Fagor BMF-200X User Manual

User’s Manual

Manual del Usuario

24” REFRIGERATOR

Refrigerador de 24”

BMF-200X

Contents

Brief Introduction ....................................... 3

Important Safety Instructions .................... 3

Installing your New Appliance ................... 5

Description of the Appliance ................... 10

Display Controls ...................................... 11

Brief Introduction

Thank you for selecting Fagor. We are sure you will ﬁ nd your new appliance a pleasure to use.

Before you use your new appliance, we recommend that you read through these instructions carefully. This manual will provide details about the appliance usage and functions.

• Please make sure that all people using this appliance are familiar with its operation and safety features. It is important that you install the appliance correctly and pay attention to the safety instructions.

Important Safety Instructions

Using your Appliance .............................. 13

Helpful Hints and Tips ............................. 14

Cleaning and Care ................................... 15

Troubleshooting ....................................... 17

Disposal of the Appliance........................ 19

• We recommend that you keep this user’s manual for future reference and pass it along to any future users.

• This appliance is intended to be used in households only, it is not intended for commercial use.

• If you feel that the appliance is not operating correctly, please check the troubleshooting section (pg.

17) for assistance. If you should need further assistance, contact our customer service help line at 1-877-743-2467 to arrange a service call by an authorized technician.

General Safety and Daily Use

It is important that you use your appliance safely and that you follow the safety guidelines below.

• Store any food in accordance with the storage instructions from the manufacturer.

• Don’t use mechanical devices or means other than those recommended by the food manufacturer to speed up the thawing process.

• Don’t try to repair the appliance yourself. It is dangerous to alter or modify this product in any way.

• Be careful not to damage refrigeration circuits or the unit’s power cord. Any damage to the cord may cause a short circuit and could potentially lead to electric shock or ﬁ re.

• Do not place food directly against the air outlet on the rear wall of either the refrigerator or freezer compartment, as this could affect proper air circulation.

• Do not place hot items near the plastic components of this appliance.

• Frozen food must not be refrozen once it has been thawed out.

• Don’t store carbonated drinks or glass bottles containing liquid in the freezer as they can burst.

• Do not eat extremely cold ices or food as they can produce burns in the mouth.

• To avoid items falling and causing injury or damage to the appliance, do not overload the door racks or put too much food in the crisper drawers.

Safety for Children and Others

This appliance is not intended for use by people (including children) who lack experience or knowledge, except under supervision or after receiving instruction regarding use of the appliance from a person responsible for their safety. Use by children should be supervised to prevent them from playing with or otherwise misusing the appliance.

• Keep packing materials out of reach of children, these materials are potentially hazardous. During unit disposal, observe local standards for this type of waste material.

• Do not touch the hot compressor at the rear bottom of the appliance as this may cause physical injury. Keep children away from the rear of the appliance.

• Do not place items on top of the appliance as they could cause injury should they fall off.

• Never allow children to hang or stand on the doors, racks, shelves and drawers etc.

Electrical Safety

To avoid the risks that are always present when using an electric appliance, we recommend that you follow the instructions below.

• Unpack the appliance and carefully check the interior and exterior. Should any damage be evident, do not plug the appliance in, but rather contact the store immediately from which you purchased it. Keep all packing materials if this should occur.

• We recommend that you wait for 4 hours before connecting the appliance to a power source to allow the refrigerant to ﬂ ow back into the compressor.

• The appliance must be installed with single phase alternating current of 110120/60Hz. If the voltage ﬂ uctuates, it could exceed maximum voltage limit. An automatic voltage regulator of more than 350W should be installed for safety.

• The main outlet must be accessible when the appliance is installed. This appliance must be grounded.

- This appliance is ﬁ tted with a fused

plug in accordance with local standards. The fused plug should be suitable for use in all houses ﬁ tted with sockets in accordance with current speciﬁ cations.

- If the ﬁ tted plug is not suitable for

your outlets, contact a qualiﬁ ed electrician.

• Do not use extension cords when connecting your appliance. Always plug your appliance into its own individual electrical outlet which has a voltage rating matching the rating plate on the unit. Using an outlet with other electrics plugged in could cause overloading of wiring circuits and a potential ﬁ re.

• Make sure that the plug is not squashed or damaged. Otherwise, it may cause a short circuit, electric shock or ﬁ re.

