Danby Designer DCR432BL Owner's manual

Brand: Danby

Model: Designer DCR432BL

Type: Owner's manual

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COMPACT REFRIGERATOR

Owner's Manual ........................ 1-6

* Salety Instructions

,, Installation

oOperation

- Care and Maintenance

- Parts List

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Manuel d'utilisation ................... 7-12

oConsignes de s_curit_

,, Installation

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ATTENTION

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

This app/tance must be grounded. In

the event of an electrical short circuit,

grounding reduces the risk of eleetrtcaI

shock by providing an escape wire for the

electrical current.. This appliance is

equipped with a cord having a grounding

wire with a grounding plug. The plug must

be plugged Into an outlet that is properly

Installed and grounded.

WARNING - Improper use of the

grounding plug can result in a riskof electdc

shock, Consull a qualified electrician or

serviceman ifthe grounding instructionsare

not completely understood, cr iFthe doubt

exists as towhether the appliance is

properly grounded.

DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD

Use an exclusive wall outlet, Do not connec!

your refrigerator !o extension cords or

together with any other appliance in the

same wall oullel. Do not splice the cord_

IMPORTANT WARNING

An empty refrigerator is a very dangerous

atlraciion to chi!dren. Remove either the

gasket, latches, lids or doors from unused

appliances, or take some other action that

will guarantee It harmless.

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youroldre:tdge_alororfreezer:

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Remove the exterior and interior packings, wipe

the outside thoroughly with a soft dry cloth and

the Ins/de with a wet, lukewarm cloth. Avoid

placing the cabinet in a narrow recess or near

any heat source, direct sunlight, or moletureo

Let air circulate freely around the cabinet. Keep

the rear of the refrigerator 5 inches away from

the walL

Location

1. Select a place with a strong, level floor,

2. Allow 5 Inches of space between the back of

the refrigerator and any adjacent wallo

3. Avoid direct suntight and heal Direct

sunlight may alfect the acryiic coating°

Heat sources nearby wit!cause higher

elechlci[y consumption.

4, Avoid very moist places. Too much moisture

in the air will cause frost to form very quickly

on the evaporator, and your refrigerator will

have to be defrosled very frequently

To avoid vibration, the cabinet must be set level.

To slarl the refrigerator, turn lhe temperature

control to the position corresponding to (he

desired cooling The refrigerator temperature

witl vary depending on the quantlly of the food

stored and on the frequency with which the door

is opened.

Turn the control to the "OFF" position to

temporarily disconnect: the cobl_ngcycle. Alter

defrosting and if the refrigerator has been left out

of use for some time, set the controlto maximum

for 2 to ;3hours before turning tothe desired

posit_on When the refrigerator _snot to be used

for a long pedod of time, disconnect the plug and

leave the deer partially open,

Note: Wait 3 to5 minutes before restarting If

operation has been interrupted

ice Cube Tray

FIg. C

Ice cube tray is flexible. Twist tray to remove

f'cecubes, if the Ice cube tray isfrozen hard to

the evaporator surface, run a It|tie water over the

lray_ Never use a knife or other metal instrument

to remove ice cube tray because this may

damage the evaporator. (Fig. C)

Cleaning

Toclean the inside, use a soft cloth and a solution

of a tablespoon of baking soda to one quarl of

water, or a mild soap suds solution, or some mild

detergent. Wash ice cube tray, drip tray, and

glide out shelves in a mild detergent solution,

then dry and wipe with a soft cloth. Clean the

outside with a soft damp cloth and some mild

detergent or appliance cleaner°

Defrosting

Barren Defrost

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This refrigerator is equipped with a "Push Button"

(semi.automatic) defrost thermostat system, To

activate the defrost cycle, simply push (in) the

red defrost button located in the center of the

control knob}diaL ( do not turn the control

knob/dial to zero =off) The del[ost cycle Is

initiated immediately.When defrosting ts complete,

the "Push Button' will release (pop-ou!)

automatically and resume normal operating

conditions at the same temperature setting.

NOTE:If the 'push Button"is aclivated (pushed4n)

acctdenta!ly, it will not be posstble to "manually"

purl-out the push button. (deactivate the defrost

cycle) You must either let the defrost cycle run it's

course Or=

"Apply (hold) a dishcloth soaked in hot water

against the thermostat capillary tine and bracket,

located on the underside of the freezer

compartment. The heat transfer lrom the dish cloth

will cause a temperature rise on the thermostat

capillary, (sensing line) causing the internal

contacts to ctose. This wilt resume normal

operating condftlons, tt may take several minutes

andler repeal applications before the push button

will release,

Defrosting of your refrigerator should take place

whenever ice build-up inside the freezer

compartment reaches 1/4" (6mm) thick_ Delrost_ng

may take a low hours, depending on the amouni

of accumulatedice and ambient indoor

temperature. To speed-up the defrosting process,

remove all frozen foods from 1he freezer section.

