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USING YOUR APPLIANCE
Controlling the Temperature
We recommend that when you start your
refrigerator for the first time, the tempera-
ture for the refrigerator is set to 39°F(4°C)
and the freezer to 0°F (-18°C).
If you want to change the temperature,
follow the instructions below.
Caution! When you set a temperature,
you set an average temperature for the
whole refrigerator cabinet. Temperature
inside each compartment may vary from
the temperature displayed on the panel,
depending on how much food you store
and where you place them. Ambient
temperature may also affect the actual
temperature inside the appliance.
1. °F/°C
To toggle between Celsius and
Fahrenheit on the display, press
and hold the TEMP. for three
seconds.
2. Refrigerator (Fridge)
Compartment Tempera-
ture
① Press ZONE repeatedly until
the Fridge icon appears.
② When Fridge is on, fridge icon
is illuminated and then press TEMP.
repeatedly to cycle through the available
temperature settings.
NOTE: Each pressing of the button ad-
vances the setting by one degree. If you
have set the temperature type to Fahren-
heit, the temperature settings cycle from
46°F to 36°F.
If you have set the temperature type to
Celsius, the temperature settings cycle-
from 8°C to 2°C.
③ Release the TEMP. when the desired
temperature setting appears.
3. Freezer Compartment
Temperature
① Press ZONE repeatedly until
theFreezer icon appears.
② When Freezer is on, freezer
icon is illuminated and then press
TEMP. repeatedly to cycle through the
available temperature settings.
NOTE: Each pressing of the button
advances the setting by one degree.If you
have set the temperature type to Fahren-
heit, the temperature settings cycle from
7°F to -11°F.
If you have set the temperature type to
Celsius, the temperature settings cycle
from -14°C to -24°C.
③ Release the TEMP. when the desired
temperature setting appears.
4. Super Cool
The Super Cool feature helps to
keep food stored in the refrigerator
at the set temperature during pe-
riods of high usage, large grocery
loads, or temporarily warm room
temperatures.
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