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Electrical Installation
Before connecting your refrigerator, make sure that the
voltage from the outlet where it will be connected is the
same as indicated on the label located next to the plug
(in the power cord), or in the refrigerator nameplate.
Turn your refrigerator on to an exclusive outlet, do
not use extension cords or T-type connectors. This
type of connection can cause overload on the power
grid, affecting the operation of your refrigerator and
resulting in accidents.
Make sure that the refrigerator is not resting on the
power cord.
For your safety, ask an electrician you trust
to check the power grid condition on the
installation place and, for more information,
contact our Technical Service.
Allowable voltage variation
Refrigerator
Voltage
127V
220V
Minimum
116V
201V
Maximum
133V
231V
Ground wire
For your safety, the ground wire must be
installed to an efficient ground and can not be
connected directly to the mains or water, gas
pipes, electricity, telephone, lightning rods,
etc., avoiding possible electrical discharges.
Ask for an electrician you trust to install the
ground wire properly in your residence.
Your aplliance is equipped with 3-pin plug. The
grounding pin power cord can not be cut.
Make sure the maximum voltage
allowable range in the installation place
is as shown below. If the aplliance’s
power voltage is outside the limits
given in variation allowable voltage
table, ask the power dealership
adequacy of voltage levels and install
a voltage regulator (stabilizer) with
power not less than 2000 VA. Damage
to the aplliance may occur if there is, at
the installation place, voltage range out
the specified limits (see table below) or
frequent blackouts.
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