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andoperatinginstructionsbefore
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ALL REFRIGERATOR
•Belore Pulling 4ntoUse .......................... 2
• Imporlant .................................... 3
• Placing and Installation ......................... .4
• Descripten of the Appliance ...................... 5
• Operation Control .............................. 6
• Use ........................................ 7
• Maintenance and Cleaning ....................... 8
• Changing the Direction of opening Ihe Do,or ..........9
, Trouble Shoetlng Guide ........................ 10
TOUT RI_FR1GI_RATEUR
* Avant la p_emi_re raise en service ................ 14
, Cen_ils importants ........................... I5
. InstailaEonel _aco0rdernent ..................... 16
,,,Description de I'appareil ........................ 17
, Commando .................................. 18
. Udiisat_on ................................... 19
,,, Enlrelien el nettoyage .......................... 20
° Changement du sens d'ouverturede la porte ........ 21
* D_fauts dans te fonetienaement .................. 22
Da.nbyProductsLirrdted,PO Box 1778,O_tar[o,C,_a.da NIH 6Z9
DanbyProductsInc., PO Box 669,Findl,_y_Ohio,USA 45839-0669
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All Refrigerator
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This Refrigerator is fo; domestic useonly and is
intendedfor storing fresh foods at temperatures
high.e; than O_C] 32°F.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Before Putting Into Use ................................... 2
Instructions forUse
We Care for the Environment
Tips for Energy Savings
Important ......................................................... 3
Disposing of Worn Out Appliances
Placing and Installation .................................. 4
Choosingthe Right Place
Installation
WAP,_NING
Grounding Instructions
Connection to Power Supply
Description of the Appliance .......................... 5
Operation Control ........................................... 6
Temperature Selection
Use ..................................................................... 7
Storing Fresh Foods
biaintenance and Cleaning ............................. 8
Automatic Defrosting of the Refrigerator
Cleaning the Appliance
Switch Off the Appliance When Not In Use
Changing the Direction of the Door
Opening (Swing) .............................................. 9
Trouble-Shooting Guide ................................ 10
MstrL[ctions for Use 1
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0 Before Putting Into Use
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• Before connectingthe appliance to electrical
power supply, leave itstand for about 2 hours,
whichwil_reduce the possibility of malfunctions
inthe cooling system due to transport handling.
= Ctean the appliance thoroughly, especially in
the interior (See Cleaning and Maintenance).
° Incase the interior accessories are not
correctly placed, rearrange them as described
in chapter 'Descriptionof the Appliance".
,, Always considerinstructions stated insections
Positioning and Energy Saving Tips, otherwise
the energy consumptionis substantially h]gher.
These instructions for use are intended for the
user. They describe the appliance and correct
operating procedures for safe use. SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS:
• Our productsuse environmentally fdendly
packaging, whichcan be either recycled or
disposed of in an environmentally friendly
manner. To this end, individualpackaging
materials are clearly marked.
,, These instructions are p_ntedeither on
recycledpaper or chlorine f_eebleached paper.
• When your appliance finallywears out, please
try not to burden the environmentwith it; call
yournearest authorized service agent. (See
Disposing of Worn Out Appliances)
° Try notto open the door too often,especia]]y
whenthe weather is hot and humid.Once you
open the door, close itas seen as possible.
This is especially important if you have an
upright model.
• Every now and then checkff the appliance L_
sufficiently ventilated (adequate air circulation
behind the appliance).
° Set thermostatfrom higherto !ower settingsas
soon as possible (depends on how loaded the
appliance is, ambient temperature etc).
• Before loading the appliance with packages of
freshfoods, make sure they are cooled to
ambient temperature. (excludingsoups)
,, Iceand frost layers increase energy
consumption,so clean the appliance as soon
as the frost layer is 3-5 mm thick.
• Ifthe gasket is damaged orthe door seal is
poor,energy consumptionis substantially
higher. To restoreefficiency, replace the
gasket,
,, The condenser on the rear wall shouldbe
always clean, free of dust or ar_yimpur_lies.
