Bush MSBSNFB, MSBSNFSS Instruction manual

MSBSNFB
MSBSNFSS

You'll soon be enjoying your new refrigerator.

It all begins here,with your instructions.Don't worry,
there's nothing too technical coming up.Just simple,
step-by-step guidance to get you up and running
quickly.Sound good?Then let's get started

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Contents

Safety i nformaon

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S afety in formaon 6

Geng to know

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your refrigerator

Ready?Let's begin... 11
Parts

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Installing your

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Care and Maintenance

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Genera l 25

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Disposa linformaon

Product support

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Trouble Shoong 30

Help and 31

Guarantee

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Contents 3

Safety information 1

Safety information

Important-Please read these instructions fully
before installing or operating

Before use

6 Safety information

Safety information

Important-Please read these instructions fully

before installing or operating

Safety information 7

Safety information

Important-Please read these instructions fully

before installing or operating

8 Safety information

Getting to know

your refrigerator 2

Getting to know your refrigerator

You'll be up and running in no time

Ready?Let's begin...

Please read these instructions carefully.They contain
important information which will help you get the best
from your refrigerator and ensure safe and
correct installation and operation

If you require any further assistance,our technical
experts are happy to help.For full details,refer to
the product support section at the end of these
instructions.

Getting to know your refrigerator 11

g to know your refrigerator

You'll be up and running in no e

Parts

2 13

11

4

5

6

1.Frid ge

2.Free zer

3.LED l ight

4.Free zer Balconi es

5.Free zer Shelves

6.Free zer Tray

10

9

8

7

7.Leve ling Feet

8.Frid ge Crisper

9.Frid ge Shelves

10.Fri dge Balconi es

11.LED light

Access ories inclu ded

x 1

12 to know your refrigera tor

Ice-cu be tray x 2

Egg tray x 1 Wrench x 1

Installing your refrigerator

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Installing your refrigerator

Bringing it all together

n

2 peopl e ar e r equired to unpack

and han dle the applian ce, it is
recommended that glo ves are worn.

.The appli ance should be tran sported only in an

upr ight
than 45 degrees . T he packag ing as supplied must
be intact dur ing .

. D o no t t the a ppliance great er

. g the appli anc e, leave it for at

lea st 4 hours befor e swi tching on to all ow the
coo ling system to
res ult in damag e to the applianc e.

. Failu re to comply could

.Do not mov e the applian ce b y pulling the door or

handle as it may damag e yo ur f loo ring an d wa ll

cov erings etc.

.Empty any wate r in the drai n tray before m oving
.M ake sure tha t the defrost water pipe at the back

of the p roduct is fixed to the
pan on
waters pillage on the fl oor.

the top of the com pressor, to av oid defrost

c

.Ensure th e electrical cable is not caug ht under

the applia nce during and

moving

.Carefull y re mov e a ll p ackaging materials

includ ing the foam base, di spose o f co rrectly

n

.Ensure suffici ent spa cing is provide d f or the

applia nce to be installe d. L eave space on both
sides ( 50cm), back ( 100cm) and abov e t he
applia nce (50cm) to ensur e pr oper v
and doo r opening. See fig. 1 &2

n

.Do not place the a ppliance near a hea t source

or in di rec t sunlight

.Do not put any heavy ob jec ts on top of the

applia nce. It will damage the ap pliance.

.D

o not in stall the appliance in a mo ist or wet
place. It should be inst alled on a sm ooth surface
to avoi d exc essive vibra

and noi se.

.

the two front levelling feet to fix the appliance.

50mm

Fig.1

At least
50mm

Fig.2

50mm

50mm

890mm

1542m m

At least
50mm

100mm

1130mm

Instal ling your refri gerator

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Installing your refrigerator

Bringing it all together

.Try some i.e. Open/close door to

confirm the appliance will not move under
normal
moves, adjus t the leveling fee t a gain
is fixed and do not mo ve (See fig.3).

.I f you need to r elocate the applianc e, p lease

ensure the leveling feet on the front side have
been scre wed upward s before yo u mo ve the
appliance.

.If the doors of the appliance are not al ign ed

then the heigh t of right door can be ad justed,
please follow the belo w steps.
Note: The maximum height adjustme nt is 5mm
Rotate the locking n ut clockwise (as sho wn in
Fig.5) with a wre nch for 2 full

it. You can now rotate the

door. Once the
posi

rota

Fig.5)shown in to adjust the height of the right

do or is set to your desired

on, then
ng it an

ghten the locking nut by

-clo ckwise.

