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Hisense Refrigerator
1. Remove the small lid and fill water from the
inlet of the large lid.
2. Remove the cover of the tank, and then fill
water directly.
yLock
Before you dispense the water, make sure the
lock device is on “unlock” position.
Warning!
The lock is defined as “Lock device”. Don’t push
the dispenser lever forward strongly when the
dispenser is on “lock” position, it may damage the
mechanism.
y Receiving Water
You should use a correct cup to receive water
underneath the water dispenser.
Warning! Don’t push the dispenser lever forward
without cup, it may cause the water leak from the
dispenser.
Keep the water supply device being fixed into the
fixing hole tightly, when the water dispenser is out
of use, in case of cold leakage.
y Cleaning
1. Put the water tank out of the door carefully, and
then wash the tank, lids, and head lightly with
water.
2. After you have cleaned the water dispense
successfully, you should dry it in a natural way or
using a dryer.
Note: If you have used the water dispenser for
many times, the water in the tank may drop on the
floor, which may make your floor wet, so you
should clean the tank with dry towel regularly
before overflow.
Door rack
yIt is suitable for the storage of eggs, canned
liquid, bottled drinks and packed food, etc. Do not
place too many heavy things in the racks.
yThe middle door shelf can be placed at different
heights according to your requirements. Please
take food out of the rack before lifting vertically to
reposition.
Note: There are egg trays in the upper rack.
Pop can rack
yIt is for storing pop can drinks.
yIt also can rotate 40°along the shelf if required,
which is convenient for you to place or take
drinks.
yFour placements can be used to store the drinks.
The diameter and height of the can are neither
too small, nor too big.
Note: If the diameter of the pop can is less than
50mm, it can not be placed on the rack.
Shelf in refrigerator chamber
yThere are two glass shelves in refrigerator
chamber, and they can be taken out to be
cleaned.
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