Haier AFD630IX Operation Manual

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Preparation prior to useRemove all package partsPlease also remove the foam base and the adhesive tape fixing accessories.Check accompanying accessories and documentsCheck the items inside the package box against thePacking List. Please inquire with the purchase shop ifthere is any discrepancy.Install the handles(AFD631CX/AFD631CB/AFD631CS/AFL631CB/AFL631CS/AFD630IX/AFT630IX) Take out the two handlesfrom the accessory box and insert them in thehandle seats respectively as shown in the figure.Secure the handles on the doors with the supplied(4) screws from bottom to upper direction.Move the refrigerator into a proper location(See section “Placing environment”)It is advisable to clean the cabinet before usePlease clean the inside and outside of the refrigerator withwater before putting into any food in it.Idle standingAfter the appliance has been leveled and cleaned, let itremain idle for at least 6 hours before switching it on so as toensure its normal running.8Fridge storage precautionsHot foods must be cooled to roomtemperature before storing in the refrigerator.Clean the food and dry any droplets on itbefore placing in the refrigerator.Food to be stored should be properly sealed.This will prevent moisture in the food fromevaporating and prevent them from spoiling.Sorted storage of food.Food to be stored should be sorted accordingto their category. Food consumed daily shouldbe placed on the front part of the shelves. Thiscan avoid unnecessary delays in door openingas well as expiration of the storage periodbecause you forgot to eat it.Do not store excess quantities of food.Food should be stored with spaces in betweenthem. This allows cold air to flow smoothly andtherefore obtain better storage results.Do not place the food too near to the innerwalls.Do not store foods with high moisture contentclinging to the inner walls. Otherwise they mayfreeze to the walls. Place food a little awayfrom the inner walls.Avoiding food (especially oil food) contact with the inner liner directly, as oil canerode the inner liner. So it's better to clean the oily dirt whenever it is found.Note17