Bosch GSE36401ME, GSE28401ME Manual

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Instructions on appliance disposal. . .		.	.3	Defrosting frozen		produce. .	.	.	.	.	.	. 10. . .
Safety information. . . . . . . . .		. . .3 . . Switching. . . . off the appliance. .					.	.	.	.	.	. .11. .
Your	new appliance. . . . . . . . . .		. .5 .	.Defrost. . .	and clean	the
Fascia . . . . . . . . . . . . . .		.		freezer	compartment. . . .		.	.	.	.	.	. 11. . .
			. 5. . . . . . . . . . . .
Note	ambient temperature			Tips for	saving energy. . . . . . . . . . .12. .

and ventilation. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. . .Operating. . . . .noises. . . . . . . . . . . .12. . .

Connecting the appliance. . . . . . . . . 7. . Eliminating. minor faults yourself. . . . . . .13

Switching on the appliance. . . .	.	.	. . .7 . .Customer service . . . . . . . . . . . 14. . .
Usable capacity. . . . . . . . .	.	.	. 10. . . . . . . .

3

Instructions on appliance disposal

x Disposal of your old appliance

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Please ask yourdealer ornquirei at your local authority about current means of disposal.

Safety information

When replacing your oldappliance with a

Before

switching

on

the

new one,

please comply with

the

appliance

following:

Old appliances arenot worthless rubbish.

Please

read

the

operating

andnstallationi

instructions

carefully.

They

contain

Valuable

raw

materials

can be

reclaimed

information

on how

to

install,

by recycling old appliances.

important

use and

maintain the

appliance.

Render

your

oldappliance unusable:

The manufacturer is not liable

if

you

fail

1. Pull

out

the mains

plug,

comply

with

the

instructions and

warnings

2. Cut

off

the

power

cord and

discard

in the

operating

manual.

Please retain

with

operating

and

installation

mains

plug,

these

instructions

as theymay

be

required

by

a

3.To prevent children from locking subsequent appliance user. themselves in the refrigerator and

suffocating, REMOVE THE LOCK. Installing and connecting

Professional disposal is required for

the

appliance

refrigerants

in

refrigerationappliances

and

gases

contained

in the

insulation.

Ensure

Warning!

that refrigeration tubing and coils are not

damaged or punctured prior to their

S The

appliance ontainsc

a small

quantity

proper

disposal.

of

the

environmentally1friendly

but

flammable

refrigerantR600a.

Ensure

x Disposal

of

packaging

that the refrigeration tubing is not

damaged

during

transportation and

Warning:

installation.

Leaking refrigerant

may

Keep children away from the shippingcause eyenjuriesi

or ignite.

carton

and

packaging

components.

If

refrigerant is

leaking out:

Danger of suffocation from folding

cartons

and

plastic film.

- Avoid naked flames and ignition

You received oury

newappliance

in

a

sources

near

the leakage.

protective

shipping carton. packagingAll

- Unplug theappliance and ventilate

materials are environmentally friendly and

the

room foreverals

minutes.

recyclable. Please ontributec

to

a better

The

more

refrigerant

in an

appliance,

environment

by disposing

of

packaging

the

larger

the room

must

be

in which

materials

in

an

environmentally1friendly

appliance

is situated.

If a leak ursocc in

manner.

a room which is too small,ammablefl

gas1air

mixturemay occur.

en

The room mustbe at

least

3

mper

8

g S

NEVER

use

a steam cleaner frtostde

1

of

refrigerant. The

amount

of

refrigerantor

clean the appliance.

Steam

may

in your appliance is indicated on the

come into

contact

with

live

components

rating

plate

inside

theappliance.

in

the

appliance

and

cause

In

an

emergency

a short@circuit

or

an

electric

shock.

S Wash

eyes

and

call

atordoc.

S

Do NOT allow oil or fat to come into

S Keep ignition

sparks

and

nakedamesfl

contact

with

the

plastic

components or

door

seal,

otherwise the

plastic

parts

away from

theappliance.

and

door

seal

couldbecome

porous.

S Pull out

the

mains

plug

and

ventilate

S

the

not

store

bottled

or

canned

drinks

room

thoroughly

foreverals

minutes.

Do

(especially

carbonated rinks)d

in

the

Using

the

appliance

freezer

compartment.Bottles

and

cans

will

explode.

