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Do not put your hands
under the refrigerator.
You can cut yourself on
the iron grate
underneath.
To unplug the refrigerator, do
not pull on the power
cord, but rather on the
plug.
Pulling on the power
cord can cause electric
shock, short-circuit or fire.
Do not use combustible aerosols
near the refrigerator.
This could lead to a
fire.
When disposing of the refrigerator,
remove the door
gaskets and leave the
shelves in place.
This may prevent a
child being locked in.
If a strange smell or smoke is
detected coming
from the
refrigerator,
unplug it from
the outlet and
contact the
service center.
This could lead to a fire.
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Do not use the refrigerator for
non-household purposes (test
materials, use on a
vessel, etc.).
This could create
unexpected risks like
fire, electric shock,
loss of refrigerated
foods or chemical reaction.
NO
Install the refrigerator on a hard,
even surface.
To prevent it from
falling and causing
injury or even death.
Heaters should not be used near
the refrigerator.
This could lead
to a fire.
NO
NO
The refrigerator
should only be
taken apart,
repaired or have
any changes
made to its
design by a qualified specialist.
NO
If you wish to dispose of the
refrigerator, get in touch with a
disposal service.
The refrigerant
and insulating gas
used in the device
require special
disposal procedures. Before
disposal, ensure that none of the
pipes on the rear of the device
have been damaged.
Make sure your
hands are dry
before you reach
into the freezer
compartment.
This could cause frostbite.
NO
Do not allow fats and oils
(including
vegetable) on the
refrigerator's
plastic parts.
This can cause
damage or destroy them.
NO
After unplugging the refrigerator,
do not turn it back on
again for at least 5
minutes.
It may cause the
operation
of the refrigerator to fail.
NO
after
5 minutes
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