• Do not plug the power cord in if the outlet is loose as this could lead to a risk of electric shock or ﬁ re.

• Switch off the appliance and disconnect it from the main power before you clean or move it.

• Never unplug the appliance by pulling on the power cord. Always grip the plug ﬁ rmly and pull straight out from the outlet to prevent damaging the cord.

• Do not operate the appliance without the light cover for the interior light as the light is very bright and might cause vision damage if not properly protected by the cover.

• Any electrical component of the appliance must be replaced or repaired by a qualiﬁ ed electrician or authorized service personnel. Only authentic Fagor parts should be used.

• Don’t place electrical devices such as crock pots, blenders, ice cream makers, etc. in the interior of the refrigerator, unless recommended by the manufacturer of the device.

Installing your New Appliance

Before using the appliance for the ﬁ rst time, review the following tips.

Ventilation of Appliance

To ensure the proper working conditions, air must be allowed to circulate behind and above the refrigerator. Leave at least 25/64 inch (10 mm) of space between the back wall and the refrigerator condenser, and at least 25/64 inch (10 mm) between the top of the refrigerator and the cabinet or ceiling above it. Leave at least 19/64 inch (7.5 mm) of space between each side and a clear space in front to allow the doors to open 135°.

Dimensions of the appliance with door (Height x Width x Depth): 79 9/64” (2010mm) x 23 27/64” (595mm) x 26 57/64” (683 mm).

Dimensions of the appliance without door (Height x Width x Depth): 79 9/64” (2010mm) x 23 27/64” (595mm) x 23 1/32” (585 mm)

Top of Refrigerator

23 27/64” Min. clearance

for door swing.

90° Swing required for pull-out shelf clearance.

25/64” Min. clearance from the cabinet

19/64” Min. clearance from a corner to achieve 90° door swing.

Note:

• This refrigerator can be inserted into a kitchen cabinet. The space must have the following minimum dimensions shown in the ﬁ gure above.

“A” : 24 1/64” (610mm) “B” : 79 17/32” (2020mm) “C” : 23 27/64” (595mm)

Minimum installation clearance Top: 25/64 inch (10 mm)

Back: 25/64 inch (10 mm) Left Side: 19/64 inch (7.5 mm) Right Side: 19/64 inch (7.5 mm)

• Do not install the refrigerator outdoors or where it can be exposed to rain. Install your appliance in a dry room and avoid high humidity areas such as basements and garages.

• Install the refrigerator away from heat sources and protect it from direct sunlight in order to conserve energy.

Leveling the Appliance

• For sufﬁ cient leveling and air circulation in the lower rear section of the appliance, the bottom feet may need to be adjusted. You can adjust them manually or by using a suitable spanner.

• The unit will not function properly if tilted more than 25/64” (10 mm). Please level the unit as ﬂ at as possible.

≤25/64” (10mm)

Installing the Door Handles

For transportation convenience, the door handles are separately packaged in a plastic bag. To install the handles, follow the steps below.

1. Remove screw covers on the left side of the door and put them into the plastic bag.

2. Place the handle on the left side of the door, keeping the screw holes in the handle and the door in line, as the picture shows.

3. Attach the handle with the special screws provided in the bag and then install the handle covers.

Reversing the Door Hinge

The side which the door opens on can be changed from the right side (as supplied) to the left side. Disconnect the refrigerator from the power outlet and remove products stored on the inside of the door.

WARNING: This procedure should only be carried out by qualiﬁ ed individuals. Certain aspects of this procedure may require two people.

Tools you will need:

8mm socket wrench

Flathead screwdriver

Note: When laying the refrigerator on its back to gain access to the base, you should rest it on a soft foam pad or similar material to avoid damaging the back of the refrigerator. To reverse the door, the following steps are recommended.

1. With the refrigerator upright, open the upper door to take out all door racks (to avoid rack damage) and then close the door.

Phillips screwdriver

8mm wrench

Door racks

4. Remove the special ﬂ ange self-tapping screws indicated in the image below and the upper hinge below. Unplug the earth wire indicated below.

①

Special flange self-tapping screws

upper

③

②

Earth wire

hinge

①Upper cover ②Upper hinge cover (right)

③Upper cover of upper door ④Corner cover

2. Remove the upper cover on the top of the refrigerator starting from the right side and then remove the upper cover of the upper door.