S In the following cases remove the

mainsS Do

not put an ice lolly or ice cube

plug

or

switch

OFF

the

fuse:

directly from theeezerfr compartment

-

Defrosting

into

your

mouthRisk.

of burnsfrom

very

low temperatures!

-

Cleaning

S

Never touch frozen

food

with

wet

Do NOT pull out the plug by tugging

handsthe. Your hands couldeezefr

mains cable.

to the food!

S Repairs may only

be

performed

by

S

Do

not

scrape off

hoarfrost

or

stuck

qualified

customer@service

technicians.

frozen food with a knife or pointed

Improper repairsmay put the user in

object.

You

coulddamage

the

considerable

danger.

refrigerant

tubing.

Leaking

refrigerant

S NEVER

use

electrical

appliances

inside

may ignite

or

causeeye injuries.

the appliance (e.g. heater, ice@cream

General

requirements

maker,

etc).

S Do NOT stand or support

yourself

The

appliance

is

suitable

on

the

base,

drawers

or

doors,

etc.

S

for

freezing

food,

S Bottles

which contain

a

high

percentage

making ice.

of

alcohol

must

be

sealed

acednd pl

S

for

The appliance is designed for domestic

vertically

in the

refrigerator.

use.

S NEVER

store products

which

contain

The

appliance

has

been

flammable

propellant

gases

(e.g.

interference-suppressed in compliance

aerosols) or

explosive

substances

in

the

appliance

-Explosion

hazard!

with

EU

Directive

89/336/EEC.

S Do

NOT

allow

children to

play

The

refrigerant

circuit

hasbeen

tested

for

with the

appliance.

leaks.

S If

the

appliance

features

a

lock,

keepThis

product complies with theevantrel

the

key

out

of

eachther of hildren!c

safety

regulations

for

electricalappliances

(EXI 60335/2/24).

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Your new appliance Fascia

Fig. 2

1 On/Off button

The appliance is switched on when one of the temperature display lamps, Fig. 2/3, flashes.

2 Temperature selection button

Certain details, in particular appliance features, may vary depending on the appliance model.

Fig. 1

The	freezer	compartment	temperature
can	be set	from -°C16 to -32°C.
Hold	down	the button or	press until

the desired temperature display lamp illuminates.

126 Fascia

7Interior light*

8 Refreezable ice packs*

9 Freezer tray*

10 Freezer grid

11 Freezer compartment flap*

12 Freezer drawer (small)

13 Freezer drawer (big)

14 Frozen food calendar*

15 Threaded feet

*not all models

3Temperature display lamp

The figures next to the temperature

display lamps indicate freezer compartment temperatures in°C. The lit lamp indicates the selected temperature.

The lamp flashes if the selected temperature has still not been reached.

4• l " button

Used to switch off the temperature warning signal.

The temperature warning signal switches on if the freezer compartment is too warm, i.e. the

frozen food is at risk of thawing ("l" display 5 illuminates simultaneously).

The warning signalmay switch on without any risk to the frozen food

- when the appliance is switched on

- when large	quantities of fresh food
are placed	in the appliance

5

Climatic class

The climatic class can be found on the rating plate and specifies ambientthe temperatures at which theappliance

may be operated.

en
When the warning signal switches		off,
the •acoustic warning" is automati0		Note	ambient tempera
cally reset to standby when the freezer			and ventilation
compartment has reachedits operat0		ture

ing emperaturet again.

5• l "display illuminatesat the

same time	as the rningwa signal
is emitted,	i.e.	if	the	freezer
compartment		is	too	warm.

The l• " displaygoes out when the freezer compartment has reached its

operating emperaturet.

SN

	The l• "		displayflashes		following
						N
	a power		failure	or if the tempturerain
	the	appliance		has or	risenhad above	ST
	-4 °C. (Check			odour	andappearance
	of	frozen	food	to determine whetherT
	it is	still	edible).

Permitted ambient temperature

+10 °C to 32C°

+16 °C to 32°C

+18 °C to 38°C

+18 °C to 43°C

Press		the• l " button4					to	stop	the	Ventilation
display from flashing. The								display		Fig.	3
is reset		to		standby.
										The	air at the back of the appliance will
6 super		button								heat up. This warm air must wbedallot
(Fast	freeze)									freely	escape,otherwise the refrigerating
										machine must perform more. This raises
Used	to		switch		fast	freeze on			and	electricityoff consumption. Hence, the
Before		placing			large	quantities				air0inlet and outlet apertures shouldevern
									of fresh
food	(more			than 2		kg)	ineezther, fr			be covered or blocked off!
switch		on		fast	freeze.
4-6 hours is generally							adequate.
To utilise			the maximumeezingfr
capacity,			switch		on	fast freeze
24 hours			inadvance.

