Owner's Manual

Installation
1.
Choose a Good Location
Maintain
proper
distances between
the
fridge
and items around it.
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Maintain minimum
space
between the
refrigerator
and items around
it,
as shown in the
figure.
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If the
refrigerator
is too close to
surrounding
items,
its
operation may
be affected and more
energy
will be consumed.
Install in a
dry
and well-ventilated
place
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Do no install the
refrigerator
in a
damp place
or in
places
where it can
easily get
wet,
to
prevent
metal
parts
from
rusting
or
causing
electric shock.
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Install the
fridge
in a well-ventilated
place.
Avoid
heat,
and direct
sunlight
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If
surrounding temperature
is
high,
it
may
decrease
product efficiency
and increase electric
usage.
2.
Levelling
the
refrigerator
Place in a firm and level location
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If the floor is not
already
level,
use the
adjustable
feet to level the
refrigerator
from side to side.
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On
carpeted
floors and some
types
of hardwood
floors,
it is advisable to
place
the
refrigerator
on a
thin sheet of
plywood
to
prevent
discoloration caused
by
heat from the
refrigerator's
condenser.
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An unstable floor can cause
refrigerator
vibration, noise,
and door
sag.
Adjust
the front of the
refrigerator
slightly higher
than the back
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Rock the
refrigerator
side to
side,
front to
back,
and corner to corner to be sure that it is
solid;
then
readjust
the front
leveling
feet so the front is
slightly higher
than the back.
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If the front is
low,
the door
may
not close
tightly.
Refrigerator performance
will be affected and
condensation
may
form on the interior.
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The Wine Cellar
refrigerator
is
designed
for best
performance
in an environment between 10°C and
35°C. A
higher
or lower
temperature
will affect the
refrigerator's operation
and shorten its useful life.
Raise the front
end
slightly
adjustable
leveling
foot
over 0.5 cm
space
on
both sides
mat
humidity
over 10 cm
space
above
the
top
Keep proper space