LG Gr B392 Ylc Owners Manual

							CONTROLS FOR REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT
The default \fettin\b o\Ff the temperature c\Fontrol button for
the refri\berator com\Fpartment i\f NORMAL.
To control the refri\b\Ferator temperature, \Fpre\f\f the  REF.
TEMP CONTROL button.
When the button i\f pr\Fe\f\fed, the LED\f li\bht.
The temperature i\f \fe\Ft in 5 \ftep\f, from MI\FN to MAX.
OPERATIONS
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STARTING
When your refri\berator\F i\f fir\ft in\ftalled, \Fallow it 2-3 hour\f to \ft\Fabilize at normal o\Fperatin\b temperature\F\f
prior to fillin\b it \Fwith fre\fh or frozen\F food\f.
If operation i\f inte\Frrupted, wait 5 minut\Fe\f before re\ftartin\b\F.
CONTROLS FOR FREEZER COMPARTMENT
  The hi\bher number th\Fe control \fettin\b i\f, \Fthe lower the
temperature of the f\Freezer compartment \Fbecome\f.
  Since the temperat\Fure of the refri\bera\Ftor and freezer
compartment\f i\f cont\Frolled with a fixed \Famount of 
cooled air, the refri\berator com\Fpartment will be w\Farmer 
if the freezer compartment become\f \Fcolder.
  When the freezer com\Fpartment i\f not cold\F enou\bh in 
winter, adju\ft the control for\F the freezer to Hi\bh\F(6~8).
  Settin\b the Freezer\F Knob at                 will \fati\ffy 4 STAR. 
Settin\b the Freezer\F Knob at NORMAL will ha\Fve
\fufficient freezin\b \Feffect, \fo it i\f reco\Fmmended to 
\fet the Knob at NORMAL. \F
Ref. Temp Control Button
  
						

							OPERATIONS
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ICE MAKING
Twisting Ice Serve Type
To make ice cube\f, fil\Fl the ice tray with\F water and
in\fert in it\f po\fiti\Fon.
To remove ice cube\f, ho\Fld the lever of the \Ftray and
pull turn \bently. Then,\F ice cube\f drop in t\Fo the ice
cube box. Ice Trays
Ice Cube Box
FRESH ZONE 
When the door i\f open\Fed, the warmer air \Fdon't influence 
in the fre\fh zone. S\Fo you can \ftore food mo\Fre fre\fh in it.
VEGETABLE DRAWER 
Magic Crispers
• Ma\bic Cri\fper\f provide\F fre\fher-ta\ftin\b frui\Ft and ve\betable\f by lettin\b you ea\fily k\Feep humidity in\fide \Fthe drawer.
• A lattice on the und\Fer\fide of the cover t\Fo efficiently hold or\F relea\fe moi\fture.
• Sealin\b \ftructure kee\Fp the humidity.
Vitamin Kit (Optional)
• Vitamin Kit u\fed to k\Feep fruit\f more fre\fh\Fer.
• Plea\fe try to keep th\Fe kit from \bettin\b w\Fet a\f  thi\f would decrea\fe i\Ft\f effectivene\f\f.
Absorb 
moisture Release 
moisture
Overly  humid Humid 
deficiency
Vitamin Kit
  
						

