Bush MSBSNFWTDW, MSBSNFWTDSS, MSBSNFWTDB Instruction manual

MSBSNFWTDW MSBSNFWTDSS MSBSNFWTDB

You'll soon be enjoying your new refrigerator.

It all begins here,with your instructions.Don't worr y, 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 sta rted

Help and Guidance

We're here to help you get the most from your refrigerator.Should you require any guidance,a simple solution can often be found online at.

www.argos-support.co.uk

If you assistance,call one of our experts on 0345 257 7271. still require further

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Contents

Safety i n

S afety in n 6

to know

your refrigerator

Ready?Let's b egin... 11 Parts

Installing your

refrigerator

n 22

Using your

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Before f

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Care and Maintenance

Genera l 31

Moving your ap pli anc e

Technica Disposa

Product support

Trouble g 36

Help and 37

Guarantee

23 Electrical

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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.

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g to know your refrigerator

You'll be up and running in no e

Parts

1.Fridge

2.Freezer

3.LED light

4.Freezer Balconies

5.Freezer Shelves

6.Freezer drawer

7.Leveling Feet

8.Fridge Crisper

9.Fridge Shelves

10.Fridge Balconies

11.LED light

12.water tank & dispenser

Accessories included

x 1

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Ice-cube tray x 2

Egg tray x 1 Wrench x 1

Water Dispenser

Cleaning & Assembly

Before using the water dispenser clean all parts of the water tank and the dispenser with hot soapy water. To clean the water tank you will need to remove it, to do

carefully away from the door at a 45ºangle.

Remove the seal ring from the water tank by gently pulling

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Water Dispenser

Cleaning & Assembly

Using a ﬂat headed screwdriver, gently insert it between the raised edge(s) of the water valve and dispenser moulding. Then slowly and carefully raise the edges with screwdriver on either

side of the water valve, the water valve should li and be removed by hand at a 45ºangle.

Clean all parts (water tank and cover, seal ring and water valve with hot soapy water, then rinse thoroughly and dry.

The water dispenser can be cleaned by dispensing hot soapy water through it, however you must ensure to ﬂush the hot soapy water away by dispensing at least 6 large cups of clean water through the dispenser.

It is recommended to clean the water tank, seal ring, water valve and the

Note: The tank must be cleaned and dried regularly in order to

avoid the overﬂow water spilling on to the appliance or the ﬂoor. Any spillages on the appliance or on the ﬂoor must be

cleaned up immediately.

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dispenser in this way at least once a month.

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Water Dispenser

Re-aaching the water valve, seal ring and water tank

To re-install the water valve, ensure that nozzle of the water valve is poinng downwards and that the groove on the body of the water valve is aligned with the groove on the hole of the dispenser molding. Once this is done you can insert the water valve into place by pushing it downwards at a 45ºangle unl it clicks into place.

Groove

Water dispenser Moulding

hole

Nozzle

Reﬁt the seal ring to the boom of the water tank, ensuring there are no creases or wrinkles.

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Water dispenser moulding

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Water Dispenser

Re-aaching the water valve, seal ring and water tank

Reﬁt the water tank back into the door. When ﬁng the water tank, ensure the seal ring is inserted into the water valve ﬁrst, then hold both sides of the water tank ghtly, align the slots on the water tank with those in the door and ﬁt it on to the door at a 45ºangle.

Water valve assemble

Should the water valve become dissembled then it must be assembled in the below method. You must ensure all grooves are at the top of the water valve body and nozzle.

Insert

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Body

Spring

Nozzle

Fully assembled

Water Dispenser

Filling with water

Note:

• The maximum capacity of the water tank is 3 litres, do not exceed this maximum limit.

• Do not touch other parts when ﬁlling water, which can cause water leakage.

• Water must be le in the water tank with the appliance door closed for at least 4 hours to enable it to cool down. You can either ﬁll the water tank when it is in the appliance or has been removed from the appliance in 2 ways:

1. Remove the water tank cap on the large water tank cover and ﬁll water into the tank through the opening.

Steel bracket

Water tank cap

Water tank cover

Water tank

Seal ring

Water valve

2. Remove the large cover, then ﬁll the water directly.

Water tank cap

Water tank cover

Water tank

Seal ring

Water valve

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Water Dispenser

Note:

Note: Water must be le in the water tank with the appliance door closed for at least 4 hours to enable it to cool down.Note: When the water tank/dispenser is empty, do not push the dispenser lever stronglyas this can damage the mechanism.Note: Do not touch the dispenser lever without a cup underneath the dispenser.

