Bosch GSV16VW20G, GSV16AL20G INSTALLATION GUIDE

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Information concerning disposal. .				. .	.		. 3		Freezing			and storing food. . . . . . .					. . 10. .
Safety and warning information. . .				.	.	.	.	3	Freezing			fresh food. . . . . . . . . .					. 11. . .
Changing over the door hinges. . .				.	.	.	.	5	Freezing			food. . . . . . . . . . . .					. 11. . .
Installing appliance under worktop. .				.	.	.		5	Fast freezing . . . . . . . . . . . .								. 12. . .
Connecting		the appliance. . . . .		. .	.		.6 . .		Defrosting.			frozen produce. . . . . . .					. 12. . .
Getting	to	know your appliance. . .		.	.	.	.	7	Switching			off	and		disconnecting
Control	panel. . . . . . . . . . . .				.				the	appliance. . . . . . . . . . . .							. 13. . .
							.7 . . . . . . . .
Note ambient			temperature and						Defrost		and		clean		the	freezer
									compartment . . . . . . . . . . . . .13. . .
ventilation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 . . . . . . . . . .
Switching		on	the appliance. . . . .	. .		. .8 . .How				to	save energy. . . . . . . . . .						. .15. .
Fittings . . . . . . . . . . . . . .									Operating			noises.		.	. . . . . . . . . .		.15. . .
					. .9 . . . . . . . . . .
Usable	capacity. . . . . . . . .			. .					Eliminating minor						faults	yourself. . . . .	. .16
					. 10. . . . . . . .
Freezer	compartment. . . . . . .			.	.				Customer			service . . . . . . . . . .					. 16. . .
						.10. . . . .

- Notify customer service.

- Switch off the appliance and pull out the mains plug or switch off the fus

- Thoroughly ventilate the room for several minutes.

If damage has occurred

This appliance is labelled in

accordance with European Directive

2002/96/EG concerning used - Keep naked flames and/or ignition electrical and electronic appliances sources away from the appliance.

(waste electrical and electronic equipment : WEEE). The guideline determines the framework for the return and recycling of used appliances as applicable throughout the EU.

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Information

concerning Safety

and

warning

disposal

information

x Disposal

of

packaging

Before you switch ON the

The packaging protects your appliance

appliance

from damage during transit. All packagingPlease read the operating

and installation

materials are environmentally friendly andinstructions carefully.

recyclable. Please contribute to a betterThey contain important information

environment

by

disposing of

packaging on how to install, use

and

maintain

the

materials in

an

environmentally:friendly

appliance.

manner.

Keep all documentation

for

subsequent

Please ask your

dealer or inquire at

use or for the next owner.

your

local authority about current means of

Technical

safety

disposal.

x Disposal

S This appliance

contains a

small quantity

of

your

old

of environmentally:friendly

but flam:

appliance

mable R600a

refrigerant.

Ensure that

the tubing

of

the

refrigerant circuit

is n

Old appliances are not worthless rubbish!damaged during transportation and

Valuable raw

materials can

be reclaimed installation.

Leaking

refrigerant may

by recycling

old

appliances.

cause eye

injuries

or

ignite.

	!	Warning					The more refrigerant an appliance
	Redundant			appliances:			contains, the larger the room must be.
	1.	Pull	out	the	mains	plug.	Leaking refrigerant can form a flam:
							mable gas:air mixture in rooms which
	2.	Cut	off	the	power	cord and discard withare		too small.
		the	mains plug.				The	3
								room must be at leastper1 m8 g

Refrigerators contain refrigerants and the of refrigerant. The amount of refrigerant

insulation contains				gases.		Refrigerant	and in your appliance is indicated on the
gases	must	be	disposed			of properly.	rating plate inside the appliance.
Ensure	that	tubing		of	the	refrigerant	circuit
is not	damaged		prior		to	proper disposal.

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S Only customer service may

change

S

People

who

have

limited

physical,

the power

cord

and

carry

out

any

othersensory or

mental

abilities

or

inadequate

repairs.

