
Keep your refrigerator fresh, hygienic, and energy-efficient with simple, regular care.
Why Regular Cleaning Matters

A clean fridge is more than just about appearance — it’s about health, efficiency, and comfort.
By cleaning regularly, you can get following benefits.

Prevent unpleasant odors and bacteria growth.

Keep your food fresher for longer.

Save energy by maintaining smooth air circulation.

Feel refreshed and satisfied every time you open the door.
What You’ll Need
You don’t need special tools — just a few gentle cleaning items:
・Soft damp cloth
・Sponge
・Neutral kitchen detergent (mild and non-abrasive)
・Lukewarm water
・Dry microfiber cloth
・Dry towel for finishing
Note: Avoid using hot water, alcohol, acid, benzine, thinner, soap powder, or abrasive cleaners — these may damage the plastic or coating.

When and How to Clean Each Part
1 Shelves and Door Pockets
Every 3 months
Wash removable shelves and door pockets in lukewarm water with mild detergent. Rinse and dry completely before reinstalling.

2 Drawers
Every 3 months
Wipe with a cloth soaked in diluted neutral detergent.
Note: Avoid removing the lubricating gel on the side.

3 Interior
Every 3 months
Wipe walls and corners with a cloth soaked in diluted neutral detergent. Finish by wiping again with clean water and drying with a towel.

4 Door Gasket
At least once a month
Use a damp cloth to clean the rubber seal around the door. Wipe dry to prevent mould.

5 Exterior
Every 3 months
Rub the door surface and handle with a soft damp cloth, then wipe them dry with a microfiber cloth.

6 Auto Ice Maker
Water tank once a week, ice box and ice tray every 3 months
Learn how to clean Auto Ice Maker here >

7 Water Dispenser
Once a week
Learn how to clean water dispenser here >

Frequently Asked Questions
If you’re only wiping a small area inside the fridge, you can leave the food where it is. If you plan to clean thoroughly for more than 30 minutes, move the food to a cooler bag.
Use mild detergent and warm water — avoid bleach or alcohol.
If you are only wiping it and making sure no water gets into the air vents, you do not need to unplug the fridge.
Note: If there is a risk of water entering the air vent, unplug the refrigerator. See the Operating Instructions for details.











