Samsung RH269LBSH owner manual View of Transmitter Front view, How to connect external sources

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VIEW OF I.C.E. PAD/TRANSMITTER

View of Transmitter.

Front view

 

Status lamp : This displays the transmission status of the wireless signal.

 

- If this lamp blinks, the Transmitter is sending a signal to

1

the I.C.E. PAD.

Power lamp : This displays the Transmitter power status.

 

2

- On : The Transmitter is in power on mode.

 

- Off : The Transmitter is in power off mode.

[Front view ]

Rear view

TV_ANT IN

TV_ANT OUT

R

AUDIO L

VIDEO

R AUDIO L

VIDEO

 

 

 

EXTERNAL INPUT 1

EXTERNAL INPUT 2

1

2

 

3

 

4

 

TV_ANT IN : TV Antenna Input

TV_ANT OUT : TV Antenna Output

External Input 1 : External Audio/Video Input #1

External Input 2 : External Audio/Video Input #2

RADIO AM

RADIO FM DC_IN Power

ON

OFF

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Radio AM : Connect Radio AM Antenna cable.

Radio FM : Connect Radio FM Antenna cable.

DC_IN : Connect an adaptor.

Power : Use to power on or off.

How to connect external sources.

 

3

 

 

8

TV_ANT IN

TV_ANT OUT

 

RADIO AM

RADIO FM DC_IN Power

 

 

 

 

ON

 

EXTERNAL INPUT 1

EXTERNAL INPUT 2

 

OFF

 

 

 

1

2

4

5

6

7

ANT IN : Connect to an external antenna cable.

ANT OUT : Connect to an antenna input port on a TV. AV IN 1, 2 : Video and audio inputs for

external devices, such as a DVD or VCR. RADIO FM : Connect to an FM antenna.

RADIO AM : Connect to an AM antenna.

DC IN : Connect to an adapter.

POWER SWITCH : Use in order to turn the Transmitter

power on or off.

You should use only the A/V cable which is provided with the I.C.E. PAD.

