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The fan in your Haier Refrigerator may produce audible sounds when operating. Also, the evaporator lines may produce audible sounds when the temperature is changing.
What to do if the Haier Refrigerator housing becomes warm during initial operation?
General| Category | Refrigerator |
|---|---|
| Model | HRF-663ITA2 |
| Type | Side-by-Side |
| Total Capacity | 663 liters |
| Cooling Technology | No Frost |
| Defrosting System | Automatic |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A+ |
| Climate Class | SN-T |
| Refrigerant | R600a |
| Display | LED |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Number of Doors | 2 |
| Color | Inox |
| Noise Level | 42 dB |
| Weight | 98 kg |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
Automatic ice maker, ice crusher, refrigerated water dispenser.
Compartment for quick drinks retrieval without opening the main door.
Adjustable shelves for easy storage and cleaning.
Developed for spaciousness using advanced insulating materials.
Ensures quick and even freezing.
Alerts when the door is left open or not closed properly.
Automatically adjusts cooling based on internal and ambient temperatures.
Labels for various parts of the freezer section.
Labels for various parts of the refrigerator section.
Specifies voltage, frequency, and grounded outlet requirements.
Instructions on handling and protecting the power cord.
Actions to take in case of a flammable gas leak.
When to disconnect power, e.g., before cleaning or repair.
Prohibits storing flammable, explosive, or corrosive items.
Do not store fuel or operate electrical devices inside.
Prevents injuries from children climbing or hanging on doors.
Avoid touching the freezer interior with wet hands.
Keep fingers away from door cracks and children away from doors.
Do not pour water on the appliance or place it in wet areas.
Only qualified professionals should repair or modify the appliance.
Keep bottles and tins out of the freezer to prevent bursting.
Remove doors/seals when disposing to prevent child entrapment.
Remove all packing material, including foam and tape.
Sort and count included accessories against the packing list.
Details for setting up the appliance in a suitable area.
Instructions for attaching the decorative toe moulding.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the door handle.
Recommends cleaning the interior before initial operation.
Let the appliance stand for at least six hours after cleaning before use.
Ensure a flat, level surface and adjust feet for stability.
How to adjust door height for proper alignment.
Shield from direct sunlight and heat sources.
Do not place in damp areas; maintain adequate space around the appliance.
Connecting the appliance to power and its memory function.
Choosing between Intelligent and Manual operating modes.
How to load food after the appliance has cooled.
Identifies buttons and indicators on the control panel.
How to activate and deactivate the Intelligent mode.
What happens when temperatures are not displayed due to malfunctions.
How to use the Superfrost feature for rapid freezing.
How to set refrigerator and freezer temperatures manually.
How to select ice cubes, crushed ice, or water.
The buzzer sounds if the door is left open.
The display turns off after inactivity and reactivates on button press or door opening.
How to turn the cooling function on or off using a specific button.
Use the refrigerator compartment for short-term food preservation.
How to adjust and remove shelves for cleaning.
How to remove, clean, and replace bottle racks.
Guidelines for arranging food by temperature zones.
Steps to remove the cover of the vegetable drawer.
Adjusting humidity for storing fruits and vegetables.
Instructions for replacing the interior light bulb.
Allow hot foods and drinks to cool before placing in the refrigerator.
Wash and dry fresh produce before storing.
Pack and seal foods to prevent drying and odor.
Portion food and place soonest-used items at the front.
Do not overfill; ensure space between foods and walls.
Remove leaves from root vegetables to preserve nutrients.
Thawing frozen foods in the refrigerator saves energy.
Lists items like onions, peppers, garlic, and ginger.
Lists items like gourds, melons, bananas, pineapple.
How to open the compartment using the dedicated button.
Can store general foodstuffs like beverages.
Do not remove the inner cover; the home bar will not operate.
Keep children away to prevent damage and injury.
Use the freezer for long-term storage at low temperatures.
Steps to remove and clean glass shelves in the freezer.
How to replace the freezer's interior light bulb.
How to adjust and clean bottle racks within the freezer.
Cool hot foods and drinks to room temperature before freezing.
Pack food in portions up to 2.5kg for optimal freezing and quality.
Dry packaging prevents sticking; label packages with date and content.
Thaw only necessary amounts; never refreeze thawed food.
Do not freeze more fresh food at once than the specified capacity.
Connecting the water supply or using a water pump.
Requirements for direct water supply line connection.
