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OWNER'S MANUAL
FRIDGE&
FREEZER
Read this owner's manual thoroughly before operating the appliance and keep
it handy for reference at all times.
MFL70367034
Rev.05_031119
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
This manual may contain images or
content different from the model you
purchased.
This manual is subject to revision by the
manufacturer.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .......................................................3
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .................................................... 3
Disposal of Your Old Appliance ................................................................ 11
INSTALLATION ......................................................................12
Notes for Movement and Transport .......................................................... 12
Notes for Installation .................................................................................12
Leg Adjustment .........................................................................................12
Dimensions and Clearances ..................................................................... 13
Ambient Temperature ...............................................................................13
OPERATION ...........................................................................14
Parts and Functions ..................................................................................14
Notes for Operation ..................................................................................16
Control Panel ............................................................................................18
Water Dispenser (Optional) ...................................................................... 20
Moving Ice Maker .....................................................................................21
Fresh Vegetable Drawer ........................................................................... 22
Other Functions ........................................................................................ 22
SMART FUNCTIONS .............................................................23
Using LG SmartThinQ Application ............................................................ 23
Using Smart Diagnosis™ .........................................................................25
MAINTENANCE ......................................................................27
Notes for Cleaning ....................................................................................27
Cleaning the Door Basket .........................................................................27
Cleaning the Shelf ....................................................................................28
Cleaning the Vegetable Drawer ................................................................ 28
Cleaning the Water Dispenser (Optional) ................................................. 29
TROUBLESHOOTING ...........................................................30
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
EN
The following safety guidelines are intended to prevent
unforeseen risks or damage from unsafe or incorrect
operation of the appliance.
The guidelines are separated into ‘WARNING’ and ‘CAUTION’
as described below.
This symbol is displayed to indicate matters and
operations that can cause risk. Read the part with this
symbol carefully and follow the instructions in order to
avoid risk.
WARNING
This indicates that the failure to follow the instructions can
cause serious injury or death.
CAUTION
This indicates that the failure to follow the instructions can
cause the minor injury or damage to the product.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
To reduce the risk of explosion, fire, death, electric shock,
injury or scalding to persons when using this product,
follow basic precautions, including the following:
Children in the Household
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including
children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or
lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given
supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a
person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised
to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
If the appliance is equipped with a lock (some countries only),
keep the key out of reach of children.
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EN
For use in Europe:
This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and
above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been
given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in
a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children shall not
play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not
be made by children without supervision.
Installation
This appliance should only be transported by two or more people
holding the appliance securely.
Ensure that the socket outlet is properly grounded, and that the
earth pin on the power cord is not damaged or removed from the
power plug. For more details on grounding, inquire at an LG
Electronics customer information centre.
This appliance is equipped with a power cord having an
equipment-grounding conductor and a grounding power plug. The
power plug must be plugged into an appropriate socket outlet that
is installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and
ordinances.
If the power cord is damaged or the hole of the socket outlet is
loose, do not use the power cord and contact an authorized
service centre.
Do not plug the appliance into a multi socket adapter which does
not have a power cable(mounted).
Do not modify or extend the power cable.
Avoid using any extension cords or double adaptor. The appliance
should be connected to a dedicated power line which is separately
fused.
Be careful not to point the power plug up or let the appliance lean
against the power plug.
Install the appliance in a place where is easy to unplug the power
plug of the appliance.
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EN
Do not use a multi socket outlet which is not properly
grounded(portable). Upon using a properly-grounded multi socket
outlet (portable), use a product with the current capacity of the
power code rating or higher. Failure to do so may result in electric
shock or fire due to the heat of multi socket outlet. The power may
be shut off when the circuit breaker is operated.
Install the appliance on a firm and level floor.
Do not install the appliance in a damp and dusty place. Do not
install or store the appliance in any outdoor area, or any area that
is subject to weathering conditions such as direct sunlight, wind,
or rain or temperatures below freezing.