2 Instructions for Use
Important "" '
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• If you have bought this appliance to replace an
old o_e equipped with a door lock that cannot
be opened from the inside (lock, bolt), make
sure that the lock is removed, disabled or
destroyed before discarding. This will make
it impossible _orchildren to accidentally lock
themselves inside the appliance and suffocate.
,bThe appliance must be properly connected to
an electrical power supply. (see: Connection to
Power Supply).
,, If the food has a strange stool; or (:olor,throw it
away, because it isvery' likely that it is spoiled
and therefore dangerous to consume.
•AIways disconnect the appliance from the
power supply before cleaning the appliance,
replacing the light bulb and/or attempting
repairs. WARNING: repairs should be
performed by qualified so.ice personnel
• Do not defrostthe appliance with otherelectric
appliances (for example a hairdryer) and never
attempt toscrape/remove iceffrost withsharp
objects. Use only enclosed tools or tools
recommended by the man ufacturer.
• For the sake of environment protection- be
careful not to damage the rear wall ofthe
appliance (i.e. the condenser unitor related
tubing -when moving the appliance) or any part
of the refrigerating system inside the appliance.
, The refrigerating system of the appliance is
filled w_lhrefrigerant arid oil, so when the
appliance is damaged, handle it with care and
dispose of _tin compliance with environmental
protection safeguards. (See We Care for the
Environment).
• Ti3e rating plate containingModel No/Serial No
and other technical data specific to this unit, is
located e_therinside the appliance oroutside on
the rear wall
unableto Iocate one, contactyour local
authorities or your distributor.Be careful not to
damage the tubes on the rear wall of the
appliance (danger of pollution).
• When your appliance finally wears out, dispose
of it in a safe and harmless manner, ifthe
appliance is equipped witha door lockthat
cannotbe opened from the inside (lock, bolt),
make sure that the lock is removed, disabled or
destroyed before being discarded. Tt_[swill
make it impossible for children to accidentaf[y
lock themselves inside the appliance and
suffocate.
,, The refrigerating system of the appliance is
filled with refrigerant artd insulating substances
whichshould be separately treated and
processed. Call your nearest authorized service
agent or specialized servicing center. If you are
Instructions for Use 8
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Placing and Installation
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Place the appliance in a dry and regularly
ventitated room. Allowed ambient temperature
depends on the model {class) el the appliance
and is stated on the rating plate of the appliance.
Never place the appliance near heal emitting
devices {e.g. cooking appliances, radiators, water
heaters or similar devices} and do not expose to
direct sunlight.
Ctass
SN (sub-no,real)
N (normal)
l ST (sub-tropical)
T {tt'opical)
The applianceshould be positioned at least 3 om
away fzom electric cr gas cooking appliances and
at least30 cm away from oil or coal fired stoves.
If this is not possible, L_sean appropriate
insulation barrier.
Behind the appliance there should be free space
at least 200 cm=wide and above the appliance
kitchen units (cupboards} should beat Ieast 5 em
away from the appliance in order to assure
adequate ventilation o[ the condenser unit.
Ambient temperature
from + 10°C to + 32°C +50°F / +90OF
from + 16_Cto + 32°C +6"[°F / +90°F
from + 18°C to + 38°C +64°F / +IO0=F
from + 18°C to ÷ 43°C +64°F / 109°F
• Place the appliancefirmly on a solid base.
Some appliances have adjuslab[e feet on the
front side; use them to level the appliance.
Instructionspertaining to the riskof fire, electric
shock, or injury to persons.
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4, TWOspacers attached to the appliance must be
fitted onto the upper edge of the condenser,
thus preventingthe appliance frombeing
installed too close to the wall Spacers are
manufactured for all-purpose function
depending on the distance of the condenser
from the wa[i. Therefore turn spacers
correspondingly and fix them to the appliance.