Requirements for using a water pump with a water container.
Avoid freezing lines, flush, wait for temperature, check positioning.
Produces 8 ice cubes per cycle; capacity depends on conditions.
How to remove the ice cube container from its shelf.
How to slide and secure the ice cube container back into place.
Select crushed ice and press the lever.
Select ice cubes and press the lever.
Select chilled water and press the lever.
Simultaneous crushed ice, frost, keeping glass close.
Initial air removal, water cooling, adding ice.
Use appropriate glasses, hold close to outlet, wait after dispensing.
Hold glass for water after switch release.
Regularly empty and wipe the water collection tray.
Remove ice shards to prevent jamming.
Ice cubes jam or stick together; use dispenser more frequently.
Only use ice cubes produced by the appliance.
Adjust water supply for proper ice cube size.
The appliance defrosts automatically.
Clean regularly to prevent odor build-up.
Unplug, use soft cloth, mild detergent, and dry.
Ensure regular cleaning of the door seal.
Keep food cool, avoid adding, produce more ice.
Steps for long periods of idleness: clean, leave doors open.
Turn off, remove food, clean, leave doors open.
Unplug, remove food, secure parts, close door.
Do not tilt the appliance more than 45 degrees.
Explains normal longer operation times, temperature rise, and initial sounds.
Describes sounds that become quieter during normal operation.
Appliance housing may become warm to prevent condensation.
Describes light noises from the compressor during start/stop.
Normal continuous or intermittent flow sounds of refrigerant.
Describes sounds from thaw water dripping onto heating elements.
The fan produces an audible sound during operation.
Explains normal and higher power consumption scenarios.
Sounds from evaporator lines due to temperature changes.
Wipe off exterior condensation with a soft cloth.
When to contact service and required information.
Confirm specific details before ordering a repair.
Checks for no cooling: power connection, voltage.
Checks for light issues: bulb, power connection.
Checks for noises: floor level, contact with objects.
Checks for insufficient cooling: door closure, sun/heat, ventilation.
Reasons for frequent or long compressor operation.
Reasons for frost/ice on food.
Causes for unusual smells in the appliance.
Common issues with ice maker operation and solutions.
Checks for dispenser issues: ice availability, temperature, water valve, door closure.
Reasons for dispenser jamming: frozen water, jammed ice cubes, stuck ice.
Automatic ice cube making, effective ice breaker, cold water supply.
Enables quick drink retrieval without opening the main door.
Slide-out shelves and baskets facilitate food storage and cleaning.
Developed according to customer wishes for spaciousness.
Ensures quick and uniform freezing.
Indicates malfunctions automatically.
Optimizes cooling based on interior and ambient temperatures.
Lists components within the freezer section.
Lists components within the refrigerator section.
Voltage, frequency, and grounded outlet necessities.
Precautions for preventing damage to the power cord.
Replacement of damaged power cords by qualified personnel.
Actions during gas leaks.
When to disconnect the power plug for safety.
Do not store flammable, explosive, or corrosive items.
Intended for household food, not vaccines or chemical samples.
Avoid placing electrical devices or flammable products near the unit.
Prevent children from climbing on or hanging from doors.
Avoid touching the freezer interior with wet hands.
Keep fingers away from door cracks and children away from doors.
Do not pour water on the appliance or place it in wet locations.
Refrigerators must be repaired only by professionals.
Do not place bottles and tins in the freezer compartment.
Unplug for power outages, cleaning, or bulb replacement.
Remove doors/seals when disposing to prevent child entrapment.
Remove all packaging, foam, and tape.
Sort and count included accessories against the packing list.
Set up the appliance in a suitable location.
Instructions for attaching the decorative toe moulding.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the door handle.
It is recommended to clean the appliance interior before use.
Let the appliance stand for at least six hours after cleaning before use.
Steps to remove the bottom cover and detach the water coupler.
Instructions for removing the freezer door, including hinge and wire disconnection.
Steps to remove the refrigerator door, including hinge and wire disconnection.
How to maneuver the refrigerator through a narrow doorway.
Instructions for reattaching the doors in reverse order.
Ensure a level floor and adjust appliance feet for stability.
Aligning the freezer and refrigerator doors to the same height.
Shield from direct sunlight and heat sources.
Avoid damp locations and maintain minimum clearance around the appliance.
Connecting to power and automatic operation modes.