After approx. 2.days5 the freezer will automatically switch back to the temperature selected prior to fast freeze.

6

en

Connecting

the

Switching

on

appliance

the appliance

After

installing

the

appliance, you shouldPress buttonFig. 2/1. Press the

wait

at

least

½ hour before switching

on•l• button. The

warning

tone

is

the appliance. While the appliance is

cancelled. The 5 •alarm" display lights

being transported, the oil in the

up. The appliance

starts

to cool.

compressor may leakinto the refrigeration

system.

Selecting

the

temperature

Clean

the

interior

of

the

appliance

before

The freezer compartment temperature is

using

for

the

first

time

(see •Cleaning"). set in the

factory

to -18 °C.

The mains socket should be easily

The set values can be changed, see

accessible.

Connect theappliance

to

description

of

the

control

panel:Fig. 2/2

a 220-240

V/50 Hz

AC

mains

supply at

button.

a correctly

installed

socket. The

socket

adjustment

We recommend

a ttingse of

-18 °C.

must be equipped with fusea protection

rated

10

A or higher.

Operating

tips

If the appliance is to be operated in a

non.European country, check that theS

When the freezer compartment has

voltage

and

current

type indicated on reached its operatingemperature,t the

the rating plate correspond with the

•Alarm"

display

5

extinguishes.

specifications of your power supply.

S

The end sides of the housing are

The

rating plate

is

situated

in the

bottom

left.hand

sometimes moderately

heated. This

side of the appliance.

condensation

from

forming

The mains connection cable may be

prevents

around the door seal.

replaced

by

an

electrician only.

!

Warning!

S

If after closing

theezerfr

compartment,

the door cannot be opened

The appliance may not, under any

immediately, waitfor two or three

circumstances, be connected

to

minutes until the suction pressure has

electronic

energy.saving

plugs

adjusted

itself.

(e.g. Ecoboy; Sava Plug) and to power

inverters

which convert direct currentS

The refrigeration systemay cause the

to

230 V

alternating

current

(e.g.

solarfreezer grilles

to

frost

over

quickly

in

energy

systems,

power

networks

on

some places.

This has influenceno on

function

or

consumption

of

power.

ships

).

Defrosting is

only

necessary

if frost

or

ice has

formed to a thickness of more

than 5 mm over the entireacesurfof the

freezer grille.

7

en

Buying

frozen

food

To

retain

the flavour and prevent the foo

The

packaging

ustm not

bedamaged.

from drying

out,

wrap

the food airtight.

Suitable

for

packing

are:

Note

the

sell5by

date.

plastic

film,

polythene

tube5film,

The temperature in the supermarket

aluminium

foil

andeezerfr

tins.

These

freezer should

be

-18 ºC

or

lower.

products can be bought at a listspecia

Transport the frozen food in an

outlet.

insulating

bag,

where

possible

and

put

it

quickly Uintosuitable

are:

the

freezer

compartment.

wrapping

paper,

greaseproof paper,

cellophane, refuse bags and used

Freezing

food

shopping

bags.

When freezing food yourself, choose onlyPlace thefood

in

the apping,wr

squeeze

fresh, flawless food for this purpose.

out all air and seal theappingwr well.

Suitable

for

freezing

are:

Suitable

for

sealing

are:

meat

and

sausages,oultryp

and

venison,

elastic bands, plastic clips, string,

fish, vegetables, herbs, fruit, pastries,

cold5resistant apet or suchlike. Bags and

pizza, oven5ready meals, leftovers, egg

tube5film

of

polythenemay be

sealed with

yolk

and

egg

white.

a film

sealer.

Unsuitable

for

freezing

are:

Before placing the food in eezerthefr

whole

eggs

in

shells,

soureamcr and

compartment,

markeach

freezer

packet

with the contents and the date on which

mayonnaise,

lettuce, radishes

and

onions.

Blanching

of

vegetables

and fruit

was

inserted.