Improper

installations

and

knowledge must not use this appliance

repairs

may

put

the

user

at

considerableunless

they

are

supervised

or

given

risk.

meticulous

instructions.

Important

information

when

S

Do not store bottled or canned drinks

(especially carbonated drinks) in the

using

the

appliance

freezer compartment. Bottles and cans

S Never

use

electrical

appliances

inside

may

explode!

the

appliance

(e. g. heaters,

electric

iceS

Never put frozen food straight from the

makers,

etc.).Risk

of

explosion!

freezer compartment into your mouth.

S Never

use

a

steam

cleaner

to

defrost

Risk of low temperature burns!

or clean

the appliance. The steam mayS

Avoid prolonged touching of frozen

penetrate

electrical

parts

and

cause

food,

ice

or

the

evaporator

pipes,

etc.

a short8circuit.

Risk

of

low temperature

burns!

Risk

of

electric

shock!

S Do

not

use pointed or sharp8edged Children

in

the

household

implements

to

remove

frost

or

layers S

Keep

children

away

from

packaging

of ice.

and

its

parts.

Danger

of

suffocation

fro

You

could

damage

the

refrigerant

folding

cartons

and

plastic

film!

tubing.

Leaking

refrigerant

may

ignite

Do

not

allow

children

to

play

with

the

or cause

eye

injuries.

S

appliance!

S Do not store products which contain

If

the

appliance

features

a

lock,

keep

flammable

propellants

(e. g. spray

cans)S

or explosive substances in the

the

key

out

of

the

reach

of

children.

appliance. Explosion

hazard!

on General

requirements

S Do

not

stand

or

support

yourself

the base,

drawers

or

doors,

etc.

The

appliance

is

suitable

S Before

defrosting

or

cleaning

the

S

for

freezing

food,

appliance,

switch

off

the

appliance,

for

making

ice.

pull out

the

mains

plug

or

switch

off S

the fuse.

The

appliance

is

designed

for

domestic

Pull

on

the

mains

plug,

not

on the

poweruse.

cord.

The

appliance

has

been

S Bottles

which

contain

a

high

percentageinterference -suppressed

in

compliance

of alcohol

must

be

sealed

and

storedwithin

EU

Directive

2004/108/EC.

an

upright

position.

The

refrigerant

circuit

has

been

tested

for

S Keep plastic parts and the

door

sealleaks.

free

of

oil

and

grease.

Otherwise,

parts

product

complies

with

the

relevant

and

door

seal

will

become

porous.

This

safety

regulations

for

electrical

appliances

S Never cover or block the ventilation

(EN 60335/2/24).

openings

for

the

appliance.

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S Lift worktop slightly and remove.

Appliance ventilation

A ventilation cross2section of minimum 160 cm 2 is necessary for installation below a worktop. For this purpose, a vent measuring about 500 x 60 mm is required, which is

available from DIY shops or specialist retailers.

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S Unscrew screws at the rear of the worktop.

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Installation

Changing

over

the

doo

Installation

location

hinges

Install the appliance in a

dry,

well

d Warning

ventilated room.

The

appliance

should

While

changing over

the

door hinges,

not be

installed

in

direct

sunlight

or

near

that the

appliance

is not

a heat

source

such

as a cooker,

ensure

radiator,

to the power supply.

etc. If

installation

next

to

a

heat

connected

source is

mains

plug

beforehand.

unavoidable,

use

a

suitable

insulating

Pull out the

Tilt back the appliance

(if

required,

place

plate.

packaging

material,

etc.

underneath).

Observe

the

following

minimum

distances

to heat

sources:

Figure 3

The door

hinges

can

be

changed

over

S 3 cm

to electric

or

gas

cookers.

if required

by the

installation location.

