To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Mitsubishi Electric Refrigerator is not cooling at all?
If your Mitsubishi Electric Refrigerator isn't cooling, remember that it can take about 24 hours to start cooling when you first use it. Also, check to ensure that the refrigerator is plugged in and that the circuit breaker hasn't tripped.
How to fix Mitsubishi Electric Refrigerator doors that open easily or don't close?
If the doors of your Mitsubishi Electric Refrigerator open easily or don't close properly: * Make sure that food or a case is not blocking the door. Properly store items to prevent interference when closing the door. * Check for food caught at the back of a drawer-door case or if the electrical cord is caught between the unit and the door. Remove any obstructing items, such as food, the electrical cord, or plastic bags. * Ensure the refrigerator is stable and not wobbling. Adjust the legs so they touch the floor, raising the front slightly to make closing the doors easier.
Why is the outside of my Mitsubishi Electric MR-CX370EJ Refrigerator hot?
The outside of your Mitsubishi Electric Refrigerator might feel hot, especially after installation or during the summer (around 50 – 60°C). This is normal. This operation is necessary to keep the unit cool.
General| Brand | Mitsubishi Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | MR-CX370EJ |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Strongly recommended to use lukewarm water and soft cloth for cleaning.
Essential safety guidelines for installation, electrical use, and refrigerator operation.
Advice on handling malfunctions, safe recycling, and care for extended non-use.
Specific safety warnings related to the flammable R600a refrigerant used in the appliance.
Proper placement, ventilation, space requirements, and initial power-on steps.
Adjusting legs for stability, proper door closure, and securing the unit for earthquakes.
Considerations for installation in humid areas, hot spring areas, and noise management.
Storing food in refrigerator, sliding, vegetable, and freezer compartments, plus odor prevention.
Setting temperatures for compartments and understanding the door alarm functionality.
Preparing the ice-maker, using appropriate water, making ice, and managing operations.
Managing ice-maker stop/start, storage, and important usage notes.
How to clean accessories, power plugs, and the refrigerator's rear and floor area.
Instructions for removing and reinstalling various shelves, pockets, and compartment cases.
Weekly/monthly cleaning of water tank, filter, pump, pipe, and ice tray, plus assembly tips.
Actions for power failures, long-term non-use, and safe transportation/relocation.
Addressing alarms, cooling, ice production, and water supply problems.
Resolving various issues including sounds, doors, dew, frost, odors, static noise, power saving, and care.
Lists of accessories and important cautions regarding operation, temperature, and power failure.