Before dispensing the water you must ensure all parts are correctly ﬁed and that the door of the appliance is closed.

Place an appropriately sized container or cup into the dispenser and push the dispenser lever, once a suﬃcient amount of water has been dispensed remove the container or cup away from the dispenser lever.door of the appliance is closed.

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Installing your refrigerator

Bringing it all together

2 people are required to unpack

and handle the appli anc e, it is recommended that gloves are worn.

.The a pplian ce s hou ld be trans por ted only in an

upr igh t

be intact during .

. Do not t t he appliance greater

. g the appliance, leave it f or at

lea st 4 ho urs before swi tch ing on to allow the coo lin g system to res ult in dam age to the applia nce.

. Failure to c omp ly could

.Do not mo ve the appliance by pulling the door or

cov eri ngs etc.

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.Empty an y water in t he drain tray before moving .M ake sur e that the defrost water pip e at the bac k

of the product is ﬁxed to the pan on waterspillage on th e ﬂo or.

the to p of the com pre sso r, to avoid defros t

.Ensure t he e lec tri cal cable is not caught under

the appliance during and

moving

.C are ful ly r emove all p ack aging materials

including the foa m base, di spo se of corr ectly

.Ensu re s uﬃc ien t spacing is provide d fo r th e

appliance to be i nst alled. Leave space on both sides (50cm), back (100cm) and abo ve the appliance (50cm) to ensure proper v and door opening. See ﬁg. 1&2

.D o no t pl ace the app liance near a hea t so urce

or in direct sunligh t

.D o no t pu t any h eav y ob jec ts on t op of th e

appliance. It will damage t he a ppl ian ce.

o not install the a ppl iance in a moi st or wet place. It should be installed o n a s moo th surface to avoid excessive v ibr a

and noise.

the two front levelling feet to ﬁx the appliance.

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Installing your ref rig era tor

Installing your refrigerator

Bringing it all together

.Try s ome i.e. Open/close do or t o

conﬁrm the appliance wi ll not move under normal moves, adjust the leveling fee t again is ﬁxed and do not mov e (S ee ﬁg.3).

.I f yo u ne ed to re loc ate the appliance , pl eas e

ensure the leveling fee t o n th e fr ont side have been screwed upward s be for e yo u move the appliance.

.If the doo rs of the appliance are not ali gne d

then the height of right door can be adjusted, please follo w the be low steps. Note: The max imum height adjustm ent is 5mm Rotate the lo cking nut clo ckwise (a s shown in Fig.5) with a wre nch for 2 full

it. You can now ro tate the

door. Once the posi

rota

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do or is set to your desired

on, then ng it an

ghten the lo cking nut by

-clo ckwise.

. If the applianc e

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Adjusting n ut

Left

.Each app lia nce has a climate cla ss ( sho wn on

the temperature range of the appliance. The appliance may not wo rk p rop erl y if it is for a long period at a t emp erature outside the speciﬁed range.

plate) that indicates the ope r

.R efe r to “Care and Maintenance”

to prepare your appliance for use.

Installing your refrigerator

Locking nut

Cli mate C lass

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

Using your refrigerator

the most from your appliance

Before ﬁrst use

Using your appliance

1. Control panel

The control panel allows you to start and use all the founons of your refrigerator without opening the doors.

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2.Quick freeze

3.Quick cool

mode icon

icon

mode icon

4.Lock/unlock icon

5. Lock/un lock

6. F rid ge com par tment temperature

adjustment

OFF mode icon7.

8. Fridge compartment tem per atu re

9.Freezer compartment temp era tur e

10. Freezer compar tme nt tem per ature adjustment buon

11.

Program mode Display Freezer temperature Fridge temperature Remarks

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

Vaca on

Quick freeze

Quick freeze + cool

Quick cool

2.Lock / Unlock funcon

℃

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

℃

-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 fre ezer te mperature can be adjusted.