. If t he appliance

ons to loose

rota

adjus

ng nut(as

it

Fig.3

Fig.4

Adjust ing n ut

Left

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.Each appliance has a climate class (shown on

the
temper ature rang e of the appliance. The
appliance may not work prope rly if it i s for a
long pe riod at a temper atu re outsid e th e
specifi ed range.

plate) that in dicate s the oper

.R efer to “Care an d Ma intena nce”

to prep are you r appliance for use.

Installing you r refrigerator

Lockin g nut

Cli mate C lass

SN

N

ST

T

Fig.5

Amb .T.( C)

10~ 32 C

16~ 32 C

16~ 38 C

16~ 43 C

Amb .T.( F)

50~ 90 F

51~ 90 F

61~ 100 F

61~ 110 F

Installing your refrigerator

Bringing it all together

Electrical connection

Any electrical work that is required to
install this appliance MUST be carried out
by a qualified electrician.

Warning: THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE
EARTHED
Before making any electrical connections,
ensure that:

.Electrical safety is only guaranteed when the earth

system of your house is in accordance with the
related local regulations.

.Do not damage the refrigerant circuit.
.Do not bend, stretch or pull the supply cable to

avoid electric shock.

.Do not use electrical appliances inside the food

storage compartments of the appliance, unless
they are of the type recommended by the
manufacturer.

.Ensure the power socket is suitable for the

maximum power of the machine (fuses in the
power circuit must be 13 amp).

.The supply voltage should be the same as that

indicated in the technical specifications and the
appliance rating plate.

.The appliance should be earthed and in

compliance with the applicable law.

.When installed, the power socket must be within

easy reach.

.If the socket outlets in your home are not suitable

for the plug supplied with this unit check with a
qualified electrician for replacement.

.The use of adapters, multiple connectors or

extension cables are not recommended.

.The appliance must be connected to a 220-240

volt 50Hz AC supply by means of a three pin
socket, suitably earthed and protected by a 13
amp fuse.

.Should the fuse need to be replaced, a 13 amp

fuse approved to BS1362 must be used.

.The plug contains a removable fuse cover that

must be refitted when the fuse is replaced. If the
fuse cover is lost or damaged, the plug must not
be used until a replacement cover has been fitted
or the plug is replaced.

.A damaged plug should be cut off as close to the

plug body as possible, the fuse should be removed
and the plug disposed of safely.

Plug replacement (UK & Ireland only)

Should you need to replace the plug; the wires
in the power cable are coloured in the
following way:

Blue Neutral 'N'

Brown Live 'L'

Green & Yellow Earth 'E'

As the colours of the wires in the power cable
may not correspond with the coloured
markings identifying the terminals in your
plug, and proceed as follows:

The green & yellow wire must be connected to
the terminal in the plug that is marked with the
letter E or by the earth symbol.

The blue wire must be connected to the
terminal that is marked with the letter N.

The brown wire must be connected to the
terminal that is marked with the letter L.

If the power supply cord is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer or its service
agent or a similar qualified person in order
to avoid a hazard.

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Using your refrigerator

4

Using your refrigerator

the most from your appliance

Before first use

Final c hecks before

1. Good air

the ap pliance

around the app liance .

2. The f eet have been adjusted for p erfect
levell ing.

3. Clea n th e c omp artment per

in C are and

Mainte nance .

4. Plug in the appliance and the interior light
will co me o n w hen the door is open.

2. Loc k / Unloc

At lock state( ),press and hold Lock/unlock/

for 3 seconds

change to unlock state( ).

It will change from unlock state to lock state if the
appliance is idle for 60 seconds.

state( ).

The com pre ssor starts up and in

backgr ound noise .It is normal, this is no t a
defect .

Using your appliance

may produce s ome

be in unlock state( ). Press the Lock/unlock/

unlock state( ).

1. Cont rol panel

.The control panel allow s you to start and use

all the
openin g th e doors.

2.Quic k f reeze

3.Quic k cool

4.Lock /unlock icon

5. Lock/unlock

6. Fridge c ompartment te mperature

adj ustment

OFF mode icon7.