Allow hot food and drinks to cool to ro

So

that

the

colour, taste, aroma

and

vitamin C

content are

temperature before placing them in the

retained, vegetables

compartment.

freezer

and fruit should be blanched before being

frozen.

•Fast

freeze"

Submerge vegetables andfruit briefly in

boiling

water

to

blanch

them.

Several hours

before

placing

fresh food

in

You may

wish

to

look

in

a

book

store

for

the freezer compartment, switch on •fast

reference

books on freezing

food,

which

also

contain

descriptions

of

blanching.

freeze".

4-6 hours is usually adequate. If the ma

Packing

the

food

freezing

capacity

is used, hours24

are

required.

Smaller

quantities of

food (up

to

Pack the food eparateins

portions which

2 kg) can

be

frozen

without

•Fasteeze"fr.

suit the day5to5day needs of your

To

switch

on

•Fast

freeze",

simply press

household. Divide vegetables and fruit

the

•Fast

freeze"uttonb Fig. 2/6.

into

portions

noeavierh

than 1 kg

and

meat into

portions

up

to

2.5

kg.

Smaller

portions

freeze

morequickly

and

retain

their quality better during defrosting and cooking.

8

9

Max. freezer capacity

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Notes

S

If fresh food is being frozen the

Food should be frozen right through as

temperature

in theeezerfr

compartment

quickly as

possibleOnly.

in

thisway are

can rise

to

such an extent

that

the

vitamins, nutritional

values,appearance

temperature indicator lightFig. 2/3

and

taste

retained.

Therefore, you should will blink

and

the alarm

displayFig. 2/5

not

exceed

the

maximum

freezing

will come on. This

does not,wever,ho

capacity of oury

appliance.

The following

indicate

that

the frozen

food

is

in

quantities of foodmay befrozen on the

danger.

wire

shelves at

any

one

time depending

24

hours,

the

set

on

the appliance type.

At the latest after

temperature

will be

attained

again.

GSE	22../GS22E..	12kg/24h
GSE	28../GS28E..	14kg/24h
GSE	32../GS32E..	22kg/24h
GSE	34../GS34E..	22kg/24h
GSE	36../GS36E..	22kg/24h
GSL	18../GS18L..	16kg/24h
GSL	22../GS22L..	16kg/24h
GSL	28../GS28L..	16kg/24h

Storing food

S Always nsure that alleezerfr					drawers
have beenfully inserted				as	far as		the
end stop. This is important for
uninhibited	air circulation within
the appliance!
S Stack the	food	directly		on	the grid
if a lot of frozen		goods		must		be
accommodated. Pull			the eezerfr
drawers out as		far	as	they		will	go, lift
from the	front	and	removeFig. 6.

If possible, eezefr

larger

quantities of

food

S To

prevent

the

food

from

thawing

in the upper compartments, as this

is

where it will be frozen

fastest and

quickly in

the

event

of a

power

failure

therefore

most

carefully.

(If the appliance malfunction, place the

refreezable

ice

has

a

lid, lift it

and

tilt forwards,Fig. 5/A).

packs from theeezerfr

tray

directly

on

Lay the food flat in thempartmentsco

the foodFig. 8/11.

and /

or

frozen4food

baskets.

Food

which

is ealrdy frozen

should

not

Frozen&food

calendar

come

into contact with

food

which has yet

to freeze.Arrange instead the already

Fig.

7

frozen

food

in

the frozen4food baskets. (not

all models)

The

lowest

flap

with

the

"support

To avoid the quality of

the

frozen

food

cords"

Fig.5/B can

be

used

as

a

being diminished, it is important that the

temporary

storage paces

during

loading

allowable storage

duration

is

not

and

unloading of

food (noteveryon

exceeded. Thestorage durationdepends

model).

on the type

of frozenthe food. The values

Use

the

large

frozen&food

basket

next

to the

symbols represent the

Fig. 1/13 preferentially

for theeezingfr

permissible storage duration for the

and

storage

of

larger food

items

e.g.

respective frozen

food

in

months.

In the

turkeys, ducks

and geese

etc.

case

of oven4readyfrozen

meals which

are available in stores, the production date or the •Best Before" date should b observed.

Do NOT refreezefood which is beginning to defrost or which has already defrosted. Only food which is subsequentlyeparedpr (cooked or fried)may be frozenre.

