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1 Safety Precautions
The following are instructions that you must follow in order to prevent accidents during work, and to ensure the safety of the repaired
product.
Hazard and damages that may result from ignoring instructions are classified and explained, below.
The following labels describe the types of rules that need to be followed.
This section warns of the urgent danger of death or serious injury.
This section warns of the risk of death or serious injury.
This section warns of the risk of injury or damage to property.
This label shows a “reminder” action to be paid attention to.
This label shows a “prohibited” action.
This label shows a “compulsory” action to be followed without fail.
Be sure to discharge remaining refrigerant from the refrigeration unit.
Discharge refrigerant outdoors where there is no fire source.
Be sure to instruct the customer not to approach the place of discharge, and not to use fire.
Always use a pipe cutter for removing pipes.
If you use a welding machine, the refrigerant remaining in the pipe or compressor could catch fire and explode.
Pipes must be blown out with nitrogen before welding, to discharge any remaining refrigerant.
Always use the swage lock for sealing after filing with refrigerant.
If you use a welding machine, the refrigerant could catch fire and explode.
Ventilation close to the floor surface is required, as the refrigerant(R600) is heavier than air.
In particular, the basement must be adequately ventilated.
“Measurement/adjustment of refrigerant refill quantity” in a service must be performed outdoors where
there is no fire source.
Otherwise, you could run the risk of fire/explosion.
Use always a gas alarm.
If any refrigerant remains in work area, there will be a risk of fire/explosion.
Never use a naked flame in a place where any refrigerant might remain.
Do not leave the removed faulty compressor in doors.
Summary of Contents for NR-B53V2
Page 7: ...7 3 General Introduction 3 1 Flow of Refrigerant ...
Page 8: ...8 4 Features 4 1 Features 4 1 1 Inverter Technology 4 1 2 Vacuum Insulation Panel ...
Page 9: ...9 4 1 3 Optimum Humidity Control 4 1 4 Powerful Cooling ...
Page 10: ...10 4 1 5 LED Tower Lighting 4 1 6 Refrigerator Cases with Different Setting ...
Page 11: ...11 4 1 7 Other Storage Solutions ...
Page 12: ...12 4 1 8 Wide and Spacious Freezer Compartment ...
Page 13: ...13 4 1 9 Drawer Compartments of Freezer Compartment 4 1 10 Humidity Control ...
Page 14: ...14 4 1 11 Selectable Temperature Control 4 1 12 Vitamin LED ...
Page 15: ...15 4 1 13 Hygiene Active 4 1 14 Multi Hygienic System ...
Page 16: ...16 4 2 Functions ...
Page 23: ...23 Set temperature ranges Set on shipment 4 C ...
Page 25: ...25 6 Location of Controls and Components 6 1 Display and Control Panel ...
Page 26: ...26 6 2 Ice Water Dispenser Part ...
Page 27: ...27 6 3 Components ...
Page 29: ...29 7 1 2 Removing the doors ...
Page 30: ...30 ...
Page 31: ...31 7 1 3 Connecting the refrigerator to the water supply ...
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Page 33: ...33 7 1 4 Installing the water filter ...
Page 34: ...34 7 1 5 Installing the refrigerator ...
Page 35: ...35 7 2 Getting started 7 2 1 Setting the temperature ...
Page 36: ...36 7 2 2 Using the handy functions ...
Page 37: ...37 7 2 3 How to use the Ice Water dispenser ...
Page 39: ...39 9 Service Mode 9 1 Self Diagnosis Control 9 1 1 Self Diagnosis Mode ...
Page 44: ...44 9 7 Special Function Setting ...
Page 45: ...45 10 Troubleshooting Guide 10 1 FC and PC not cooling at all Compressor does not run ...
Page 46: ...46 10 2 PC is not cooling or poor cooling FC cooling condition is normal ...
Page 47: ...47 10 3 FC is poor cooling Compressor run ...
Page 48: ...48 10 4 No ice comes out No ice in the ice box ...
Page 51: ...51 10 6 Test of Ice Making Operation 10 7 Operation of Automatic Ice Making Mechanism ...
Page 67: ...67 12 3 Cleaning and Maintenance ...
Page 68: ...68 12 3 1 Changing the water purifying filter ...
Page 69: ...69 13 Dimensions 13 1 Outside ...
Page 70: ...70 13 2 Inside ...
Page 72: ...72 15 Exploded View and Replacement Parts List 15 1 Exploded View 1 ...
Page 74: ...74 15 3 Exploded View 2 ...
Page 76: ...76 15 5 Exploded View 3 ...
Page 78: ...78 15 7 Exploded View 4 ...
Page 80: ...80 15 9 Exploded View 5 NR B54X1 Bundled parts ...