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Instructions for use
Refrigerator with freezer
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Thank you for your confi dence in buying our appliance and congratulations on the excellent choice.
We hope it will successfully serve its purpose for many years.
Refrigerator with freezer is for domestic use only.
The lower part of the appliance is refrigerator and is used for storing fresh foods at the temperature
of 0°C and higher.
The upper part is freezer and is used for freezing fresh foods and storing frozen foods for longer
periods of time (up to one year, depending on the kind of foods you store). The compartment is
marked with four stars.
Before fi rst operation ................................................. 3
A few tips on how to save power with your
refrigerator-freezer combo ........................................ 4
Description of the appliance ......................................5
Installation and connection ........................................ 8
Reverse door swing ................................................ 10
Control panel - appliance with electronical
regulation ................................................................... 11
Control panel - Appliance with mechanical
regulation ................................................................... 13
Recommended distribution of food ........................ 15
Storing fresh food in the refrigerator ....................16
Freezing and storage of frozen food .......................18
Defrosting the appliance ........................................... 20
Cleaning ..................................................................... 21
Troubleshooting guide .............................................. 22
Noise level .................................................................. 23
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• The appliance is manufactured in compliance with all relevant safety standards; however, it is
recommended that persons with impaired physical, motional, or mental abilities, or persons with
inadequate experience and knowledge, do not use the appliance without due supervision. The
same recommendation applies to minors using the appliance.
• Before connecting the appliance read these instructions carefully. They describe the appliance
and provide instructions for its safe and correct use. The instructions are prepared for different
types and models of the appliance so they may contain descriptions of functions and components
your appliance may not have.
• Remove the wrapping protecting the appliance during transport. Door corners are fi tted with
protective spacers. Remove the spacers and replace them with the attached pegs.
• Before connecting the appliance to the mains supply, leave it in upright position for about 2 hours.
This will reduce possibility of malfunctions in the cooling system resulting from prior transport and
handling (certain models only).
• The appliance must be connected to the mains supply in accordance with the standing
regulations and local requirements.
• The appliance must not be used in open air or exposed to weather precipitation.
• Always disconnect the appliance from power supply (pull the power cord from wall socket) before
cleaning and before replacing the light bulb.
• If the power supply cord is damaged, in order to avoid hazard it must be replaced by the service
or by qualifi ed personnel.
• In case of longer disuse fi rst turn the appliance off with the ON/OFF button and disconnect it from
mains supply. Empty the appliance, clean the interior and leave the door ajar.
• For the protection of environment deliver the obsolete appliance to the authorized scrap appliance
dealers.
• Wrappings contain environmentally friendly materials which can be recycled, recovered or
disposed without threat to the environment.
• To prevent any pollution be careful not to damage the insulation or refrigeration tubes at the rear
wall during the installation, cleaning and disposal of the appliance.
• Never let the children play with the appliance.
• Self closing door hinge (certain models only) pulls the door to the cabinet just before closing,
thereby preventing the door to remain ajar. Equally it limits the door opening angle and prevents
damage to adjacent elements.
• Practical longitudinal aluminum handle (certain models only) offers convenient grip anywhere
along its length (convenient for children). It may also be decorated with a variety of design inserts
(wood, inox,…).
• Odor fi lter (certain models only) removes foul and unpleasant smells from inside the cabinet and
prevents their absorption by other food stored in the refrigerator. First remove the protective foil
from the fi lter, then remove the aluminum gel protection at the back, and fi nally slip the fi lter onto
the support from above, as shown on the sketch. After approximately 3 months the gel inside
the fi lter is used up and the fi lter needs replacement. It can be purchased from the authorized
Gorenje service centers.
• Rating plate with basic information is located in the interior of the appliance. If the sticker plate is
not suitable for your language, replace it with the attached one.
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• Warning: Ventilation slots on the appliance or built-in element should always be kept clean and
unobstructed.
• Warning: Do not use any mechanical accessories when thawing the refrigerator, except for those
explicitly recommended by the manufacturer.
• Warning: To prevent any pollution be careful not to damage the insulation or refrigeration tubes
at the rear wall during the installation, cleaning and disposal of the appliance.
• Warning: Do not use any electrical devices inside the appliance, except for those explicitly recommended by the manufacturer.
The symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product may not be
treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable
collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring
this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences
for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate
waste handling of thisproduct. For more detailed information about recycling of this product,
please contact your local city offi ce, your household waste disposal service or the shop
where you purchased the product.
• Observe the installation instructions.