Depending on the typefoodf and inten7 ded use, frozen produce can be defro7 sted:

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Ice

packs

Usable capacity

Fig. 8 /11

(Not supplied with all models; when

According to the current standard the

supplied,

quantity

varies).

usable capacityexcluding interior

In the event of a power failure or

features

is:

malfunction, the refrezable ice packs

Freezer

compartment:

delay

the

thawing

of

the

frozen

food

being

151

l

stored.

This is most

effectivelyeved,achi

GS..18../GS18..

GS..22../GS22..

188

l

and energy consumption is minimized, by

placing the

refrezable

ice

packs

in the

GS..28../GS28..

227

l

top compartment

directly

on the

food.

GS..32../GS32..

264

l

The refreezable ice

packs

canlso abe

GS..34../GS34..

282

l

inGS..36../GS36..

301

l

used to

temporarilyeepk food

cool,

e.g.

a cooling

bag.

The usable capacityincluding interior

features is:

Freezer

tray

Freezer

compartment:

Fig. 8 /12

GS..18../GS18..

148

l

The freezer

tray suitableis

for

storing the

GS..22../GS22..

185

l

refreezable

ice packs

andlso afor eezingfr

GS..28../GS28..

223

l

berries, pieces ofruit, herbs and

GS..32../GS32..

259

l

vegetables

individually.

For

these

GS..34../GS34..

275

l

purposes, remove the refreezable ice

GS..36../GS36..

296

l

packs, distribute the food evenly on the

freezer

tray

andllowa to eezefr for approx.

10-12 hours, and thenacepl thefood in

Defrosting

frozen

freezer

bags orontainersc

. To thaw the

food, distribute the individualecespi

produce

evenly,

as

before.

Making		ice
Warning
Do	NOT	use	an electric eamice7cr maker
in	the freezer		compartment.

Making ice cubes

Ice7cube trays are available from specialist outlets.

S At roomemperature,t

S	In	a refrigerator,
S	In	an electric oven, with/without fan
	assisted hot7air,

					S In a microwave
Fill	ice7cube		tray ¾ full of water	and	place
in	the	freezer compartment. loosenTo		the	Note
ice cubes, hold ice7cube tray under
running		water	or twist it slightly.

10

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No longer store the frozen produce for ! Warning

max. storage period.

Do

not

remove

the

frost with a knife or

other sharp object. Be careful not to

damage the frigerantre circulation pipes.

Switching

off

the

Ejecting

refrigerant can ignite itself or lea

to

damage

to the

eyes.

appliance

Do

NOT

place

any

electric

appliances

Press buttonFig. 2/1.

Temperature

or naked

flames

in

the

appliance.

display lampFig. 2/3

goes

out. The

Notes

cooling process

and

the

lighting are

Large

accumulations of ice or hoar7frost

thereby switchedoff.

on

the

freezergrids mpedei the fficiencye

Disconnecting

the

of the appliance and cause the rate of

energy

consumption

to

increase.

appliance

If the

layer frost

is

greater

than

5 mm

If the appliance

is not to be used

for then the

appliance

should

be defrosted.

I

a prolonged

period:

any

case it

should

be done at least onc

1. Pull out

the mains plug

or

twice

a

yearMost.

appropriately

when

there is very little or no frozen

food in

t

2. Cleaning

the

appliance

freezer.

3. Leave the applianceoord

open.

About

4

hours

before

defrosting

switch

o

the fast freeze so thatfoodthe attains a

very low temperature and can then be

kept at

roomemperaturet

for

a longer

Defrost and clean theperiod

of time.

freezer

compartment

Procedure

Fig. 0

!Risk of electric shock

NEVER use a steam cleaner. If live components come into contact with condensing steam, they mayshort7circuit or cause an electric shock.

! Explosion hazard

S Switch the appliance off and remove th mains plug.

S Store the eezerfr drawers and thefood

in a cool location. Place the ice block enclosed) on the food.

S Place the empty freezer tray on the bottom shelf to catch the melting ice.

Defrosting		spraysmay form	explosive	S
gases and/or contain solvents or
propellants which corrode plastic and/or
may be	a health hazard.
Follow	the	manufacturer's	instructions.

To speed up thefrostingde				process
place two			saucepans with hot		water	on
a	base	in	the appliance.	Close	the	do
to	keep	the warmth in the appliance.