Leaving the door partially ajar for a "short" period of

ttme will also speed-up the process.

IMPORTANT; You must remember to close the

refrigerator door before the defrost cycle

terminates and normal operating conditions

resume automatically. The drip tray should be In

position directly below the freezer compartment to

catch evaporated water during defrosting.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Never use sharp or pointed

Instruments to de[rostfremove ice from the

evaporator/freezer compartment. The

evaporator/freezer compartment contains

refrigerated gas lines and If acctdentliy

punched!pierced,will render the refrigerator

inoperable and "void" the manufacturers warranty.

DO NO ALLOW THE REFRIGERATOR TO

CONTINUE OPERATION IF THE FREEZER

COMPARTMENT tS PIERCED,

After defrosting Is complete,set the control to

maximum for 2 to 3 hours before turning to the

desired position, When the relrigeralor is not to be

used for a long period of time, disconnect the

appliance from the electrical supply and leave the

door partially open This will help to reduce mold

and mildew build-up.

NOTE: Wait 3 to 5 minutes before attempting to

restart the refrigerator if operation has been

Interrupted

Vacation Time

For short vacation periods, leave the control

knobs at their usual settings_ During longer

absences, (a) remove all leeds, (b) disconneci

from electrlca[outtet, (c) clean the relrigerator

thoroughly, includingdefrost pan, (d) leave door

open to avoid possible formations of condensale,

mold or odors

PowerFailure

Most power failures are corrected wllhfn an hour

or two and will not affect your relrigerator

temperatures. However, you shoutd minimize the

number el door openings while lhe power is off

During power failures of longer duration, take

slops to protect your food by placing dry ice on

top of packages_

If¥ou Move

Remove or securely fasten down all loose items

inside the refrigerator. To avoid damaging the

leveling screws, turnthem all the way into the

base

Some Important RuTesfor 1he Correct

Use of the Refrigerator

, Never place hot foods In the refrigerator.

,, Beverages should be stored in

sealed conlalnerso

,, Foods to be stored for a tong time should be

wrapped In cellophane or polyethylene, or kept

in glass containers° Never place spot}ed foods

in the cabinet.

• Don't overload the cabinet.

,, Don't open the door unless necessary.

• Shoutd the refrigerator be stored without use

for long periods Itts suggested, after a careful

cleaning, to reave the door ajar to allow the air

to circulate fnslde the cabinet in order to avoid

possible formations of condensate, mold

or odors.

Food Storage Suggestions

Fresh Food Compadment

• Never cover food compartment sheives wilb

aluminum foil or any other shell covering

material which may prevent air circulation.

° Always remove porous store wrapping paper

from meats, poultry and lish° Meats shou{d be

wrapped Individually and placed in a dish for

storage_ Wrap fish end pou[tryin foil or heavy

waxed paper. Most fish should be used the

same day of purcheseo Packaged meats such

as ham, bacon, dried beef, or frankfurter, store

best In their original packages°

,, Allow warm foods to cool to room temperature

before placing them in the refrigerator.

= Always cover open dishes o_food, especially

leftovers, Use leftovers within 2 or 3 days.

Technical and Structural Operation Features

Hermetically sealed cooling unit with midget 2

po{a motor, Rustproof anodized "Roll-Bond"

aluminum freezer (or Pipe on Sheet aluminum

freezer) of high thermal conductivity. Adiuatable

thermostat for automatic temperature control.

Cabinet bonderized and acrylic-enameled

according to the most modem electrostatic

spraying techniques. High-density polyurethane

thermal Insuiatlono Magnetic door closure gasket.

1o THERMOSTAT DIAL: For controlling

Ihs temperature Inside the refrigerator.Turns the

motor on as soon as the temperature rises

above the des{red level

2. FREEZING COMPARTMENT WITH FREEZER

DOOR: Separate freezer section hotds Ice cube

tray and small items.

3 ICE CUBE TRAY: Ice cubes are easily removed

from the tray. (Not Shown)

4 PLASTIC COATED SHELVES:Odor resistant,

rustproof, and removable for easy cleaning,

Full-width and split shelves on models

DCR 432W and DCR 432BL for more

convenient storage.

5. DRIP TRAY:Catches the water that drips off the

evaporator when defrosting,

6. MAGNETtC GASKET:TIght titling door seal

keeps all the cooling power rocked Inside. No

hooks or latches,

7. BOTTLE RACK: Forlall, medium, and large

bottles, cans or jars°

8. CRISPER WITH PLEXt - GLASS SHELF : On

models DCR 432W and DCR432BLo

9. CANSTOR DOOR LINER : Holds 355 ml cans

of pop, juice, or bear.

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DCR432W

DCR432BL

Door Reversal Instuctions for models DCR432W AND DCR432BL

Parts List

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No.

