Grounding Instructions; Important Warning - Danby Designer D1052W Mode D'emploi

Safety Instructions
ATTENTION

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

This appliance must be grounded. In the event of an electrical short
circuit, grounding reduces the risk of electrical shock by providing
an escape wire for the electrical current. This appliance is equipped
with a cord having a grounding wire with a grounding plug. The plug
must be plugged into an outlet that is properly installed
and grounded.
WARNING - Improper use of the grounding plug can result in a
risk of electric shock. Consult a qualified electrician or serviceman
if the grounding instructions are not completely understood, or if
doubt exists as to whether the appliance is properly grounded.
DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD
Use an exclusive wall outlet. Do not connect your refrigerator to
extension cords or together with any other appliance in the same
wall outlet. Do not splice the cord.

IMPORTANT WARNING

An empty refrigerator is a very dangerous attraction to children.
Remove either the gasket, latches, lids or doors from unused
appliances, or take some other action that will guarantee it
harmless.
DON'T WAIT! DO IT NOW!
Installation
Remove exterior and interior packings, wipe the outside thoroughly
with a soft dry cloth and the inside with a wet, lukewarm cloth. Avoid
placing the cabinet in a narrow recess or near any heat source, direct
sunlight, or moisture. Let air circulate freely around the cabinet.
Keep the rear of the refrigerator 5 inches away from the wall.
Location
1. Select a place with a strong, level floor.
2. Allow 5 inches of space between the back of the refrigerator and
any adjacent wall.
3. Avoid direct sunlight and heat. Direct sunlight may affect the
acrylic coating. Heat sources nearby will cause higher electricity
consumption.
4. Avoid very moist places. Too much moisture in the air will cause
frost to form very quickly on the evaporator, and your refrigerator
will have to be defrosted more frequently.
To avoid vibration, the cabinet must be set level. This is accomplished by
adjusting the (2) front leveling legs located under the refrigerator cabinet. To
start the refrigerator, turn the temperature control (OFF-MAX) to the position
corresponding to the desired cooling. (Fig. A)
OFF = No Cooling
1 = Minimum Cooling
The refrigerator temperature will vary depending on the quantity of the
food stored and on the frequency with which the door is opened.
Operation
4 = Medium Cooling
MAX = Maximum Cooling
Push Button Defrost
Fig. A
Defrosting
This refrigerator is equipped with a "Push Button" (semi-automatic)
defrost thermostat system which means no need to unplug the
refrigerator and no need to change the temperature setting before
initiating the defrost cycle.
Before starting the defrost cycle make sure;
1. the defrost tray is properly positioned directly below the
freezer compartment.
2. the defrost tray baffle located inside the defrost tray (at
rear) is in the open position. (fully extended)
This helps to direct defrost water running off the back of
the freezer compartment into the defrost tray.
3. the drain cap is securely attached to the defrost tray
drain. (underside of the tray)
To activate the defrost cycle, simply push (in) the "red" defrost button
located in the center of the control knob/dial. (there is no need to turn
the control dial/knob to 0 = off position) The defrost cycle starts
immediately when the red defrost button is activated (pushed-in) The
defrost water accumulates inside the defrost tray. When defrosting is
complete, the "red" defrost button will release (pop-out) automatically
and resume normal operating (cooling) conditions.
To dispose of the accumulated water from the defrost tray, position
the clear plastic storage bin (upper door shelf) directly under the
defrost tray drain opening and unscrew the drain cap allowing the
water to flow into the container. Replace the drain cap when the tray
is completely empty. Dispose of the defrost water.
NOTE: If the red push button (defrost cycle) is "accidentally"
activated, it will not be possible to "manually" pull-out the push button
to stop the defrost cycle. You must either let the defrost cycle run it's
course or;
1. Apply (hold) a dishcloth soaked in hot water against the thermostat
capillary line and bracket, located on the underside of the freezer
compartment. The heat transfer from the dishcloth will cause a
temperature rise on the thermostat capillary, (sensing line) causing
the internal contacts of the thermostat to close and resume normal
operating conditions. It may take several minutes and/or repeat
applications before the defrost button will release.
Defrosting of your refrigerator should take place whenever the ice
build-up (accumulation) inside the freezer compartment reaches a
thickness of 1/4" (6mm). Defrosting may take a few hours, depending
on the amount of accumulated ice and ambient indoor temperature.
To speed-up the defrosting process, remove all frozen foods from the
freezer section. Leaving the door partially ajar for a short period of
time will also accelerate the process.
IMPORTANT: You must remember to close the refrigerator door
before the defrost cycle terminates and normal operating conditions
resume automatically.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Never use sharp or pointed instruments to
defrost/remove ice from the evaporator/freezer compartment. The
evaporator/freezer compartment contains refrigerated gas lines and if
punched/pierced, will render the refrigerator inoperable and "void" the
manufacturers warranty.
DO NOTALLOW THE REFRIGERATOR TO CONTINUE
OPERATION IF THE EVAPORATOR/FREEZER COMPARTMENT IS
ACCIDENTALLY PIERCED. UNPLUG THE POWER CORD AND
CALL FOR SERVICE IMMEDIATELY.
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