Summit FF1935PL - Manual (Page 8)

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minimum electrical requirements:
Check the voltage
and frequency
characteristics in
accordance with
your country of
residence.
electrical installation:
1. Install your refrigerator to the closest outlet. The use of
an extension cord is not recommended
2. Where possible, avoid connecting other electrical
appliances to the same outlet as your refrigerator while
it’s in use. This will prevent fluctuations in voltage and
overheating of the refrigerator.
3. To connect and disconnect your refrigerator, take the
cord by the plug and remove it. Never pull on the cable.
4. Your refrigerator comes equipped with a type “Y”
polarised power cord, which includes a grounding cable.
Do not remove the ground prong by using a two-prong
adaptor, or cut the cable to replace the original plug for
a two-prong plug.
5. If you live in a region where there are voltage and
frequency variations, don’t connect your refrigerator
into the outlet. You must install an automatic voltage
regulator with a minimum power of 500 Watts for 1000
Watts. Make sure the regulator can handle your region’s
variations in tension.
6. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced
by the manufacter, its service agent or similarly
qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
important:
Ignoring the above-mentioned advice places the
responsibility for any personal or material risk
entirely with the customer.
País Características Nominales
México 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Brasil 127 V ~ 60 Hz / 220 V ~ 60 Hz
Europa 220 V - 240 V ~ 50 Hz
Medio Oriente 220 V - 50 Hz / 110 V ~ 60 Hz
Perú 220 V ~ 60 Hz
Ecuador 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Venezuela 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Colombia 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Chile 220 V ~ 50 Hz
El Salvador 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Argentina 220 V ~ 50 Hz
Canadá 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Country Nominal Characteristics
115 V ~ 60 Hz
Brasil 127 V ~ 60 Hz / 220 V ~ 60 Hz
Europa 220 V - 240 V ~ 50 Hz
Medio Oriente 220 V - 50 Hz / 110 V ~ 60 Hz
Peru 220 V ~ 60 Hz
Ecuador 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Venezuela 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Colombia 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Chile 220 V ~ 50 Hz
El Salvador 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Argentina 220 V ~ 50 Hz
Canada 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Mexico