Do not place the appliance in direct sunlight or expose it to the
heat from heating appliances such as stoves or heaters.
Be careful not to expose the rear of the appliance when installing.
Be careful not to let the appliance door fall during assembly or
disassembly.
Be careful not to pinch, crush, or damage the power cable during
assembly or disassembly of the appliance door.
Do not connect a plug adapter or other accessories to the power
plug.
Operation
Do not use the appliance for any purpose (storage of medical or
experimental materials or shipping) other than any domestic
household food storage use.
In case of flood, disconnect the power plug and contact the LG
Electronics customer information centre.
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EN
Unplug the power plug during a severe thunderstorm or lightening
or when not in use for a long period of time.
Do not touch the power plug or the appliance controls with wet
hands.
Do not bend the power cable excessively or place a heavy object
on it.
If water penetrates electrical parts of the appliance, disconnect
power plug and contact an LG Electronics customer information
centre.
Do not place hands or metallic objects inside the area emitting the
cold air, cover or heat releasing grille on the back.
Do not apply excessive force or impact to the back cover of the
appliance.
Do not put animals, such as pets into the appliance.
Be careful of nearby children when you open or close the
appliance door. The door may bump the child and cause injury.
Avoid the danger of children getting trapped inside the appliance.
A child trapped inside the appliance can cause suffocation.
Do not place heavy or fragile objects, containers filled with liquid,
combustible substances, flammable objects(such candles, lamps,
etc.), or heating devices(such as stoves, heaters, etc.) on the
appliance.
If there is a gas leakage (isobutane, propane, natural gas, etc.),
do not touch the appliance or power plug and ventilate the area
immediately. This appliance uses a refrigerant gas
(isobutane,R600a). Although it uses a small amount of the gas, it
is still combustible gas. Gas leakage during appliance transport,
installation or operation can cause fire, explosion or injury if
sparks are caused.
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EN
Do not use or store flammable or combustible substances (ether,
benzene, alcohol, chemical, LPG, combustible spray, insecticide,
air freshener, cosmetics, etc.) near the appliance.
Immediately unplug the power plug and contact an LG Electronics
customer information centre if you detect a strange sound, odour,
or smoke coming from the appliance.
Fill with potable water only into icemaker or dispenser water tank.
Maintenance
Disconnect the power cord before cleaning the appliance or
replacing the inside lamp (where fitted).
Securely plug the power plug in the socket outlet after completely
removing any moisture and dust.
Never unplug the appliance by pulling on the power cable. Always
grip the power plug firmly and pull straight out from the socket
outlet.
Do not spray water or inflammable substances(toothpaste, alcohol,
thinner, benzene, flammable liquid, abrasive, etc.) over the interior
or exterior of the appliance to clean it.
Do not clean the appliance with brushes, cloths or sponges with
rough surfaces or which are made of metallic material.
Only qualified service personnel from LG Electronics service
centre should disassemble, repair, or modify the appliance.
Contact an LG Electronics customer information centre if you
move and install the appliance in a different location.
Do not use a hair drier to dry the inside of the appliance or place
a candle inside to remove the odours.
Do not use mechanical devices or other means to accelerate the
defrosting process.
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EN
Disposal
When discarding the appliance, remove the door gasket while
leaving the shelves and baskets in place and keep children away
from the appliance.
Dispose of all packaging materials (such as plastic bags and
styrofoam) away from children. The packaging materials can
cause suffocation.
Technical Safety
Keep ventilation openings, in the appliance enclosure or in the
built-in structure, clear of obstruction.
Do not use electrical appliances inside the refrigerator.
The refrigerant and insulation blowing gas used in the appliance
require special disposal procedures. Consult with service agent or
a similarly qualified person before disposing of them.
Refrigerant leaking out of the pipes could ignite or cause an
explosion.
The amount of refrigerant in your particular appliance is shown on
the identification plate inside the appliance.
Never start up an appliance showing any signs of damage. If in
doubt, consult your dealer.
