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Contents

Safety information 13

Operation 14

First use 14

Helpful hints and tips 14

Care and cleaning 16

Technical data 16

Installation 17

Environmental information 17

Subject to change without notice

Safety information

Important Safety Information

Check that the voltage marked on the rat-

ing plate matches that of your local supply.

Failure to use the correct voltage will render

the guarantee VOID and may cause dam-

age to the appliance. The manufacturer ac-

cepts NO responsibility for using any other

voltage than that marked on the rating

plate. This appliance is intended for domes-

tic use only; any other use may invalidate

the warranty and might be dangerous. This

appliance is intended for indoor use only,

do not use or store outdoors. This appli-

ance shall not be exposed to rain.

The mains plug shall be the main discon-

nect device and shall be operable at all

times. A short power-supply cord is provi-

ded to reduce the risk of a tripping hazard.

Do not immerse the appliance, its lead or

plug in water or any other liquid. Remove all

food and unplug from the supply when not

in use and before cleaning the appliance.

If the mains lead becomes damaged, it

must be replaced by the manufacturer, its

service agent or similarly qualified person

with a specially prepared lead of the same

type and rating to avoid a hazard.

Do not operate the appliance with a dam-

aged cord or plug or after the appliance mal-

functions or has been damaged in any way.

The mains plug shall be the main discon-

nect device and shall remain operable at all

times.

Do not let cord hang over edge of the sur-

face, or touch hot surfaces.

Do not place the appliance on or near hot

surfaces, or in direct sunlight.

Children must be supervised to make sure

they do not swing on the door.

Accessible surfaces may get hot when in

use, use handles and knobs at all times.

Always attach a plug to the appliance, and

then plug it into the wall outlet and switch on.

To disconnect from the mains completely,

turn the appliance OFF, then remove the

plug from wall outlet.

If you are discarding an old appliance with a

lock or catch fitted to the door, ensure that

it is left in a disabled condition to avoid the

entrapment of young children when playing.

As old refrigeration equipment may contain

CFC’s which will damage the ozone layer,

when disposing of any refrigeration appli-

ance please contact your local waste dis-

posal department for advice on the correct

method of disposal.

This appliance is not intended for use by per-

sons (including children) with reduced phys-

ical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack

of experience and knowledge, unless they

have been given supervision or instruction

concerning use of the appliance by a per-

son responsible for their safety.

Children should be supervised to ensure

that they do not play on or near the appli-

ance.

Refrigerant

The refrigerating gas contained in the circuit

of this appliance is Isobutene (R600a); it cau-

ses a low level of pollution but is inflammable.

Caution:

Extreme caution must be used when mov-

ing the appliance.

Warnings:

When transporting and installing the appli-

ance, extreme care shall be taken to avoid

injury. Do not damage any part of the refrig-

erant system.

Do not use sharp or pointed objects such

as knives to remove ice when defrosting.

Do not use mechanical devices or other

means to accelerate the defrosting proc-

ess, other than those recommended by the

manufacturer.

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Do not use electrical appliances inside the

food storage compartments of the appli-

ance, unless they are of the type recommen-

ded by the manufacturer.

If the appliance is installed in a carpeted

area, do not let the carpet block the ventila-

tion holes in the base of the unit, adjust the

levelling feet after a few hours to compen-

sate for carpet movement.

Keep ventilation openings, in the appliance

enclosure or the built in structure clear of ob-

structions.

Operation

Switching on

Insert the plug into the wall socket.

Turn the Temperature regulator clockwise.

Switching off

To turn off the appliance, turn the Tempera-

ture regulator to the OFF position.

Temperature regulation

The temperature is automatically regulated.

To operate the appliance, proceed as fol-

lows:

• turn the Temperature regulator towards

to obtain the minimum coldness.

• turn the Temperature regulator towards

to obtain the maximum coldness.

A medium setting is generally the most

suitable.

However, the exact setting should be chos-

en keeping in mind that the temperature in-

side the appliance depends on:

• room temperature

• how often the lid is opened

• the quantity of food stored

• the location of the appliance.

First use

Cleaning the interior

Before using the appliance for the first time,

wash the interior and all internal accesso-

ries with lukewarm water and some neutral

soap so as to remove the typical smell of a

brand-new product, then dry thoroughly.

Important! Do not use detergents or abra-

sive powders, as these will damage the fin-

ish.

Helpful hints and tips

Gurgling, Whooshing

These noises are caused by circulation of re-

frigerant in the cooling system. It has be-

come more pronounced since the introduc-

tion of CFC free gases. This is not a fault

and will not affect the performance of your

freezer.