℃

At lock state( ),press and hold Lock/unlock/conﬁrm buon for 3 seconds,it will sound a beep and change to unlock state( ).

It will change from unlock state to lock state if the appliance is idle for 60 seconds. Or you can press the Lock/unlock/conﬁrm buon for 3 seconds then it will change to lock state( ).

To change the funcon mode,the appliance must be in unlock state( ). Press the Lock/unlock/conﬁrm buon for 3 seconds to change to unlock state( ). Connue to press Mode buon, it will switch the cuncon from to other as cycle in the below.

Normal

Using your refrigerator

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First Use

Allow to stand for a minimum of 4 h our s b efo re

• The 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.

• Seng the temperature of the fridge and the freezer can be done manually by pressing the fridge

compartment temperature adjustment buon(6) and the freezer compartment temperature adjustment buons(10) unl the required temperatures are shown on the display.

• To change the temperature of the fridge compartment, connue to press the fridge temperature buon(6).

Unl the desired temperature is reached. Press Lock/unlock/conﬁrm buon to conﬁrm. The temperature of the

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

• To change the temperature of the freezer compartment, connue to press the freezer temperature buons(10),

Unl the desired temperature is reached. Press Lock/unlock/conﬁrm buon to conﬁrm.The temperature of the freezer compartment can be set between -16°C and -24°C.

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.

•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.

•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.

plugging in to the mains

container.

Quick Freeze

Quick Freeze the original freshness and nutrion constuent of foodstuﬀs can be retained. Fresh meat and ﬁsh to be stored for long me must be done by quick Freeze.(Quick freeze can connue operate for upto 26 hrs and then it will change back to normal mode.)

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Useful informaon

The following guidelin es a nd are suggested to obtain the best results and storage hygiene.

.Frequent door openings can cause internal

temperature to rise so t he door sho uld be closed as soon as possible

.For hygiene reasons, it is always a goo d

before storing.

to pack, wrap and cover the food

.Use a polythene bag to store raw mea t an d

place on the lowest shelf. Avoid contact with cooked food t o pr eve nt safety reasons, store raw meat for two to t hre e days only.

.Cooked dishes must be stored in t

covered containers.

.Food and b eve rages should coo l to room

temperature before storing.

.Most vege tab les should be b lan ched and

chilled before free zin g.

. can be place d in the doo r . .Some fruits and vegetables like pi nea ppl es,

melons, tomatoes, and cucumbers s hou ld be wrapped in polythene ba gs.

.Do not lea ve f roz en food at room temperat ure

to thaw. You could defrost the food by it in the fridge to thaw slowly. Make sure y ou avoid onto other food.

Energy saving tips

g food dripping f ood juic es

.Place your fridge aw ay f rom dir ect sun lig ht,

your oven or any other heat sources. Al low 20 cm clear space on both sides and above, and a t lea st 5 cm b ehi nd.

.Cover all foo d st ore d, a nd a rrange it s o that

cold air can circulate free ly.

.Higher cold g will use more en erg y. Do

not set to maxi mum col d if it is not necessary.

.Cool the hot/warm food to room temperature

before

g t hem int o your fridge.

.Frequently opening and closing the door

Using your refrigerator

use.

For

would cause the i nte rna l te mpe rat ure to rise and it will consume more energy.

. Close the door(s) properly, and m ake sure the

seals and hinges are by a she et of paper be twe en t he d oor and the main body of the fridge. If the paper moves, your seals need replacing.

Check the s eal s

.Defrost r egu lar ly if yo ur r ef rig era tor is not a

frost-free or cyclic defrost model. Accumulated ice layer shou ld n ot be mo re than 5 mm thick.

.The pre-set c omb ina of drawers, baskets

and shelves have alr ead y be en set in th e most eﬃcient way f or u se o f this product.

Defrosting

Fridge Compartment

.The fridg e co mpa rtm ent defrosts

through the drain port to the drain tray at th e back of the appliance.

. The g w ate r runs

.In the cas e, that some dr opl ets may remain

inside the compartment and re-freeze, the use pointed or sharp obj ect s, i.e. knive s or forks, to remove frozen.