This appliance is intended to be used in household and similar
applications only. It should not be used for commercial, or catering
purposes, or in any mobile application such as a caravan or boat.
Do not store explosive substances such as aerosol cans with a
flammable propellant in this appliance.
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EN
Risk of Fire and Flammable Materials
This symbol alerts you to flammable materials that can
ignite and cause a fire if you do not take care.
This appliance contains a small amount of isobutane refrigerant
(R600a), but it is also combustible. When transporting and
installing the appliance, care should be taken to ensure that no
parts of the refrigerating circuit are damaged.
If a leak is detected, avoid any naked flames or potential sources
of ignition and air the room in which the appliance is standing for
several minutes. In order to avoid the creation of a flammable gas
air mixture if a leak in the refrigerating circuit occurs, the size of
the room in which the appliance is used should correspond to the
amount of refrigerant used. The room must be 1 m² in size for
every 8 g of R600a refrigerant inside the appliance.
When positioning the appliance, ensure the supply cord is not
trapped or damaged.
Do not locate multiple portable socket-outlets or portable power
supplies at the rear of the appliance.
CAUTION
To reduce the risk of minor injury to persons, malfunction,
or damage to the product or property when using this
product, follow basic precautions, including the following:
Installation
Do not tilt the appliance to pull or push it when transporting.
Make sure not to get a body part such as a hand or foot stuck
while moving the appliance.
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EN
Operation
Do not touch frozen food or the metal parts in the freezer
compartment with wet or damp hands. It may cause frostbite.
Do not place glass containers, bottles or cans (especially those
containing carbonated drinks) in the freezer compartment, shelves
or ice bin that will be exposed to temperatures below freezing.
The tempered glass on the front side of the appliance door or the
shelves can be damaged by an impact. If it is broken, do not
touch it with wet hands, as this may result in injury.
Do not hang from the appliance doors, storage room, shelf or
climb up into it.
Do not store an excessive amount of water bottles or containers
for side dishes on the door baskets. The basket may break or
your hand may bump into the surrounding structure, causing
injury.
Keep food organized inside the appliance.
Prevent animals from nibbling on the power cable or water hose.
Do not open or close the appliance door with excessive force.
If the hinge of the product door is damaged or operates
improperly, stop using the appliance and contact an authorized
service centre.
Do not damage the refrigerant circuit.
Do not place any electronic appliance (such as heater and mobile
phone) inside the appliance.
Do not clean glass shelves or covers with warm water when they
are cold. They may break if exposed to sudden temperature
changes.
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EN
Never eat frozen foods immediately after they have been taken
out in the freezer compartment.
Do not use a thin crystal cup or chinaware when dispensing.
Make sure not to get a hand or foot stuck upon opening or closing
the appliance door.
Maintenance
Do not insert the shelves upside down. The shelves may fall,
causing injury.
To remove frost from the appliance, contact an LG Electronics
customer information centre.
Dispose of the ice inside the ice bin in the freezer compartment
during an extended power outage.
Disposal of Your Old Appliance
This crossed-out wheeled bin symbol indicates that waste electrical and electronic
products (WEEE) should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream.
Old electrical products can contain hazardous substances so correct disposal of your
old appliance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment
and human health. Your old appliance may contain reusable parts that could be used
to repair other products, and other valuable materials that can be recycled to
conserve limited resources.
You can take your appliance either to the shop where you purchased the product, or
contact your local government waste office for details of your nearest authorised
WEEE collection point. For the most up to date information for your country please
see www.lg.com/global/recycling.
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INSTALLATION
EN
Notes for Movement and
Transport
Remove all food from inside the appliance.
Then, transport the appliance only after fixing
fragile parts such as shelves and the door
handle with tape. Failure to do so may cause
appliance damage.
Pull the power plug out, insert and fix it into
the power plug hook at the rear or on top of
the appliance. Failure to do so may cause
damage to the power plug or floor scratch.
When transporting the appliance, more than
two people should transport the appliance
carefully. Dropping the appliance, which is
extremely heavy, may cause personal injury or
appliance failure.
