Whirlpool TT16AP User guide

Category
Fridges
Type
User guide
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ISTRUCTIONS FOR USE
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
SAFEGUARDING THE ENVIRONMENT
PRECAUTIONS AND GENERAL
RECOMMENDATIONS
HOW TO OPERATE THE REFRIGERATOR
COMPARTMENT
HOW TO OPERATE THE LOW TEMPERATURE
COMPARTMENT
HOW TO DEFROST AND CLEAN THE
REFRIGERATOR
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
AFTER-SALES SERVICE
INSTALLATION
DOOR REVERSIBILITY
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
1. Cabinet
2. Freezer Compartment Door
3. Drip Tray
4. Shelves
5. Glass cover
6. Compressor(back)
7. Crisper box
8. Leveling feet
9. Bottle Racks
10.Integrated Handle
11.Door switch
12.Temperature Control Knob
13.Top Cover
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BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
SAFEGUARDING THE ENVIRONMENT
Your new appliance is designed to be used in
the household and similar applications such as:
- kitchen areas in shops, offices and other
working environments
- farm houses
- by clients in hotels, motels, residences, bed
& breakfasts.
To get the most out of your new appliance,
read the user handbook carefully. It contains
a description of the appliance as well as
useful tips.
Keep this handbook for future consultation.
1. After unpacking the appliance, make sure it is
not damaged and that the door closes properly.
Any damage must be reported to the dealer
within 24 hours of delivery of the appliance.
2.Wait at least two hours before switching the
appliance on, to ensure that the refrigerant
circuit is fully efficient.
3.Installation of the appliance and electrical
connections must be carried out by a qualified
electrician, in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions and local safety
regulations.
4. Clean the inside of the appliance before using it.
1.Packing
The packaging material is 100% recyclable
and carries the recycling symbol. For disposal,
comply with the local regulations.
Keep the packaging materials (plastic bags,
polystyrene parts, etc.) out of reach of children,
as they are a potential source of danger.
2.Scrapping/Disposal
The appliance is manufactured using recyclable
material.
This appliance is marked according to the
European directive 2002/96/CE on Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). By
ensuring that this product is correctly disposed
of, you will help prevent potential negative
consequences for the environment and the
health of people.
The symbol on the appliance, or on the
accompanying documents, indicates that this
appliance should not be treated as domestic waste
but must be taken to a special collection centre for
the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.
When scrapping the appliance, make it unusable
by cutting off the power cable and removing the
doors and shelves so that children cannot easily
climb inside and become trapped. Scrap the
appliance in compliance with local regulations on
waste disposal, taking it to a special collection
centre; do not leave the appliance unattended
even for a few days, since it is a potential hazard
for children. For further information on the
treatment, scrapping and recycling of this
product, contact your competent local office, the
household waste collection service or the shop
where you purchased the appliance.
Note:
this appliance does not contain CFCs. The
refrigerant circuit contains R134a (HFCs) or
R600a (HCs), see the rating plate inside the
appliance.
Appliances with Isobutane (R600a): Isobutane is a
natural gas with low environmental impact.
Caution is required, however, since isobutane is
flammable. Therefore, make sure the refrigerant
circuit pipes are not damaged.
This product mat contain fluorinated greenhouse
gases covered by the Kyoto Protocol; the
refrigerant gas is contained in a hermetically
sealed system. Refrigerant gas: R134a has a global
warming potential (GWP) of 1300.
Declaration of conformity
This product has been designed for preserving food
and is manufactured in compliance with Regulation
(CE) No. 1935/2004.
This appliance has been designed, manufactured
and marketed in compliance with:
the safety objectives prescribed in the Low
Voltage Directive 2006/95/CE (which replaced
Directive 73/23/CEE as amended);
the protection requirements of Directive
“EMC” 2004/108/EC.
The electrical safety of the appliance can only be
guaranteed if the product is connected to an
approved earth connection.
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PRECAUTIONS AND GENERAL
RECOMMENDATIONS
INSTALLATION
The appliance must be handled and installed
by two or more persons.
Be careful not to damage the floors when you
move the appliance (e.g. parquet flooring).
During installation, make sure the appliance
does not damage the power cable.
Make sure the appliance is not near a heat
source.
To guarantee adequate ventilation, leave a
space on both sides and above the appliance
and follow the installation instructions.
