Refrigerator
Drain hole
Pin
Freezer
Refrigerator
Bottle rack
Fruit and
Vegetables/Chill
compartment
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The refrigerator has an automatic defrosting function.
Melted water drains into an evaporation pan at the back of the refrigerator. When the
compressor runs, the heat generated makes this water evaporate.
As a result, you will often find frost and water drops on the back wall of the refrigerator.
Make sure the drain hole is clear so that water can flow into the evaporation pan.
If it gets blocked, clear it with the pin.
If you lose the pin, please consult authorized service centre for a replacement. Do not attempt
to use a needle or other sharp objects, as you may damage the refrigerator.
Defrosting happens automatically and the frost water will run down to the evaporation pan.
Removing and attaching shelves
Glass shelves
Lift the inner side of the shelf
slightly and pull it out.
Pull the shelf out a little.
Fruit and vegetables drawer
Pull out the drawer and lift up the front to remove it from the left and right
Then push the left and right hooks at the rear down to remove the drawer.
Humidity control plate
Pull the vegetable drawer towards you.
Then pull the plate of the humidity control
plate towards you.
Automatic defrosting
Refrigerator drawer
Pull the drawer towards you, lift the
front slightly and pull it out.
Push up the front of
the bottle rack.
To put the drawer back, press it down until it fits
into the hooks at all four corners.
If the case fails to engage into any of the hooks,
you cannot slide in the case because that will
hit the humidity control plate.
Door shelf, sealed box
and bottle shelf
Lift it slightly and then
remove it.
Then push up the back of
the bottle rack to disengage
the hook. Then pull it out.
hooks.
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