Humming, purring or pulsating

This is the compressor motor working, as it

pumps the refrigerant around the system.

Shopping for frozen foods

Your Freezer is 4 star. When you are buying

frozen food, look at the Storage Guidelines

on the packaging. You will be able to store

each item of frozen food for the period

shown against the 4 star rating. This is usu-

ally the period stated as ‘Best Before’, on

the front of the packaging.

Check the freezer temperature

Check the temperature of the frozen food

cabinet in the shop where you buy your fro-

zen foods. It should show a temperature low-

er than -18 °C.

Choose packs carefully

Take a quick look at the frozen food pack-

age and make sure it is in perfect condition.

Purchase frozen food last

Always buy frozen products last on your vis-

it to the supermarket.

Keep frozen foods together

When you are going around the supermar-

ket and when you are travelling home, if you

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keep all the frozen foods together they will

help to keep each other cold.

Store food straight away

Don’t buy frozen food unless you can

freeze it straight away. Special insulated

bags can be bought from most supermar-

kets and hardware shops. These keep fro-

zen food cold for longer.

Freezing fresh food

See the technical data sheet at the rear of

this booklet for the maximum permissible

amount in kilograms of fresh food that can

be frozen in any 24-hour period with a room

temperature of 25 °C. Never freeze more

than the maximum permissible. Set the tem-

perature control to maximum 24 hours be-

fore introducing the fresh food. The com-

pressor will work continuously whilst on the

maximum setting. Return the thermostat

knob to the mid position after a further 24

hours. It is not necessary to use this setting

when introducing ready frozen food.

Making ice cubes

Pour water into the ice cube tray(Not sup-

plied) until it is two thirds full and place into

the freezer. Ice cubes form in approximately

2 to 3 hours. The ice cubes can be easily re-

moved by twisting the ice cube tray or run-

ning it under cold water for a short time.

To thaw frozen foods

1. Cover food loosely.

2. Thaw at room temperature. Don’t forget

that thawing in a warm area encourages

the growth of bacteria.

3. Always make sure there are no ice crys-

tals in the food before cooking, particu-

larly with meat. These crystals indicate

that the food is not fully thawed. They re-

sult in lower temperatures when cook-

ing. Lower cooking temperatures may

not destroy bacteria.

4. Cook food as soon as possible after

thawing.

5. Drain off and throw away any liquid lost

during thawing.

Thawing frozen vegetables

For some foods, thawing before cooking is

unnecessary. Vegetables and pasta can be

added directly to boiling water or steam

cooked. Frozen sauces and soups can be

put into a saucepan and heated gently until

thawed.

Oven thawing frozen foods

Many microwaves and ovens have thaw set-

tings. To avoid bacterial build up, only use

these if you intend to cook the food immedi-

ately afterwards.

Safety tips

Never re-freeze anything that has thawed

out unless you cook it again, to kill off harm-

ful bacteria. Never re-freeze thawed shellfish.

Freezing fresh food (tips)

Use quality food and handle it as little as pos-

sible. Freeze food in small quantities, it

freezes faster, takes less time to thaw and

enables you to eat it in the quantity you

need. First, estimate the amount of food

you will be freezing. Use the Thermostat

knob to make your freezer colder (about

-25° C), it will therefore freeze quicker and

keep in the goodness. However you should

use it sparingly to conserve energy.

Prolonged off periods

If the refrigerator is not in use for a long pe-

riod of time, proceed as follows: Disconnect

the refrigerator from the main supply by re-

moving the plug from the socket. Clean and

dry the inside as instructed under the head-

ing of cleaning and maintenance. Leave the

door open to prevent any unpleasant smells

from building up while the appliance is not

in use.

Important! If the cabinet will be kept on,

ask somebody to check it once in a while to

prevent the food inside from spoiling in

case of a power failure.

If there is a power failure for a short time

keep the door closed check the contents of

the refrigerator every so often.

Power failure

If there is a power failure for a short time

less than 12 hours keep the door closed.

Frozen food should not be affected if the fail-

ure lasts for less than 12 hours.

Extra protection can be given by covering

the appliance with two or three thick blan-

kets.

If a long power failure is anticipated, try to

get the foodstuff into another appliance or

cold store, if possible.

If the power cut is longer than 12 hrs then

check the content of the freezer.

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If the food has defrosted, cook and refreeze

the food or it should be eaten immediately.

Never refreeze food that as been defrosted.