Then remove the corner cover and the

upper hinge cover. Put all parts into the plastic parts bag.

3. Disconnect reed switches shown in images 1 and 2. Remove cover on the cabinet body shown in image 3.

Note: Please hold the upper door by hand during step 4 to prevent door from dropping.

5. Remove the upper door by lifting vertically and place it on a smooth surface with the panel facing upwards.

Remove the handle covers and screw

hole covers, then remove special self tapping screws. Remove the handle and switch it to the right side, then install the self-tapping screws, handle covers and screw hole covers in reverse order from which they were removed.

① Handle covers

② Special self-tapping screws ③ Handle ④ Screw hole covers ⑤ Door holder ⑥ Stop block ⑦ Self-tapping screws

Loosen the self-tapping screws, detach

the stop block and door holder. With the handle in place, reinstall the door holder and the spare stop block found in the plastic bag. Do not use the one you just removed, that one must be stored in the plastic parts bag.

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6. Loosen screws used to hold the middle hinge and remove middle hinge. Then remove the lower door.

7. Place the lower door on a smooth surface facing upwards. Change the handle to the right side by following step 5 described in page 7. Remove the selftapping screws, detach the stop block and door holder.

① Handle covers ② Special self-t apping screws ③ Handle ④ Screw hole covers

⑤ Door holder ⑥ Stop block ⑦ Self-t apping screws

9. Place the refrigerator ﬂ at on the ﬂ oor, remove adjustable feet and self-tapping screws. Remove the front foot ﬁ xed board and lower hinge part.

Washer

① Lower hinge part（right） ② Front foot fixed board ③ Adjustable bottom feet part ④ Self-t apping screws

Note: The washer may stick to lower door.

10. Unscrew the lower hinge, change it to the opposite side and reattach and mount washer.

11. Change lower hinge part to the left side and front foot ﬁ xed board to the right side, then fasten with self-tapping screws. Finally install adjustable feet.

Lower hinge part (l eft)

Turn the door holder 180° and then install

it and the stop block on the opposite side with the self-tapping screws.

8. Change the screw hole covers on the middle cover plate from left to right.

12. Remove the lower door by pulling down and align the lower hole site and upper hinge axis. Turn the middle hinge piece 180°, change the washer on the axis to the upper side, adjust the middle hinge to the appropriate position and then reinstall it.

Note: The washer may stick to lower door.

Washer

①

②

③

②

①

13. Unscrew the upper hinge axis, turn the upper hinge over and ﬁ x axis on it. Then place it aside for later use.

14. Realign the wires on the left and right slots of the refrigerator body as shown below.

15. Place the door in the correct position, adjust the upper hinge plastic part. Move the earth wire into the slot on the upper door from right to left and then fasten the upper hinge and earth wire with the selftapping screws. Hold door in place when installing.

17. Turn the corner cover of the door 180° and install it onto the right corner of the upper door, then mount the upper cover of the upper door.

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18. Take the reed switch out of the cover (part 3 in step 3) and mount it on the spare cover (found in spare parts bag, marked with an R). Put the cover you just removed in the parts bag.

Note: Be sure the front side of the reed

switch ﬁ ts correctly when mounting.

19. Install the corner cover, connect the reed switch and install the upper cover of the upper door.

16. Connect reed switch according to step 3 (page 7) and then install the upper hinge cover (in plastic bag).

upper hinge cover (left)

20. Open the upper door, mount door racks and then securely close the door.

Description of the Appliance

1. Fridge door

2. Cabinet

3. LED light

4. Bottle rack

5. Glass shelf

6. Multi Fresh compartment (fruits and vegetables)

7. Compartment Cover

8. Nature Fresh compartment (meats and ﬁ sh)

9. Twistable ice tray

10. Upper freezer drawer

11. Upper freezer glass shelf

12. Middle freezer drawer

13. Middle freezer glass shelf

14. Lower freezer drawer

15. Adjustable bottom feet

16. Covered dairy rack

17. Egg tray

18. Middle rack

19. Bottle holder

20. Bottle rack

21. Fridge door seal

22. Handles

23. Freezer door seal

24. Freezer door

Note: This diagram may not correspond exactly to your refrigerator. To get more space in the freezer, you can remove the drawers (except the lower freezer drawer) and the twistable ice tray.

