect
the work performance of the appliance.
The appliance should be placed in a
well-ventilated place, and there should
be space around it which includes 10
cm or more of space in the rear.
Do not place it in a damp place or a
place where water is easily splashed.
Any splashed water and grime should
be cleaned off with a soft cloth to
prevent rust and to avoid affecting the
electrical insulation properties.
To ensure safety, do not place power
sockets, regulated power supplies,
microwave ovens or any other
appliances on top of the appliance.
Do not use electrical appliances
inside the Refrigerator - Freezer
(recommended models excluded),
in order to avoid electromagnetic
interference or other injuries.
Do not put unstable items (weights,
water containers) on top of the
appliance, so as not to cause injuries
due to falling objects, or cause leakage
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Maintenance
1. Cleaning
Do not spray and rinse the appliance
with water; in addition, do not place
the appliance in a damp place or a
place where it is easily splashed by
water in order to prevent rust and to
avoid affecting the electrical insulation
properties.
In case of power failure or cleaning,
unplug the power plug for at least 5
minutes, and then power on again,
in order to prevent damage to the
compressor due to consecutive starts.
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Safety
This appliance is provided with refrigerant
gas ISOBUTHANE(R600a) When moving the
appliance take care to ensure that it is not
excessively struck or shaken.Failure to do so
could damage the appliance.
Warning
Keep ventilation openings,in the
appliance enclosure or in the built-
instructure,clear of obstruction.
Warning
Do not use mechanical devices or other
means to accelerate the defrosting
process,other than those recommended
by the manufacturer.
Warning
Do not damage the refrigerant circuit.
Warning
Do not use electrical appliances inside
the food storage comparments of the
appliance,unless they are of the type
recommended by themanufacture.
Warning
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materials in the vicinity of the refrigerator
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gas was used.
2. Repair
Do not dismantle or modify the
appliance without permission.
Do not damage the refrigeration
pipeline.
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Correct Disposal of This Product
This marking on the product, accessories or
literature indicates that the product and its
electronic accessories (e.g. charger, headset,
USB cable) should not be disposed of with other
household waste at the end of their working life.
To prevent possible harm to the environment or
human health from uncontrolled waste disposal,
please separate these items from other types of
waste and recycle them responsibly to promote
the sustainable reuse of material resources.
Household users should contact either the
retailer where they purchased this product,
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where and how they can take these items for
environmentally safe recycling.
Business users should contact their supplier
and check the terms and conditions of the
purchase contract. This product and its
electronic accessories should not be mixed with
other commercial wastes for disposal.
When replacing old appliances with new
ones,the retailer is ledgally obligated to take
back your old appliance for disposals at least
free of charge.
Disconnect the appliance from the main supply.
Cut off the power cord and dismantle the door/
s and seals to prevent children and pets being
trapped inside the appliance.
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Preparation procedures before usin
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this produc
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Standin
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, levelin
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and cleanin
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of the appliance, do not
switch on. Leave the a
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liance stand for 5 hours or more,
then switch on the appliance with the power plu
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to ensure the
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side panel so as not to affect the normal coolin
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Names of the components for the assemblies of this product
Large freezer drawer
Small freezer drawer
Pull-out drawer
Automatic icemaker
Ice
compartment
Water
compartment
Bottle
holder
Vertical
beam
Refrigerator shelf
Refrigerators rear
decorative lamp
Fresh
turbo
Fruits & vegetable
compartment
My zone drawer
Interchangeable temperature
display panel
Fruits & vegetable
compartment cover plate
Refrigerator lamp
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If the temperature setting is changed, the inside temperature can achieve a balance over a period of time. In addition, the length of
time depends on the temperature setting change, the ambient temperature, the door opening frequency, and the amount of stored
foods in the appliance, etc.
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Pre-use preparation procedures for this product
1 Power on
When the power is on, the temperature is of the actual
refrigerating temperature and freezing temperature. At this
moment, the refrigerating temperature is set at 5 °C, the
freezing temperature is set at -18 °C, and the button is
unlocked.
