Samsung RF267ABBP/XAA User Manual

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Contents

Operating _33CLEAning tHE REFRigERAtoRCaring for your Samsung French Door Refrigerator prolongs the life of your appliance and helpskeep it odor and germ-free.02 oPERAtingCleaning the interiorClean the inside walls and accessories with a milddetergent and then wipe dry with a soft cloth. You canremove the drawers and shelves for a more thoroughcleaning. Just make sure to dry drawers and shelvesbefore putting them back into place.Cleaning the ExteriorWipe the digital panel and display panel with a clean,soft cloth. Spray water onto the cleaning cloth insteadof spraying directly on the surface of the Refrigerator.It helps ensure an even distribution of moisture to thesurface. The doors, handles and cabinet surfaces shouldbe cleaned with a mild detergent and then wiped dry witha soft cloth. To keep your appliance looking its best, theexterior should be polished once or twice a year.Do not use Benzene, Thinner or Clorox for cleaning. They maydamage the surface of the appliance and may cause fire.Cleaning the ice/water DispenserPush down one end of the tray dispenser and remove it.Wipe the Ice / Water Dispenser with a clean and soft cloth.Do not spray the Refrigerator with water while it is plugged in, as it may cause an electric shock.Do not clean the Refrigerator with benzene, thinner or car detergent due to risk of fire.Cleaning behind the RefrigeratorTo keep cords and exposed parts free of dust and dirt accumulation, vacuum behind the appliance onceor twice a year.Do not remove the back cover. Doing so may cause an electric shock.Cleaning the Rubber door sealsIf the rubber door seals are dirty, the doors may not closeproperly, and the Refrigerator will not operate efficiently.Keep the door seals free of grit or grime by cleaning thedoors with a mild detergent and damp cloth. Wipe drywith a clean, soft cloth.CAUTIONCAUTIONCAUTIONCAUTIONPrinted letters on the display may be erased if the stainless cleaneris applied directly to the area where the letters are printed.