When transporting the appliance over a long
distance, keep the appliance upright. The
appliance may fall over, causing malfunctions.
Never transport the appliance laying down as
it can cause a refrigerant circulation
malfunction when it is turned back on again.
Notes for Installation
Install the appliance on a solid and flat area.
If the appliance is installed on an uneven
floor, it can cause vibration and noise
causing the appliance to fall resulting in
injury. It could also cause the doors not to
close correctly and introduce moisture inside
the unit during operation.
If the appliance front or rear is not level,
adjust the front feet so that it can be
corrected. Severe cases may need the floor
to be packed out with strips of thin timber.
Avoid placing the unit near heat sources,
direct sunlight or moisture.
Connect the power supply cord (or plug) to
the outlet. Don't double up with other
appliances on the same outlet.
After connecting the power supply cord (or
plug) to the outlet, Wait two or three hours
before you put food into the appliance. If you
add food before the appliance has cooled
completely, your food may spoil.
After installing the appliance, connect the
power plug into a socket outlet. Before moving
and discarding the appliance, disconnect the
plug from the socket outlet.
Leg Adjustment
To avoid vibration, the unit must be leveled.
If required, adjust the leveling screws to
compensate for the uneven floor.
The front should be slightly higher than the rear
to aid in door closing.
Leveling screws can be turned easily by tipping
the cabinet slightly.
Turn the leveling screws counterclockwise
to raise the unit, clockwise to lower it.
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EN
Dimensions and Clearances
Too small of a distance from adjacent items
may result in the degradation of freezing
capability and increased electricity costs. Allow
over 50 mm of clearance from each adjacent
wall when installing the appliance.
A
C
EFG
B
D
H
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Size
Type (a) Type (b)
A 860 mm 860 mm
B 1840 mm 1780 mm
C 730 mm 730 mm
D 25 mm 25 mm
E 675 mm 675 mm
F 705 mm 705 mm
G 1493 mm 1493 mm
H 1486 mm 1486 mm
NOTE
There are 2 types of appliances. You can
determine which type yours is by checking the
size of B in the table.
Ambient Temperature
The appliance is designed to operate within a
limited range of ambient temperatures,
depending on the climate zone. Do not use the
appliance at a temperature exceeding the limit.
The internal temperature could be affected by
the location of the appliance, the ambient
temperature, the frequency of door opening and
so on.
The climate class can be found on the rating
label.
Climate Class
Ambient Temperature
Range ºC
SN (Extended
Temperate)
+10 - +32
N (Temperate) +16 - +32
ST (Subtropical) +16 - +38
T (Tropical) +16 - +43 / +10 - +43*
*Australia, India, Kenya
NOTE
The appliances rated from SN to T are
intended to be used at an ambient
temperature between 10 ºC and 43 ºC.
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OPERATION
EN
Parts and Functions
Smart Diagnosis Unit ( * )
Using this function when contacting LG Electronics customer information centre to help make
an accurate diagnosis when the appliance operates abnormally or a failure occurs.
LED Lamp
The LED lamps inside the appliance light up when you open the door.
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Freezer Shelf
This is where frozen foods such as meat, fish, and ice cream can be stored.
Moving Ice Maker
This is where ice is produced and stored.
You can slide the ice maker along the shelf from side to side to any desired position.
Fresh Room Drawer ( * )
This is where food items are stored at a colder temperature than the regular fridge area.
Door Cooling+ ( * )
This is where cold air comes out to keep the fridge door basket cool.
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Fridge Shelf
This is where refrigerated foods and other items are stored.
The shelf height can be adjusted by inserting the shelf in another groove of different height.
Store the foods with higher moisture content at the front of the shelf.
The actual number of shelves will differ from model to model.
Fresh Vegetable Drawer
This is where fruits and vegetables are stored to help maintain freshness by adjusting the
humidity controller.
The appearance or components of the appliance may differ from model to model.
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Freezer Door Basket
This is where small packages of frozen food can be stored.