For your personal safety, this appliance must
be qrounded. In the event of a malfunction or
breakdown, grounding will re6uce the risk of
electric shock by providing a path of least
resistance for electric current. This appliance
is equipped with a power cord having an
equipment grounding conductor and
groundMg plug. The plug must be plugged
into an appropriate wall outlet that is installed
and grounded in accordance with all existing
local codes and ordinances. Consult a
qualified electricMn or seviceman if the
grounding instructions are not clearly
understood, or if doubt exist as to whether
the appliance is properly grounded.
Connect the appliance power cord and plugto a
properly groundedwall oLrtlet.The required
nominal voltageand frequency are indicated or)
the rating #ate (insidethe unitor on the exterior
rear wal[ of _e unit) This appliance resist
temporary voltage tolerance up to-12 to +_0%.
4 Instructions for Use
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Description of the Appliance
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(1) Tempered Glass Shelves (5)
(the number of shelves depends on model)
Shelf can be optiona]iy placed on the guides
insidethe appliance. It is protected against being
pulled out accidentally. If you want to remove a
she[{, s]ightly Iift _p the back part and pull it out
Perishable foods should be stored towards the
back/rear of the shelves. Le. the coIdest part of
the shelf.
(2) Defrost Water Outlet
The interior of the refrigerator is cooled with
cooling plate hcerporated in the rear wall, Under
the plate there is a channel and an outlet for
defrost water.
Regularly check the defrost water outlet and the
drain channeEfor blockage. They should always
be kept lree and c_eanof food particles, if the
drain outlet does become clogged, use a plastic
straw to clean it,
(3) Fruit and Vegetable Crisper
The crisper drawer ison the bottom ofthe
appliance under the glass shelf, it provides
adequate humiditywhich has a mere favourable
effect on fruits and vegetab]es. (less
dehydration).
Door Liner
The door linerconsists of various shelves or
holdersused for storingeggs, cheese, butter and
yogurt as well as other smaller packages, tubes,
cans etc.
The lower shelfis used forstoring botlles,
Illumination in the Interior of the
Refrigerator
The tightfor illuminatingthe interior of the
refrigerator is on, when the door is opened, off
when the door is closed,
Wine/Bottle Rack
Wine/Bottle rack is intended for storage of
bottles, There are two instalJation positions
available {horizontal or lifted in the font) thus
enabling the positioning of bottles on the stopper
as we[l. To remove the rack, lift up the rear and
pull forward.
Warning[
When slodng longerbottles,install the rack on
the higher position to avoid disturbing closing of
the inner door liner (vessels, bottles or food
stored in the door),however positioning of the
rack on the shelf guides in the appliance is
optior_a[.
Instructions for Use 5
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Use
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Proper use of the appliance, adequately packed
food, correct temperature and takLng into account
hygienic precautions wili substantially influence
the quality of the food stored.
• Foods to be stored in the refrigerator should be
propedy packed so as to prevent mixing various
moisture degrees and odors (in polyethylene
bags or sheet, aluminium foil, wax paper, or
stored incovered containers or bottles).
• Before storing food in the refrigerator, remove
excessive packaging (like yoghurt in multi-
package}.
• Pack systematically and make sure that
foodstuffs do not touch each other (various
odours may mix). Assure adequate air
circulation around packages.
• Never store flammable, volatile or explosive
substances.
• Beverages with high afcohol percentage shall
be stored in tightly sealed bottles in vertical
position.
• Food should not touch the rear walEof the
refdgeratod
• Foods shouldbe cooled down before storing.
,, Crispy and dei[cate foods should be stored in
the coldest parts of the refrigerator.
,=Try not to open the door too often.
Set the thermostat to a settirtg where ]owest
temperatures are reached. Set the thermostat
gradL_ai[yso as to avoid freezing of foods.
Use a thermometer and measure the
temperature in the individual compartments.