Keep the appliance ventilation openings free.
Do not damage the appliance refrigerant
circuit pipes.
Install and level the appliance on a floor strong
enough to take its weight and in a place
suitable for its size and use.
Install the appliance in a dry and well-
ventilated place. The appliance has been
configured for operation in places where the
temperature falls within the following ranges,
and within the climatic class given on the rating
plate. The appliance may not work properly if
it is left for a long time at a temperature
outside the specified range.
Ensure that the voltage indicated on the
appliance data plate corresponds to the
domestic supply voltage.
Do not use single/multiple adapters or
extension cables.
For the water connection, use the pipe
supplied with the new appliance; do not reuse
the one from the previous appliance.
Power cable modification or replacement
must only be carried out by qualified
personnel or the After-sales Service.
It must be possible to disconnect the appliance
from the mains by unplugging it or by means of
a two-pole switch fitted upline of the socket.
SAFETY
Do not use the appliance to store aerosol cans
or receptacles containing propellants or
flammable substances.
Do not store or use petrol, flammable liquids
or gas in the vicinity of this or other electrical
appliances. The fumes can create a fire hazard
or explosion.
Do not use mechanical, electric or chemical
means other than those recommended by the
Manufacturer to speed up the defrost process.
Do not use or place electrical appliances inside
the product if they are not of the type
expressly authorised by the Manufacturer.
The appliance is not intended for use by persons
(children included) with restricted physical,
sensory or mental capabilities or without
experience and knowledge of the appliance,
unless they are under the supervision or
instruction of a person responsible for their
safety.
To avoid the risk of children becoming trapped
and suffocating, do not allow them to play or
hide inside the appliance.
Do not swallow the contents (non-toxic) of the
ice packs (in some models).
Do not eat ice cubes or ice lollies immediately
after taking them out of the freezer since they
may cause cold burns.
USE
Before servicing or cleaning the appliance,
unplug it from the mains or disconnect the
electrical power supply.
All appliances equipped with an ice-maker and
water dispenser must be connected to a water
supply that only delivers drinking water (with
mains water pressure of between 0.17 and
0.81 Mpascals (1.7 and 8.1 bar)). Ice-makers
and/or water dispensers not directly
connected to the water supply must be filled
with drinking water only.
Use the refrigerator compartment to store
fresh food only and the freezer compartment
to store frozen food, to freeze fresh food, and
to make ice cubes only.
Do not store glass containers with liquids in the
freezer since they may burst.
The Manufacturer declines any liability if the
above advice and precautions are not
respected
Climatic Class T. temp. (°C) T. temp. (°F)
SN From 10 to 32 From 50 to 90
N From 16 to 32 From 61 to 90
ST From 16 to 38 From 61 to 100
T From 16 to 43 From 61 to 110
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HOW TO OPERATE THE REFRIGERATOR
COMPARTMENT
Switching on the appliance
Starting up the appliance
Plug in the appliance.
The inside light, where provided, switches on when the
refrigerator door is opened.
Adjusting the temperature
Ensure the water collection tray, located below the low
temperature compartment, touches the rear wall of the
refrigerator unit.
The thermostat, located on the right hand side of the refrigerator
compartment, is used to adjust the internal temperature.
To adjust the temperature in the refrigerator compartment, turn
the thermostat control knob:
lowest numbers 1÷3 for the LEAST COLD internal
temperatures;
numbers 6 for a MEDIUM compartment temperature;
number 7÷8 for a COLDEST temperature.
Thermostat set to 0: the appliance is switched off although it
remains connected to the mains power supply.
Note:
The ambient air temperature, frequency of door opening and the
position of the appliance can affect internal temperatures. These
factors must be taken into account when setting the thermostat.
Position of water collection tray:
When the room temperature is above 25°C, pull the water
collection tray forwards (Fig. 1).
How to use the refrigerator compartment
Position food as follows:
A. Cooked foods, cakes, soup/pasta
B. Fish, meat, cold cuts
C. Fruit and vegetables
D. Bottles, canned produce
Notes:
The space between the shelves and the rear wall of the
refrigerator compartment must be unobstructed to allow
circulation of air.
Do not place food in direct contact with the rear wall of the
refrigerator compartment.
Do not place hot food in the refrigerator.
Store liquids in closed containers.