Freezer Temperature Control Dial
This dial regulates the air flow to the freezer compartment by setting it to a suitable balance.
Water Dispenser Tank ( * )
This is where water to supply the dispenser.
IBDC Basket ( * )
The cold air from Door Cooling + directly comes into this basket.
Fridge Door Basket ( * )
This is where small packages of refrigerated foods, drinks and sauce containers are stored.
Movable Egg Tray
This is where eggs are stored.
You can move it to and use it at a desired position as needed. However, do not use it as the
ice bin or place it on the shelf on top of the fridge or the vegetables drawer.
NOTE
The 2-star section ( ) basket or drawer can be used to store ice and food from -12 °C to -18
°C for short periods.
( * ) : This feature varies depending on the model purchased.
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Notes for Operation
Do not use the ice water dispenser tank for
beverages other than drinking water.
Users should keep in mind that frost can form.
If the door is not closed completely, if the
humidity is high during the summer, or if the
freezer door is opened frequently.
Ensure there is sufficient space between food
stored on the shelf or door basket to allow the
door to close completely.
Opening the door lets warm air enter the
appliance, and may cause the internal
temperature to rise.
Do not open or close the appliance door
excessively.
The LED lamp is only intended for use in
domestic appliances and is not suitable for
household room illumination.
If you are leaving the appliance turned off for
an extended period of time, remove all food
and unplug the power cord. Clean the interior,
and leave the doors slightly ajar to prevent
mold from growing in the appliance.
Suggestion for Energy Saving
Ensure there is sufficient space between
stored foods. This allows cold air to be
circulated evenly and lowers electricity bills.
Store hot food only after it has cooled in order
to prevent dew or frost.
When storing food in the freezer compartment,
set the freezer temperature lower than the
temperature indicated on the appliance.
Do not set the temperature of the appliance
lower than needed. For ice making in normal
climates, the freezer temperatures should be
set to -18 °C or colder.
Do not put food near the temperature sensor
of the fridge compartment. Keep a distance of
at least 3 cm from the sensor.
Please note that a temperature rise after
defrosting has a permissible range in the
appliance specifications. If you wish to
minimise the impact this may have on the
food storage due to a temperature rise, seal
or wrap the stored food in several layers.
The automatic defrosting system in the
appliance ensures that the compartment
remains free of ice buildup under normal
operating conditions.
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Storing Foods Effectively
Store frozen food or refrigerated food inside
sealed containers.
Check the expiration date and label (storage
instructions) before storing food in the
appliance.
Do not store food for a long period of time
(more than four weeks) if it spoils easily at a
low temperature.
Place the refrigerated food or frozen food in
each fridge or freezer compartment
immediately after purchasing.
Avoid refreezing any food which has been
completely thawed. Freezing any food which
has been completely thawed again will lower
its taste and nutrition.
Do not wrap and store vegetables with
newspaper. Printing material of newspaper or
other foreign substances may smear and
contaminate food.
Do not overfill the appliance. Fill less than 70
% of the space. Cold air can not circulate
properly if the appliance is overfilled.
Cool hot food before storing. If too much hot
food is placed inside, the internal temperature
of the appliance can increase and negatively
affect other foods stored in the appliance.
If you set an excessively low temperature for
food, it may become frozen. Do not set a
temperature lower than the required
temperature for the food to be stored correctly.
Always keep the appliance clean.
If there are chill compartments in the
appliance, do not store vegetables and fruits
with higher moisture content in the chill
compartments as they may freeze due to the
lower temperature.
In the event of a blackout, call the electricity
company and ask how long it is going to last.
You should avoid opening the doors, while
the power is off.
When the power supply gets back to normal,
check the condition of the food.
Max Freezing Capacity
The Express Freeze function will set the
freezer to its maximum freezing capacity.
This generally takes up to 24 hours and
automatically switches off.
If the maximum freezing capacity is to be
used, Express Freeze must be switched on for
2 hours before fresh produce is placed in the
freezer compartment.
