Haier HRF-265F User Manual

Instructions for wiring a 13 amp plug, detailing wire colours and terminal connections.

Information regarding the refrigerant type (Isobutene R600a), its properties, and associated cautions.

Guidelines for safely and environmentally disposing of an old refrigerator, including child safety.

Instructions for disposing of new appliance packaging materials, emphasizing environmental recycling.

General advice to read the user guide carefully for assembly, operation, and maintenance before use.

Key warnings about appliance usage, including domestic use, leak-proof circuit, and damage assessment.

Steps to remove all packing materials from the appliance before installation or use.

Verify that all included accessories and materials are present after unpacking.

Instructions to ensure the appliance is positioned correctly according to location guidelines.

Guidance on cleaning the appliance interior and exterior prior to initial operation.

Advice on the initial power-up procedure, including waiting time after siting and cleaning.

Detailed steps for repositioning the refrigerator door to open either from the left or the right.

Instructions for integrating the refrigerator unit into kitchen cabinetry for a built-in appearance.

Explanation of the refrigerator's control panel, including indicators like power and over-temperature alarms.

Description of the green power indicator light and when it illuminates.

Guidance on adjusting the refrigerator's internal temperature using the designated control knob.

Information on the over-temperature indicator and buzzer, and how to release the buzzer.

Details on how temperature sensor issues are indicated by the red warning lamp and advises contacting service.

Steps for connecting the appliance to the mains power and initial indicator lights.

How the thermostats control refrigerator and freezer temperatures and how to adjust them.

Advice on when and how to load food into the refrigerator after it has been turned on.

Explains temperature variations within the compartment and where to place different food types.

Instructions on how to move and adjust the internal shelves for desired storage space.

Step-by-step guide for safely replacing the interior light bulb, including safety precautions.

Instructions for storing frozen food, including initial thermostat settings and prompt storage.

Guidelines for hygienic freezing of fresh food, including packaging and quantity limits.

Advice on how to manage food during short and long power outages to preserve frozen goods.

Warning about not overloading the freezer beyond its capacity for optimal performance.

Explanation of the automatic defrosting process for the refrigerator compartment and drainpipe maintenance.

Clarification that the freezer is frost-free and automatically defrosts, advising against manual defrosting.

Guidance on how to store food during power failures and recommendations for appliance operation.

Instructions for unplugging and cleaning the refrigerator during extended shutdowns to prevent odors.

Advice on managing the refrigerator during short and long vacation periods, including cleaning and door positioning.

Steps for safely unplugging, securing, and transporting the refrigerator, including tilt angle restrictions.

Explains common sounds and thermal behaviors that are normal during appliance operation.

Addresses vibration causes and electricity consumption standards under specific operating conditions.

Emphasizes regular cleaning and defrosting for appliance maintenance.

Recommends proper wrapping for raw meats and poultry to prevent drying.

Warns against leaving the door open to prevent increased running costs and ice buildup.

Advises against using sharp tools for ice removal to prevent appliance damage.

Caution against placing hot food directly into the appliance to avoid affecting temperature.

Warns about potential 'freezer burns' on children's lips from consuming extremely cold items directly.

Checks to perform if the freezer is not operational, including plug, socket, and fuse verification.

Advice on diagnosing noisy operation, checking leveling, and contact with surrounding furniture.

Reasons why the freezer might not cool adequately, such as frequent door opening or poor ventilation.

Identifies normal operating sounds like coolant flow and compressor operation at high temperatures.

Instructions for what to do when the freezer is not in use for an extended time, including cleaning and ventilation.

General advice on moving and locating the freezer, and ensuring it is level for proper operation.

Proper methods for moving the appliance, emphasizing how to lift and secure it.

Guidance on choosing a suitable location for the freezer, avoiding heat sources and direct sunlight.

Instructions for using rotating feet to ensure the freezer is level for optimal performance and seal alignment.

Recommendation that repairs and maintenance should only be performed by qualified service agents.

Contact information for customer support in the UK for any appliance related queries or issues.