Choosing between Intelligent and Manual operating modes.
Allowing the unit to cool before loading food.
Labels and functions of the control panel buttons and displays.
How to activate and deactivate the Intelligent mode.
What to do if temperature displays are not shown due to malfunctions.
How to use the Superfrost feature for rapid freezing.
How to manually adjust refrigerator and freezer temperatures.
How to select ice cubes, crushed ice, or water.
The buzzer sounds if the appliance door is left open.
The display turns off after inactivity and reactivates on button press or door opening.
How to turn the cooling function on or off using a specific button.
Use the refrigerator compartment for short-term food preservation.
How to adjust and remove shelves for cleaning.
How to remove, clean, and replace bottle racks.
Guidelines for arranging food by temperature zones.
Steps to remove the cover of the vegetable drawer.
Adjusting humidity for storing fruits and vegetables.
Instructions for changing the interior light bulb.
Allow hot foods and drinks to cool before placing in the refrigerator.
Wash and dry fresh produce before storing.
Pack and seal foods to prevent drying and odor.
Portion food and place soonest-used items at the front.
Do not overfill; ensure space between foods and walls.
Remove leaves from root vegetables to preserve nutrients.
Thawing frozen foods in the refrigerator saves energy.
Lists items like onions, peppers, garlic, and ginger.
Lists items like gourds, melons, bananas, pineapple.
How to open the compartment using the dedicated button.
Can store general foodstuffs like beverages.
Do not remove the inner cover; the home bar will not operate.
Keep children away to prevent damage and injury.
Use the freezer for long-term storage at low temperatures.
Steps to remove and clean glass shelves in the freezer.
How to replace the freezer's interior light bulb.
How to adjust and clean bottle racks within the freezer.
Cool hot foods and drinks to room temperature before freezing.
Pack food in portions up to 2.5kg for optimal freezing and quality.
Dry packaging prevents sticking; label packages with date and content.
Thaw only necessary amounts; never refreeze thawed food.
Do not freeze more fresh food at once than the specified capacity.
Connecting the water supply or using a water pump.
Requirements for direct water supply line connection.
Requirements for using a water pump with a water container.
Avoid freezing lines, flush, wait for temperature, check positioning.
Produces 8 ice cubes per cycle; capacity depends on conditions.
How to remove the ice cube container from its shelf.
How to slide and secure the ice cube container back into place.
Select crushed ice and press the lever.
Select ice cubes and press the lever.
Select chilled water and press the lever.
Simultaneous crushed ice, frost, keeping glass close.
Initial air removal, water cooling, adding ice.
Use appropriate glasses, hold close to outlet, wait after dispensing.
Hold glass for water after switch release.
Regularly empty and wipe the water collection tray.
Remove ice shards to prevent jamming.
Ice cubes jam or stick together; use dispenser more frequently.
Only use ice cubes produced by the appliance.
Adjust water supply for proper ice cube size.
The appliance defrosts automatically.
Clean regularly to prevent odor build-up.
Unplug, use soft cloth, mild detergent, and dry.
Ensure regular cleaning of the door seal.
Keep food cool, avoid adding, produce more ice.
Steps for long periods of idleness: clean, leave doors open.
Turn off, remove food, clean, leave doors open.
Unplug, remove food, secure parts, close door.
Do not tilt the appliance more than 45 degrees.
Explains normal longer operation times, temperature rise, and initial sounds.
Describes sounds that become quieter during normal operation.
Appliance housing may become warm to prevent condensation.
Describes light noises from the compressor during start/stop.
Normal continuous or intermittent flow sounds of refrigerant.
Describes sounds from thaw water dripping onto heating elements.
The fan produces an audible sound during operation.
Explains normal and higher power consumption scenarios.
Sounds from evaporator lines due to temperature changes.
Wipe off exterior condensation with a soft cloth.
When to contact service and required information.
Confirm specific details before ordering a repair.
Checks for no cooling: power connection, voltage.
Checks for light issues: bulb, power connection.
Checks for noises: floor level, contact with objects.
Checks for insufficient cooling: door closure, sun/heat, ventilation.
Reasons for frequent or long compressor operation.
Reasons for frost/ice on food.
Causes for unusual smells in the appliance.
Common issues with ice maker operation and solutions.
Checks for dispenser issues: ice availability, temperature, water valve, door closure.
Reasons for dispenser jamming: frozen water, jammed ice cubes, stuck ice.