(Fig. 1)
THERMOSTAT
ADJUSTMENT
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HOW TO OPERATE THE LOW TEMPERATURE
COMPARTMENT
HOW TO DEFROST AND CLEAN THE
REFRIGERATOR
Defrosting of the low temperature compartment is manual.
Before defrosting, temporarily remove all food and the shelf
from the low temperature compartment, then turn the
thermostat knob to “0” (at this setting, the compressor stops
running) and leave the door open until the ice and any frost
that has built up on the bottom of the freezer compartment
have melted. Finally, mop up the water with a soft cloth.
In the case of speeding up the defrosting, you may put a bowl
of warm water (about 50°C ) into the low temperature
compartment, and be sure to set the knob of the temperature
regulator to original position after defrosting.
Do not use sharp objects or metal instruments to
remove ice.
Before any cleaning or maintenance operation, unplug
the appliance from the mains or disconnect the
electrical power supply.
Defrosting of the refrigerator compartment is
completely automatic.
Droplets of water on the rear wall of the refrigerator
compartment indicate that the periodic automatic defrost
cycle is in progress.
The defrost water is automatically routed to a drain outlet
and into a container from which it evaporates.
Regularly clean the inside of the defrost water drain hole in
order to guarantee the constant and correct flow of defrost
water.
Defrosting the low temperature compartment
Defrost the low temperature compartment once or
twice a year or when the ice formation is excessive.
It is perfectly normal for ice to form. The amount of ice
which forms and the rate at which it accumulates will
depends on room temperature and humidity, and on
the frequency with which the door is opened. Ice
formation is concentrated at the top of the
compartment and does not affect the efficiency of the
appliance.
If possible, defrost the freezer when it is nearly empty.
Remove the food from the freezer, wrap in newspaper and
group together in a cool place or in a portable cooler.
Leave the door open to allow the frost to melt.
Clean the interior with a sponge soaked in warm
water and/or neutral detergent. Do not use abrasive
substances.
Rinse the interior and dry thoroughly.
Put the food back into the freezer.
Close the door.
Plug in the appliance once again.
Switch the appliance on.
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Before any cleaning or maintenance operation,
unplug the appliance from the mains or
disconnect the electrical power supply.
Clean the interior periodically with a sponge soaked in
warm water and/or neutral detergent. Do not use
abrasive substances.
Rinse the interior and dry thoroughly.
Clean the inside of the low temperature compartment
when defrosting.
Clean the outside with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive
products, scourers, stain-removers (e.g. acetone,
trichloroethylene) or vinegar.
Periodically clean air vents and the condenser at the rear
of the appliance with a vacuum cleaner or a brush.
Prolonged disuse
1. Empty the refrigerator.
2. Disconnect the appliance from the power supply.
3. Defrost and clean the interior.
4. In the event of prolonged disuse, leave the door open to
prevent the formation of mould, odours and oxidation.
5. Clean the appliance.
Clean the outside using a soft cloth.
- Clean the inside of the low temperature compartment
(where fitted) when defrosting.
- Periodically clean the inside of the refrigerator
compartment with a sponge dampened in warm water
and/or neutral detergent. Rinse and dry with a soft cloth.
Do not use abrasive products, scourers, stain-removers e.g.
acetone, trichloroethylene) or vinegar.
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
When you hear these noises
1. The appliance is not working.
Is there a power failure?
Is the power cord in perfect condition?
Is the plug properly inserted in the socket?
Has the fuse blown?
Is the thermostat set to 0 (Stop) or
(defrost)?
2. Temperature inside the compartments is
not low enough.
Is the door shut properly?
Is there an excessive frost build-up in the low
temperature compartment?
Is the appliance installed near a heat source?
Is the thermostat setting correct?
Are the air circulation vents blocked?
3. Temperature inside the refrigerator
compartment is too low.
Is the thermostat setting correct?
4. The appliance is excessively noisy.
Has the appliance been installed correctly?
Are the pipes at the back touching or
vibrating?
5. Water collects at the bottom of the
refrigerator compartment.
Is the thermostat setting correct?
Notes:
Gurgling and hissing noises due to expansion
in the refrigerant circuit are normal.
..your appliance is alive!!!
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AFTER-SALES SERVICE
Before contacting After-Sales Service:
1. See if you can solve the problem yourself
(see “Troubleshooting guide”).
2. Switch the appliance on again to see if the
problem has been solved. If it has not,
disconnect the appliance from the power
supply and wait for about an hour before
switching on again.
