Connect the power supply
* Connect power supply soon after installing the refrigerator
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Install the refrigerator at:
A place with good ventilation
and not exposed to direct
sunlight or hot air
To keep good cooling performance and
reduce power costs.
A place with low humidity
To prevent it from rusting, electric shock
and fi re.
A strong and level place
To prevent vibration, noise, and ajar or
tilting doors.
To prevent deformation or discoloration of
the fl oor materials due to the weight or heat.
If the refrigerator supports may sink into the
fl oor, lay a strong plate or board underneath.
A place away from other
devices
To prevent noise or video interference
with devices such as televisions.
There should be space of 2 cm
or more on the left and right of
the refrigerator, and 10 cm or
more from the ceiling.
To allow heat to dissipate from the top
and the sides of the refrigerator.
Use a dedicated outlet
Use a dedicated outlet for the power supply that meets the rating specifi ed on the rating
label. (The rating label is located on the door-liner of the refrigerator compartment.)
The refrigerator will not be damaged even if the power is
supplied soon after installation.
It takes a while for the refrigerator to cool, therefore supply
power as soon as possible.
Electrical Connections
Make sure this unit is properly grounded.
The refrigerator should always be plugged into its dedicated electrical outlet.
This will provide the best performance and prevent electrical circuits
from being overloaded and causing a fi re.
Make sure that the electrical outlet provides the proper voltage.
Extension cords are not recommended.
If your refrigerator is installed in the high humidity location, not only
ground connection but also installation of the earth leakage breaker is
recommended.
If the power cord is damaged, purchase a new cord from MITSUBISHI
ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTER. Make sure that the power cord is
designed for this model.
If the power cord is damaged, call our MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC
SERVICE CENTER for the replacement, in order to avoid a hazard.
Installation
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It takes time for cooling even
after turning on the refrigerator.
The outer walls heat up.
The operation noise gets louder
immediately after installation.
Immediately after instillation, when: the
weather is hot, the doors are frequently opened
or closed, the fast cooling operation is engaged,
or any similar situation; the operation noise will
get louder because the refrigerator will switch to
high-speed operation to cool with high power.
Warning
Using outlets that do not meet the specifi ed rating or plugging in too
many leads into a single socket can cause heat buildup or fi re.
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Before Use
Operation
Cleaning
Troubleshooting
Before Use
• Wait until the refrigerator has been
fully cooled before storing non-
cooled food or ice cream.
• Do not open the doors more than
necessary, and close them as soon as
possible.
When the weather is hot in summer,
it may take more than 24 hours.
When making ice for the fi rst time
Space of 10 cm
or more
Space of 2cm or
more
• Heat dissipation causes the temperature
to rise to about 50°C to 60°C or more
when operation is fi rst started, and
during the summer.
Dedicated
outlet that meets
the specifi ed rating.
Turn on the power of the
refrigerator as soon as
possible.
The refrigerator will not be
damaged even if you turn on
the power immediately after
the installation.
Warning
Do not obstruct the refrigerator vents
or the space around the refrigerator.
If refrigerant leaks, it may accumulate
and catch fi re or explode.
Corrosion control treatment may be
required for the refrigerant circuit (pipe)
due to generation of corrosive gases.
Contact the retail store where you
purchased the refrigerator.
Use in hot spring areas
From Installation to
Operation
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