Care and cleaning

Cleaning and maintenance

Before any cleaning or maintenance is car-

ried out you must disconnect the appliance

from the mains supply by removing the

plug, never remove the plug by pulling on

the mains cord. Remove the plug by pulling

on the plug itself.

It is recommended that the inside of the ap-

pliance can be cleaned using lukewarm wa-

ter and some neutral soap.

Do not use detergents, abrasive powders,

highly perfumed cleaning products, wax pol-

ishes or cleaning products containing

bleach or alcohol.

External Cleaning, wash the outer cabinet

with warm soapy water.

Do NOT use abrasive products. There are

sharp edges on the underside of the prod-

uct so care should be taken when cleaning.

Once or twice a year dust the compressor

at the back of the appliance, with a brush

or Vacuum cleaner, as an accumulation of

dust will affect the performance of the appli-

ance and Cause excessive electricity con-

sumption.

Warning! The refrigerating system

must not be damaged at any time.

Defrosting the freezer

The freezer will need defrosting periodically

(when the frost is more than 3mm thick).

Turn the temperature control to “MIN” and

unplug from the mains socket.

Hold the plug itself. Do not remove the plug

by pulling on the mains cord.

Remove all the frozen food and wrap in

thick blankets to retain the cold or move it

to another freezer.

Leave the freezer door open with a absorb-

ent cloth inside to soak up water as the

frost melts.

When the freezer is fully defrosted, clean

the inside (see the section on cleaning and

maintenance). Then close the door and con-

nect to the mains, now set the thermostat

knob to your required setting (usually the

mid position setting).

Leave the freezer running for approximately

4 hours before re-introducing the frozen

food.

Technical data

CCP100B CCP140B CCP210B

Volume (gross) Litre 105 142 213

Volume (net) Litre 102 140 210

Height mm 850 868 868

Width mm 550 595 795

Depth mm 593 665 665

Weight Kg 27 35 39

Rising Time hours 26 25 28

Energy Consump-

tion

kWh/24h 0,570 0,781 0,657

Freezing Capacity kg/24h 12 13 14

Rated Power Watt 60 84 80

Voltage Volts 230 230 230

Climatic Class SN-T SN-T SN-T

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Further technical information are situated in

the rating plate on the external right side of

the appliance.

Installation

Positioning

Warning! If you are discarding an old

appliance that has a lock or catch on

the lid, you must ensure that it is made

unusable to prevent young children

being trapped inside.

Important! The appliance shall have the

plug accessible after installation.

This appliance can be installed in a dry, well

ventilated indoor (garage or cellar), but for

optimum performance install this appliance

at a location where the ambient tempera-

ture corresponds to the climate class indica-

ted on the rating plate of the appliance:

Climate

class

Ambient temperature

SN +10°C to + 32°C

N +16°C to + 32°C

ST +16°C to + 38°C

T +16°C to + 43°C

Electrical connection

Before plugging in, ensure that the voltage

and frequency shown on the rating plate cor-

respond to your domestic power supply.

The appliance must be earthed. The power

supply cable plug is provided with a contact

for this purpose. If the domestic power sup-

ply socket is not earthed, connect the appli-

ance to a separate earth in compliance with

current regulations, consulting a qualified

electrician.

The manufacturer declines all responsibility

if the above safety precautions are not ob-

served.

This appliance complies with the E.E.C. Di-

rectives.

Ventilation requirements

1. Put the freezer in horizontal position on

a firm surface. The cabinet must be on

all four feet.

2. Make sure that the clearance between

the appliance and rear wall is 5 cm.

3. Make sure that the clearance between

the appliance and the sides is 5 cm.

The airflow behind the appliance must be

sufficient.

Environmental information

Important disposal instructions

As a responsible re-

tailer we care about

the environment. As

such we urge you to fol-

low the correct disposal

procedure for your prod-

uct and packaging ma-

terials.

This will help conserve natural recourses

and ensure that it is recycled in a manner

that protects health and the environment.

You must dispose of this product and its

packaging according to local laws and reg-

ulations. Because this product contains elec-

tronic components, the product and its ac-

cessories must be disposed of separately

from household waste when the product rea-

ches its end of life.

Contact your local authority to learn about

disposal and recycling.

The product and if applicable, its batteries

should be taken to your local collection

point for recycling. Some collection points

accept products free of charge.

If something doesn't seem to work

If there is something about your appliance

which you do not understand and you live

in the UK you can phone our help line dur-

ing normal office hours on: 0844 8009595

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Calls are charged at standard rates.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused

by minor inconsistencies in these instruc-

tions, which may occur as a result of prod-

uct improvement and development.

KESA U.K HU1 3AU 14 / 12 / 2008

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