Placethe thermostat in a glass vessel filled with
water. Temperature readings are most reliable
a few hours after a steady state condition is
reached.
Some organic solutions likevolatile oils in
lemon and orange peel, acid in butter etc, can
cause damage when in contactwith plastic
surfaces or gaskets tor longperiodsof time.
• Unpleasant odors inside the refrigerator isa
sign that something is w_'ongwithfoods orthat
your refrigerator needs cleaning. UnpLeasant
odors can be eliminated or reduced by washing
the interior of the refrigerator with a mild
solution of water and vinegar. We also
recommend using activated carbonfilters to
clean the air or to neutralize o_ors.
• If you planning a longjourney, make sureto
remove perishable a_icles of food out of the
apptiance before you _eave.
Fresh Food Storage Time in the Refrigerator
Article of food StoraRe tim,e,,_days)
1 2 3 4 5 6 i 7 8 9 10 .....11 12 13 14
Butter + ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ + ÷ = = = = --
Eggs + + + + + + + + + + = = = =
Meat: fresb_'uncut + + =
chopped + =
smoked ÷ + + + + + + + + = = = =
,,,, ,,
Fish + =
Marinade + + + + + + + + ÷ + = = = =
Root ; + ÷ + + + + + + = = = = = =
Che_e + + + ÷ = = = = = = = = = =
Sweets ÷ + = = = =
Fruit ÷ + = = = = = = = =
Prepared dishes + + = =
Legend: + recommended storage time = possiblestorage time
Instructions for Use
Maintenance and Cleaning
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There is no need to def_ostthe refrigerator,
because ice depositing on the innerback wall is
defrosted automatically.
Ice build-up on the inner back wail during the
compressor operation; wiii(when the compressor
has cycled off) defrost automatically. Defrost
water c_f[ects inside the drain trough passing
through the drain outletin the inner back watl into
a drain pan situated above the compressor, from
where it evaporates.
If you do not intend to use the appliancefor long
lime periods, (vacations) setthe thermostat knob
to the STOP (0) position, disconnect the power
supply, _akeout the foods and defrost and clean
the appliance. Leave the doer slightly open.
Disconnect the power supply before cleaning
the appliance.
Do not use coarse or aggressivecleanir_g agenls
as you can damage the surface.
- C_eanthe exterior with water and _etergant.
• Remove the detachable accessories in the
interior of the appliance and clean with watec
and liquid detergent. Plastic parrs cannot be
washed in dishwashers.
• Wash the interior of the appliance wilh
]ukewacrnwater, adding erie or two spoonfuls of
vinegar.
• Every now and then _pe the condenser on the
tear wa_].Use soft non-metal brush or vacuum
cleaner.
• Clean the dra_n pan on the refrigerator
compressor. Do not remove the dra_npan!
After cleaning, connect the app[iance to power
supp[y and reload it.
8 Instructions for Use
Changing the Direction of the Door Opening
1fyou find the direction of opening the door on
your appliance inconvenient, you can change it.
Holes on the opposite side have already been
prepared inthe factory.
• Take off the upper hinge cover, unscrew the
hinge and take off the door of the appliance.
_,Unplug the holes covering the holes on the
opposite side of the appliance or the appliance
door.
• Take off, change and replace the door hinge
fixture and the fixture ptugs.
L,,Press the Kick-plate downwards and draw it to
yourself.
• Unscrew the lower hinge and fix it to the
opposite of the appliance and put on the doer.
• Fix the upper hinge and cover it.
• RepEacethe cover prate o4the lowerhinge to
the opposite side of the kick-plate and fix it to
the appliance.
• In case your appliance is equipped with a
handle mounted on the side of the appliance,
take it off and replace it on the other side.
Some screws are covered with caps. Take
them off before undoing the screws.
• Plug the remaining holes with decorative caps.
• Check the gasket, it shouldn't be creased and it
should seal well.