Display Controls

Use your appliance according to the following instructions, your appliance has the same functions and modes as the control panels shown in the pictures below. When the appliance is powered on for the ﬁ rst time, the backlighting of the icons on the display panel will illuminate. If no buttons have been pressed and the doors are closed, the backlighting will turn off.

Temperature Recommendation

The recommended temperature for the refrigerator compartment is 39ºF (4ºC) and the freezer compartment -1ºF (-18ºC) for already frozen food.

Caution! When you set a temperature, you set an average temperature for the whole refrigerator cabinet. The interior temperature can be affected by the temperature of the environment, the arrangement of food inside and the frequency of the door opening.

1. °F/°C Exchange

The temperature display can be alternated between °F and °C by pressing the “Holiday” and “Alarm” button at the same time for 3 seconds.

2. Fridge

Press “ rature between 35ºF (2ºC) and 46ºF (8ºC). The preset temperature for the fridge is 41ºF (5ºC), each time you push the fridge button the temperature will decrease by one degree. Once you reach the lowest temperature of 35ºF (2ºC) pressing the button again will cause the temperature to cycle back to the highest temperature of 46ºF (8ºC).

” to set desired fridge tempe-

3. Super Cool

This function sets the refrigerator to the coldest temperature for 6 hours. It should be used if you introduce a large quantity of food into the refrigerator at once.

• Press the “Super Cool” button to activate

this function. The light will turn on.

• “Super Cool” automatically switches

off after 6 hours and the temperature displays 35°F/2°C.

• To disable this function press “Super

Cool” or “ temperature setting will revert back to the previous setting.

” button and the refrigerator

4. Freezer

Press “ rature between 6ºF (-14ºC) and 12°F (-24ºC). The preset temperature for the freezer is

-1ºF (-18ºC), each time you push the freezer

button the temperature will decrease by one degree. Once you reach the lowest temperature of -12ºF (-24ºC) pressing the button again will cause the temperature to cycle back to the highest temperature of 6ºF (-14ºC).

” to set desired freezer tempe-

5. Super Freeze

Super Freeze will quickly lower the temperature within the freezer so food will freeze faster and will be kept fresh longer.

• Press the “Super Freeze” button to

activate the super freeze function. The light will come on and the freezer temperature setting will display -12ºF (-24ºC).

• The function should be activated 24

hours before putting a large quantity of food in the freezer. Super freeze automatically switches off after 26 hours.

• When the “Super Freeze” function is on

you can deactivate it by pressing “Super Freeze” or “ temperature will revert back to the previous setting.

” button and the freezer

6. Holiday

This function is very useful when the refrigerator will not be used for a long period of time, but you

Using this function, your refrigerator will use less power and odors won’t develop in the interior. To activate, press the “Holiday” button for 3 seconds until the light comes on.

Warning: Before enabling this function empty the refrigerator, clean it, and close the door.

• When the Holiday function is activated,

• When the Holiday function is on, you

want to keep food in the freezer.

the temperature of the refrigerator is automatically switched to 59°F (15°C) to minimize the energy consumption. Important! Do not store any food in the fridge during this time.

can switch it off by pressing either the “Holiday”, “ The fridge temperature setting will revert back to the previous setting.

” or “Super Cool” button.

7. Alarm

In the event that the alarm should sound, the “Alarm” icon will come on and there will be a buzzing sound. Press the “Alarm” button to silence the alarm and then the “Alarm” icon will turn off and the buzzer will stop.

Door Alarm

• If the door of the fridge or freezer stays open for more than 2 minutes, an alarm will sound. This alarm will sound 3 times every minute and will stop automatically after 10 minutes.

• To save energy, please avoid keeping the door open for a long time. The door alarm can also be interrupted by closing the fridge door.

Temperature Alarm

• If the temperature of the freezer is unusually high, there will be a temperature alarm and the freezer temperature setting will display “--”.

In the event of a temperature alarm, the

alarm will sound 10 times consecutively and then stop automatically.

• If the temperature alarm goes off, press the “Alarm” button for 3 seconds to check the highest freezer temperature. The temperature reading and “Alarm” icon will simultaneously ﬂ ash for 5 seconds.

Caution! In the event of loss of electrical power, open the refrigerator doors as little as possible. When the power returns it is normal for the temperature alarm to sound, it can be deactivated by pressing the “Alarm” button. Check if the frozen food has thawed and discard if necessary.

