Haier HRF-200NS User manual

Refrigerator

Owner s Manual

IMPORTANT

: Congratulations for choosing a high quality refrigerator

by . Please read this owner's manual carefully

before using your new refrigerator. Now you will be cool,

with

HRF-200N(White/Silver)

HRF-250N(White/Silver)

HRF-300N(White/Silver)

HRF-350N(White/Silver)

Refrigerator Parts

⑩

①

②

③

④

⑤

⑥

⑦

⑧

⑨

Refrigerator Parts

1. Freezer compartment

Thermostat box / Temperature control knob

Shelves

Transparent vegetable shelf

Vegetable bin

Freezer door

Detachable door seal

10.

Bottle shelf

Refrigerator door

(Glass shelve is available for silver model)

The coldest part of the refrigerator is the freezer,

area A. In the refrigerator section, the temperature

gradually becomes less cold from area

VC or deodorization

How To Install Your Refrigerator

ENSURE THAT:

This appliance must be earthed.

Do not carry the refrigerator by its door and the

piping of the condenser, as this is dangerous!

It is installed and levelled on a floor

capable of holding its weight when

fully loaded.

It is sited in a dry, sheltered place,

away from heat and direct sunlight.

You install your refrigerator well away

from inflammables, such as petrol,

kerosene, etc.

Leave at least 7.5cm air space on top

of the refrigerator and 2.5cm rear

space (between the back and wall).

This allows air to circulate freely and

helps stop condensation on the

cabinet.

It is only used for jobs designed for

refrigerators.

Your refrigerator is cleaned before

use.

IMPORTANT:

Your refrigerator must only be

connected to a 230 10 volts, 50Hz

A.C. power supply; failure to do so

may invalidate the guarantee.

A 13 amp, 3 pin plug and a 5 amp

fuse only must be used for this

refrigerator otherwise damage may

result. The plug should always be

wired in accordance with the

following codes:

Green and Yellow - EARTH (E)

Blue or Black - NEUTRAL (N)

Brown or Red - LIVE (L)

If you are in doubt, consult a

qualified electrician.

Switch on and turn the temperature

control knob to number 4 setting.

Allow the fridge to become properly

cold before loading with food.

WARNING

Intended use: This appliance has been designed exclusively for use in dry-interior

households.Every other use is improper and may lead to injuries,whereby the

liability of the manufacturer will cease.

Operating Instructions

TEMPERATURE CONTROL

Turn temperature control knob to

higher numbers for colder

temperatures.

To take out the ice cubes

10 2 3 4 5 6 7

OFF COLD COLDER COLDEST

For faster freezing of fresh food turn

the temperature control knob to

setting 7. Once it is frozen, reduce to

normal setting. The more fresh food

you freeze at any one time, the longer

it takes and the higher the freeze

setting required.

During extremely hot weather and

frequent door openings, you may

need to select a higher setting to

ensure that food is kept cold.

This appliance is most energy

efficient when the doors are kept

firmly closed.

Fill the ice tray 3/4 full with water and

then place it in the lower part of the

freezer.

MAKING ICE CUBES

1. Knock the ice tray lightly to loose it.

-or-

2. Hold the bottom of the ice tray in warm

water for a while.

-or-

3. Twist the ice tray to loose the ice cubes.

This appliance is not intended for use by

persons（including children）with reduce

physical,sensory or mental capabilities,or

lack of experience and knowledge,unless

they have been given supervision or inst-

ruction concerning use of the appliance by

a person responsible for their safety.

Chridren should be supervised to ensure

that they do not play with the appliance.

If the supply cord is damaged, it must be

replaced by the manufacturer,its service

agent or similarly qualified persons in or-

der to avoid a hazard.

CAUTION:

To Defrost Your Refrigerator

FREEZER

The freezer compartment should

be defrosted when ice build up

exceeds 6mm thickness.

Before defrosting the freezer

compartment, transfer any

remaining frozen food to another

freezer or wrap it in several layers

of newspaper and place it in a cold

refrigerator. Remember that any

rise in the temperature will shorten

the life of the frozen food.

Wash with a warm water solution

containing either a mild detergent

or baking soda solution (2 table

spoons/30g baking soda to 1 litre

warm water).

Unplug refrigerator from electricity

power supply.

Remove all food and ice blocks

from the freezer compartment. It is

not necessary to remove the food

from the fridge section.

Place pan of hot water inside

freezer compartment to speed

defrosting, and leave freezer door

open.

Dry the freezer with a soft sponge

and a piece of cloth.

Your refrigerator defrosts the ice

in the lower part automatically.

The water accumulates in the drain

hole (2) and is sent to the collecting

tray at the rear of the refrigerator

where it is evaporated. Clean the

drain hole (2) and the pipe hose by

pouring a small glass of luke-warm

water inside it.

Check the drain hole (2) at regular

intervals to see if it is clogged, and

if necessary, clean it. Do not fill

your refrigerator and cover up the

drain channel (1).

REFRIGERATOR

Turn temperature control knob to

"O" position.

