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Haier HRF-663BSS User Manual

Haier HRF-663BSS
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Haier HRF-663BSS Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeFrench Door
Defrost SystemAutomatic
ColorStainless Steel
Ice MakerYes
Water DispenserYes
Depth (in)34.8
Height (in)70.1

Summary

Your Refrigerator's Features

Ice Cube Maker

Automatic ice maker, powerful ice crusher, and refrigerated water dispenser.

Minibar

Convenient storage for drinks, accessible without opening the main door.

Sliding Glass Shelves

Adjustable shelves and baskets for easy storage and cleaning.

Slim Profile Design

Developed according to customer wishes for space-saving design.

Frost-Free Freezer System

Equipped with a user-friendly frost-free system for quick and even freezing.

Temperature Adjustment Before Defrosting

Allows temperature adjustment prior to the defrosting cycle.

Automatic Trouble Indicator

Indicates potential issues automatically.

Open-Door Buzzer Warning

Alerts when the door is left open or not closed properly.

Intelligent Mode

Automatically adjusts temperature based on ambient conditions.

Components

Freezer Compartment Components

Identifies parts within the freezer section.

Refrigerator Compartment Components

Identifies parts within the refrigerator section.

Precautions

Power Cord and Plug Safety

Guidelines for handling the power cord and plug to avoid damage.

Gas or Flammable Substance Safety

Warnings regarding the presence of flammable substances.

General Electrical Safety

Instructions for safe electrical connection and usage.

Precautions

Material Handling and Storage

Avoid placing flammable, explosive, or corrosive materials inside.

Flammable Product Storage

Do not store fuel or other flammable products near the appliance.

Child Safety

Keep children away from climbing or hanging on doors.

Appliance Placement

Do not place microwave ovens or voltage regulators on the appliance.

Precautions

Finger Safety and Door Operation

Avoid fingers in door cracks and keep children away from doors.

Water and Wet Area Precautions

Do not pour water on the appliance or place it in wet areas.

Repair and Modification Safety

Only qualified professionals should repair or alter the appliance.

Freezer Contents Safety

Do not store bottles and cans in the freezer; they may burst.

Power Outage and Cleaning Safety

Unplug during power outages, repair, or cleaning.

Appliance Disposal

Remove doors and shelves when disposing to prevent child entrapment.

Preparations

Unpacking and Accessory Check

Remove all packing material and check included accessories against the list.

Appliance Placement

Set up the appliance in a suitable area, ensuring level footing.

Toe Moulding Attachment

Attach the toe moulding to the refrigerator and freezer doors.

Preparations

Door Handle Installation

Step-by-step guide for installing the door handle.

Preparations

Door Handle Assembly

Detailed instructions for assembling the refrigerator and freezer door handles.

Preparations

Interior Cleaning

Recommendation to clean the interior before starting up the appliance.

Standstill Period

Allow the appliance to stand for at least six hours after cleaning before operation.

Door Removal

Removing the Door

Instructions for removing the refrigerator door if the house door is too narrow.

Door Removal

Toe Moulding Removal

Step to remove the toe moulding and release the water coupler.

Freezer Compartment Door Removal

Instructions for removing the freezer compartment door.

Refrigerator Compartment Door Removal

Instructions for removing the refrigerator compartment door.

Sliding Through Door Opening

How to slide the refrigerator through the door opening.

Reinstalling the Door

Steps to reinstall the doors by reversing the removal process.

Setting up the Refrigerator/Freezer Combo

Level Setup and Stability

Ensure a flat and level setup location with sturdy supports.

Protection from Heat Sources

Protect the setup location from direct sunlight or heat sources.

Avoiding Damp Locations

Avoid damp setup locations and clean with a soft cloth.

Ventilation and Spacing

Ensure adequate space around the appliance for ventilation.

Start-up

Power Connection

Connect the appliance to power; it will automatically set to Intelligent/Crushed Ice modes.

Operating Modes

Choose between Intelligent mode (recommended) and Manual mode.

Loading Foods

Load food after the refrigerator has sufficiently cooled down.

Digital Display Operation

Control Panel Overview

Identifies buttons and indicators on the control panel.

Intelligent Mode Operation

How to activate and cancel the Intelligent mode.

Malfunction Indicator

What to do in case of major or minor control malfunctions.

Using the Digital Display

Superfrost Function

How to activate the Superfrost function for quick freezing.

Temperature Adjustments

Detailed steps for adjusting refrigerator and freezer temperatures.

Using the Digital Display

Open-Door Buzzer Warning

The buzzer sounds intermittently when the door is left open.

Display Control and Auto-Off

The display turns off 30 minutes after the last operation.

Activating/Deactivating the Refrigerator

How to deactivate and reactivate the refrigerator using the control panel.

Refrigerator Compartment

Short-Term Food Storage

Use for short-term storage; temperature is 0°C-10°C, not for long-term storage.

Adjusting Shelf Height

Shelves are height-adjustable to accommodate various item sizes.

Bottle Rack Adjustment and Cleaning

Instructions for adjusting and cleaning the bottle rack.

Refrigerator Compartment

Food Stocking Examples

Examples of food grouping by temperature ranges within the compartment.

