Door Height Adjustment; Transport And Location - EAS ELECTRIC EMSS178GN2 Manual De Instrucciones

 Clean both the inside and outside of the refrigerator with wet cloth (a
little detergent could be added into the warm water to wash the cloth
and then wipe it again with the clean water);
 Prepare an independent two-pole socket with grounding contact for the
refrigerator and it shall not share a multi-purpose socket with other
electrical appliances;
 Make sure to connect the grounding wire! The grounding pole of the
socket shall be provided with a reliable grounding wire.
 Open the refrigerator body and take out the accessory (decorative cover
for bottom beam) and the three screws from the instruction packaging
bag; then install them into the bottom beam.

Door height adjustment

Before adjusting the height of the door, rotate the downward adjusting nut
clockwise (as shown in Figure I) for 2 circles with a wrench to loosen it. Rotate
the upward adjusting nut (as shown in Figure I) to adjust the height, and then
tighten the downward adjusting nut counterclockwise again.
1. When the door of refrigerating chamber is low:
Open the door, use the accompanying wrench to rotate the upward adjus-
ting nut counterclockwise according to the method as shown in Figure I, to
move it upward until it is parallel and level.
2. When the door of refrigerating
chamber is high:
Open the door, use the accom-
panying wrench to rotate the
upward adjusting nut clockwise
according to
shown in Figure I, to move it
downward, until it is parallel and
level.
Note: Height adjustment cannot
be too large. The total height
can be adjusted to 5 mm!
Refrigerator's transport and location
Transport
Please don't transport the refrigerator upside down and do not allow it to
get squeezed or to vibrate. The tilt angle cannot be larger than 45º.
When moving, do not hold the refrigerator by the door or the handle.
Location
Ensure proper air circulation around the refrigerator and do not place the
unit near any heat sources, direct sunlight, moisture or water, to avoid rust
and weakening of the insulation.
the method as
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