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CAUTION
Using the water dispenser
Place a glass underneath the water outlet and push gently against the water dispenser lever with your glass.
Make sure the glass is in line with the dispenser to prevent the water from splashing out.
If you have just installed the refrigerator or installed a new water filter,Flush 3 gallons through filter before use (flush
approximately 6 minutes). Make sure that water flows clearly again before drinking.
CAUTION
When you do not use the water dispenser for 2~3 days (especially during the summer), the dispensed
water may have a funny smell or taste.
If this occurs, we recommend that you discard the first 1~2 glasses of water for better taste.
Please wait 1 second before removing the cup after dispensing water to prevent water dribble. Do not pull
out the lever dispenser after taking out ice or water. It comes back automatically. Ice is made in cubes.
When you select “Crushed”, the ice maker grinds the ice cubes into crushed ice.
Water clouding phenomenon
All water provided to refrigerators flows through the core filter which is an alkaline water filter. In this
process, the pressure in the water that has flowed out of the filter gets increased, and oxygen and
nitrogen become saturated. When this water flows out in the air, the pressure plummets and the oxygen
and nitrogen get supersaturated so that they turn into gas bubbles. The water could look misty due to
these oxygen bubbles.The water may look temporarily cloudy due to these oxygen bubbles. After a few
seconds, the water will look clear.
Using the ice off Function
When selecting the Ice Off mode, remove all ice cubes from the bucket. If you are
not using the ice dispenser, the ice cubes may clump together.
Pull the lock lever forward to throw away ice cubes or remove clumped ice from
the bucket. Push the bucket back until you hear a click.
CAUTION
Use only the ice maker provided with the refrigerator.
The water supply to this refrigerator must only be installed/connected by a suitably qualified person and
connect to a potable water supply only.
To operate the ice maker properly, water pressure of 20 ~ 125psi is required.
If you have a long vacation or business trip and won’t use water or ice dispensers, close the water valve.
-. Otherwise, water leakage may occur.
Wipe excess moisture from inside and leave the doors open.
-. Otherwise, odor and mold may develop.
Do not put your fingers, hands or any other unsuitable objects in the chute or ice-maker bucket.
- It may result in personal injury or material damage.
Never put your finger or any other objects in the dispenser opening.
- It may cause injury.
Do not try to disassemble the ice maker.
Do not wash or spray the ice bucket with water.
Test button
Check the
water level
• If ice doesn’t come out, pull out the ice bucket and press the test button
located on the right side of ice maker.
• Do not press the test button continuously when the tray is filled with ice or
water. Water may overflow or ice jamming may occur.
• Normal Use
To fill the ice bucket to maximum capacity after installation,
make sure to do the following steps.
1. Allow your refrigerator to operate and cool down for 24 hours
(or 1 full day).
2. Waiting 24 hours will allow your ice maker to cool properly.
3. Dispense 4 to 6 ice cubes into the glass.
4. After 8 and 16 hours, dispense a full glass of ice.
If you use all the ice at once, steps 3 and 4 above must be repeated
(before dispensing the first 4 to 6 ice cubes, you need to wait for 8 hours).
This will replenish the ice cubes and ensure maximum ice production.
If a power failure occurs, ice cubes may melt then freeze together when the power comes back on,
causing the dispenser to be out of order.
To prevent this problem, pull out the ice bucket and discard the residual ice or water.
CAUTION
When you dump the ice from the ice bucket, you should press the
dispenser lever once with the ‘ICE CUBED’ or ‘CRUSHED’ function
ON to get new ice faster after replacing the ice bucket in the refrigerator.
CAUTION
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