Avallon AWC242SZLH, Owner'S Manual

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Internal Light

This refrigerator is equipped with top and side internal lights that can be set to a blue, white, or amber color. 

Because the unit comes with a glass door, the inside will be seen whether the door is open or closed. You

can choose to display each color of light in two different modes: Automatic Light Mode and Constant Light Mode.

Note: 

We run test every unit that we produce in our factory. Because of this, your model may 

default to any of the above colors out of the box. Simply cycle through until you reach your desired 

internal light color.

Note: 

The refrigerator is equipped with a temperature memory function. If power is suddenly lost, 

the previously set temperature will be saved and the refrigerator will return to this setting once 

power is restored. Allow at least 24 hours for the setting temperature to be reached.

Caution: 

If you turn the refrigerator off, please wait at least 5 minutes before turning it back on.

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Sabbath Mode

This refrigerator is programmed with a Sabbath Mode. In Sabbath Mode, the refrigerator will continue to cool 

and  maintain  temperature.  However,  the  refrigerator  will  no  longer  respond  to  user  interactions.  All  lights, 

display(s), and indicators are turned off, and all alarms are disabled. To enter Sabbath Mode, hold the Power 

button and press the Up button twice. The control panel will beep twice indicating that the refrigerator is in 

Sabbath Mode. To exit Sabbath Mode, perform the same action and the control panel will beep twice indicating 

that the refrigerator is no longer in Sabbath mode. The refrigerator will return to normal operation.

Automatic Light Mode:

The internal lights will illuminate each time the door is opened and fade off once the door is closed. This

feature is triggered by a sensor located on the front vent. This sensor allows the refrigerator to recognize

when the door is open or closed.

Constant Light Mode:

The internal lights will stay constantly illuminated whether the door is open or closed.