3. If the problem persists after this course of
action, contact After-sales Service.
Specify:
The nature of the problem.
The model.
The Service number (the number after the
word SERVICE on the data plate on the
inside of the appliance).
Your full address.
Your telephone number and area code.
INSTALLATION
Install the appliance away from heat sources. Installation in a
hot environment, direct exposure to the sun or installation
near heat sources (heaters, radiators, cookers) will increase
power consumption and should therefore be avoided.
Leave at least 5 cm clearance above the appliance and
ensure any adjacent units allow sufficient space for air
circulation.
Install the appliance in a dry, well-ventilated place, and
ensure it is level, using the front adjustment foot if necessary.
Ensure the air circulation grille on top of the appliance is
unobstructed in order to guarantee circulation of air.
Clean the interior and fit the accessories supplied.
Fill the ice cube tray (if provided) with water and place it in
the low temperature compartment.
Electrical Connection
Electrical connections must be made in accordance
with local regulations.
Voltage and power consumption are indicated on the rating
plate inside the appliance at the bottom left hand side, at the
side of the crisper drawer.
Regulations require that the appliance is earthed. The
manufacturer declines all liability for injury to persons
or animals and for damage to property resulting from
failure to observe the above procedures and
reminders.
If the plug and socket are not of the same type, have the
socket replaced by a qualified electrician.
Do not use extension leads or adapters.
Note:
The direction of door opening can be changed. If this
operation is performed by After-sales Service it is not
covered by the warranty.
Wall
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DOOR REVERSIBILITY
A. Remove the two screws (1/2) on the rear of the top (3) with
the aid of a Phillips screwdriver
B. Remove the plastic top (3) and the hinge hole cover cap (11)
C. Remove the two screws (4) holding the top hinge (5)
D. Move the cover (6) to the opposite side
E. Tilt the appliance and remove the two screws (7) holding
the bottom hinge (8) and the corresponding foot (9)
F. Remove the foot (10) of the opposite hinge side and invert
the position with the foot (9) of point (E)
G. Fit the bottom hinge (8) and the top hinge (5) on the
opposite side, repeating the steps from point A to point D in
reverse order
1./2. top screws
3. top
4. top hinge screws
5. top hinge
6. cover
7. bottom hinge screws
8. bottom hinge
9. hinge side foot
10. foot
11. hinge hole cover cap
Figure 1
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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
1) For Great Britain only
Warning - this appliance must be earthed
Fuse replacement
If the mains lead of this appliance is fitted with a BS 1363A 13amp
fused plug, to change a fuse in this type of plug use an A.S.T.A.
approved fuse to BS 1362 type and proceed as follows:
1.Remove the fuse cover (A) and fuse (B).
2.Fit replacement 13A fuse into fuse cover.
3.Refit both into plug.
Important:
The fuse cover must be refitted when changing a fuse and if the fuse
cover is lost the plug must not be used until a correct replacement is
fitted.
Correct replacement are identified by the colour insert or the colour
embossed in words on the base of the plug.
Replacement fuse covers are available from your local electrical
store.
2) For the Republic of Ireland only
The information given in respect of Great Britain will frequently
apply, but a third type of plug and socket is also used, the 2-pin, side
earth type.
3) Socket outlet / plug (valid for both countries)
If the fitted plug is not suitable for your socket outlet, please contact
Whirlpool Service for further instruction. Please do not attempt to
change plug yourself. This procedure needs to be carried out by a
qualified Whirlpool technician in compliance with the manufactures
instructions and current standard safety regulations.