Removing the Vegetable Drawer Cover

Steps to remove the vegetable drawer cover for cleaning.

Refrigerator Compartment

Vegetable Drawer Usage

Adjust humidity level for optimal storage of fruits and vegetables.

Replacing the Interior Light Bulb

Instructions for replacing the light bulb in the refrigerator compartment.

Notes on Refrigeration

Cooling Foods Before Storage

Allow warm foods and drinks to cool to room temperature before storing.

Preparing Fresh Foods

Wash and dry fresh foods before placing them in the compartment.

Packaging and Sealing Foods

Pack and seal foods to prevent drying and odor dissipation.

Portioning Food

Pack food in portions suitable for household use.

Avoiding Overstocking

Do not overstock the refrigerator; ensure space between items.

Tips on Refrigeration

Vegetable Preparation

Remove leaves of root vegetables to prevent nutrient absorption.

Thawing Frozen Foods

Thawing frozen foods inside the refrigerator conserves energy.

Foods Not Requiring Refrigeration

Lists items like onions, peppers, garlic, and ginger that don't need refrigeration.

Foods Unsuitable for Refrigeration

Lists items like gourds, melons, bananas, pineapple that decompose faster.

Home Bar

Operation

Press the compartment button to open the bar; light turns on when open.

Storing Drinks and Food

You can place drinks and other foods in the home bar.

Home Bar

Inner Cover Removal

The home bar will not operate if the cover is removed.

Child Safety

Keep children away from the home bar to prevent injury or damage.

Freezer Compartment

Long-Term Food Storage

Use for long-term storage; low temperature is necessary.

Shelf Removal and Cleaning

Instructions for removing and cleaning glass shelves in the freezer.

Interior Light Replacement

Instructions for replacing the light bulb in the freezer compartment.

Bottle Rack Adjustment and Cleaning

Instructions for adjusting and cleaning the bottle rack.

Notes on Freezing

Cooling Before Freezing

Allow foods and drinks to cool before placing them in the freezer.

Packaging for Freezing

Package food securely to prevent drying and odor contamination.

Content and Date Labeling

Write content and freezing date on packages; do not exceed storage time.

Portioning for Thawing

Remove only the required amount to be thawed.

Avoiding Overfilling for Freezing

Never place more fresh food than the maximum freezing capacity.

Starting Up the Ice Maker and Dispenser

Water Line Connection

Connect the ice maker to a water supply line or water container.

Water Supply Installation

Details on water supply line installation and pressure requirements.

Water Pump Operation

Information regarding water pump connection and operation.

Ice Maker and Dispenser Operation

Precautions for Ice Maker/Dispenser

Safety guidelines regarding water temperature and operation.

Ice Maker Operation

Details on the ice cube production cycle and capacity.

Removing and Installing the Ice Cube Container

Removing the Ice Cube Container

Press the middle section to remove the ice cube container.

Re-placing the Ice Cube Container

Slide the container into the channel until it latches.

Dispenser Operation

Dispensing Crushed Ice

Press button and lever for crushed ice dispensing.

Dispensing Ice Cubes

Press button and lever for ice cube dispensing.

Dispensing Refrigerated Water

Press button and lever for refrigerated water dispensing.

Dispenser Precautions

General Dispenser Precautions

Safety guidelines for using the dispenser, including cup height and hand safety.

Defrosting · Cleaning

Automatic Defrosting

The appliance defrosts automatically.

Cleaning Procedures

Regularly clean the refrigerator to prevent odors and maintain hygiene.

Inoperation

Power Outage Handling

How to keep food cool during a power outage.

Putting the Appliance Out of Service

Steps to take when leaving the appliance idle for a long period.

Inoperation

Vacation Preparation

Prepare the appliance before going on a long vacation.

Transportation Guidelines

Instructions for safely transporting the appliance.

Troubleshooting

Normal Operational Sounds

Descriptions of normal sounds during initial operation and use.

Initial Operation Sounds

Sounds that may occur during initial start-up or operation.

Refrigerant Fluid Sounds

Normal sounds from refrigerant flow through evaporator and compressor.

Fan Sounds

Audible sounds produced by the fan during operation.

Troubleshooting

Evaporator Line Sounds

Evaporator lines may produce audible sounds when temperature changes.

Condensation and Exterior Cleaning

Wipe off condensation from exterior housing with a soft cloth.

Customer Service

Pre-Repair Checks

Confirm specific information before requesting a repair.

Unit Not Cooling

Troubleshooting steps if the unit is not cooling.

Light Not Working

Troubleshooting steps if the light is not on.

Unusual Noises

Troubleshooting steps for unusual noises from the appliance.

Insufficient Cooling

Troubleshooting steps if the temperature is not cold enough.

After-Sales Service

Compressor Operation

Information on compressor operation during long periods or after initial use.

Frost or Ice on Food

Normal conditions for frost/ice and how to avoid issues.

Unusual Odors

Causes and solutions for unusual odors inside the appliance.

Ice Maker Malfunction

Troubleshooting steps when the ice maker is not working properly.

Customer Service

Dispenser Not Supplying Ice/Water

Troubleshooting steps if the dispenser is not providing ice or water.

Dispenser Jammed

Troubleshooting steps if the dispenser mechanism is jammed.

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