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General| Category | Refrigerator |
|---|---|
| Type | French Door |
| Cooling Technology | Frost Free |
| Inverter Control | Yes |
| Refrigerant | R-600a |
| Defrost System | Automatic |
| Water Dispenser | Yes |
| Noise Level | 41 dB |
| Color | Glass Black |
| Total Capacity | 638 L |
| Energy Rating | A |
Explains the meaning of warning, caution, and prohibition symbols used in the manual.
Covers safe usage of power cords, plugs, outlets, and grounding for preventing shocks and fires.
Details precautions related to the use of flammable refrigerants like R600a.
Advises on handling refrigerant circuits and actions to take in case of a gas leak.
Warns against impacting glass-made doors and shelves to prevent breakage.
Provides instructions for safe disposal, including removing door gaskets.
Covers storing food with proper smell/color and preventing diseases.
Advises on avoiding frost injury and finger entrapment when closing doors.
Details how to safely move and carry the refrigerator to prevent injury and damage.
Covers proper placement, ventilation, and grounding for optimal performance and safety.
Guides on initial standing time, cleaning, and the duration needed for cooling.
Recommends how to store food to maintain quality and energy efficiency.
Illustrates recommended storage locations for various food types within the refrigerator.
Identifies all buttons, indicators, and display elements on the control panel.
Explains how to adjust temperature settings for refrigerator, freezer, and selectable zones.
Details the 9-step temperature adjustment for precise control.
Instructions for activating and deactivating door open alarms and ECO mode.
Guides on using the function to rapidly cool food and drinks.
Explains how to use the rapid freezing feature for food and ice.
Instructions for using the vacuum seal feature for food preservation.
Details how to enable the energy-saving mode for reduced power consumption.
Covers the operation, setup, and ice preparation times for the ice maker.
Instructions on how to activate and deactivate the child lock to prevent accidental changes.
Explains how to adjust the humidity lever for optimal vegetable storage.
Visual representation of the refrigerator, selectable zone, and freezer compartments.
Provides instructions for filling and cleaning the water tank for the ice maker.
Important notices regarding ice production, timing, and sounds.
Guidance on how to use and manage the swing partition feature.
Detailed steps for operating the vacuum compartment, including opening and closing.
Explains how the product preserves nutrients and taste through oxidation prevention.
General instructions for safely disassembling and reassembling refrigerator parts.
Step-by-step guides for removing components like ice bank, drawers, and pockets.
Instructions for unplugging the refrigerator and general cleaning steps.
Detailed guidance on cleaning the power plug, door, gaskets, shelves, drip catcher, and drawers.
Instructions for cleaning the ice maker components and vacuum box.
Guidance on regularly cleaning the water tank and replacing the filter.
Addresses issues where the refrigerator is not cooling sufficiently or at all.
Solutions for food freezing unexpectedly or for abnormal operational noises.
Troubleshooting steps for unresponsive or incorrectly displaying control panels.
Addresses concerns about the refrigerator's exterior heat and doors opening unexpectedly.
Explains causes for annoying, long-lasting, or loud operational sounds.
Troubleshoots problems related to the vacuum compartment handle, packing, and sounds.
Solutions for dew, water, or frozen food occurring within the vacuum compartment.
Identifies causes and solutions for frost or ice formation in the freezer.
Explains why dew forms in the refrigerator and how to manage it.
Discusses reasons for dew appearing on the outer surface of the refrigerator.
Provides a general explanation of how warm, humid air contact with cold surfaces causes dew.
Provides contact details for Hitachi Sales (Thailand) Ltd. for repair and inquiries.
Details about the hydrocarbon refrigerant used and its properties.
Instructions and warnings regarding the proper disposal of the refrigerator.
