Page 2 - When installing your unit; About using your refrigerator; WARNING
2 For your safety, please be sure to followthese instructions For your safety, please be sure to followthese instructions The types of danger that can result from improperhandling are explained in the sections below. ٹ The symbols illustrated below havethe following meanings. Mishandling can lead to...
Page 3 - Installing and Transporting; When Recycling
3 Before use Operation Cleaning When in trouble CAUTION WARNING When something abnormal or unusualoccurs, turn off immediately and consult with“the store where you purchased the unit” orwith a “Mitsubishi Electric repair counter.” Do not use in a shed or a garage. If small animals damage the wiring,...
Page 4 - Use a dedicated outlet; The outside of the refrigerator and the; Connect the power supply; *Connect power supply soon after installing the refrigerator; Install the refrigerator in:; A place with low humidity; Installation; Use in hot spring areas; How to remove the energy label
4 From Installation to Operation From Installation to Operation Use a dedicated outlet Use a dedicated outlet for the power supply that meets the rating specified on therating label. (The rating label is located on the door-liner of the refrigerator compartment.) The refrigerator will not be damaged...
Page 5 - Prepare for earthquakes.; Do not damage the refrigerant; Installing the support cover; Bottom front of refrigerator
5 Before use Operation Cleaning When in trouble Prepare for earthquakes. Strong belts WARNING Thread 2 strong belts through the hand-holds on the top rear of the refrigerator and anchor them to a strong location, such as wall or post. The refrigerator may tipover and cause injury. The operation nois...
Page 6 - Detail Setting
6 How to Use the Operation Panel How to Use the Operation Panel Touching will cause the operable icons to light up. To save power, all displays other than are usually turned off (it turns off if there is no operation after 30 seconds). When operating, be sure to touch the buttons with your fingers. ...
Page 7 - To Cancel the Setting; Operation Example; In; Touch; Touch the icon to set
7 Before use Operation Cleaning When in trouble In the following cases, the display may not change even when you touch it. Wipe the moisture and dirt off your fingers. Perform operations with your hands. After you have touched an icon, confirm that the display has changed before touching again. The ...
Page 8 - Wrap food that have strong odors thoroughly before storage; Food that transfers odors easily; If the door alarm sounds; Tempered glass shelf; Illustration of the MR-LA635ER
8 Refrigerator Compartment Refrigerator Compartment Shallot, dried fish, fermented foods, beef, sardines, kimchi, etc. Puddings, ice cream, potato salad, rice, bread, milk, cake, ice, etc. A slight odor may remain. Wrap food that have strong odors thoroughly before storage A slight odor may remain. ...
Page 9 - Refrigerator Compartment; Tips for Energy Saving; Wipe wrap; Egg shelf; Relocate the pockets; Adjustable to 2 positions; Adjustable pockets
9 Before use Operation Cleaning When in trouble Refrigerator Compartment Refrigerator Compartment (Continued) (Continued) Do not leave food hanging over shelves or pockets.Do not place glass bottles that cannot fit all the wayto the bottom at the frontof the bottle pocket. The bottle may keep a door...
Page 11 - About the first batches of ice.; How to; How to remove the tank plug.; Turn to the “Open” position and lift off.; How to put in the tank plug.
11 Before use Operation Cleaning When in trouble Automatic Ice-Maker Automatic Ice-Maker OPEN CLOSE OPEN CLOSE OPEN CLOSE You can make ice cubes by puting water in the water supply tank of the refrigeratorcompartment. Please do periodically maintain to make a good ice cube by cleaning.Please drain t...
Page 12 - About the ice; When you will not make ice for a long time; Press for about 5 seconds.
12 To stop ice-making To restart ice-making Water supplytank Put the watersupply tankback in place. Take out the ice storage box.And discard water or ice. ● Do not put the food items when making ice. Please gently close the door of freezing compartment. Ice cube may get dirty. Do not insert water ov...
Page 13 - Rapid Cool; RAPID COOL; To cancel the setting; To Set
13 Before use Operation Cleaning When in trouble The sound of the refrigerator running gets louder during Rapid Cool, because it is operating at high speed. Rapid Cool Rapid Cool (in refrigerator compartment) (in refrigerator compartment) When storing a large amount of food, protect the food's fresh...
