Haier HR-120 User Manual

Instructions for environmentally friendly disposal of new appliance packaging materials.

Details on regulations applicable to appliance use and specific provisions.

Ensuring the appliance stands firmly and level on the floor using adjustable feet.

Steps to replace decorative panels on the appliance door.

Guidance on the correct placement of the electrical socket for the appliance.

Ensuring adequate air circulation for efficient operation and preventing overheating.

Steps for fitting the appliance into a niche, including levelling.

Procedure for connecting to power and initial start-up of the appliance.

Instructions on how to properly load food into the cooling compartment after setting the temperature.

Important advice regarding food preparation and placement before cooling.

Guidelines for storing food in the freezer for longer periods.

Best practices for freezing food to maintain quality and efficiency.

Instructions for preparing ice cubes using the freezer compartment.

Steps to remove frost buildup from the freezer compartment to maintain performance.

Advice on how to manage the appliance during and after a power outage.

Methods and recommended cleaning agents for maintaining the appliance's hygiene.

Guidance on electrical connection and plug insertion during the appliance installation.

Identifies issues like power connection, temperature setting, or low voltage.

Troubleshooting steps for a non-functional interior light.

Addresses causes for decreased cooling, such as frequent door openings or incorrect settings.

Explains why food may be drying out, often due to improper packaging.

Discusses causes for frost buildup, including door closure and packaging.

Instructions to level the appliance using adjustable feet.

Guidance to move the appliance away from nearby furniture or other devices.

Advice to check and reseat removable parts like drawers or shelves.

Recommendation to slightly separate bottles or containers to prevent noise.

Identifies sounds that are typical and not indicative of a malfunction.

Explains that humming often originates from the compressor motor.

Describes bubbling or gurgling as normal sounds of refrigerant flow.

Attributes clicking noises to the thermostat cycling the motor on or off.

Notes that whirring can be from air circulation in multi-zone or No-Frost units.