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Helpful Hints and Tips
Twistable Ice Tray
Note: If the ice tray is being used for the fi rst
time or has not been used for a long time,
please clean it before using.
• The twistable ice tray is used to make
and deposit ice cubes. You should use it
as follows.
1. Pull out the twistable ice tray from
the installation bracket.
2. Pour water into the ice tray, please
make sure the water level does not
exceed the maximum line.
Energy Saving Tips
We recommend that you follow the tips
below to save energy.
• Avoid leaving the doors open more time
than necessary. It causes unnecessary
excess power consumption.
• Make sure the appliance is away from
any sources of heat (direct sunlight,
other large kitchen appliances, etc).
• Don’t set the temperature colder than
necessary.
• Avoid placing hot foods in the refrigera-
tor or freezer. The internal temperature
will increase resulting in the compressor
having to work harder and will consume
more energy to maintain the set temper-
ature.
• Place the appliance in a well ventilated,
humidity free, room. Please refer to the
“Installing your New Appliance” section
(page 5).
3. Place the fi lled ice tray back to the
bracket and let freeze for a few
hours.
4. When the ice cubes fully solidify,
twist the knobs clockwise and the
ice will drop into the ice box below.
5. Ice cubes can be stored in the ice
box. You can pull out the ice box and
take your ice cubes out as needed.
Hints for Fresh Food Refrigeration
• Store food in airtight containers to pre-
vent drying.
• Try to leave space between food items
so that air circulates around them.
Hints for Refrigeration
• Meat (All Types): Wrap and place on the
glass shelf above the vegetable drawer.
Always follow food storage times and
use by dates suggested by manufactur-
ers.
• Cooked Food, Cold Dishes, Etc.:
Should be covered and may be placed
on any shelf.
• Fruit and Vegetables: Should be stored
in the special drawer provided.
• Butter and Cheese: Should be wrapped
in airtight foil or plastic fi lm wrap.
• Milk Bottles: Should have a lid and be
stored in the door racks.