Manual for R-M700ERU8

Manual for R-M700ERU8

Brand: HITACHI

Category: Refrigerator

Document Type: Manual

Language: EN

Uploaded: Nov. 21, 2025, 6:24 p.m.

Preparation for Use

  • Warnings and Cautions for Safety: Read and follow all safety instructions to prevent harm and damage.
  • Installation: Check door widths, install on a rigid level floor with adequate ventilation space, and ensure proper earthing. Adjust legs for door leveling.
  • Before Use: Clean the interior, connect to an exclusive power outlet, and allow sufficient time for cooling before storing food.
  • Optimal Food Storage: Maintain space between foods, do not block air vents, keep food wrapped, and avoid placing warm food on chilled food.

Operation

  • Location of Food Storage: Understand recommended storage areas for different food types in freezer, refrigerator, and vegetable compartments.
  • How to Use Control Panel: Learn functions of display and buttons, including temperature control, Energy Saving, Child Lock, Quick Freezing, Quick Cooling, and alarm functions.
  • Freezer Compartment: Details on Quick Freezing, Adjustable-height Shelves, Powerful Freezing, and Freezer Drawers.
  • Refrigerator Compartment: Information on Adjustable-height Shelves, Quick Cooling, Dairy Pocket, and Egg Tray.
  • Vegetable Compartment: Guides on Vegetable Drawers and Door Pockets.
  • Ice Dispenser and Water Dispenser: Instructions for filling water tank, using ice dispenser (cubed/crushed), and water dispenser. Includes maintenance like Ice Tray Cleaning and Water Filter cleaning.
  • Twist Ice Maker (Standard Model): How to make ice and its location.

Maintenance

  • How to Maintain Your Refrigerator: General cleaning instructions for interior and exterior parts.
  • Part Removal: Steps for removing shelves, drawers, doors, and lamp covers.
  • Replacing Lamp: Instructions for replacing interior lamps.

Troubleshooting

  • First Check the Following: Provides a table to identify and resolve common problems related to cooling, freezing, condensation, noise, odors, and door operation.
  • Ice Dispenser and Water Dispenser: Specific troubleshooting for ice making, dispensing issues, and water dispensing problems.
  • Malfunction Display: Explains error codes (e.g., F3) and possible causes/checks.
  • Service Center: Contact information for support.

Troubleshooting and error codes

Problems Point to be checked Detailed Check Points and Countermeasures
Does not cool at all. • Is the power plug supplied ? • Did the power cord get unplugged ?
• Was a fuse or circuit breaker tripped ?
Was there a power outage?
Does not cool properly. • Was the refrigerator just installed? • Up to approximately 4 hours is required until your refrigerator cools properly. In the summer, up to 24 hours may be required.
• Confirm that the refrigerator was installed properly. • Is your refrigerator in contact with direct sunlight?
Is there a heat producing device such as a gas stove nearby?
• Is there sufficient open space around your refrigerator? (P.5)
Food in the refrigerator compartment and vegetable compartment freezes. • Is the freezer compartment temperature set to -16 °C or -15 °C, and is the refrigerator compartment temperature set to 6 °C or 7 °C ? • Set the freezer compartment temperature to -19 °C or -18 °C, and set the refrigerator compartment to 3 °C or 4 °C. (P.8)
• Is there too much food in the refrigerator?
• Are there any hot items inside ?
• Is the cold air outlet blocked by any food items? (P.6)
• Check the inside of the refrigerator. • We recommend that you open and close the door quickly, and open and close it as little as possible.
• Is the door being opened frequently?
• Is the door touching food and not completely closing?
• Is there anything such as a plastic bag caught between the door gasket and the refrigerator main body, or are there any gaps?
• Confirm that there are no gaps when the door is closed.
• When the door is closed, be sure that no food or plastic bags are caught between the door and the refrigerator main body.
Is it a hot summer day? • Set the temperature inside the freezer compartment to -22 °C or -21 °C, and inside the refrigerator compartment to 2 °C or 3 °C.
• On very hot days, the cooling capacity could decrease, ice cream could become soft, and the temperature in the door pockets could increase.
(P.8)
• Avoid opening and closing the door as much as possible. (P.9)
Condensation (or frost) is forming. • Because the freezer compartment has priority to be cooled during "Quick Freezing" operation, the temperature inside the refrigerator compartment could increase.
• Is the temperature for the refrigerator compartment set to 1 °C or 2°C?
• Is the ambient temperature 5 °C or less?
• Change the temperature setting for the refrigerator compartment to 3 °C to 5 °C. When set to 1 °C to 2°C, food might freeze.
• If the temperature in the refrigerator compartment is set to 6 °C or 7 °C, food is less likely to freeze. (P.8)
• Has any moist food been placed in front of the cold air outlet or at the back of a refrigerator shelf?
• Is any moist food being stored such that it is touching the back left wall of the refrigerator compartment?
• Moist food might freeze, so do not place it in front of the cold air outlet or at the back of a refrigerator compartment shelf.
• Because the food is touching the freezer compartment partition whose temperature is comparatively low, the food might freeze. Either increase the temperature setting or move the food away from the compartment partition a little. (P.6)
• When the humidity is so high, condensation might form on the outside of the unit, on the door gasket, or on the door. Also, after the door is opened and closed, the cold air might make the door surface fog up. This is not unusual. • Wipe it off with a dry cloth.
• Condensation is less likely to form if the temperature setting for the freezer compartment is changed to -18 °C to -15 °C. (P.8)
• Is condensation forming on the vegetable compartment drawer? • This is because high humidity is maintained inside the drawer to prevent vegetables from drying out and to increase their life.
Wipe with a dry cloth.
Water is collecting either inside the refrigerator or on the floor. • Is the door securely closed ? • If there are any gaps between the door and the refrigerator main body, not only will the temperature inside increase, but condensation or frost could also form. Please close the door securely.
• Is the door opened for a long time or opened and closed frequently?
Is the door touching food, etc., and not closing completely?
• Did any water in a plastic bottle spill?
• Decrease the number of times the door is opened and closed, and open and close the door quickly.
• If the door is not closed completely, condensation drips onto the inside of the refrigerator or on the floor. Please close the door completely.
• Store bottled water so it does not spill.
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