RX730G, RS620G, RS670G User Manual

HOW TO USE 日立多門電冰箱 REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 家庭用 For household use 型號 R-X730GS R-X730GH R-X730GM R-X730GA Model R-X670GS R-X670GH R-X670GN R-X670GM R-G670GS R-G670GH R-G670GND R-G670GN R-G670GM R-G670GA R-G620GS R-G620GH R-G620GM R-G620GA Thank you very much for purchasing a Hitachi Refrigerator. This refrigerator is designed for home use only. Do not use this refrigerator for the business use and/or any purpose other than storing food. Please read this operation manual carefully and ensure you use the appliance correctly. In particular, be sure to read the “Safety Suggestions” section of this operation manual before use. Please keep this operation manual along with your guarantee card.

Hand over this operation manual together with the refrigerator when the refrigerator is passed to a third party and used in a different location, or when it is sent to a recycling plant. 六門 日本製 6 doors Made in Japan It takes time to cool for the first time. Pg.48, 49 It may take more than 4 24 hours to fully cool. Make sure that no food protrudes beyond the storage height limit of each compartment, and allow clearance between each food in each compartment. Pg.58, 60 Otherwise, food and/or package may not be stored in each compartment properly, and as a result, the door may not be closed completely. It may cause the refrigerator not to cool sufficiently and/or not to make ice.

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CONTENTS BEFORE USE MAINTENANCE SAFETY SUGGESTIONS ................................ 42 LEARN NAME & FUNCTION OF EACH PART ... 46 Name of each compartment/Food stored ................ 46 Functions of the Control Panel ................................. 47 BEFORE USE ................................................ 48 Preparation before use ............................................ 48 Transporting your refrigerator (transport for moving) .... 49 MAINTENANCE ............................................ 66 Power plug/The back/floor of the refrigerator ........................ 66 Vacuum Compartment .............................................

66 Auto Drawer ........................................................... 67 Surface of door / Each shelf/pocket/case/ Door gaskets/Liquid receivers ..................................... 67 Ice Maker Cleaning ................................................. 68 Water supply container/Ice tray ............................... 69 HOW TO REMOVE/ATTACH PARTS ............... 70 Height adjustable upper and middle shelf ..................... 70 Door pocket ............................................................ 70 Fixed shelf .............................................................. 70 Height adjustable lower shelf ..................................

70 Vacuum Case .......................................................... 70 GENERAL USE Auto Door .................................................... 50 Setting the Auto Door ................................................ 50 Using the Auto Refrigerator Door ............................. 51 Using the Auto Drawer ............................................ 51 REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT ................. 52 Adjusting temperature in a refrigerator compartment ... 52 Adjust the height of a pocket/shelf .......................... 53 VACUUM COMPARTMENT ............................ 54 When opening/closing the door of the Vacuum Case ... 54 Change the settings of the Vacuum Compartment ...

55 ICE COMPARTMENT (AUTOMATIC ICE MAKER) ... 56 How to make Ice ..................................................... 56 Quick Ice Making .................................................... 57 Stop Ice Making ...................................................... 57 Stored ice amount and ice-making time .................. 57 Water Supply indicator ............................................ 57 When the “On” indicator lamp blinks ...................... 57 FREEZER COMPARTMENT ........................... 58 Using the Upper Freezer .......................................... 58 Using the Lower Freezer .........................................

58 Caution on how to store foods ................................ 58 Adjust the temperature of the freezer compartment ... 58 Using the Delicious Freezing ................................... 59 Setting the Delicious Freezing ................................. 59 Ice Case (Ice Compartment) Upper Freezer case (Upper Freezer) ... 71 Slide case and lower freezer case (Lower Freezer) .......... 71 Upper Case, Lower Case (Vegetable Compartment) ............. 71 How to attach the slide door (Ice Compartment/Upper Freezer/ Lower Freezer/Vegetable Compartment) ........................... 71 Contents TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING .....................................

72 Initial stage ............................................................. 72 Control Panel .......................................................... 72 Automatic ice making ............................................. 72 Refrigerator does not cool ....................................... 73 Frost and/or dew occurs ......................................... 73 Refrigerator cools overly ......................................... 73 [ ] display on the control panel flashes .............. 73 Abnormal operating sound is generated .................. 74 Door is not in a horizontal state ............................... 74 Refrigerator becomes hot .......................................

74 When you want to freeze food quickly (Quick Freezing) ....... 59 VEGETABLE COMPARTMENT ....................... 60 Stored foods ........................................................... 60 Caution on how to store foods ................................. 60 To cool it more [Vegetable Compartment (MAX)] ...... 61 VARIOUS FUNCTIONS .................................. 62 Setting “Energy Saving” mode ................................ 62 “eco” Operation indicator lamp ............................... 62 Door Open & Close indicator lamp ........................... 62 Locking the Control Panel .......................................