2 The appliance has a power-off memory
function
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according to the last power-off setting.
(See “Outage memory function” on page 14 for details).
3 Select the working mode for the
appliance
You may need to select one of the following two ways to set the
appliance:
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automatically adjusted at a temperature for food storage. If
you do not have any special requirements, we recommend
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function setting” on page 12).
Manual adjusting mode:
If you want to manually adjust the temperature of the
appliance in order to store a particular food, you can set the
temperature via a temperature adjusting button.
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setting” and “Freezer temperature setting” on page 11).
4 Put the food into the appliance
After a period of power operation, the appliance has cooled
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there are lots of fresh foods (such as meat) to be placed into
the freezing chamber, the user should turn on the “quick-freeze”
function 12 hours before putting the food inside.
5 Turn off
Empty the appliance before turning off.
To turn the appliances off, please pull the power cable
out of the power socket.
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Instructions for the major functions of this product
Frz.
Power-Frz.
Fuzzy
Ice on/off
Holiday
Ref.
Zone display icon
Zone selection button
Temperature display
Temperature adjustment button
Quick-freeze icon
Quick-freeze power button
Artificial intelligence icon
Artificial intelligence power button
Icemaker power status icon
Icemaker power button
Holiday icon
Holiday power button
Lock icon
Lock/unlock button
Control panel
Zone display
icon:
When “Frz.” is lit, the currently selected
temperature zone and freezer temperature
zone are displayed;
When “Ref.” is lit, the currently selected
temperature zone and refrigerator
temperature zone are displayed;
Zone selection
button:
Switch between the refrigerator
temperature zone and the freezer
temperature zone;
Temperature
display:
Show the temperature of the refrigerator
temperature zone or the freezer
temperature zone;
Temperature
adjustment
button:
Adjust the temperature of the refrigerator
temperature zone or the freezer
temperature zone.
Slide slightly upward, the temperature will
increase by 1°C;
When sliding downward or clicking the
temperature adjustment button, the
temperature will decrease by 1°C;
Quick-freeze
icon:
Quick-freeze
power button:
Activates or deactivates quick-freeze
function;
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Intelligent
power button:
Activates or deactivates intelligent
function;
Icemaker
power status
icon:
Icemaker
power button:
Activates or deactivates icemaker
function;
Holiday icon:
Holiday power
button:
Activates or deactivates holiday function;
Lock icon:
Lock/unlock
button:
Lock or unlock of the control panel
MY ZONE
control panel:
Fruit&Vege.
0°Fresh
Seafood
Select
Quick Cool
Fruit & Vege. icon
Quick cool icon
0°C fresh icon
Seafood icon
Function select
button
Select button:
Click the button, and cycle in sequence.
Select “Fruit & Vege.”, “Quick Cool”, “0°C
Fresh”, “Seafood” functions.
Caution
The display lights up automatically when opening the door, and
it lights up until 7 minutes unless you close the door.
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Re
f
rigerator temperature settin
g
1.
Under an unlocked state, click on the "Frz.Re
f
." button, and
select the zone o
f
the o
f
the re
f
rigerator.
2.
The display shows the re
f
rigeration compartment’s original
se
t
t
empera
t
ure.
3.
C
lick on the display. The setting temperature will decrease
by 1
°C
f
or each click. In addition, you can also slide the
temperature display upward or downward.
S
lide upwards to
increase the temperature setting by 1
°C
.
S
lide downwards
to decrease the temperature setting by 1
°C
.
The temperature can be set
f
rom 1
°C
to 7
°C
. The optimal
cooling temperature in the cooling area is 5
°C
.
2
F
reezer temperature sett
i
n
g
1.
Under an unlocked state, click on the "Frz.Re
f
." button, and
select the
f
reezer zone.
2.
The display shows the
f
reezer compartment’s original set
temperature.