8. Fridge comp artment tempe rature

9.Free zer compartme nt temperatur e

10. Freezer compartment t emperature

adjust men

11.

Program mode Display Freezer temperature Fridge temperature Remarks

Normal / - 18 5 For normal use, both freeze & fridge temperature can be adjusted.

Vaca on

Quick freeze

Quick freeze + cool

Quick cool

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10 6

9 8

1

11

2

icon

7

3

4

mode icon

mode icon

℃

-18 OFF For vaca on use, both freeze & fridge temperature cannot be adjusted.

℃

-24 Unchanged For quick freeze use, only fridge temperature can be adjusted.

℃

-24 2 For quick freeze + cool use, both freeze & fridge temperature cannot be adjusted.

℃

-18 2 F or quick cool use, only freezer temp erature can be adjusted.

℃

Using y our refrigerator

5

℃

℃

℃

Normal

Using your refrigerator

the most from your appliance

First Use

Allow to stand f or a minimum of 4 hours befor e
pluggi ng in to the mains

• T

he temperature of the refrigerator is controlled

electronically by the control panel.

• It will default at -18°C (freeze) and 5°C (fridge) at
1st use.

freezer can be done manually by pressing the fridge

the freezer compartment temperature adjustment

(10)

on the display.

• To change the temperature of the fridge

( 6 ).

fridge can be set between 2°C and 8°C.

• To change the temperature of the freezer

compartment
temperature

freezer compartment can be set between -16°C
and -24°C.

press the freezer

(10),

( 6 )

Hints and Tips

Storage of Fresh food

with foil, wrapped in film, placed in an

•Do not allow raw meat to come into contact

with cooked foods.

•Fruit and vegetables should be stored in the

free movement of cold air.

•Cool hot food down to room temperature before
storing.

Storage of Frozen food

• Fresh foods such as fish and meat can be frozen
to maintain freshness, and keep the nutrients in
the food.

container.

•Do not allow already frozen food into direct
contact with food to be frozen.

•Ready frozen food should be placed it in freezer as
soon as possible.

• Do not re-freeze food once it has thawed.

Quick Freeze

Quick Freeze

upto 26 hrs and then it will change back to normal
mode.)

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Using your refrigerator

Getting the most from your appliance

Useful information

The following guidelines and recommendations
are suggested to obtain the best results and
storage hygiene.

.Frequent door openings can cause internal

temperature to rise so the door should be
closed as soon as possible after use.

.For hygiene reasons, it is always a good

practise to pack, wrap and cover the food
before storing.

.Use a polythene bag to store raw meat and

place on the lowest shelf. Avoid contact with
cooked food to prevent contamination. For
safety reasons, store raw meat for two to three
days only.

.Cooked dishes must be stored in airtight

covered containers.

.Food and beverages should cool to room

temperature before storing.

.Most vegetables should be blanched and

chilled before freezing.

.Bottles can be placed in the door section.
.Some fruits and vegetables like pineapples,

melons, tomatoes, and cucumbers should be
wrapped in polythene bags.

.Do not leave frozen food at room temperature

to thaw. You could defrost the food by putting
it in the fridge to thaw slowly. Make sure you
avoid defrosting food dripping food juices
onto other food.

Energy saving tips

.Place your fridge away from direct sunlight,

your oven or any other heat sources. Allow
20 cm clear space on both sides and above,
and a t lea st 5 cm behind.

.Cover all food stored, and arrange it so that

cold air can circulate freely.

.Higher cold setting will use more energy. Do

not set to maximum cold if it is not necessary.

.Cool the hot/warm food to room temperature

before putting them into your fridge.

.Frequently opening and closing the door

Using your refrigerator

would cause the internal temperature to rise
and it will consume more energy.

. Close the door(s) properly, and make sure the

seals and hinges are airtight. Check the seals
by putting a sheet of paper between the door
and the main body of the fridge. If the paper
moves, your seals need replacing.

.Defrost regularly if your refrigerator is not a

frost-free or cyclic defrost model.
Accumulated ice layer should not be more
than 5 mm thick.

.The pre-set combination of drawers, baskets

and shelves have already been set in the most
efficient way for use of this product.

Defrosting

Fridge Compartment

.The fridge compartment defrosts

automatically. The defrosting water runs
through the drain port to the drain tray at the
back of the appliance.

