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How to First Start Your Refrigerator?
How to First Start Your Refrigerator?

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How to First Start Your Refrigerator
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How to First Start Your Refrigerator

When setting up your new refrigerator for the first time, it’s important to follow the correct

steps to ensure it functions properly and efficiently. Beko provides simple and effective

guidelines to help you get started.

Step 1: Avoid Using Extension Sockets

When you’re ready to plug in your refrigerator, do not use an extension socket. Plugging

the refrigerator directly into the wall socket ensures a stable power supply, which is

essential for its long-term functionality.

Step 2: Test the Power Socket

Before plugging in your refrigerator, test the main power socket to make sure it’s working

properly. You can use a lamp or another small appliance to check whether the socket

provides power.

Step 3: Plug in the Refrigerator

Once you’ve confirmed the socket is working, plug in your Beko refrigerator. This step is

crucial to starting the appliance for the first time.

Step 4: Let the Refrigerator Run

After plugging it in, keep the refrigerator switched on for at least 6 hours without placing

any food inside. This allows the appliance to reach the correct internal temperature and

ensures the cooling system is working efficiently.

By following these steps, you ensure your refrigerator starts smoothly and operates

efficiently from the beginning. Skipping or neglecting any of these steps can lead to power

issues or improper cooling, impacting the refrigerator’s long-term performance.

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