.Check the n channel to e nsu re t hat

no food channel.

Freezer Compartment

To help you make the most of the fre ezi ng process, here are some important h int s:

g c ycl e, this is norm al. Do not

the droplets which have

s have blocked th e dr ain

.the maxim um y of food which can be

frozen in 24 hrs. is shown on the

.the freezing proces s takes 24 hou rs. No

further food, to be f rozen s hou ld b e adde d during this period;

.only free ze top q ual ity, fr esh and thorough ly

cleaned, foodstuﬀs ;

.prepare food in s mal l s to enable it to

be rapidly and compl ete ly f rozen and to make it possible to th aw o nly the

plate;

required;

Care and Maintenance

Care and maintenance

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General

Important: Always u npl ug t he a ppl ian ce from the power socket during cleaning and maintenance.

.N eve r us e any sharp instruments or ab rasive

substances, soap, househo ld cleaner, detergent or wax polish for cleaning.

.U se l uke warm water to clean the cabi net of the

appliance and wipe it dry.

.Neve r cl ean the appliance with ﬂammable

ﬂuids. It could cause damage and a ﬁ re h azard .

.Clea n th e ex terior of the appliance and door

al with a damp cloth and dry it through.

.A voi d wa ter going into the temperature

control box.. Cl ean with a dry cloth only.

.Clea n th e co ndenser (locate d at the back of

the appliance) with a vacuum cl ean er. I t is suggested to remove the dust every year.

.Shel ves are all removable for cl ean ing purpose.

Important: Car e must be taken while cleaning/carrying the app lia nce no t to touch the at the back of the app liance, a s th is could caus e injury to ﬁngers and han ds.

Light bulb replacement

This appliance is equipped with a n LED ligh t . It can be used fo r a l ong blown, it must be rep lac ed b y a qualiﬁed person to avoid any hazard. Contact the service agent at 0345 257 7271.

m of the condenser metal wires

If the LED light is

Power failure

In case there is a p owe r failure, you should contact the electricity su ppl y co mpa ny and take the following

If it is le ss than 24 hours, keep th e do ors closed. This will allow the stored food to stay cold as long as possible. If it is la sts more than 24 hours, it is advised to empty the freeze r co mpa rtm ent and temporarily store t he f ood in a portable f ree zer or using l ice p ack s. Try to use up the food which is more easily perishable.

Remarks: A full appliance w ill stay co ld l ong er than a visible on the fo od, it may be frozen again, although ﬂavour and arom a may be aﬀected. If food is foun d to be in a poor best t o throw it away.

Short

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

Long

Remove all the weeks or more. Unplu g th e appliance a nd l eav e the doors open to pro vid e air prevent odour and mould.

y ﬁlle d on e. I f ice c rys tal s are

it is

food if you are away f or t hre e

Moving your appliance

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Error code

What to do in case of su ch fai lur e i s h app ene d.

Err or code Possible issue

Temperatur e detec on c ircuit of cooler

Temperatur e detec on c ircuit of freezer

Freezer defr os ng temperature detec on circuit

Communica on fault

Ambient temperatur e detec on c ir cuit

Care and maintenance

Contact service provider

Care and maintenance

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r your appliance

Disassembly / assembly the door

.In case, t her e is problem with a door, you can contact

the service agent for a replacement or yo u ca n replace it by yourself.

.The size o f th e do ors are, Freezer 395mm(W)x 171 4mm

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

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

the door.

.A Philips screw d riv er w ill be required fo r this task. .Put a ve la yer on the ﬂoor be fore taking o ﬀ th e

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 t he t op hinge (Fig. c)

4. Press on the lock of the cable connector (F ig. d) a nd separate the lead wire (Fig.e).

5. One person shou ld hold the do or.

6. Remove the top hin ge (Fig.f) from th e do or. Tak e ca re of the lead wire to avoid any damage to the wire.

7. Move the door u pwa rd to release it f hinge (Fig.g&h).

8. Lay the door on t he ﬂoor on a avoid making scratching the su rface.

To assemble the door

1. Carefully corner of the door over the lowe r hi nge . Lower the door onto the lowe r hinge.

2. Insert the upper hinge into t he h ole on the u ppe r edge of the door.

3. One person shou ld hold the do or in place.

4. Make sure the hinge is le vel bet we en t he u pper h ing e hole and the hole on the top of th e cabinet.

6. Reconnect the lead wir es and reﬁt the top hinge cover.

the door. Ali gn t he hole in the lower

h t he h ing e screws t o se cure the door.

