Fridgemaster MS83430BFF, Manual

Page 1: ...MS83430BFF MS83430DFF ...

Page 2: ...20 18 11 Children aged from 3 to 8 years are allowed to load and unload refrigerating appliances Display controls 13 15 17 12 Water Dispenser 14 ...

Page 3: ...Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance ...

Page 4: ...line for assistance This warning is only for refrigerators that contain illuminating lamps Refrigerant The refrigerant isobutene R600a is contained within the refrigerant circuit of the appliance a natural gas with a high level of environmental compatibility which is nevertheless flammable During transportation and installation of the appliance ensure that none of the components of the refrigerant...

Page 5: ...amp cover The fridge is only applied with power supply of single phase alternating current of 220 240V 50Hz If fluctuation of voltage in the district of user is so large that the voltage exceeds the above scope for safety sake be sure to apply A C Automatic voltage regulator of more than 350W to the fridge The fridge must employ a special power socket instead of common one with other electric appl...

Page 6: ...This refrigerating appliance is not intended to be used as a built in appliance ...

Page 7: ...low back in the compresso Adequate air circulation should be around the appliance lacking this leads to overheating To achieve su忏icient ventilation follow the instructions relevant to installation Whe ever possible the back of the product shm Id not be too close to a wall to avoid touching or catching warm pa ts compressor condenser to prevent the risk of a fire follow the instructions relevant t...

Page 8: ...od ventilation We recommend letting a space at least 50 70mm from the back to the wall 100mm from the top to the wall 100mm from its side to the wall Enough space must be provided in the front of the appliance to allow the doors to open as shown in follow diagrams Note yThe appliance is designed for a certain climate class Depending on the climate class the appliance can be operated at the followi...

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Page 11: ...efrigerator drawer 6 Refrigerator door tray 7 C 8 Refrigerator drinking machine ontrol panel 6 8 7 Due to unceasing modification of our products your refrigerator may be slightly different from this instruction manual but its functions and using methods remain the same To get the best energy efficiency of this product please place all shelves drawers and baskets on their original position as the i...

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Page 13: ...lected the fridge compartment reaches the set temperature in the shortest period in order to keep the food as fresh as possible under this mode the set temperature of the fridge compartment locks on 0 C Super Cool Unlock 3s button for 3 seconds to unlock No operation within 20 seconds the display will automatically go off Under the locking state long press Fridge ...

Page 14: ...water valve assembly from the water tank for cleaning 3 Pinch the flange of the water tank cover slightly upwards and the water tank cover can be separated from the water tank Remove the other side with the same method The tank and its cover can be cleaned after disassembly 4 Install the water valve by rotating it clockwise after cleaning When installing the tank cover install the one side at firs...

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Page 22: ... Food needs to be packed in bags before putting into the refrigerator and liquids need to be packed in bottles or capped containers to avoid the problem that the product design structure is not easy to clean 22 ...

Page 23: ...dy except the door sealing strip It is forbidden to flush the refrigerator directly with water which will affect electrical insulation properties etc It is forbidden to clean the refrigerator with metal wipers ware brushes coarse abrasive cleaners strong alkaline detergents or flammable or toxic cleaning fluids After cleaning connect the power plug of refrigerator and connected with there frigerat...

Page 24: ...d leftovers such as soups stews cooked meat and fish potato dishes and desserts The following foods are not suitable for freezing Types of vegetables which are usually consumed raw such as lettuce or radishes eggs in shells grapes whole apples pears and peaches hard boiled eggs yogurt soured milk sour cream and mayonnaise Recommended storage times of frozen food in the freezer compartment These ti...

Page 25: ...ter can become tainted by strong smelling foods so it is best stored in a sealed container Eggs should be stored in the fridge compartment Red meat Place fresh red meat on a plate and loosely cover with waxed paper plastic wrap or foil Store cooked and raw meat on separate plates This will prevent any juice lost from the raw meat from contaminating the cooked product Poultry Fresh whole birds shou...

Page 26: ...ftening of the flesh browning and or accelerated decaying Do not refrigerate avocados until they are ripe bananas and mangoes FOOD Butter cheese Eggs Fruit vegetables salad Meat sausage cheese milk Dairy products canned food cans Drinks bottles tubes Location Refrigerator Upper door rack Door rack Crisper Lower area lowest shelf 1 crisper cover Upper area or door rack Door rack chamber FOOD Small ...

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