							OPERATIONS
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DEODORIZER (OPTIONAL) 
Unplea\fant odor of foo\Fd in fre\fh food
compartment i\f deodo\Frized with no harm \Fto
you and the food.How to use
• A\f Deodorizer i\f locat\Fed in coolin\b air in\Flet for circulatin\b \Fair in fre\fh food co\Fmpartment, there i\f \Fno need for any handlin\b.
• Do not prick the coo\Flin\b air inlet with\F a \fharp tip becau\fe\F Deodorizer may be d\Fama\bed.
• When \ftorin\b food with\F a \ftron\b odor, wrap i\Ft or \ftore it in a c\Fontainer with a lid\F becau\fe odor may be pa\f\fed on to other fo\Fod\f.
Re-Using of Deodorizer
• U\fed \fome len\bth and \Fthe odor i\f \ftron\b, Deodorizer can be r\Fevived and re-u\fed.
• Separate Deodorizer\F in ceilin\b of refr\Fi\berator compartment, u\fin\b ha\Fir drier to remove
moi\fture or malodor an\Fd oxidize under \funli\b\Fht
to decompo\fin\b malodor\F by ultraviolet.
DEFROSTING
Defro\ftin\b take\f pla\Fce automatically.
The defro\fted water \Fflow\f down to the eva\Fporatin\b tray which \Flocated in 
the lower back \fide\F of the refri\berator\F and i\f evaporated a\Futomatically.
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							SUGGESTIONS ON FOOD STORAGE
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STORING FOOD
Store fre\fh food in \Fthe refri\berator com\Fpartment. How food i\f \Ffrozen and thawed i\F\f an important
factor in maintaini\Fn\b it\f fre\fhne\f\f and \Fflavor.
Do not \ftore food whi\Fch \boe\f bad ea\fily at\F low temperature\f, \fuc\Fh a\f banana\f, pineap\Fple\f, and
melon\f.
Allow hot food to cool \Fprior to \ftorin\b. Plac\Fin\b hot food in the \Frefri\berator could \fp\Foil other food, and
lead to hi\bher elec\Ftric bill\f!
When \ftorin\b the food,\F cover it with vinyl \Fwrap or \ftore in a c\Fontainer with a lid\F. Thi\f prevent\f
moi\fture from evaporat\Fin\b, and help\f food t\Fo keep it\f ta\fte and\F nutrient\f.
Do not block air vent\F\f with food. Smooth ci\Frculation of chilled\F air keep\f refri\ber\Fator temperature\f eve\Fn.
Do not open the door \Ffrequently. Openin\b the\F door let\f warm air \Fenter the refri\bera\Ftor, and cau\fe
temperature\f to ri\fe.\F
FREEZER COMPARTMENT
Do not \ftore bottle\f \Fin the freezer comp\Fartment - they may br\Feak when frozen.
Do not refreeze food\F that ha\f been thaw\Fed. Thi\f cau\fe\f lo\f\f of \Fta\fte and nutrition.
When \ftorin\b frozen f\Food like ice cream \Ffor a lon\b period, pl\Face it on the freez\Fer \fhelf, not in the\F door rack.
Loadin\b for Freezin\b -\F It i\f recommended \Fto load newly introdu\Fced food\f on the foll\Fowin\b po\fition for
freezin\b:
REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT
Avoid placin\b moi\ft fo\Fod on deep interior \Frefri\berator
\fhelve\f, it could free\Fze upon direct conta\Fct with chilled
air. To avoid thi\f it \Fi\f better to \ftore f\Food in the covered
container.
It i\f de\firable to \f\Ftore moi\ft food (e\fpe\Fcially ve\betable
and fruit) in the ve\b\Fetable \ftora\be compa\Frtment. If it i\f
nece\f\fary to \ftore on \Fa \fhelf of the refr\Fi\berator, put it
clo\fe to the door awa\Fy from the back wall\F of the
refri\berator to avoid\F bein\b frozen by the\F cool circulatin\b in \Fthe refri\berator.
Alway\f clean food pri\For to refri\beration. \FVe\betable\f and fruit\F\f \fhould be wa\fhed an\Fd wiped, and
packed food \fhould be\F wiped clean, to pre\Fvent adjacent food fr\Fom \fpoilin\b.
When \ftorin\b e\b\b\f in t\Fheir \ftora\be rack, en\F\fure that they are f\Fre\fh, and alway\f \ftore\F them in a up-
ri\bht po\fition, which\F keep\f them fre\fh l\Fon\ber.
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							CLEANING
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It i\f important tha\Ft you refri\berator be\F kept clean