S 30 cm to an oil or solid2fuel cooker. Proceed in numerical sequence. If installing the appliance next to another

refrigerator	or	freezer, there must		be
a minimum	gap	of	2 cm between	the	Installing			appliance
appliances in order to prevent
condensation.					under		worktop
Aligning	the		appliance		After	removing		the worktop, the appliance
Fig. 2/A					can	be installed under a worktop.
					Fig. 1
The appliance must be level. If the floor is
uneven, use the front height2adjustable Removing							the	worktop
feet.

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S Mark the cut9out for

the

vent

on

the worktop

centric

to

the

appliance.

Connecting

S Max.

distance

to

wall

83 mm

the appliance

S Note

width

•B"

of

the

wall

connection

installing

the

appliance,

wait

at

least

rail!

After

1 hour

until

the

appliance

starts

up.

S Saw out the cutout.

Chamfer

During

transportation

the

oil

in

the

the underside

by

approx. 4 mm.

compressor may

have

flowed

into

the

S Insert and

attach

the

ventilation

grille. refrigeration

system.

Note

Before

switching

on

the

appliance

for

the first

time,

clean

the

interior

of

the

The

vent

is

not required

when

appliance

(see chapter

Cleaning).

the distance

between

the

worktop

and appliance

is

more

than

5 cm.

The

socket

should

be

freely

accessible.

Prior

to

installation

Connect

the

appliance

only

to

220:240 V/50 Hz

alternating current

via

Before

the

appliance

is

pushed

into

a correctly

installed

earthed

socket.

a corner,

the

tabs

from

the

top

cover

strip

must

be

fused

with

a

10 A

The socket

must

be

bent upwards;

the

tabs should

A

fuse.

to 16

previously

be

lifted

with

a knife

or similar.

Fig. 2/B

If

the

appliance

is

to

be

operated

in

Appliance

installation

under

worktop

a non9European

country,

check

on

the rating

plate

whether

the

indicated

Insert

the

appliance

into

the

cavity

untilvoltage

and

current

type

correspond

the

front

edge

of

the

appliance

door

to the

values

of

your mains

supply.

is flush

with

the

furniture

doors

of

The rating

plate

is

situated

in

the

bottom

the adjacent

cupboards.

left9hand side of the appliance.

The power

Align

the

appliance

with

the

cord

may

be

replaced

by

a technician

only.

height9adjustable feet until the upper

edge

of

the

appliance

is

situated

on

!

Warning

the worktop.

Never

connect

the appliance to electronic

Adjust

the

height9adjustable

feet

with

energy

saver

plugs

or

to

power inverters

a screwdriver. Fig. 2/A

which convert the direct current to

230 V

Fixing

appliance

to

the

worktop

alternating

current

(e.g.

solar

equipment,

power supplies on ships).

Secure the appliance to the worktop with

standard

chipboard

screws.

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Getting to know your Control panel appliance Fig. 5 A/B

1 Temperature selector

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To set the temperature, rotate the temperature selector with a coin.

Position •1" hottest temperature,

Position •7" coldest temperature

2 On/Off button

Before reading the instructions, please fold out the back pages. This operating manual refers to several models.

with green pilot light (lights when the master switch has been switched ON).

Diagrams may vary.

Fig. 4

135 Control panel

6Ventilation grille

7Worktop

8 Freezer shelf

9 Freezer drawer

10Threaded feet

11Condensation outlet

12Temperature displayin the freezer door

not all models

3Fast3freeze button with yellow pilot light

(lights when fast%freeze has been switched ON). To switch OFF, press the fast%freeze button again (fast%freeze does NOT switch OFF automatically).

4Temperature warning light (red)

Lights if the freezer compartment				is
too	warm,	i.e. the	frozen food is	at
of thawing. This warning light does
not	always	indicate	that the food	is a

risk, as it may switch ON temporarily when the appliance is switched ON, when large quantities of fresh food

have	been		placed		in	the	freezer, whe
the	appliance			door has been open fo
too long or when the temperature
selector		has	been		set	to	a higher
setting		(lower		temperature).

5Warning3signal OFF button not all models

The warning signal is emitted at the same time as the red warning light switches ON. The warning signal stops when the red warning light goe out or when the warning%signal OFF button is pressed.

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