Refrigerator Placement
The refrigerator should be placed in a location that avoids direct sunlight, allows for good ventilation, and maintains a certain distance from the wall to allow heat generated during operation to dissipate.
Check Sealing
Regularly check the refrigerator seal. If the seal is deformed, it will affect the tightness of the closure, causing cold air to leak out and increasing energy consumption. If the deformation is severe, it should be repaired or replaced promptly.
Regular Defrosting
After a period of use, frost will build up in the refrigerator. If it is not defrosted regularly, it will affect the cooling effect, increase energy consumption, and may even damage the compressor. Therefore, defrost whenever the frost thickness exceeds 7cm.
Minimize Door Openings
Every time the refrigerator door is opened, cold air is exposed and hot air is allowed in, requiring the compressor to run again. Therefore, try to take out a variety of food items at once, and do so quickly. Do not open the door too wide to minimize cold air loss.
Refrigerator Odor Removal
Lemon Odor Removal: Cut a lemon into small slices and place them on different shelves in the refrigerator to remove odors.
Charcoal Odor Removal: Crush an appropriate amount of charcoal, put it in a small cloth bag, and place it inside the refrigerator for excellent odor removal.