Maximum Storage
To get better air circulation, remove the
moving ice maker.
If large quantities of food are to be stored, the
moving ice maker can be taken out of the
appliance and the food can then be stacked
directly on the freezer shelves in the freezer
compartment.
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Control Panel
Units and Functions
The actual control panel may differ from model to model.
Fridge Temperature
This sets the fridge target temperature.
Express Freeze
This sets Express Freeze functions.
* Wi-Fi
This sets the appliance to connect to your home’s Wi-Fi network.
* Lock
This locks the buttons on the control panel.
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2
3
4
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Notes for Using the Control Panel
The control panel will turn on in any of the
following cases.
When the power is turned on
When a button is pressed
When the appliance door (fridge
compartment, freezer compartment) is
opened
The control panel will turn off automatically for
energy saving in any of the following cases.
When one minute has passed after turning
on the power
When no button operation is carried out for
20 seconds after a desired button is pressed
When 20 seconds has passed after the
appliance door (fridge compartment, freezer
compartment) is opened and closed
If there is any finger or skin contact to the
control panel while cleaning it, the button
function may operate.
Setting Wi-Fi (Optional)
The Wi-Fi button, when used with the LG
SmartThinQ application, allows the refrigerator
to connect to a home Wi-Fi network.
The Wi-Fi icon shows the status of the
refrigerators network connection. The icon
illuminates when the refrigerator is connected
to the Wi-Fi network.
Press and hold the Wi-Fi button for 3 seconds
to connect to the network. The icon blinks
while the connection is being made, then turns
on once the connection is successfully made.
Setting the Fridge Temperature
Press the Fridge button to adjust the
temperature. The temperature can be adjusted
from 0 °C to 6 °C.
Setting the Freezer Temperature
The temperature can be adjusted from level 1
to level 8. Depending on Climate, level 3 is
recommended.
To lower the temperature in the freezer, turn
the knob to the right and set to a higher
number.
To raise the temperature in the freezer, turn
the knob to the left and set to a smaller
number.
Setting the dial at 6~ 8 will maintain a low
temperature in the freezer. But, the
appliance’s cooling speed will be slowed
down.
NOTE
The actual inner temperature varies
depending on the food status, as the indicated
setting temperature is a target temperature,
not actual temperature within the appliance.
The default temperature setting may vary
depending on the appliance.
Wait until two or three hours have passed
after connecting the appliance to the outlet
before storing food in the appliance.
The appliance can automatically detect
problems during the operation.
If a problem is detected, the appliance may
not operate and an error code is displayed
even when any button is pressed.
When this occurs, do not turn off the power
and immediately contact the LG Electronics
customer information centre. If you turn off the
power, the repair technician from the LG
Electronics customer information centre may
have difficulty finding the problem.
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Setting Express Freeze
The function can quickly freeze a large amount
of ice or frozen foods.
When you press the Express Freeze button,
the Express Freeze icon lights on the control
panel.
The function is enabled and disabled in turn
each time you press the button.
The Express Freeze function automatically
terminates after a specific period has passed.
Setting and Resetting Lock
This locks the buttons on the control panel.
Press and hold the Lock button for 3 seconds
. When the Lock function is set, all buttons are
locked.
NOTE
You must deactivate Lock function before you
can access any other functions.
Water Dispenser (Optional)
Press the lever of the water dispenser to get
cold water.
Dispenser Lever
CAUTION
Keep children away from the dispenser to
prevent children playing with or damaging the
controls.
NOTE
If you open the freezer door while water is
being dispensed, the water supply will stop.
If you open the fridge door while water is
being dispensed, dispensing will paused.
If the cup rim is small, water may splash out
of the glass or miss it completely.
Use a cup with a rim of over 68 mm in
diameter when dispensing water.
Water Dispenser tank (Optional)
1
Open the cap (small cover) on the top of
the water tank.
2
Fill the water tank with potable water and
close the cap (small cover).
The water tank can hold up to 6.0 L.
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