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Product Installation
Installation Environment
• Ambient temperature: 16℃ to 35℃ ; optimal range is 16℃ to 25℃
• Humidity: below 85%Rh
• Avoid excessive dust.
• Solid and stable ground
• Installation altitude lower than 2000m.
• Voltage: nominal voltage ±10%.
• Overvoltage category:The transient state is Category II facility.
• Pollution Degree:2
• When installed in a condition deviated from the specification, refrigerators can't
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achieve its designed optimal performance.
• Do not install a refrigerator outdoors. Electric shock or leakage is possible if the unit
is rained on.
Installation Site
The following requirements should be met to ensure the optimal performance of a refrigerator:
• Do not install a refrigerator in a narrow and confi ned space. The door dimensions of the
installation space must be larger enough to allow the unit to be moved freely in and out of the
space as needed.
• Floor area for the installation must be solid and fl at.
• Installation space must be suffi ciently ventilated and there is no direct sunshine.
• Use a dedicated power outlet. Power plugs must be plugged into the outlet securely.
• Voltage to a unit should be within the range of nominal voltage +/- 10%.
• Do not twist or compress the power line.
• If the power line needs to be extended, the extended line shall be no smaller than 2mm² in
sectional area and no longer than 3m in length.
• Check the operating voltage before operation and voltage regulator appropriate for motor load
may be applied in regions with unstable voltage.Ensure the normal input voltage stands at rated
voltage ± 10% and the power of voltage regulator is greater than 500W.
• The refrigerator shall be grounded in a reliable manner.
• If the socket is provided with grounding wire, check if it is well grounded before operation.
• If the socket is not provided with grounding wire, a new one shall be installed by professional
engineers.
• Do not connect a refrigerator's ground via gas pipes, water supply pipes, telephone
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lines, or lighting conductors. The improper connection can cause electrical shock and
damage.
• The power plug should be easily accessed and pulled should there be an emergency.
Air vents should be free from any obstruction.
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