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S When the

freezer compartment

has

defrosted, empty

the

water

which has Tips

for

saving

energy

collected in the freezer tray. Mop up any

water

in

the

bottom

of

eezerthefr

S Install theappliance in a cool, well

compartment

with

a

sponge.

ventilated room, but not in direct

S Clean

with

water

and a

little

detergent.sunlight and not near a heat source

S Switch

on

the

appliance.

(radiator, cooker,

etc.). Otherwise,

use.an

insulating

plate.

S Put the

frozen

foodback into

the eezerfr

S Allow

warm food and drinks to cool

compartment.

down

outside

theappliance.

!

Warning

S When

thawing

frozen food,acepl it

in

Do

NOT use

abrasive

or

acidic cleaning the refrigerator

compartment. The

low

agents or

solvents.

temperature of the frozen food will

then.cool the food in the

refrigerator

Clean the door seal with

water

only

andcompartment.

dry

thoroughly.

S Open

the

applianceoord as

briefly

No

water

should

be wedallo into the

as.possible.

control

panel

during

cleaning.

S Occasionally clean the rear of the

Important

care

information

appliance with avacuum cleaner or

paint

brush to eventpr an increased

for

stainless

steel

power

consumption.

appliances

Use •Chromol" cleaning agent for

cleaning

stainless

steel

surfaces.

Operating

noises

This

cleaning

agent availableis

on

the

market under the namehromol"•C

or from Completely

normal

noises

your

customer

service

under

ident)no.

310359 as

a

500

ml

spray

Humming noiserefrigerating unit is

can

or

under

running.

ident)no.

166787 as

Bubbling, whirringor gurgling noises-

a

50

ml trial can.refrigerant is

flowing through

the

To

prevent

damage

to surfaces,the

under

refrigeration

tubing.

no

circumstances

use

abrasive

sponges,Clicking noisemotor is switching on or

metal brushes, sharp/edged

implements

off.

or scouring agents. Chemically aggressive

cleaning agents, such as defrosting

sprays, oven sprays, solvents or stain

removers must not be used either.

The

stainless

steel

surface should be

cleaned

in

the direction of

the

grain.

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Noises

which

can

Drawers, baskets or storage surfaces

easily be

unsteady

or stick.

eliminated

are

Please check

that the removable parts

The

appliance

is

not

standing level

are correctly in

position and reinsert if

Please use

a

spiritevel to nsure

that the

necessary.

appliance is

standingevel.

Adjust

the

The

containers are touching

threaded feet

or place

something

Place the bottles or containers a little

underneath

to

bring

theappliance

level.

apart.

The

appliance

is

crowded

Please leave clearance between the

appliance

and

surrounding

furniture

or appliances.

Eliminating minor faults yourself

Before you call customer service:

Check to see whether or not youemedycan rthe ultfa yourself on the basis of the

following

instructions.

You

have

to bear theostc of consultation

from

Customer

Service

yourself,even during

the

period

of guarantee.

Fault

Possible

cause

Remedial action

The

interior

light The bulb

isdefective.

Change

the

bulb

does

not

1.

Pull

out

the

mains

plug or disconnect the

function;

fuse.

the refrigerating

2.

Changing

the bulb

Fig. . q/A.

unit

is running.

(Replacement bulb max. 15 W,

220-240 V

alternating

current, base E14)

The light switch is sticking.

Check whether it can be moved. If not, then

Fig. q/B

please

call

customer service.

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Fault	Possible cause		Remedial action
None of the	Power	failure; fuse has	tripped;Check that the power is on; fuse must be
displays	mains	plug not inserted	properlyreset. .
illuminate.

•l" Fig.2/5 display illumina tes, the acoustic warning signal sounds.

Malfunction	- it is too	warm Pressin the• l " button to cancel the
the freezer	compartment!	warning tone.

S Freezer'compartment door is Close the door. open.

S The ventilation openings are Ensure that there is adequate ventilation. blocked.

S Too much food was				placed Doat not exceed the max. freezing capacity.
once in	the	freezer
compartment.
Once the	fault	has	be	remedied
the indicator light will go out
automatically after a			short time.

Customer service

(E'number) and production number (FD'number) of your appliance.

Please check your				These numbers can foundbe on the
			telephone book or the
customer'service list for your nearest				rating plate.Fig. w
customer'service		facility. When		To prevent unnecessary call'outs, please
contacting	customer		service, please	assist customer service by quoting the
ALWAYS	quote	the	productmbernu	product	and	production mbersnu. This
				will aves	you	additional costs.

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