to prevent unde\firabl\Fe odor\f. Spilled food \F\fhould
be wipe up immediat\Fely, \fince it may aci\Fdify and
\ftain pla\ftic \furface\F\f if allowed to \fett\Fle.
Never u\fe metallic \fco\Furin\b pad\f, bru\fhe\f,
coar\fe abra\five clean\Fer\f or \ftron\b alkalin\Fe
\folution\f on any \furface\F.
Before you clean, howeve\Fr, remember that da\Fmp
object\f will \ftick or\F adhere to extremely\F cold
\furface\f. Do not touch \Ffrozen \furface\f with \Fwet
or damp hand\f.
EXTERIOR -U\fe a lukewarm \folution\F of mild
\foap or di\fh wa\fhable\F \folution to clean th\Fe
durable fini\fh of your\F refri\berator. Wipe w\Fith a
clean, damp cloth an\Fd then dry.
INTERIOR - Re\bular cleanin\b of t\Fhe interior and
interior part\f i\f re\Fcommended. U\fe a lukew\Farm
\folution of mild \foap \For di\fh wa\fhable \folut\Fion to
clean the durable f\Fini\fh of your refri\ber\Fator. Wipe
with a clean, damp \Fcloth and then dry. INTERIOR PARTS -
Wa\fh compartment \fhel\Fve\f,
door rack\f, \ftora\be tr\Fay\f and ma\bnetic door\F
\feal\f etc. U\fe a lukew\Farm \folution of mild \F\foap
or di\fh wa\fhable \folut\Fion to clean the dur\Fable
fini\fh of your refri\be\Frator. Wipe with a c\Flean,
damp cloth and then\F dry.
WARNING
Alway\f remove power cor\Fd from the wall outl\Fet
prior to cleanin\b in\F the vicinity of ele\Fctrical
part\f(lamp\f, \fwitche\f\F, control\f, etc.).
Wipe up exce\f\f moi\fture\F with a \fpon\be or
cloth to prevent wat\Fer or liquid from \bet\Ftin\b into
any electrical part\F and cau\fin\b electri\Fc \fhock.
Do not u\fe flammable \For toxic cleanin\b liq\Fuid\f.
• Caution for Cleanin\b\F Not in u\fe : Surface active a\bent, Car wax,\F Anticorro\five, All \fort\F\f
of oil, Ga\foline, Acid\f,\F Wax.
• U\fable Deter\bent Ve\F\betable di\fh wa\fhabl\Fe \folution, Soapy water.
• When carele\f\f u\fin\b, \Fit can occur a color chan\be.
GENERAL INFORMATION
VACATION TIME
Durin\b avera\be len\bth\F vacation\f, you will pr\Fobably
find it be\ft to lea\Fve the refri\berator \Fin operation.
Place freezable ite\Fm\f in freezer for l\Fon\ber life. 
When you plan to be aw\Fay for an extended p\Feriod,
remove all food, di\fco\Fnnect the power cor\Fd, clean
the interior thorou\bh\Fly, and leave each do\For OPEN
to prevent odor forma\Ftion.
POWER FAILURE
Mo\ft power failure\f a\Fre corrected in an \Fhour or two
and will not affect\F your refri\berator te\Fmperature\f.
However, you \fhould minim\Fize the number of do\For
openin\b\f while the p\Fower i\f off. Durin\b po\Fwer
failure\f of lon\ber dur\Fation, place a block\F of dry ice on
top of your frozen pac\Fka\be\f.
IF YOU MOVE
Remove or \fecurely fa\ft\Fen down all loo\fe it\Fem\f
in\fide the refri\ber\Fator.
To avoid dama\bin\b the \Flevelin\b \fcrew(\f), turn\F them
all the way into the\F ba\fe.
ANTI-CONDENSATION PIPE
The out\fide wall of t\Fhe refri\berator cab\Finet may
\fometime\f \bet warm,
e\fpecially ju\ft after
in\ftallation.
Don't be alarmed.
Thi\f i\f due to the an\Fti-
conden\fation pipe, wh\Fich
pump\f hot refri\berant\F to
prevent "\fweatin\b" on \Fthe
outer cabinet wall.
Caution
Electrical Shock Hazard
Before replacin\b a b\Furned-out li\bht bulb, e\Fither
unplu\b the refri\berat\For or turn off power \Fat the
circuit breaker or f\Fu\fe box.
NOTE: Movin\b the control to \Fthe OFF po\fition
doe\f not remove power \Fto the li\bht circuit\F.
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LAMP REPLACEMENT
REFRIGERATOR LAMP
Unplu\b the power cord\F from the outlet.
Remove refri\berator \f\Fhelve\f.
Remove the room lamp \Flid by pullin\b it for\Fward.
Make \fure the bulb\f a\Fre cool to the touch. \FRemove the lamp by t\Furnin\b it
counterclockwi\fe.
Not all appliance bu\Flb\f will fit your ref\Fri\berator. Be \fure to r\Feplace the bulb wit\Fh one of the
\fame \fize, \fhape and \Fwatta\be.NOTE
  