CAUTION

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Contents E. PAD Safety Warning Signs Safety Warning Signs Setting UP the Refrigerator Major FeaturesService center Twin Cooling SystemControl Panel Freezer ButtonPower Freeze Digital PanelTemperature Control Cold WaterPush the ice dispenser lever with a cup Wire Shelf Tilt Pockets Plastic Drawers Wire Drawers Front Leg CoverShelves and Bins FreezerFood Storage Guide Wine Shelf Tempered Spill Proof Glass ShelfEgg Container Chilled Bin or CoolSelect ZoneTM DrawerQuick Cool Button Thaw ButtonThat you do not want to thaw Select Button Soft FreezeChill CoolRemoving the Freezer Accessories Care and Cleaning Changing the Interior Light Twin DeodorizerWater Filter Indicator light Using the dispenser without the water filterOrdering replacement filters Water FilterInstallation of the Refrigerator Checking the Dimensions of your Entrance DoorSelecting the Location for the Refrigerator Removing the Refrigerator Doors Removing the Front Leg CoverSeparating the Water Supply Line from the Refrigerator Removing the Freezer Door Removing the Refrigerator Door Reattaching the Freezer Door Reattaching the Refrigerator Doors Reattaching the Refrigerator DoorIt from the front part of the upper hinge cover FirstReattaching the Water Supply Line Reattaching the Front Leg CoverMarked line to avoid leaks Leveling the Refrigerator Doors will be uneven if the refrigerator is not levelCase 2 Freezer door is higher than that of the refrigerator Making small adjustments between doors Adjust Leveling firstIf the door of the freezer is lower than that RefrigeratorConnecting to water supply line Using a water supply kit containing copper tubingChecking the Water Dispenser Line Install the water filter Connect the water line to the refrigeratorInstallation of the Water Dispenser Line Check the amount of water supplied to the ice trayTroubleshooting Memo E. PAD E. PAD Major Features General InformationFunction Description This is not a failure of the unitAccessoriessupplied E. PAD And TransmitterView of I.C.E. PAD/TRANSMITTER View of I.C.E. PADRear view Right viewBottom view How to connect external sources View of Transmitter Front viewE. PAD Power Management How to turn on the I.C.E. PADHow to turn off the I.C.E. PAD How to turn the Transmitter power on and offHow to connect an adapter Battery ManagementBattery Safety Warning Signs HOW to USE Virtual Keyboard How to use the virtual keyboardHow to bring up the on-screen keyboard How to control touch point This enables you to handwrite text using the stylus penOrder to continue special characters mode, choose key Choose unless you choose other sectionsBattery level icon changes to the plug icon User InterfaceMain screen Select category mode Create new mode How to enter a new food itemFood Management Main screen E. PAD front viewEdit mode ScheduleTo set the time and alarm Choose the intervalHow to change your schedule Edit mode How to delete your scheduleAlarm message window To control the alarm volume and soundHow to enter new special day Saved special day mode Create new mode Select category modeSpecial DayBirthday, Party, Wedding and Anniversary Choose the memo buttonMemo How to change memo Edit mode How to delete memoHow to leave a new voice message New voice message modeFamily Message How to leave new text message Setting How to control screen brightnessHow to set power saving time How to calibrate the touch pointSetting-Screen mode How to set the key volumeHow to control the alarm volume and sound How to change timeHow to use today E. PAD front view Radio mode How to listen to the radioToday RadioHow to connect the AM Antenna AM antenna can be How to connect the FM AntennaRear of the system using a 75 coaxial cablenot supplied To avoid noise interferenceE. PAD front view How to watch TV TV modeMode How to watch external device DVD, VCR Installation Instructions When Radio and TV functions do not work When the I.C.E. PAD functions do not workWhen the I.C.E. PAD turns off automatically There is noise on FM/AM broadcastsLimited Warranty to Original Purchaser

RH269LBSH specifications

The Samsung RH269LBSH is a standout refrigerator that embodies innovative technology and modern design, making it a popular choice for households seeking both functionality and style. With its spacious interior and efficient layout, this model is designed to meet the storage needs of families and individuals alike.

One of the most notable features of the Samsung RH269LBSH is its generous capacity. The refrigerator offers ample space to store fresh produce, beverages, and other essentials, all while maintaining an organized layout. The multi-vent system ensures that air is evenly distributed throughout the fridge, maintaining optimal temperatures and preserving the freshness of food longer.

The Samsung RH269LBSH is equipped with an advanced cooling technology known as Twin Cooling Plus. This system uses two separate cooling systems for the refrigerator and freezer compartments. By preventing the mixing of air between the two areas, the refrigerator keeps fruits and vegetables fresher for a longer period while avoiding the transfer of odors. This technology also enhances energy efficiency, contributing to lower electricity bills.

Energy efficiency is a key characteristic of the RH269LBSH. It is designed to minimize energy consumption while maximizing performance. With an energy rating that meets stringent guidelines, users can enjoy the benefits of modern refrigeration without the guilt of high energy costs.

The exterior design of the Samsung RH269LBSH is as impressive as its interior features. The sleek stainless steel finish not only adds a touch of elegance to any kitchen but is also resistant to fingerprints and smudges, making it easy to clean. The ergonomic handle design makes opening the refrigerator door effortless.

In terms of convenience, the Samsung RH269LBSH comes equipped with adjustable shelves and spacious door bins. This allows users to customize the storage according to their unique needs. Additionally, the model features a digital display that provides easy access to temperature settings and other essential information.

Safety features, such as the child lock and door alarm, add an extra layer of security, making it suitable for families with young children. With its combination of advanced features, innovative technologies, and stylish design, the Samsung RH269LBSH is a compelling choice for anyone looking to upgrade their kitchen appliances.
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