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4
3
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1 Upper hinge cover
2 Upper hinge
3 Lower hinge
4 Lower hinge washer
5 Cover plate ofthe lower hinge
6 Lower hiage washer
7 Fixture plug of the door hinge
8 Door hinge fixture
Instructions for Use 9
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Trouble-Shooting Guide
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Sometimes you may to come across minor
problems that in most cases do not require a
service call and can be easily eliminated.
The problem may have resu[|ed tram Emproper
handling and/or installation of the appliance.
Please refer to the below trouble-shooting guide
to assist you in identifying the possible cause and
solution to your problem. Should the problem still
persist aftercompleting these checkpoints.
Contact the closest authorized service agent in
your area for assistance.
The Appliance Fails to Operate
After Connecting to Electrical
Power Suppiy
• Check the power cord is properlyconnected.
• Check the power supply in the eteclrical outlet. (
blown fuse / circuit breaker)
• Make sure the appliance is switched on.
(thermostat knob in operating position)
Continuous Operation of the
Cooling System
• The doer ]s frequently opened or left open for
too long.
• The doer is not properly closed (the door may
sag, the gasket may be polluted or damaged).
• Perhaps you have overloaded the appliance
with fresh foods.
• The reason may be inadequate ventilation of
the compressor and condenser (assure
adequate air circulation and wipe offthe
condenser).
Ice Formation on the Inner Rear
Wall
As long as the defrost water runs to the channel
and through the outlet to the drain pan on the
compressor, automatic defrosting of the
appliance isassured.
In ease the iceformation on the inner back wail is
increased (3-5ram), ice should be manually
defrosted.
Set the thermostat knob to STOP (0) position and
leave the door open. Never use electric devices
for defrosting and do not scrape the ice or frost
layer with sharp objects.
After defrosting is complete, turn the knob to
desired position and close the refrigerator door.
The cause o| increased ice |ormation may be one
of the fo]lowing:
- the door does not seal weL[(clean the gasket if
it is contaminated, or replace it if it is damaged);
- the door is frequently opened orleft open for
too long;
- the food stored in the re{r[gerato_ was warm;
- the food or dish istouching the inner back wall.
Water is Leaking From the
Refrigerator
in case the discharge water outlet is clogged, or
the delrost water drips over the channel, water
leaks from the refrigerator.
•CIean the clogged outlet, for example with a
plastiostraw.
• Manually defrost the increased ice layer. See
Vice Formation on the inner Rear Wa]l=.
Noise
Cooling in a refrigerating-freezing applianceis
made possible by cooling the system using a
compressor, which will produces certain noise
levels. How noisy the appliance is depends on
where itis pieced, how itisused and how old the
appliance is.
= During the operation of the compressor the
noise ofliquid Jsheard and when the
compressor is not operating, the refrigerant flow
is heard. This is a normal condition and it has
no influence whatsoever on the lifetime of the
appliance.
• After starting the appEiance, the operation of
the compressor and the refrigerantllow may be
louder, which does not mean that something is
wrong with the appliance and it has no
influenceon the lifetimeof the apptiance.
Gradually the noise]s reduced.
• Sometimes unusual and stronger noise is
heard, which is rather unusual for the
appk[ance. This noise is often a consequence of
inadequate installation.
- The appliance must be level and installed on
a firm solid base/iloor.
- itshould not touchthe wail or kitchenunits
standing next to it.
- Check the accessories on the interior of the
appliance, they should be placed correctlyin
their positions; also check, bottles, tins and
other vessetsare not touching each other
causirtgratttingartdior vibrations.
10 Instructions for Use
Bulb Replacement
Before repFac[ngthe lightbulb, disconnect the
appliance form the power supply.
Pressthe cover at the rear side (in the arrow 1
direction)and remove the plastic cover (in the
arrow 2 direction). Replace the bulb with a new
one (E14, max. 10W).
Don't forget: the old bulb does not belong to
organic waste. Use propeT disposal methods,
Instructions for Use 11
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