CHECKING THE WATER DISPENSER LINE (OPTIONAL)

A water dispenser is just one of the helpful features on your new Samsung refrigerator. To help promote better health, the Samsung water fi lter removes unwanted particles from your water. However, it does not sterilize or destroy microorganisms. You will need to purchase a water purifying system to do that. In order for the icemaker to operate properly, water pressure of 138 ~862 kPa is required. Under normal conditions, a 170 cc paper cup can be fi lled in 10 seconds. If the refrigerator is installed in an area with low water pressure (below 138 kPa), you can install a booster pump to compensate for the low pressure. Make sure the water storage tank inside the refrigerator is properly fi lled. To do this, press the water dispenser lever until the water runs from the water outlet. When using the Water Dispenser, Slight noises can be generated from supplying water.

Water Line installation Kits are included. You can fi nd it in one of the freezer drawers.

USING THE ICE MAKER (OPTIONAL)

(RS77*)

To Remove the Ice Bucket

- Hold the handle as shown in fi gure1.

-Slightly pull up the bottom part.

-Take out the ice bucket slowly.

To Refit The Ice Bucket

-Assemble it in the reverse order of disassembly.

- Push the bucket in fi rmly until

Figure1

you hear a clicking sound.

 

- When the bucket does not fi t

 

into its place, turn the gear

 

handle on its back by 90

 

degrees and reinstall it again

 

as shown in fi gure 2.

 

Normal Operation

- Any sounds you hear when the ice

maker dumps ice into the bucket

Figure2

are part of normal operation.

 

- Not dispensing ice for long

 

periods may cause ice

 

clumps in the ice bucket.

 

Remove the remaining ice

 

and empty the bucket.

 

- When ice does not come out,

 

Check for any ice stuck in the

 

chute and remove it.

 

- The fi rst batch of ice cubes may

 

be small due to air in the pipe

Ice Chute

after connection, any air will be

 

purged during normal use.

 

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- When ICE OFF blinks on the display panel, reinsert the bucket and/or make sure it’s

CAUTION installed properly.

-When the door is open, the Ice and water dispenser do not work.

-If you close the door hard, it may cause water spilling over the ice maker.

-To prevent dropping the ice bucket, use both hands when removing it.

-To prevent injury, be sure to clean up any

ice or water that may have dropped on the fl oor.

-Do not let children hang on the ice dispenser or on the bucket.

They may get hurt.

-Be sure not to put your hand or any object into the ice chute.

It may cause personal injury or damage mechanical parts.

Check the amount of water supplied to the ice tray. (RS757*/ RS756*)

1. Lift up the icemaker cover and gently pull out.

2. When you press the Test button for 3 seconds, the ice cube container is fi lled with water from the water supply tap. Check to make sure the amount of water is correct (see the illustration below).

If the water level is too low, the ice cubes will be small. This is a water pressure problem from with in the main water pipes, not the refrigerator.

1

Ice maker

Feeler Arm

Check the water level

Test button

2

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RS7* specifications

The Samsung RS7 series refrigerators stand out in the competitive landscape of modern appliances. Designed with elegance and efficiency, these refrigerators cater to the needs of contemporary households, seamlessly integrating advanced technology with user-friendly features.

One of the most notable aspects of the Samsung RS7 series is its spacious interior. With a generous capacity, these refrigerators are designed to accommodate a variety of food items, from large grocery hauls to bulk storage. The flexible shelving system allows users to customize storage configurations, making it easy to fit everything from tall bottles to wide platters.

In terms of cooling technology, the Samsung RS7 refrigerators utilize a Twin Cooling Plus system. This innovative feature independently cools the fridge and freezer compartments, helping to maintain optimal humidity levels. As a result, food stays fresher for longer, and the risk of odor transfer between compartments is significantly reduced.

The RS7 series also embraces smart technology with SmartThings integration. This feature allows users to monitor and control their refrigerator from their smartphone, providing real-time alerts and information on the status of food items. Whether checking the temperature or receiving notifications about open doors, the convenience of remote access enhances the overall user experience.

Energy efficiency is another crucial characteristic of the RS7 series. Equipped with a digital inverter compressor, these refrigerators consume less energy compared to traditional models. This not only helps reduce electricity bills but also contributes to a greener environment. The energy-efficient design adheres to modern sustainability standards, making these units an eco-friendly choice.

The sleek exterior of the RS7 series is complemented by a modern design that fits seamlessly into any kitchen decor. With options for a fingerprint-resistant finish, buyers can enjoy a polished look that stays clean and stylish. Additionally, integrated handles and a minimalistic aesthetic contribute to the overall appeal.

Furthermore, Samsung emphasizes user convenience with features like a water and ice dispenser, providing easy access to chilled water and ice cubes without opening the door. The dispenser also incorporates a filter system, ensuring that the water served is clean and safe.

In summary, the Samsung RS7 series refrigerators merge style, technology, and efficiency. With their spacious layouts, innovative cooling techniques, smart features, and energy-saving capabilities, they represent a remarkable choice for anyone looking to elevate their kitchen experience.
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