Transport and Position

1. The refrigerator should be placed on a level surface and the packaging base removed to minimize vibration and noise. When moving, the tilt angle should not exceed 45 degrees.

Leave some space between the refrigerator and adjacent items for better ventilation and heat dissipation.

3. Refrigerators should be placed in a location that is not exposed to direct sunlight and far away from heat sources.

Do not place in areas with high humidity or where water splashes easily.

Do not place in an overly cold environment where freezing may occur.

After moving the refrigerator, wait 30 minutes before plugging in the power.

Regulate operation

Power On: The green indicator light illuminates to indicate power connection, and the refrigerator enters the working state.

2. Temperature Control: The storage temperature of the refrigerator is adjusted by the internal thermostat. The thermostat should be adjusted according to the ambient temperature and the specific food stored in the refrigerator. In summer, it is advisable to reduce the temperature setting (by turning the thermostat knob counterclockwise), as the temperature setting is generally pre-set at the time of manufacture and should not be frequently adjusted during normal use. Avoid touching any other parts of the refrigerator while adjusting the thermostat knob.

3. Pilot Run: Power on the unit for a trial run. If there is a noticeable cooling sensation after half an hour, it indicates that the refrigerator is functioning properly. After the empty cabinet has been running for a period (6 hours in summer, 4 hours in winter), frozen food can be loaded into the cabinet for storage.

Safety Precautions

Refrigerators require a dedicated three-prong outlet and an appropriate fuse with a capacity of 5A; multi-outlet adapters are not allowed.

If the voltage is unstable or exceeds the range of 187V-242V, an appropriate automatic stabilizer should be installed.

Defrosting: After using a refrigerator for some time, frost will build up inside. If the frost is too thick, it can affect the refrigerator's cooling performance and increase its power consumption. Therefore, defrosting should be done periodically when the frost layer reaches about 5 millimeters, using a plastic scraper.

2. When defrosting, turn off the power, remove items for insulation, and place them in a cool, shaded area. To accelerate the defrosting process, you may place a flat-bottomed pot filled with hot water inside the cabinet.

After the frost layer has melted, wipe the refrigerator dry with a dry cloth and then reconnect the power to continue using.

4. Sweep: For safety, please unplug the power cord before sweeping.

5. When cleaning the refrigerator, please use a soft cloth or sponge, dampened with water or soap (non-corrosive, neutral cleaning agents are fine). After cleaning, wipe dry with a dry cloth to prevent rust. When cleaning thermostats or other electrical appliances, ensure the cloth is wrung out.

6. Regularly clean the condenser, compressor, and dust filter in the machine room with a soft-bristled brush to maintain optimal cooling performance.

7. Discontinuation: For a long-term halt in the use of the refrigerator, the power should be disconnected and cleaned following the aforementioned method. After opening the lid to air-dry, seal it for storage.

Do not discontinue use in most cases, as it may affect the lifespan of the refrigerator.

Usage Instructions:

1. Upon powering on, the red light illuminates and the compressor activates. After about ten minutes, the temperature display indicates that the refrigerator is operating normally. Turning the temperature control knob clockwise, the temperature gradually decreases. When it reaches a certain low temperature, the machine shuts off, at which point the green light turns on and the red light stops. 2. In case of excessive food, the refrigerator can operate intermittently. Avoid prolonged compressor operation. Simply turn it off manually after the food is quickly frozen.

3. When loading food into crates, leave gaps between the top, bottom, and sides for cold air convection. This not only saves electricity but also extends the lifespan of the compressor.