If the door is still tilted after adjustment of the supports
Installing the adjustable
support cover
Fully insert the adjustable support cover
horizontally until it touches the rear side.
Adjustment and anchoring
(To prevent vibration, noise, movement, and doors left ajar)
Turn and lower the adjustable supports until they touch the fl oor
and the front casters are raised from the fl oor to fi x the refrigerator.
3
Adjustable
support cover
The adjustable support cover
is stored inside the refrigerator
compartment at shipment.
4
Do not damage the refrigerant circuit
(pipes) or drive screws into it.
Prepare for earthquakes
Preventing doors
from being left ajar
Adjusting a tilted door or unevenness
7
Before Use
Operation
Cleaning
Troubleshooting
Before Use
Adjust the supports to
make the refrigerator
level.
If the front of the
refrigerator is slightly
raised, the doors are
easier to close.
When installing the refrigerator in
the corner of a room, one of the
rear supports may sink, causing the
refrigerator to tilt. If this happens,
use a caster support or strong board
for adjustment. (Normally, use a
board with a thickness of 2 to 3 mm.)
Adjust the adjustable supports as shown
in the fi gures below.
Right Left
Adjustable
support
cover
Adjustable support Caster
Rear support
Caster support
or strong board
If the installation
location is not
level or the
supports sink after
a few days of
installation due to
the weight of the
food, the doors
may appear tilted.
Readjust the
supports.
* More than 100
kg of food can
be stored in the
refrigerator.
Although R600a refrigerants are combustible, the refrigerant
circuit is hermetically sealed and normally leaks will not occur.
Should the refrigerant circuit be damaged:
1. Do not use fl ames or electrical appliances nearby.
2. Open the windows to fully ventilate the room.
Warning
Then, contact the retail store where you purchased the
refrigerator.
Pass 2 strong belts through the hand-holds on the top
rear of the refrigerator and anchor them to a strong
location, such as wall or post.
Warning
The refrigerator may tip over
and cause injury.
Adjustable
support
Caster
Turn the adjustable
supports in the arrow
direction until they
touch the fl oor.
Adjustable support cover
Bottom front of refrigerator
Strong belts
The left door tilts
down
Lower the right support
The right door tilts
down
Lower the left support
If the supports are
not adjusted properly,
the refrigerator may
move and cause
injury.
Caution
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