.In the case, that some droplets may remain

inside the compartment and re-freeze, after
the defrosting cycle, this is normal. Do not
use pointed or sharp objects, i.e. knives or
forks, to remove the droplets which have
frozen.

.Check the collection channel to ensure that

no food particles have blocked the drain
channel.

Freezer Compartment

To help you make the most of the freezing
process, here are some important hints:

.the maximum quantity of food which can be

frozen in 24 hrs. is shown on the rating plate;

.the freezing process takes 24 hours. No

further food, to be frozen should be added
during this period;

.only freeze top quality, fresh and thoroughly

cleaned, foodstuffs;

.prepare food in small portions to enable it to

be rapidly and completely frozen and to make
it possible to thaw only the quantity required;

Care and Maintenance

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Care and maintenance

Looking r your appliance

General

Important: Alwa ys unplug the appliance
from the power socket during cl eaning
and maintenance.

.N ever use any sharp instruments or abr asive

substances, soap, household cleaner,
detergent or wax polish for cleaning.

.U se luke warm water to clean the cabinet of the

appliance and wipe it d ry.

.Never clean the appliance with flammable

fluids. It could cause damage an d a fire hazard.

.Cle an the exterior of the appliance a nd door

seal with a damp cloth and dry it thr ough.

.Avoid water going int o th e temperature

control box.. Clean w ith a d ry c loth onl y.

.Cle an the condenser (locate d at the back of

the appliance) wit h a vacuum cleaner. It is
suggested to remove the dust every ye ar.

.Shelves are all removable for cleaning purpose .

Important: Care must be taken w hile
cleaning/carrying the a pplia nce not to
touch the
at the b ack of the appliance, as this c ould cause
injury to fingers and ha nds.

Light bulb replacement

This appliance is equipped with an LED light . I t
can be used for a long
blown, it m ust be replaced by a qual ified person
to avoid any hazard . Contact the service
agent at 0345 257 7271.

m of the condenser met al w ires

If the LED light is

Power failure

In case ther e i s a power failure, yo u should
contact the e lectric ity supply co mpany and take
the following

If it is less th an 2 4 hours, keep the doors closed.
This will allow the s tored food to stay cold as
long as possible.
If it is las ts m ore than 24 hours, it is advised to
empty t he fre ezer compartment and
temporaril y st ore the food in a portable freezer
or using l ice packs. Try to use up th e
food which is mo re e asily perishable.

Remarks: A full appliance will stay co ld long er
than a
visible on the food, it may be fro ze n again,
although flavour an d aroma may be affected.
If food is found to b e in a poor
best t o throw it away.

Short

There is no need to disconnect the appliance
from th e mains if you will be away for two to
three weeks . Use up the perishable food.

Long

Remove all the
weeks or more. Unplug the appliance and leav e
the doors open to provide a ir
prevent odour and mould.

:

y filled one. If ice crystals are

it is

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food if you are away for th ree

to

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Error code

What to do in case of such failure is happened.

Err or cod e Possible issue Soluon

E1

Temperatur e detec on c irc uit of cooler

E2

Temperatur e detec on c irc uit of fr eezer

E5

Freezer defr os ng temperatur e detec on c irc uit

E6

Communica on fault

E7

Ambient temperature detec on circuit

Care and m aintenance

Contact service provider

Contact service provider

Contact service provider

Contact service provider

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Care and maintenance

Looking after your appliance

Disassembly / assembly the door

.In case, there is problem with a door, you can contact

the service agent for a replacement or you can replace
it by yourself.

.The size of the doors are, Freezer 395mm(W)x1714mm

(H) and Fridge 500mm(W)x1714mm(H).

. Warning: 2 people may be required to re-align

the door.

.A Philips screw driver will be required for this task.
.Put a protective layer on the floor before taking off the

door.

To disassemble the door.

1. Unscrew the screw fixing the top hinge cover (Fig.a).

2. Remove the top hinge cover (Fig.b).

3. Unscrew the screw that secures the top hinge (Fig.c)

4. Press on the lock of the cable connector (Fig.d) and
separate the lead wire (Fig.e).

5. One person should hold the door.

6. Remove the top hinge (Fig.f) from the door. Take care
of the lead wire to avoid any damage to the wire.

7. Move the door upward to release it from the bottom
hinge (Fig.g&h).

8. Lay the door on the floor on a protective layer to
avoid making scratching the surface.

To assemble the door

1. Carefully lift the door. Align the hole in the lower
corner of the door over the lower hinge. Lower the
door onto the lower hinge.