CAUTION

NEVER USE SHARP OR METAL

OBJECTS TO REMOVE ICE. USE

THE PLASTIC ICE SCRAPPER

PROVIDED.

②①

1 Press the buckle,then remove the lamp cover.

2 Twist the bulb and replace a new one.

3 We assemble it according to the reverse order.

Lamp Replacement Guidance

Food Preparation and Storage Tips

STORING FRESH FOOD

Leafy Vegetables Wash in cool, clean water. Drain off water but do

not dry, then place in vegetable bin.

Other Vegetables

and Fruits

Wash, dry, then place in vegetable bin.

Fresh Meat

in fridge

Wrap in aluminium foil or waxed paper and place

in fridge.

Cooked meat After cooking, cool for 1-2 hours then cover,

or wrap promptly in aluminium foil to prevent

drying and place in fridge.

Fresh Fish Always use on day of purchase or wash /

clean / dry and wrap in aluminium foil, then place

in FREEZER compartment.

Butter/Cheese For normal use, should be stored in fridge; extra

supplies should be frozen.

* For storage period, please refer to fresh food storage chart below

FRESH FOOD STORAGE CHART

Variety Meats

Steaks/Roasts

Chicken

Cured Meats

Minced Beef

Bacon

1-2 days

3-5 days

1-2 days

7-10 days

1-2 days

3-7 days

Note: for maximum freshness

store in area "B" (see page 1).

For longer storage, follow directions

for FREEZING.

STORING FROZEN FOOD

Aluminium foil and plastic wrap

will give best protection when

freezing food.

Never re-freeze food which has

thawed out.

See storage guide for normal

storage of frozen foods.

Food Preparation and Storage Tips

DAIRY

Butter

Cheese

Ice Cream

Margarine

Milk and Cream

3 - 6 months

6 months

1 month

3 months

FROZEN FOOD STORAGE CHART

2 - 4 months

1 week

3 - 4 months

2 months

2 - 4 months

4 - 6 months

BREAD AND PASTRY

Breads-Baked

Breads-Unbaked

Yeast Cakes, Cup Cakes

Baked Cakes, Unbaked Cakes

Pies, baked or unbaked

Dough only

FISH AND SEA FOOD

Fish

Shrimp (uncooked)

Prawns

6 - 9 months

2 - 3 months

MAIN DISHES

Cooked main dishes

Sandwiches

Soup, Sauces, Gravies

2 - 4 months

3 weeks

2 - 3 months

MEAT UNCOOKED

Beef

Pork

Lamb

Veal

Chicken

6 - 12 months

3 - 6 months

6 - 9 months

12 months

FRUITS

Citrus fruits and juices

Fruit juices

Pineapple

Other fruits

9 - 12 months

4 - 6 months

2 - 12 months

8 - 12 months

VEGETABLES

Cooked Vegetables

Raw Vegetables (Blanched):

4 - 6 months

8-12 months

Cleaning Your Refrigerator

IMPORTANT

BEFORE CLEANING, ALWAYS SWITCH REFRIGERATOR OFF AND REMOVE

PLUG FROM THE POWER SUPPLY.

PART

OUTSIDE

HOW TO CLEAN

* Wash using warm water and a mild detergent.

* Wipe clean and dry

* DO NOT USE ABRASIVES OR HARSH CLEANERS

* Waxing is recommended if humidity is high, to prolong

* the life of your refrigerator. Use a good qauality car

wax or appliance wax.

DO NOT USE WAX ON PLASTIC PARTS. DO NOT

USE BLEACH OR PETROL BASED PRODUCTS TO

CLEAN YOUR REFRIGERATOR

FREEZER COMPARTMENT * Wash with a warm water solution containing either

a mild detergent or baking soda solution (2 table

spoons/30g baking soda to 1 litre warm water).

* Wipe clean and dry.

FRIDGE COMPARTMENT/DOOR

LINER GASKET/VEGETABLE

BIN/SHELVES

CONDENSER COIL

* Wash using only warm water, a mild detergent and

soft cloth.

* Rinse and dry.

* Use vacuum cleaner or soft brush to clean dust and

lint from condenser coil every 2-3 months.

USEFUL HINTS:

If your refrigerator is to be out of

service for any length of time,

ensure that the interior is carefully

cleaned and dried. Leave the door

open to prevent odour and mould

growth, and disconnect the plug

from the power supply.

Hot food MUST be allowed to cool

before being placed in the fridge

or freezer compartments.

Carry out regular cleaning of the

exterior according to above

instructions. This is most important

if the refrigerator is subjected to high humidity

and heavy condensation.

BULB REPLACEMENT:

Always turn off the power supply and

remove plug before removing light cover.

SAFETY NOTE:

When disposing of an old refrigerator.

ALWAYS remove door as a safeguard

against anything being trapped inside.

DO NOT store flammable or explosive

substances in the refrigerator cabinet.

DO NOT place fizzy drinks in the freezer

compartment as the containers may burst.

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