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User Manual for Haier HRF-380TMBM / HRF-380TMSM Refrigerator

Quick guide for the Haier 2-Door No Frost Refrigerator. Includes installation steps, temperature settings, food storage tips, cleaning instructions, and troubleshooting.

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Quick answer

  • This manual provides instructions for the Haier 2-Door No Frost Refrigerator (models HRF-380TMBM and HRF-380TMSM), covering safety, installation, operation, cleaning, and troubleshooting. p. 1

Key actions

  • Initial Setup p. 8
  • Cleaning p. 10

First start

  • Clean the unit, place shelves, plug in, and run for 6 hours before storing food. p. 8

Problems and fixes

Not operating

Check power supply, temperature setting, and fuse.

p. 11

Technical specifications

Parameter Value Meaning Pages
Total Capacity 357L Total storage volume p. 12

Where to find it in the PDF

  • Safety/Caution p. 3, 4
  • Features p. 6
  • Installation p. 7
  • Operation p. 8
  • Cleaning p. 10
  • Troubleshooting p. 11
  • Technical Specifications p. 12
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Quick guide from the manual

This document provides essential instructions for the Haier 2-Door No Frost Refrigerator. Key procedures include proper installation, initial setup, temperature control, and maintenance. Always ensure the refrigerator is grounded and placed on a level surface. For initial operation, allow the unit to run for 6 hours before storing food.

Features

The refrigerator consists of a freezer compartment (top) and a refrigerator compartment (bottom). Key components include the freezer temperature control, refrigerator temperature control, chiller room, vegetable crisper, and various storage racks for eggs, bottles, and general items.

Refrigerator features diagram
Refrigerator features diagram

Installation

Additional installation photo from page 5
Additional installation photo from page 5
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Additional installation photo from page 19
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Additional installation photo from page 20
  • Location: Select a strong, level floor. Adjust the height of the screw if the floor is uneven.
  • Clearance: Allow sufficient space between the back and side walls to ensure the door opens fully and to minimize noise.
  • Environment: Avoid direct sunlight, heat sources, and moist areas.
  • Grounding: Ensure proper grounding to prevent electric shock. If adding a ground wire, attach it to a metal pipe or a rod buried at least 2.4 meters in the ground.
  • Post-Installation: After moving the refrigerator, leave it static for 6 hours before switching it on to ensure proper cooling system operation.

Operation

Initial Setup

For faster cooling during the first use:

  1. Clean the refrigerator with a soft towel.
  2. Place shelves in their original positions.
  3. Keep the door open and plug the power cord into its own electrical outlet.
  4. Set the Freezer Compartment dial to MIN and the Refrigerator Compartment dial to MAX.
  5. After 6 hours, turn both dials to the middle MED position.

Temperature Control

The refrigerator is equipped with temperature control dials for both the freezer and refrigerator compartments. Adjust these settings based on your cooling needs.

Food Storage

  • Air Circulation: Leave spaces between food items to help air circulation.
  • Storage Tips: Store fish and meats requiring quick refrigeration at the rear of the compartment.
  • Wrapping: Wrap foods that dry easily (e.g., fish, smoked meats) in moisture-vapor-proof material.
  • Hot Foods: Pre-cool hot foods before storing them in the refrigerator.
  • Bottles: Wipe water off the surface of bottles before storing.

Cleaning and Maintenance

  • Preparation: Always unplug the refrigerator and remove all food before cleaning.
  • Cleaning: Use a damp cloth for both exterior and interior parts. Dry with a soft, clean cloth.
  • Prohibited Items: Never use brushes, acids, chemical thinners, gasoline, or benzine.
  • Odors: To remove odors, mix lemon skin with warm water, wipe the surface, and dry thoroughly.
  • Frequency: Clean the inside and door gasket once a month.

Troubleshooting

If the refrigerator is not operating, check if the power cord is plugged in, the temperature control is set to MIN, or if the fuse/circuit breaker is off. If the unit is warmer than usual, check for frequent door openings or large amounts of warm food. If there are unusual sounds, ensure the unit is balanced and not touching the wall.

Manufacturer information

Haier

Brand profile

Practical help

Common problems

Refrigerator not operating

Check if the power cord is plugged in, the temperature control is set to MIN, or if the home fuse/circuit breaker is off.

Warmer than usual

Reduce frequent door openings, check temperature control settings, and avoid placing large amounts of warm food inside.

Unusual sounds

Ensure the floor is level, the unit is balanced, and the back of the refrigerator is not touching the wall.

Moisture collects inside

Reduce frequent door openings and avoid storing warm food in humid weather.

Before use

  • Clean the interior with a soft towel.
  • Place all shelves in their original positions.
  • Keep the door open and plug the power cord into its own electrical outlet.
  • Wait 6 hours before storing food.
  • Set temperature to MIN (freezer) and MAX (fridge) for initial cooling.

Specs in practice

Total Capacity
357 Liters / 12.6 Cubic Feet
Freezing Capacity
8kg per 24 hours
Rated Voltage
220-240V, 50/60Hz

Images and diagrams

  • The refrigerator features a freezer compartment with temperature control, ice cube box, and shelves.
  • The fridge compartment includes a chiller room, temperature control, vegetable crisper, and various door racks.

Model compatibility

  • Not intended for use by persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities without supervision.
  • Designed for household and similar applications.

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