Using your Appliance

Your appliance has the accessories shown in the “Description of the appliance” section on page 10. This portion of the user manual shows you how to correctly use them.

Door Rack

• The door rack is used for the storage of eggs, canned goods, bottled drinks, packed food, etc. Do not place too many heavy things in the door racks.

• The middle door shelf can be placed at different heights according to your requirements. Please take food out of the shelf before lifting vertically to reposition.

Note: There are egg trays in the upper shelf and a bottle holder in the lower shelf.

Multi Fresh Compartment

• Thanks to the design of this compartment and its location in the coldest part of the fridge, the Multi Fresh drawer meets the ideal temperature requirements for conserving fruits and vegetables for longer.

Nature Fresh Compartment

• Thanks to its humidity control system, the nature fresh compartment keeps meats and ﬁ sh up to twice as long as other fridges.

Note: Condensation may appear de-

pending on the produce and quantity stored. Please remove condensation with a dry cloth and lower the humidity with the humidity controller.

Shelves in Refrigerator Cavity

• There are shelves in the refrigerator cavity which can be taken out to facilitate cleaning.

Freezer Drawers

• The freezer drawers are used to store food which needs to be frozen, including meat, ﬁ sh, ice cream, etc.

Twistable Ice Tray

Note: If the ice tray is being used for the ﬁ rst

time or has not been used for a long time, please clean it before using.

• The twistable ice tray is used to make and deposit ice cubes. You should use it as follows.

1. Pull out the twistable ice tray from

the installation bracket.

2. Pour water into the ice tray, please

make sure the water level does not exceed the maximum line.

Helpful Hints and Tips

Energy Saving Tips

We recommend that you follow the tips below to save energy.

• Avoid leaving the doors open more time than necessary. It causes unnecessary excess power consumption.

• Make sure the appliance is away from any sources of heat (direct sunlight, other large kitchen appliances, etc).

• Don’t set the temperature colder than necessary.

• Avoid placing hot foods in the refrigerator or freezer. The internal temperature will increase resulting in the compressor having to work harder and will consume more energy to maintain the set temperature.

• Place the appliance in a well ventilated, humidity free, room. Please refer to the “Installing your New Appliance” section (page 5).

3. Place the ﬁ lled ice tray back to the bracket and let freeze for a few hours.

4. When the ice cubes fully solidify, twist the knobs clockwise and the ice will drop into the ice box below.

5. Ice cubes can be stored in the ice box. You can pull out the ice box and take your ice cubes out as needed.

Hints for Fresh Food Refrigeration

• Store food in airtight containers to prevent drying.

• Try to leave space between food items so that air circulates around them.

Hints for Refrigeration

• Meat (All Types): Wrap and place on the glass shelf above the vegetable drawer. Always follow food storage times and use by dates suggested by manufacturers.

• Cooked Food, Cold Dishes, Etc.: Should be covered and may be placed on any shelf.

• Fruit and Vegetables: Should be stored in the special drawer provided.

• Butter and Cheese: Should be wrapped in airtight foil or plastic ﬁ lm wrap.

• Milk Bottles: Should have a lid and be stored in the door racks.

Hints for Freezing

• When ﬁ rst starting-up or after a period without use, let the appliance run at least 2 hours on the coldest setting before putting food in.

• For faster freezing and thawing, we recommend storing food in small portions.

• Wrap food in aluminum foil or airtight food containers.

• Do not allow fresh, unfrozen food to touch the food which is already frozen to avoid temperature rise of frozen product.

• Frozen products, if consumed immediately after removal from the freezer compartment, will probably cause frost burns to the skin and mouth.

• We recommend labeling and dating each frozen package in order to keep track of the storage time.

Cleaning and Care

For hygienic reasons, the appliance (including exterior and interior accessories) should be cleaned regularly at least every two months.

Caution! The appliance must not be connected to the power source during cleaning to avoid the risk of electric shock. Before cleaning switch the appliance off and remove the plug from the socket.

Hints for the Storage of Frozen Food

• Ensure that frozen food has been stored in accordance with the manufacturer’s instruction.

• Once defrosted, food quality rapidly decreases and should not be re-frozen. Do not exceed the storage period of time indicated by the food manufacturer.

Switching off your Appliance

• If the appliance needs to be switched off for an extended period of time, the following steps should be taken to prevent mold from growing in the appliance.