3.
C
lick on the temperature display. The setting temperature
will decrease b
y
1
°C
f
or each click. In addition,
y
ou can
a
l
so s
lid
e t
h
e temperature
di
sp
l
ay upwar
d
or
d
ownwar
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.
S
lide upwards to increase the temperature settin
g
b
y
1
°C
.
S
lide downwards to decrease the temperature settin
g
b
y
1
°C.
The tem
p
erature can be set
f
rom -15
°C
to -23
°C
. The
optimum temperature in the
f
reezin
g
area is -18
°C
.
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unction settin
g
s and deactivation of MY ZONE
You can select the appropriate function accordin
g
to the food
stored in MY ZONE
,
so as to be able to better maintain the
n
u
triti
o
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l v
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f th
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f
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.
1.
Press the “Select” button. The “Fruit & Ve
g
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cool”, “0 fresh” and “Seafood” icons li
g
ht up and rotate
in sequence from top to bottom. Press repeatedl
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Press the left and ri
g
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y
for 3 seconds, all of the MY ZONE icons
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Z
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3.
Press an
y
"Select" button for 3 seconds to activate MY
ZONE. Activate after positioned in “Fruit & Ve
g
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Caution
A
f
ter deactivating, MY Z
O
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f
rigeration
compartment.
Select
refrigerator zone
Refrigerator’s original
set temperature
Refrigerator’s
set temperature
F
rz. Ref.
Freezer’s original
set temperature
Freezer’s
set temperature
Select
freezer zone
Frz. R
e
f.
The icons light up
in sequence, and the
corresponding
function is activated
Press to select
S
eafoo
d
Select
Quick Cool
Fres
h
Fruit & Vege.
All icons are turned off
and MY ZONE
is deactivated
Press both the left
and the right
simultaneously
for 3 seconds
Select
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S
eafood
F
ruit & Ve
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rozen as quickly as possible to the core.
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unction accelerates the
f
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f
f
resh
f
ood and protects the goods already stored
f
rom undesirable
warming. Activate the
f
unction 24 hours be
f
ore inserting the
f
ood
.
1.
Under a non-lock state, press
Power-Frz.” button.
2.
Turn on the quick-
f
reeze icon to access to the quick-
f
reezing
f
unction.
3.
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f
you want to exit
f
rom the quick-
f
reezing
f
unction, please
press the
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ff
the quick-
f
reezing icon, and then exit
f
rom the
quick-
f
reezing
f
unction.
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y
self cancel after
put in the correct time when the function will be automaticall
y
shut off hours as required b
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EU law. When the time has
elapsed,
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re-select quick freeze function.
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deactivate the function
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button again
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activate the function
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deactivate the function
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state, the
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unction is required, under an unlocked
state, press the
Ice on
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2.
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f
unction
i
s on
.
3.
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f
you want to exit
f
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f
unction, please
press the
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4.
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f
unction
is o
ff.
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th
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fr
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reached a tem
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ou need to chan
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p
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function settin
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ter activating the holiday
f
unction, the
f
reezer compartment
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f
the re
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rigerator operates normally, and the re
f
rigerator
compartment is automatically set at 17
°C
.
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°C
, the re
f
rigerating
temperature
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s c
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bi
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1.
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or more than 60
secon
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s or t
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d
oor
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s not c
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proper
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soun
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t
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d
oor open a
l
arm at
i
nterva
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s to rem
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you to c
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the doors or
f
reezer drawers.