63 Door Alarm ............................................................. 63 There is something strange with the Vacuum Compartment ... 74 It smells strange ..................................................... 75 Auto Refrigerator Door ............................................ 75 Auto Drawer ........................................................... 75 Vegetable Compartment .......................................... 76 Others .................................................................... 76 AVAILABLE PARTS ....................................... 77 ABOUT NON-CFC REFRIGERATORS/ STORABLE WEIGHT .....................................

79 Door Alarm and volume adjustment of the operation sound ... 63 Set the condensation prevention heater to MIN. (Swing partition) ... 64 Fine adjustment of the temperature (Refrigerator Compartment / Freezer Compartment) .................... 65 Triple Power Deodorizing Effect ................................ 65 41

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SAFETY SUGGESTIONS Ensure to follow these precautions When using this appliance, failure to follow safety precautions may result in personal harm, harm to other people, and also damage to property. The following pictographs categorize and explain the level of possible harm on damage that may occur from ignoring suggestions resulting in missing the appliances. How the suggestions should be taken are indicated and categorized by the following symbols accompanied by explanations. (The symbols below are examples) WARNING Suggestions headed by this pictograph indicate "There is high chance of serious injury or death" if ignored. This symbol indicates something you must not do.

(Prohibited) CAUTION Suggestions headed by this pictograph indicate "There is a high chance of injury or damage to property" if ignored. This symbol indicates something you must do. (Compulsory) This refrigerator uses flammable refrigerants. The symbol column below states the precautions on flammable refrigerants. R600a This symbol denotes the precautions on flammable refrigerants. WARNING Installation Take measures to prevent overturning of refrigerator due to earthquake, etc. Overturning of the refrigerator could result in personal injury. Do not install the refrigerator in damp places or where water may splash. This may impair electricity insulation causing electric shock or fire.

Wetting Prohibited trembling and unstable Handling the power and power cable Avoid usage that may cause the wall outlet or power cord components to work beyond their specified electric current. Also do not use power sources that are not a rated AC voltage. If a power source is shared with other appliances, double or multipoint adapters may heat up beyond normal levels and cause fire. Use a wall outlet rated above 10 ampere by itself. Do not do anything that may damage the power cord or plug.

Prohibited The power cord or plug should not be cut, modified, touched with hot implements, bent by force, twisted, pulled, have heavy objects placed on it, squeezed by the refrigerator, or be bound or tied up. Using a damaged power cord may cause electric shock, short circuits, or fire. Please consult with a retailer about the repair of the power cord or plug. Connect the power plug firmly to a power outlet with the cord running down. Connection of the power plug with the cord running up could apply stress on the cord and cause electrical short or overheat, which could result in electrical shock or fire.

Incomplete connection of the power plug could result in electrical shock or fire due to heat. Clean the dust on the power plug frequently. Insulation failure from moisture when dust collects on the power plug may cause fire. Unplug the power plug and wipe it with a dry cloth. 42

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WARNING Handling the power and power cable Do not insert or remove the power plug with wet hands. This may result in electric shock. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. Be sure to unplug the power plug before maintaining the refrigerator. Continued use may cause electric shock or injury. Pg.66 Always hold the plug when unplugging it.

Wet Hands Prohibited During use Do not splash water on or inside the refrigerator. This may impair electrical insulation causing electric shock or fire. Do not put water containers on the refrigerator. Spilled water may impair insulation of electrical components causing faulty electrical currents. This may result in electric shock or fire. Safety Suggestions Wetting Prohibited Do not put in things that may catch fire. Benzine, ether, LP gas, thinner, adhesives may ignite an explosion. Drugs, chemicals, research and experimental substances should not be stored in the refrigerator. Substances that require precise conditions for storage cannot be stored in a domestic refrigerator.

Do not use flammable sprays near the refrigerator. Sparks from points of electrical contact such as door switches may ignite a fire. binder LP gas Benzine Prohibited Do not put things on top of the refrigerator. Opening and closing doors etc. may cause things placed on top of the refrigerator to fall resulting in injury. Do not hang on the doors or step on the various compartments. Injury may be caused by the refrigerator tipping over or hands getting caught between doors. Do not remove the cover of the interior lamp. When the interior lamp is damaged, please contact the service centre for replacing the lamp to avoid injury.

Do not put too much force on the door by opening it too much or leaning on the opened door. Do not add impact to the glass door. Do not touch the machinery components of the automatic ice maker. There is a danger of injury when the ice trays are rotating. Contact Prohibited Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. When an infant child may use the Auto Door or Auto Refrigerator Door to make mischief, please stop the Auto Door function. 43 Pg.50, 51

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