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MODE D’EMPLOI
DESCRIPTION DE L’APPAREIL
AVANT D’UTILISER L’APPAREIL
CONSEILS POUR LA PROTECTION DE
L’ENVIRONNEMENT
PRÉCAUTIONS ET RECOMMANDATIONS
GÉNÉRALES
COMMENT FAIRE FONCTIONNER LE
COMPARTIMENT RÉFRIGÉRATEUR
COMMENT FAIRE FONCTIONNER LE
COMPARTIMENT BASSE TEMPÉRATURE
COMMENT DÉGIVRER ET NETTOYER LE
RÉFRIGÉRATEUR
NETTOYAGE ET ENTRETIEN
DIAGNOSTIC RAPIDE
SERVICE APRÈS-VENTE
INSTALLATION
RÉVERSIBILITÉ DE LA PORTE
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INSTRUCCIONES PARA EL USO
DESCRIPCIÓN DEL APARATO
ANTES DE UTILIZAR EL APARATO
CONSEJOS PARA PRESERVAR EL MEDIO
AMBIENTE
PRECAUCIONES Y SUGERENCIAS
GENERALES
PUESTA EN MARCHA DEL
COMPARTIMENTO FRIGORÍFICO
PUESTA EN MARCHA DEL
COMPARTIMENTO DE BAJA TEMPERATURA
DESCONGELACIÓN Y LIMPIEZA DEL
FRIGORÍFICO
LIMPIEZA Y MANTENIMIENTO
GUÍA PARA LA SOLUCIÓN DE PROBLEMAS
SERVICIO DE ASISTENCIA TÉCNICA
INSTALACIÓN
REVERSIBILIDAD DE LA PUERTA
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ISTRUZIONI PER L’USO
DESCRIZIONE DELL’APPARECCHIO
PRIMA DI USARE L’APPARECCHIO
CONSIGLI PER LA SALVAGUARDIA
DELL’AMBIENTE
PRECAUZIONI E SUGGERIMENTI GENERALI
COME FAR FUNZIONARE IL COMPARTO
FRIGORIFERO
COME FAR FUNZIONARE IL COMPARTO A
BASSA TEMPERATURA
COME SBRINARE E PULIRE IL FRIGORIFERO
PULIZIA E MANUTENZIONE
GUIDA RICERCA GUASTI
SERVIZIO DI ASSISTENZA TECNICA
INSTALLAZIONE
REVERSIBILITÀ PORTA
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INSTRUKCJA OBSŁUGI
OPIS URZĄDZENIA
PRZED PRZYSTĄPIENIEM DO
EKSPLOATACJI URZĄDZENIA
PORADY DOTYCZĄCE OCHRONY
ŚRODOWISKA
ŚRODKI OSTROŻNOŚCI I WSKAZÓWKI
OGÓLNE
JAK URUCHOMIĆ KOMORĘ CHŁODZIARKI
JAK URUCHOMIĆ KOMORĘ NISKIEJ
TEMPERATURY
JAK ODSZRONIĆ I WYCZYŚCIĆ
CHŁODZIARKĘ
CZYSZCZENIE I KONSERWACJA
INSTRUKCJA WYSZUKIWANIA USTEREK
SERWIS TECHNICZNY
INSTALACJA
PRZEKŁADANIE DRZWI
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NÁVOD K POUŽITÍ
POPIS SPOTŘEBIČE
PŘED POUŽITÍM SPOTŘEBIČE
RADY K OCHRANĚ ŽIVOTNÍHO PROSTŘEDÍ
VŠEOBECNÉ POKYNY A UPOZORNĚNÍ
JAK POUŽÍVAT CHLADICÍ ODDÍL
JAK POUŽÍVAT ODDÍL S NÍZKOU TEPLOTOU
JAK ODMRAZOVAT A ČISTIT CHLADNIČKU
ÚDRŽBA A ČIŠTĚNÍ
JAK ODSTRANIT PORUCHU
SERVIS
INSTALACE
ZMĚNA SMĚRU OTEVÍRÁNÍ DVEŘÍ
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INSTRUCŢIUNI DE UTILIZARE
DESCRIEREA APARATULUI
ÎNAINTE DE A FOLOSI APARATUL
RECOMANDĂRI PENTRU PROTECŢIA
MEDIULUI ÎNCONJURĂTOR
MĂSURI DE PRECAUŢIE ȘI RECOMANDĂRI
GENERALE
PUNEREA ÎN FUNCŢIUNE A
COMPARTIMENTULUI FRIGIDER
PUNEREA ÎN FUNCŢIUNE A
COMPARTIMENTULUI CU TEMPERATURI
JOASE
DEZGHEŢAREA ȘI CURĂŢAREA
FRIGIDERULUI
CURĂŢAREA ȘI ÎNTREŢINEREA
GHIDUL DE DETECTARE A DEFECŢIUNILOR
SERVICIUL DE ASISTENŢĂ TEHNICĂ
INSTALAREA
REVERSIBILITATEA UȘII
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Whirlpool TT16AP User guide

Category
Fridges
Type
User guide

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