2. Insert the upper hinge into the hole on the upper edge
of the door.

3. One person should hold the door in place.

4. Make sure the hinge is level between the upper hinge
hole and the hole on the top of the cabinet.

5. Reattach the hinge screws to secure the door.

6. Reconnect the lead wires and refit the top hinge cover.
Reattach the hinge cover with the screw.

Fig.a Fig.b

Fig.c Fig.d

Fig.e Fig.f

Fig.g Fig.h

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Care and maintenance

Care and maintenance

Looking r your appliance

Technical s

Model

Energy efficiency cl ass A+

Energy

Net sto rage volume fresh food (litres)

Net sto rage volume froze n f ood (litres )

Total net storage (lit res)

Frozen food compartm ent g 4star

Climat e class

noise l evel dB(A) 43

Minimu m

KWh/year

Temper ature 10 ℃

MSBSNFSS / MSBSNFB

405

335

175

510

SN/N/S T

Disposal n

The sym bol on the pro duct or its packagi ng indica tes that this p roduct may not be
treate d as hou sehold waste . Inste ad i t should be handed ove r to the applic abl e

ensuri ng t his product is dispos ed o f correctly, you will h elp prevent

otherw ise be caused by i nappropriate wast e ha ndling of t his product . For more
detail ed
counci l offi ce , your hou sehold waste disposal ser vice o r the shop whe re t he
produc t wa s purc hased .

Rememb er : Old frid ges must be disposed of carefully - old er models contai n CFC gases
that ar e harmful - if i n doubt , cont act your local counc il for det ails on how to dispose of
an old f ridge .

point for the rec ycling of el ectrical and electronic equ ipment , By

conseq uences for the envir onm ent and human h ealth , which cou ld

n abo ut recycling th is produc t , p lease con tact your local

Care an d maintenan ce

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Product support

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If you have a problem with your product, these ques may be able to assis t you?

Appliance does not work.

Answer
Appliance is n ot switched on - Switch on the appliance.
Mains plug is not plugged in or is loose. -Insert mains plug.
Fuse has blown or is
Socket is de

- Mains are to be correcte d by an el ectrician.

- Appliance cools too much.

Answer
Temperature is too col d - Change to a warmer in front control panel.

- The food i s too warm.

Answer
Temperature is not properly adjust ed - Change to a cooler .
Door was open for an extended per iod - Open the door only as long as necessary.
A large quan
Cool warm food before placing in t he refrigerator.
The appliance is near a h eat source -

of warm food was placed in the appliance - Change to a cooler

Q or light does not work.

Answer
Light bulb is d efe c - Replace the LED ligh t part by service agent.

ve - Check fuse, replace i f necessary.

n t he r efrigerator away f rom a heat source.

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build up of frost, possibly also on the door seal.

Answer
Door seal is not air
hair drye r(not
by hand such that it sits correctly.

t - Carefully warm the leaking s of the door seal wit h a

r tha n approx 50 degree). At the sam e e shape th e warmed door seal

- Water on the floor or on storage shelves.

Answer
Water drain hole is bloc ked - Remove food residue or ice from the entrance of the drain hole.

- Appliance is making unusual noises

Answers
Appliance is n ot level - Readjust the fr ont levelling feet.
Appliance is i n conta ct with wa ll or other objects. - Push appliance awa y a short distance
A part at the back of the appliance eg a tube, is in cont act with another appliance par t or
wall - Gentl y bend this part away carefully if necessar y

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a simple solution can often be found in the Troubleshooting section of these instruction or online at

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If you still require further assistance call one of our experts on 0345 257 7271.To help give us give
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Model Ref.

Serial number

Date of purchase

Local call rates applies*

You can find these on
the rating plate-a small
information panel usually
a sticker or metal plate on
the rear of your appliance

This will be shown on
your receipt

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For security and training purpose telephone calls to and from customer service centres maybe
recorded and monitored.Call from Republic of Ireland will attract international call charges.

This appliance complies with the following EEC directives:
2014/35/EEC Low voltage directive
2014/30/EMC directive

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