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General| Brand | Daewoo |
|---|---|
| Model | FR-860NA |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Guidance on selecting an appropriate location for optimal refrigerator performance and stability.
Details on the necessity and methods of grounding the refrigerator for electrical safety.
Instructions on initial plug-in and preparatory run cycles for the refrigerator.
Procedure for attaching adjustable legs and leveling the refrigerator correctly.
Important warnings and cautions regarding potential hazards and improper use of the refrigerator.
Guidelines for proper ventilation and using exclusive power outlets to prevent fire and electrical hazards.
Precautions for handling frozen food and safe procedures for discarding the refrigerator.
Advice on cleaning plugs and avoiding electrical hazards from moisture and dirt.
Recommendations on avoiding wet environments and overloading the refrigerator to prevent short circuits and fires.
Safety advice regarding moisture, electrical sparks, and using sprays near the refrigerator.
Guidance on safe food consumption, storage, and avoiding unauthorized disassembly or touch.
Procedures for unplugging, grounding, and basic maintenance safety.
Precautions for safely moving, carrying, and installing the refrigerator.
Safe practices for door handles, power outages, and food storage during emergencies.
Warnings about floor spills, touching cold surfaces, and reaching under the unit.
Diagnosing why food in the fresh compartment may be freezing unexpectedly.
Steps to check if the refrigerator is not cooling at all, including power and plug checks.
Identifying causes for the refrigerator not cooling sufficiently, like temperature settings or food load.
Troubleshooting common noises to determine if they indicate a fault or normal operation.
Addressing issues related to moisture collection inside and water flow when moving the unit.
Checking for blocked ducts and unwrapped strong-odoring foods to resolve smells.
Identifying common refrigerator issues that may appear as malfunctions but are normal operations.
Description of the automatic icemaker system and the anti-microbe deodorizer function.
Details on the water feeding case, supply tank, and their roles in icemaking.
Overview of the chilled room, fresh food shelves, and vegetable drawers.
Identification of the front cover and other structural parts of the refrigerator.
Details on shelves and pockets within the freezer and fresh food compartments.
Identification and description of individual parts of the automatic icemaker system.
Steps for preparing and cleaning the icemaker components before first use.
Instructions for filling the water tank and initiating the ice-making process.
Guidance on ice storage and advice regarding the first batches of ice cubes.
Explanation of buttons and indicators for controlling the freezer compartment temperature and silent mode.
Understanding the 'Water supply' display light for the icemaker's water tank status.
Details on buttons and indicators for managing fresh food compartment temperature and modes.
Explanation of fuzzy control, multi-screen indicators, and fuzzy display functions.
How to adjust and regulate the temperature for the freezer compartment.
Instructions on activating, running, and stopping the silent control mode.
How to adjust and regulate the temperature for the fresh food compartment.
Detailed steps for operating Fuzzy Logic and Silent Control modes.
Guidelines before cleaning, including stain removal and regular cleaning frequency.
Instructions for removing and cleaning shelves, drawers, and the chilled room.
Cleaning the exterior, rollers, and steps for moving the refrigerator.
Advice on interior cleaning, avoiding harsh chemicals, and post-cleaning safety checks.
Steps for cleaning the evaporation dish, especially if strong odors are present.
Procedure for removing and cleaning the water tank and water supply box.
Using the test button and cleaning the ice storage case.
Troubleshooting steps when the icemaker stops working temporarily.
Reasons for slow ice-making, including initial use and environmental factors.
Guidelines for using and maintaining the water filter for optimal icemaker performance.
Instructions for safely replacing light bulbs in the freezer and fresh food compartments.
Advice on managing the refrigerator during power outages and extended periods of non-use.
Ensuring foods are clean and properly prepared before storage to maintain freshness.
The importance of cooling hot foods before storage to preserve freshness and save energy.
Tips for dividing food into servings and wrapping it to prevent drying and odor.
Avoiding overfilling and minimizing door openings to maintain cold air circulation.