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e memor
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f
unctio
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f
ailure or power outage, or is un-
plugged
f
rom the power supply, the operating state that the
app
li
ance was
i
n at t
h
e moment t
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e power was
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nterrupte
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ter the power is restored, the appliance
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Bottle holder (upper left)
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Bottle holder (middle left)
3
Water storage box
4
Bottle holder (upper right)
5
Bottle holder (middle right)
6
Bottle holder (lower right)
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Shelf (upper)
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Shelf (lower)
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Fruit & Vege box cover
plate
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Fruit & Vege box (left)
11
Fruit & Vege box (right)
12
MY ZONE (left)
13
MY ZONE (right)
14
Fruit & Vege compartment
tray
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MY ZONE
16
Automatic icemaker
17
Small freezer drawer
18
Small freezer drawer tray
19
Pull-out box (left)
20
Pull-out box (right)
21
Pull-out tray
22
Gear connecting rod
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Detachable part (concealed)
3
1
2
4
5
6
7
8
9
12 13
10 11
14
15
16
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18
17
21
22
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Usages and precautions for the refrigeration compartments
Primarily place foods which are to be stored for short
periods of time, or that are going to be consumed all the
time inside the refrigerator.
Although the average temperatures in most areas in the
refrigerator can be kept at 0°C - 10°C by adjusting the
temperature setting, the food cannot be kept fresh for a
long time; therefore, the refrigerator can only be used for
storage for a short time.
Caution
When the ambient temperature in winter is between 0°C - 10°C,
the temperature in the refrigerator is lower, and the temperature
in the lower part is at 0°C or so.
At this time, the fruits and vegetables should be placed in the
upper part of the refrigerator so that they do not get frozen.
When closing the refrigerator’s left hand door, make sure that
the vertical beam is closed in place; otherwise, the door unit
cannot be closed tightly; thereby causing the refrigerator’s
temperature to rise which will set off an alarm.
Recommended storage zones for
various foods
Since cold air circulation inside the refrigerator causes
differences in the temperatures in various areas, it is
recommended that different foods should be placed in different
areas at different temperatures.
MY ZONE drawer usage
The refrigerator is equipped with MY ZONE drawers which have
individual temperature control functions. In accordance with
the food’s storage demands, foods can be placed in variable
temperature compartments that are suitable for their storage:
Fruit & Vege, Quick cool, 0 ° fresh, and Seafood.
Tip:
due to different water contents of meat, some meat with more
moisture will be frozen at lower temperatures during storage,
so "Immediately cut" meat should be stored in MY ZONE, with
function "0°Fresh".
MY ZONE drawer regulation method:
The regulator is the device at the top of the refrigerator’s left
side wall, it can change the temperature in the left hand MY
ZONE drawer.
Tip:
 If larger storage space is needed, MY ZONE can be
detached. For detailed disassembly methods, please see
"Disassembling and cleaning the parts" on page 21.
 After detaching MY ZONE, please close it. For detailed
methods, please see “Function settings and deactivation of
MY ZONE” on page 11.
If MY ZONE is not closed, MY ZONE drawers’ temperatures
decrease, which may result in the freezing of stored foods.
Eggs, butter,
cheeses, etc.
Zip-top cans, tins,
seasoning, etc.
Pickled foods,
cans, etc.
Meat products,
small foods, etc.
Cooked meats,
sausages, etc.
(MY ZONE)
Cooked wheaten food,
cans, milk, tofu, etc.
Fruits, vegetables,
salads, etc.
MY ZONE ingenious usages
Suitable for storing various
fruits & vegetables.
Maintains moisture and
freshness of fruits &
vegetables.
Suitable for storing quick
cool beverages.
Just right for that cool but not
ice-cold sensation.
Suitable for storing m
eat.
Most of food can be kept fresh
at 0°C, and is unlikely to
freeze, which is the best
choice for storing instant and
fresh foods.
Suitable for storing seafood.
Not only can fish, shrimp and
seafood be ensured to be
stored without changes in
quality, it can even actualize
the preservation of flavor
freshness, and maintain
optimum tastes.
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Quick Cool
0°Fresh
Seafood
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D
o not
p
ut hot food
directly into the
refri
g
erato
r
Before puttin
g
an
y
hot food in the
refri
g
erator, cool it down to room
temperature. An
y
hot food which is
directl
y
put into the refri
g
erator will
not onl
y
raise the temperature in
the refri
g
erator, but also affect the
fr
es
hn
ess
o
f th
e
o
th
e
r f
oods
.
