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If the supply voltage is lower than 198 V or higher than 242 V, an automatic voltage regulator of
at least 4,000 W should be installed with the refrigerator.
If the power cord needs to be lengthen, the cross section area of the extension line’s conductor
should be at least 2 mm² and the length of the extension cord should be limited to 3 m. This is to
prevent electric fi re or shock.
The power cord of the unit is equipped with a 16 A three-prone power plug. Do not remove the
ground pin of the power plug under any circumstances. Make sure the plug is securely plugged
into the power outlet to prevent fi re.
The power socket must be equipped with a ground wire to prevent electric shock. If the socket
fails to be grounded, the ground wire must be installed before the refrigerator is plugged in.
The refrigerator shall not conduct outdoor service. Electrical leakage or shock may be caused if
wet by rainwater.
Do not place the refrigerator in humid places or places where the unit may get splashed on by
water. This is to avoid electric shock due to deterioration of insulation.
In case the fi re, do not pour water onto the refrigerator unit as a means to prevent electric shock
or short circuit.
Do not place containers of water or heavy objects on the refrigerator. Falling objects may cause
personal injury and overfl own water may damage the insulation to cause electric shock and fi re.
Do not ground the refrigerator through gas pipes, water supply pipes, telephone lines or lighting
conductors. These types of connections can cause electric shock.
Do not touch electric parts such as power plugs or switches with wet hands to prevent electric
shock.
When pulling the plug out of the power socket, hold the power plug instead of power cable.
Pulling the cable can cause a damage and personal injury.
Unplug the refrigerator unit if it malfunctions to avoid fi re or personal injury.
Dismantling, repairing and retrofi tting a unit should only be performed by a professional to avoid
personal injury.
Disconnect the refrigerator when repairs or maintenance are performed on the refrigerator to
prevent electric shock or personal injuries.
Do not inhale airborne particles inside and near the refrigerator during routine maintenance.
This is to avoid health hazard.
To avoid any potential danger to human health or environment, the refrigerator should be used
in safe regions to store toxic, harmful or radioactive particles.
If the refrigerator is to be decommissioned, unplug the power cord to avoid electric shock,
current leakage, or fi re caused by aged power lines.
If the refrigerator is left unused in area where supervision is unavailable for a long time, make
sure children are not near the unit and the door cannot be completely closed and locked.
End of life disposal of a unit should only be performed by a professional. Remove the door to
avoid accidents such as suff ocation.
Do not store flammable, explosive or volatile articles inside the refrigerator and do not use
fl ammable sprays nearby. This is to avoid an explosion or a fi re.
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