'17

20A

2OB

20C

29A

29B

DCR432W DCR432BL

Descrlptlon part No, part Nee

Upper Slorage 8in 432,1A 432+1A

Middle Storage Bin 4321B 432olB

Bottom Storage Bin 432olC 432 tC

Can Support(Chute Bar) 432.2A 432,2A

Can support 432,28 432.2B

Bushing-Deer Shelf 432.3 432,3

Door Gasket 432,4(LG) 432.4(CG)

Table lop 432.50N) 432.5(BL)

Self TappingScrew 432.6 432°6

Self TappingScrew 432,7 432.7

Support Plate 432°8 432_8

Fixed Table Top Screw 4329 432.9

Lock Washer 432.10 432oi0

Upper Hinge 432.11 432.11

ThermostatBox 432_12 432,,12

ThermostatKnob 432.13 432.,I3

Defrost Push Button 432;14 432.14

Thermostat 432.t5 432.15

Chass]s N/A NfA

Boltom Hfnge 432.17 432.17

Washer 432.18 432,18

adjustable Fool 432.19 432,19

Boltom Hlnge Screw 432.20A 432o20A

Lock Washer 432 20B 43220B

Washer 432.28C 432.20C

Foot 432.21 432 21

Fixed Fool Screw 432.22 432.22

Power SupplyCord 432.23 432.23

Crisper 432,24 43224

Crisper Cover 432,25 432,25

_ra Clip 43226 432,,26

Load Wire Clamp 432.27 432.27

Self Tapping Screw 432.28 432.28

Split Shelves(2) 432 29A 432,,29A

Full Size Shelf(t) 432,29B 432.29B

DripTray 432_30 432°30

Machine Screw 43231 432.31

SpEieBox 43232 432.32

Evaporator Door 432.33 432_33

Washer 43234 432,34

Ice Cube Tray 432.35 432.35

Evaporator Door Grommet(2) 432.36 432,36

CompressorSupport 432°37 432.37

Compressor Support Screw 432_38 432_38

Compressor Boil Washer 432,39 432_39

SucUonTube Sleeve 432.40 432,40

SpringWasher 432o41 432.41

Fixing Screw 432.42 432°42

Compressor 432.43 432_43

Overload Proteclor 432,44 432°44

PTC Starter 432A5 432,,45

PTC Cover 432.46 432_46

Dryer 432°47 432°47

Evaporator Assembly 432A8 432,48

Relay Cover Retainer 432A9 432,49

Thermostat Mounting Sheet Screw 432.50 432.50

Thsrmoslat Mounting Shoal 432,5_ 432.51

Door 432.52(W) 432.52(BL)

Door Liner 432,53 432,53

Door Hinge Cover 6 43254(W) 43254(BL)

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COMPACT REFRIGERATORS

The model number of your compact refrigerator is lound on the serial

ptate located on the back, top lei't_hand comer o! the refrigerator.

All repair parts available for purchase or special order when you visit your

nearest service depot. To request service and/or the location of the

service depel nearest you, call the toi! tree number listed to the left in

Canada and the US

When requesting servFce or ordering pads, always provide lhe Iotiowfng

information:

• Product Type

• Model Number

• Part Number

• Part Descriplion

Ri_FRIGERATEUR COMPACT

Le auto,re de inedible de votre r_frig_raleur compact se treuve sur la

plaque d'tdentifleation qui se trouve sur le coin du haul gauche de I'srti_re

du rdlrig_rateuro

Toulee lee pI_ces de rechange sonl dispenibles imm_dialement ou

peuvent _tre commandoes de volta Centre de Service r_glonal. Pour

obtenlr le een/_ce et/ou le Centre de Service le plus proche, t_phonsz le

numBro sans.frets Indlqu_ _lgauche pour le Canada etles I_tats-Unis.

Ayaz lee informalions eulvantes B la port_e de la main lore de la

commando de pt_ces ou service:

• (_,enre de produit

- Num_ro de mod_ie

• Numdro de place

• Description de la p1_ce

REFRIGERADOR COMPACTO

El hi,mere de] modelo de su rafrigerador compacto se encuentra en ta

place de sede ubtcada en e! _ngulo pos]er_or eupedor tzqu]erdo de!

refdgeradoro

Todas tes pfezas de repuesto se encuenlran disponibles la pare compra o

por pedido especial cuando Ud, vtsile su departamento de servlcle m&s

cemane. Pare sollcltar servleio yto ]a ub[cactSn del deparlamenlo de

servJcio m_s cercano, ]Fameat n_mero de marcando gratis que aparece a

la lzquterda en el Canad_ yen los E.U.

Cuando eo{lcfte servtc]o o encargue repuestes, stempre proporcione la

slguienlte inlormsci6n:

,, 3lpo de producto

• Nl_mero de modelo

• N_mero del repuesto

• DeseripciSn del repuesto

Danby Products Limited, PC Box 1778, Ontario, Canada N1H 6Z9

Danby Producls lnc,, PC Box 669, Find2ay,Ohio, USA 45839-0669

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