B
e
f
ore putting
f
ood into
the refri
g
erator, the food
s
h
ou
ld
b
e c
l
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d.
I
n or
d
er to ensure goo
d
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yg
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en
i
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env
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id
e t
h
e app
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i
t
is recommended to clean
f
ood and
w
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pe up
d
rops, an
d
t
h
en store
i
t
i
n
the re
f
rigerator.
S
ort and organize
f
oods
in the refri
g
erator
.
S
tore
f
ood separately according
to the type, put the
f
ood that
is eaten every day at the
f
ront
o
f
the shelves, so as to avoid
unnecessarily long openings o
f
the doors and to prevent
f
ood
f
rom
expiring due to
f
orgetting where it
i
s
.
D
o not
bl
oc
k
a
i
r out
l
ets
.
I
f
the cold air is obstructed without it
b
e
i
ng
di
sc
h
arge
d
, t
h
e temperature
inside the re
f
rigerator will not drop,
an
d
t
h
e compressor w
ill
constant
l
y
wor
k
, t
h
ere
b
y resu
l
t
i
ng
i
n a waste
o
f
electricity.
Do
n
ot
block
a
temperature sens
i
n
g
de
vi
ce.
In the
p
osition as shown in the
refri
g
eratin
g
chamber, there is
a temperature sensin
g
device.
Pl
ease
m
a
k
e
su
r
e
th
a
t th
e
de
vi
ce
i
s
not completel
y
blocked b
y
food, or
the refri
g
erator mi
g
ht not measure
the correct tem
p
erature and will
work intermittentl
y
, so that the
temperature inside the refri
g
erator
will be too low and unnecessar
y
ener
gy
is further wasted.
P
revent
f
oods
f
rom
coming into contact with
the refri
g
erators linin
g
s
The food stored in the refri
g
erator,
especiall
y
oil
y
foods should not
come into contact with the linin
g
s
for a lon
g
time since this will cause
liner corrosion
,
so as much as
p
ossible make sure that foods
do
n
o
t
co
m
e
int
o
d
ir
ec
t
co
nt
ac
t
with the linin
g
. When the linin
g
is
stained with oil, it should promptl
y
be
c
l
ea
n
ed
.
M
inimiz
e
t
h
e
t
im
es
t
h
at
the doors are opened
an
d
c
l
ose
d
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n re
d
uc
i
ng t
h
e t
i
mes t
h
at t
h
e
d
oors
are opene
d
an
d
c
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d
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Usages and precautions for the freezer compartments
The temperature in the freezing chamber is very low, so
you can keep food fresh for a long time, and therefore it
is best to place the food under long-term storage in this
space, but you should comply with food storage time as
indicated on the package.
Please watch children and pets, and do not let them play in the
drawers, so that they do not damage them.
Please do not remove the partition in the large freezer drawer
at random.
Caution
Do not use egg cartons as ice storage containers, and do
not put them into the freezer compartments in order to avoid
cracking.
Frozen food precautions
It is best to pack food
before freezing it
The outer surface of the package
must be dry to prevent it from
freezing to the food. Packaging
materials should be odorless,
airtight, watertight, non-toxic, non-
polluting, so as to prevent food
odors and reductions in quality.
Do not put too much
food inside.
Do not put too much fresh food into
the freezer compartment at a time.
It is best not to exceed the freezing
capacity of the refrigerator (refer to“
Product Fiche” on page 28).
Avoid repeated freezing
of foods
In principle, only the required
quantity of food should be taken
from the freezer compartment to
defrost and thaw it, food cannot be
refrozen, unless it is processed into
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of the food.
Do not put hot food
directly inside
Before putting food into the freezer
compartment, the hot food must be
cooled down to room temperature.