1. Remove all food.

2. Unplug the power plug from the main

socket.

3. Clean and dry the interior thoroughly.

4. Ensure that all the doors are wedged

open slightly to allow air to circulate.

Caution!

• Don’t use rough cleaning pads such as steel wool or brushes as they are likely to scratch the surface.

• Don’t use chemical thinner, car detergent, Clorox, ethereal oil, abrasive cleaners or organic solvent such as Benzene for cleaning. They may damage the surface of the appliance.

Exterior Cleaning

Wipe the digital display and control panel with a clean, soft cloth.

• Spray water onto the cleaning cloth instead of spraying directly on the surface of the appliance. This helps ensure an even distribution of moisture to the surface.

• Clean the doors, handles and cabinet surfaces with a mild detergent and then wipe dry with a soft cloth.

Interior Cleaning

You should clean the appliance interior regularly. It will be easier to clean when there are no shelves or food in the unit. Use a sponge or a dish cloth soaked in water with baking soda to clean the inside of the refrigerator and to prevent odors from developing. Wipe the interior completely dry before replacing the shelves and other accessories.

Thoroughly dry all surfaces and removable parts. Although this appliance automatically defrosts, a layer of frost may occur on the freezer compartment’s interior walls if the freezer door is opened frequently or kept open too long. If the frost is too thick, choose a time when there is less food in the unit and proceed as follows:

1. Remove existing food and all accessories, unplug the appliance from the outlet and leave the doors open. Ventilate the room thoroughly to accelerate the thawing process.

2. When defrosting is completed, clean your freezer as described in the “Cleaning and Care” section (page 15).

Caution! Don’t use sharp objects

to remove frost from the freezer compartment. Only after the interior is completely dry should the appliance be plugged back in and switched back on.

Door Seal Cleaning

Remember to keep door seals clean. Sticky food and drinks can cause seals to stick to the cabinet and tear when you open the door. Wash seal with a mild detergent and warm water. Rinse and dry it thoroughly after cleaning.

Caution! Only after the door seals are completely dry should the appliance be powered on.

Replacing the LED Light

Warning: If the LED light is damaged,

contact the customer service help line for assistance at 1-877-743-2467. To replace the LED light:

1. Unplug your appliance.

2. Remove the light cover by pushing up and out.

3. Hold the LED cover with one hand and pull it toward you with the other hand while pressing the connector latch.

4. Replace LED light and snap correctly in place.

Troubleshooting

If you experience a problem with your appliance or are concerned that the appliance is not functioning correctly, you can carry out some easy checks before calling for technical service.

Warning! Don’t try to repair the appliance yourself. If the problem persists after you have made the checks, contact a Fagor authorized service technician.

Problem Possible Cause and Solution

Check whether the power cord is plugged into the outlet. Check the fuse box or circuit breaker. Replace fuse if necessary.

Appliance is not working correctly

Odors from the compartments

Noise from the appliance

The compressor runs constantly

A layer of frost occurs in the compartment

Temperature inside the appliance is too warm

The room temperature is too low or too high. Try setting the fridge and freezer to a colder level.

It is normal for the freezer not to operate during the automatic defrost cycle or for a short time after the appliance is switched on to protect the compressor.

The interior may need to be cleaned. Some food is producing odors in the refrigerator. Wrap the food or cover it

correctly. The sounds below are normal:

• Compressor running noises.

• Noise from the small fan motor in the freezer compartment or other compartments.

• Gurgling sound similar to water boiling.

• Popping noise during automatic defrosting.

• Clicking noise before the compressor starts.

Other unusual noises are due to the reasons below and may need your attention:

• The cabinet is not leveled.

• The appliance is touching the wall.

• The internal motor might need maintenance.

It is normal to frequently hear the sound of the compressor, it will need to run more if:

• Temperature setting is set colder than necessary.

• Large quantity of food has recently been stored within the appliance.

• The temperature outside the appliance is too high.

• Doors have been open for too long or too often.

• You have recently installed the appliance or it has been switched back on after being off for a long time.

Check that the air outlets are not blocked by food and ensure food is placed within the appliance to allow sufﬁ cient ventilation. Ensure that door is fully closed. To remove the frost, please refer to Cleaning and Care section (page

15).

You may have left the doors open too long or too frequently. The doors are kept open by some obstruction. The appliance is located with insufﬁ cient clearance at the sides, back and top.

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