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Vegetable case and Freezer Compartment.
Vegetable
LED light in the vegetable case
The LED light with specially selected light spectrum
installed in the Vegetable compartment can increase
the Vitamin C and preserve freshness in green
vegetables by introducing photosynthesis process.
Freezer
Ice tray
Ice cube box
Freezing Case (upper)
Freezing Case (lower)
Ice making
1. Pour water into each of the sections
of the ice tray up to the water line.
Insert the tray completely into the
ice tray holder.
The ice cubes will not separate
easily from the ice tray if you add
too much water.
2. Once the ice cubes are made,
turn the lever until the ice cubes
fall into the ice cube storage box.
Notice
The ice cube storage box will break if you attempt
to make ice directly in the ice cube storage box.
LED light in the vegetable case
Please take heed
Do not put tall items in the sliding case.
It can damage food items or damage the sliding case.
If the sliding case is taken out and used separately,
the vegetable compartment will become dry.
Suggestions
Store vegetables using transparent containers or
wrappings to enable exposure to the LED light.
With exposure to the LED light, photosynthesis
process for green vegetables will be enabled,
the effect will depends on the initial freshness
of the vegetables stored.
Do not use any sharp objects to scratch or
adjust the LED light to prevent damage which
may affect its normal operation and effectiveness.
If the LED light is damaged or not operating,
do not adjust or repair, please seek technical
assistance from the authorized service center.
Notice
Put food in the Freezing Case below the
embossed line level seen at the front.
Ice Cube Box and Freezing Case (upper)
Door
Maximum level for storing food
When closing the door, food can get in the way
causing the door not to close properly.
This can cause frost to form in the inside, or
improper freezing, and will cause a malfunction.
This may damage food and the Freezing Case, as
well as the ice cube box.
User tip
Ice made with water containing a lot of mineral
substances such as mineral water, can cause ice
to form with a white sediment (white crystals).
These are only mineral substances that have
become crystallized. It is harmless.
If ice is stored for a long period of time, the ice
cubes may cling together or become smaller.
(This is known as the phenomenon of sublimation.)
If you are going to break clinging ice cubes apart,
be careful that you do not injure your hands.
Freezing Case (lower)
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