Page 14 - RAPID FREEZE
14 The sound of the refrigerator running gets louder during Rapid Freeze, because it is operating at high speed. Rapid Freeze Rapid Freeze (in freezer compartment) (in freezer compartment) When storing a large amount of food, protect the food's freshness by rapidly freezing it. RAPID FREEZE 1 2 Swif...
Page 15 - Energy Saving Mode
Before use Operation Cleaning When in trouble 15 EnergySavingMode An appropriate timing is selected for each compartment and the energy saving mode is performed automatically with a slightly high temperature setting. To Set 1 Touch on the operation panel 2 Touch The text above the icon will light up...
Page 16 - Temperature Adjustment; Refrigerator/Freezer Compartment Temperature; Performing Temperature Adjustment
16 Temperature Adjustment At the time of purchase,the settings are as follows. Refrigerator and FreezerCompartments ……"COLD" The set temperatureand compartment lights up. 1 Touch on the operation panel 2 Repeatedly touch to light up the compartment that you want to set the temperature for. T...
Page 17 - How to remove and clean accessories; Unplug the electrical plug.; Please wipe as soon as possible.; Power Plug; Refrigerator rear side and floor; Replacing lamps in compartments
Before use Operation Cleaning When in trouble 17 Dust How to remove and clean accessories How to remove and clean accessories This can cause injury, an electric shockor a fire. Do not take apart, repair or convert.Do not continue to use with damaged parts. Do not do If it is not unplugged, it willca...
Page 18 - Adjustable pocket Bottle pocket
18 Use reverse procedures to put accessories back in place. Use reverse procedures to put accessories back in place. Illustration of the MR-LA635ER Utility case Fully pull out the slide case.Lift the end on your side. Vegetable case Lift the end on your side to pull outthe Vegetable case. *The ceili...
Page 19 - How to maintain your automatic ice-maker; Water supply tank / Purification filter; Pointers for assembling the water supply pump
Before use Operation Cleaning When in trouble 19 How to maintain your automatic ice-maker How to maintain your automatic ice-maker Please periodically clean to prevent the occurrence of waterscale, mold, etc. Please remove water when not making ice. ※ Do not use a dishwasher or dryerbecause it may c...
Page 20 - Water supply pipe; NOTE
20 OPEN CLOSE OPEN CLOSE OPEN CLOSE How to maintain your automatic ice-maker How to maintain your automatic ice-maker (Continued) (Continued) For once-a-month Water supply pipe Fully pull out theslide case.Lift forward toremove. Water supply tank Water supply tank Utility case (large) Utility case (...
Page 21 - Other Issues; Power Outages; To Prevent Accidental Button Operation; To Reset Settings; To Cancel
Before use Operation Cleaning When in trouble 21 Other Issues Other Issues (Power Outages, Child Safety Lock, Setting Reset, When Lights Up) (Power Outages, Child Safety Lock, Setting Reset, When Lights Up) Power Outages Minimize the frequency of opening the doors, and avoid adding more food. Operat...
Page 25 - Troubleshooting; Sound; Door
Before use Operation Cleaning When in trouble 25 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Page 6 Page 4 Page 21 Heat discharging pipe Condensation Prevention Pipes Page 16 Page 16 Page 4 Set to “COLD or COLDER” or to the setting of your liking. Is the flow of cold air being blocked? Are the doors being opene...
Page 26 - Other; Problem; Operation P; utomatic Ice Making
26 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting (Continued) (Continued) 1 There are lineslike scratches onthe clear parts 1 Is it a thin line without level difference onits both sides? This is a mark created at the time the plastic is molded.It is created at the joint where resin flows.This is not a flaw. There ...
Page 27 - Accessories
Before use Operation Cleaning When in trouble 27 Accessories Accessories MODEL NAME COUNTRY NAME AUSTRALIA / NEW ZEALAND MR-LA580ER/LA635ER-A This appliance is designed for use in Australia and New Zealand only and cannot be used in any other country.No service is available outside of Australia and ...
Page 28 - R600a Refrigerant Warning
NZ79C925H01 The appliance is not intended for use by youngchildren or infirm persons without supervision. Young children should be supervised to ensurethat they do not play with the appliance.WARNING - Do not use mechanical devices orother means to accelerate the defrosting process,other than those ...