Morris T71445D, User Manual

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Page 2: ...ust plastic feet 12 Before using 13 Starting and functions setting 13 Control panel 13 Feature selection 14 Freezer compartment settings 14 Refrigerator compartment settings 15 Lock unlock button 15 O...

Page 3: ...d persons in order to avoid a hazard 3 WARNING Keep ventilation openings in the appliance enclosure or in the built in structure clear of obstruction WARNING WARNING CAUTION This appliance can be used...

Page 4: ...or disposal according to local lows and regulation 10 WARNING The refrigerant and insulation blowing gas are flammable When disposing of the appliance do so only at an expose to flame authorized waste...

Page 5: ...e for storing pre frozen food storing or making ice cream and making ice cubes star star are not suitable for the freezing of fresh food If the refrigerating appliance is left empty for long periods s...

Page 6: ...ll be preceded by the safety alert symbol and the hazard signal word DANGER WARNING or CAUTION These words mean To reduce the risk of fire electric shock or injury to persons when using your product b...

Page 7: ...closure or in the built in structure clear of obstruction Do not use electrical appliance inside the food storage chambers of the appliance unless they are of the type recommended by the manufacturer...

Page 8: ...placed by the manufacturer its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard Unplug the power plug when cleaning handling the interior lamp of the fridge It may cause electri...

Page 9: ...installing or using the fridge any spark may cause fire or burn Do not insert the hands or the metal stick into the exit of cool air the cover the bottom of the fridge the heatproof grill exhaust hole...

Page 10: ...to reduce the temperature fluctuation of the fridge it s for keeping food fresh LED display and touch button Control board respectively display refrigerator and freezer chamber temperature setting an...

Page 11: ...ion shall be subject to the actual product Product components The appearance and specifications of the actual product may differ depending on the model 6 A Freezer compartment 1 Freezer door tray 2 Fr...

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Page 13: ...igerator away from heat source or direct sunlight Do not carry the refrigerator horizontally or reversely Do not carry the refrigerator by holding the door or handle the refrigerator shall be carried...

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Page 17: ...moisture of fruits and vegetables and keep the humidity of the box proper It is suitable for storing fruits and vegetables Operation Glass shelve liner of cabinet Glass shelve liner of cabinet When re...

Page 18: ...r 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 t...

Page 19: ...of freezing chamber for various foods and variety name ottle rack small frozen articles Glass shelve frozen foods such as fishes meats and ice creams Drawer packaged frozen foods etc Upper b The uppe...

Page 20: ...eduction Do not put too many fresh foods into the freezing chamber once preferably not exceeding the freezing capacity value of refrigerator Melted foods can not be frozen again unless they are made i...

Page 21: ...clean the refrigerator with metal wipers ware brushes coarse abrasive cleaners strong alkaline detergents or flammable or toxic cleaning fluids General information On vacation When you want to leave f...

Page 22: ...r drops with a dry cloth Noise When you operate the fridge for the first time the fridge will operate at high speed to cool fast and the sound can seem louder When the internal temperature falls below...

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