the hi nge cover with the screw.

rom the

layer to

Fig .a Fig .b

Fig .c Fig.d

Fig .e Fig .f

Fig .g Fig .h

Care and maintenance

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Technical s

Model

Energy eﬃciency class A+

Energy

Net storage volume f resh food ( lit res )

Net storage volume f roz en food (litres)

Total net s tor age (li tre s)

Frozen food compartment g 4star

Climate class

noise level dB(A) 43

Minimum

Kwh/year

Temperature 10 ℃

MSBSNFWTDW/MSBSNFWTDSS/MSBSNFWTDB

408

338

175

513

SN/N/ST

Disposal n

The symbol on the p roduct or its p ackagi ng indicates that th is p rod uct may no t be treated as household waste . Instea d it should be handed ove r to the applicable

ensuring this product is disposed of corr ect ly, you wil l help prev ent

otherwise be caused by inappropriate was te h and ling of this product . Fo r mo re detailed council oﬃce , your h ous eho ld waste disposal se rvi ce or the sh op wher e th e product was purchased .

Remember : Old fridges must be disposed of carefully - older model s contain CFC gases that are harmful - if in doubt , contact your loc al c oun cil for details on how t o di spo se of an old fridge .

point for the recycling of electrical a nd electronic equ ipm ent , By

consequences fo r the envi ronment and human health , w hic h could

n about recyc lin g th is product , pleas e co ntact your lo cal

Care and maintenance

Product support

Help is always at hand

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

Appliance does not work.

Answer Appliance is not switched on - Switch on the ap pli anc e. Mains plug is not plugged in or is loose . -Insert mains plug. Fuse has blown or is Socket is de

- Mains are to be co rre cte d by an electrician.

- Applian ce cools too much.

Answer Temperature is too c old - Change to a warmer in fr ont control panel.

- The food is too warm.

Answer Temperature is not properly ad jus ted - Ch ange to a coo ler . Door was open for an extended period - Open the doo r only as long as n ece ssa ry. A large quan Cool warm food bef ore placing in the ref rig era tor. The appliance is near a heat source -

of warm food was p lac ed in t he appl ian ce - Change to a cooler

Q or light does not work.

Answer Light bulb is defec - Rep lac e the LED light part by ser vic e a gen t.

ve - Check fuse , re pla ce if necessary.

n th e refrigerator away from a h eat source.

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

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

t - Car efully war m th e le aki ng s of the door seal wit h a

r than approx 50 d egr ee) . At the sam e e sh ape the warmed door s eal

- Water on the ﬂoor or on storage shelves.

Answer Water drain hole is blocked - R emo ve food res idu e o r ic e from the e ntr anc e of the drain hole.

- Applian ce is making u nusual noises

Answers Appliance is not level - Readjust the front levelling f eet . Appliance is in contact with wall o r ot her obj ect s. - Pus h appliance a way a short distance A part at t he b ack of the a ppl ian ce e g a tub e, i s in conta ct w ith another appliance part or wall - Gently bend thi s pa rt away carefully if necessary

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Help and assiance

If you require any te chn ical guidance or ﬁnd that your r efr igerator is not operang as intendeda simple soluon can oen be found in the Troubleshooting secon of these instru co n or online atwww.argos-support.co.uk

If you sll require f urt her ass istance call one of ou r ex per ts on 0345 257 7271.To help gi ve u s give you a fast and eﬃcient servi ce p lea se h ave the following in formaon ready.

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Serial number

Date of purchase

Local call rates app lie s*

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This will be shown on your receipt

Line open 8am-7pm Monday to Saturday and 10am-4pm Sunday

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This appliance comp lie s with the follow ing EEC direcves: 2014/35/EEC Low voltage direcve 2014/30/EMC direcve

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