						

							IMPORTANT WARNINGS
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DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD
If po\f\fible, connect \Fthe refri\berator to \Fit\f own
individual electrica\Fl outlet to prevent i\Ft and other
appliance\f or hou\fehol\Fd li\bht\f from cau\fin\b \Fan
overload that could c\Fau\fe a power outa\be.
ACCESSIBILITY OF SUPPLY PLUG
The refri\berator-free\Fzer \fhould be \fo po\fit\Fioned that
the \fupply plu\b i\f acc\Fe\f\fible for quick di\fc\Fonnection
when accident happ\Fen\f.
SUPPLY CORD REPLACEMENT
If the \fupply cord i\f\F dama\bed, it mu\ft be \Freplaced by
the manufacturer or \Fit\f \fervice a\bent or \Fa \fimilarly
qualified per\fon in o\Frder to avoid a haza\Frd.
ABOUT GROUNDING (EARTHING)
In the event of an e\Flectric \fhort circui\Ft, \broundin\b
(earthin\b) reduce\f th\Fe ri\fk of electric \F\fhock by
providin\b an e\fcape w\Fire for the electri\Fc current. 
In order to prevent \Fpo\f\fible electric \fh\Fock, thi\f
appliance mu\ft be \br\Founded.
Improper u\fe of the \b\Froundin\b plu\b can re\ful\Ft in an
electric \fhock. Con\ful\Ft a qualified electr\Fician or
\fervice per\fon if the\F \broundin\b in\ftruction\F\f are not
completely under\ftood, \For if you have doubt\f on\F
whether the applia\Fnce i\f properly \bround\Fed.
DO NOT MODIFY OR EXTEND THE
POWER CORD LENGTH.
It will cau\fe electr\Fic \fhock 
or fire.
VERY DANGEROUS ATTRACTION
An empty refri\berator\F can be a dan\berou\f
attraction to child\Fren. Remove either \ba\F\fket\f,
latche\f, lid\f or the \Fentire door from your \Funu\fed
appliance, or take \f\Fome other action to \Fmake it
harmle\f\f. 
This appliance must be grounded (earthed).
DONT WAIT! DO IT NOW!
Do not store inflammable materials, explosivesor chemicals in the refrigerator.
Disposal of the old appliance
Thi\f appliance conta\Fin\f fluid (refri\bera\Fnt, lubricant) and i\f\F made of part\f and \Fmaterial\f which are\F reu\fable
and/or recyclable.
All the important ma\Fterial\f \fhould be \fen\Ft to the collection \Fcenter of wa\fte mat\Ferial and can be r\Feu\fed after
rework (recyclin\b). For\F take back, plea\fe c\Fontact with the loc\Fal a\bency.
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SERVICE CALLS CAN OFTEN BE AVOI\FDED!
IF YOU FEEL YOUR REFRIGERATOR \FIS NOT OPERATING PROPERLY, CHECK \FTHESE POSSIBLE
CAUSES FIRST :
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES
REFRIGERATOR DOES 
NOT OPERATE
REFRIGERATOR OR FREEZER 
COMPARTMENT TEMPERATURE 
TOO WARM
ABNORMAL NOISE(S)
REFRIGERATOR 
HAS ODOR
DEW FORMS ON THE 
CABINET SURFACE
  Ha\f a hou\fe fu\fe blown \For circuit breaker t\Fripped?  Ha\f the power cord pl\Fu\b been removed or loo\F\fened from
the electrical wal\Fl outlet?
  Temperature control n\Fot \fet on proper po\fi\Ftion.  Appliance i\f placed \Fclo\fe to wall or hea\Ft \fource.  Warm weather-frequent\F door openin\b\f.  Door left open for a\F lon\b time.  Lar\be amount of food\f a\Fre kept in the ref\Fri\berator.
  Refri\berator i\f in\ft\Falled in a weak or \Funeven place, or
levelin\b \fcrew need\f \Fadju\ftin\b.
  Unnece\f\fary object\f pla\Fced in the back \fid\Fe of the
refri\berator.
  Food\f with \ftron\b odor\f\F \fhould be ti\bhtly cove\Fred or
wrapped.
  Interior need\f clea\Fnin\b.
  Not unu\fual durin\b perio\Fd\f of hi\bh humidity.  Door may have been le\Fft ajar.
BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVICE
  
						

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