Mark dates on the foods
in accordance with the
foods’ storage periods
The freezing date, deadline and
name should be marked on the
packaging in accordance with
the foods’ storage periods when
storing foods, in order to prevent
expiration.
Do not put bottled
drinks into the freezer
compartment.
Do not put bottled beers, drinks,
etc. into the freezer compartment
in order to prevent them from
cracking.
Divide the food into
proper portions
This makes it easier to freeze them
thoroughly, so as to better ensure
the quality of thawing and cooking;
in addition, each portion of food
should not exceed 2.5 kg.
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Refrigerator Usage Tips
 Radish leaves should be cut off to prevent the absorption of
nutrients by the leaves.
 You may move egg cartons to a suitable storage location
according to need and choose the right egg carton according
to the amount of eggs.
 Zucchinis, melons, papayas, bananas, and pineapples, etc.
in a refrigerated state will promote their metabolism, so they
shall not be refrigerated. But for unmatured fruit, it is better to
store them in a refrigeration compartment for a certain time to
promote their maturation.
 Some foods, such as onions, garlic, ginger, water chestnuts,
tubers, etc., can be stored for long periods at room
temperature, so it is unnecessary to store them in the
refrigerator.
 Fresh vegetable should be washed and then placed into the
refrigerator in order to prevent the breeding or spreading of
bacteria in the refrigerator.
Precautions for energy-saving
usage
 The refrigerator should be installed in a cool and well
ventilated room, keep it away from heat, and avoid direct
exposure to sunlight as much as possible.
 Minimize the times and frequencies that the doors are
opened. For example: store food regularly, which can reduce
the access times for opening the doors.
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the refrigerator compartment (or MY ZONE), so you can use
the lower temperature of the frozen food to cool the food in
the refrigerating chamber (or MY ZONE);
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 For the temperature setting of the refrigerator, the lower the
temperature is set, the greater the energy consumption of the
refrigerator is. Based upon the premise of actualizing the food
storage conditions, the temperature inside the refrigerator
should be set as high as possible.
 If you need to use a relatively large amount of space in the
freezer compartment, the small freezer drawer and the gear
connecting rod can be removed, then food can be directly
put in and taken out through the freezer compartment’s
glass partition, at the same time this can also decrease the
refrigerator’s energy consumption;
 Leave as much gap or space around the appliance as
practical to ensure good ventilation. See page 7.
If the ventilation is restricted this will increase the running /
operating costs and the appliance will not achieve its energy
consumption data.
 Keep door seals clean so that the door always closes
correctly.
Usage of the refrigerators water
reservoir assembly
This model of refrigerator features a water reservoir assembly
which is put into the left door assembly. The water pump that is
set into the refrigerator’s left door assembly extracts water from
the water reservoir assembly, and pumps it via the water piping
into the semiautomatic icemaker’s small freezer drawer.
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1. Turn the vertical ridges 90 degrees. Press the buttons on
both sides of the water reservoir assembly.
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reservoir assembly level and then gently pull it out forward.
3. Remove the lid on the back of the water reservoir assembly
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Reattach the lid.
4. When you need to reinstall it, you can reinstall it by
reversing the above operation procedures.
Rotate counterclockwise to unscrew the
li d and fi ll with water, after filling with water
rotate it clockwise to screw it on tight.
Water reservoir fi ller knob
(located on the back of the assembly)
Caution
The water reservoir assembly was already installed and
commissioned prior to leaving the factory. If you need to clean
the water reservoir assembly, refer to “Cleaning the water
reservoir assembly,” in order to prevent the water reservoir
assembly from getting damaged.
Warning
Use only fresh drinking water!
Cleaning the water reservoir assembly
1. Please pry apart the latches (total of 4 latches) on the front,
rear, and right and left.
2. Separate the upper portion of the water reservoir assembly
from the bottom portion.
3. Clean out each section, then wipe them dry after they are
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cleaning.
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reversing the above operation procedures.
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