• Do not open the appliance door more frequently than necessary.
• Occasionally check whether air can circulate freely behind the appliance.
• Condenser unit mounted on the appliance back wall must be kept clean at all times (see section
“Cleaning the appliance”).
• If the seal is damaged or loose, replace it as soon as possible.
• Store your food in closed containers or other appropriate packaging.
• Before placing the food in the refrigerator, let it cool down to room temperature.
• Defrost your frozen food in the refrigerator compartment.
• Remove the freezer drawers and door as described in the instructions, in order to make use of
the entire capacity.
• Defrost your conventional freezer when a frost layer approximately 3-5 millimetres thick has
accumulated on the surfaces in the freezer compartment.
• Make sure the shelves are evenly distributed and that the food is arranged in a way that
allows free circulation of air (heed the recommended food arrangement as described in the
instructions).
• In appliances fi tted with a fan, do not block the fan slots.
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A few tips on how to save power with your
refrigerator-freezer combo
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• Interior accessories of the appliance may vary according to the model.
* Certain models only.
A Refrigerator
B Freezer
1 Fan*
2 Interior illumination
3 Fridge shelf (adjustable height)
4 Foldable egg tray (closed - 6
eggs, opened - 12 eggs)
5 Crisp pan
6 Bottle rack*
7 Door lining shelf (options:
deep, shallow; lid or without lid)
8 Bottle carrier with safety
holder*
9 Tube holder*
10 Freezer shelf (adjustable
height)
11 Freezer door shelf
12 Ice tray
13 Leg
14 Wheel*
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• Interior accessories of the appliance may vary according to the model.
• Crisp pan are extracted by lifting the rear end and pulling out inclined under the 45° angle.
Reinsert in opposite sequence.
* Certain models only.
A Refrigerator
B Freezer
1 Fan*
2 Interior illumination
3 Fridge shelf (adjustable height)
4 Pull-out guide shelf (max 12 kg)
5 Foldable egg tray (closed - 6
eggs, opened - 12 eggs)
6 Crisp pan
7 Bottle rack*
8 Fridge door shelf (max. 6 kg)
9 READY’N’SERVE removable
tray with lid over deep shelf
10 Cheese tray
11 Twin row bottle carrier with
safety holder*
12 Tube holder*
13 Freezer shelf (adjustable
height)
14 Freezer door shelf
15 Ice tray
16 Leg
17 Wheel*
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• Interior accessories of the appliance may vary according to the model.
* Certain models only.
A Refrigerator
B Freezer
1 Fan*
2 Interior illumination
3 Fridge shelf (adjustable height)
4 Foldable egg tray (closed - 6
eggs, opened - 12 eggs)
5 Crisp pan
6 Bottle rack*
7 Door lining shelf (options:
deep, shallow; lid or without lid)
8 Bottle carrier with safety
holder*
9 Tube holder*
10 Freezer shelf (adjustable
height)
11 Freezer door shelf
12 Ice tray
13 Leg
14 Wheel*
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• Place the appliance in dry and well aired room. The appliance
operates best at temperature ranges indicated in the chart
below. Relevant class of the appliance is indicated on the
rating plate.
Class Ambient temperature
SN (subnormal) from +10°C to +32°C
N (normal) from +16°C to +32°C
ST (subtropical) from +16°C to +38°C
T (tropical) from +16°C to +43°C
Positioning the appliance requires two persons in order to avoid
injuries or damage to the appliance.
• Place the appliance fl atly and fi rmly on a solid base. The
appliance is fi tted with adjustable feet on the front side, used
to level the appliance. Rear side of the appliance is fi tted
with wheels facilitating the positioning of the appliance at the
preselected place (certain models only).
• The element above the appliance must be at least 5 cm away
to allow suffi cient cooling of the condenser.
• Avoid exposing the appliance to direct sunlight or heat
sources. If this is not feasible, install insulation plate between
the appliance and adjacent heat source.
• Bottom front side of the appliance is fi tted with handles to
facilitate relocation. The appliance may stand independently
or adjacent to a furniture element or wall. Be sure to leave
enough space for the opening of the door, to avoid damage to
the appliance or injuries to persons. Also leave ample space
for extracting shelves (see installation diagram).
Selecting the location Selecting the location
Positioning the
appliance
Positioning the
appliance
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Installation and connection
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Remark:
* Applies to OLD TIMER appliances (in the model marking
…O…)
• Use the power cord to connect the appliance to the mains
power. Wall outlet must be fi tted with ground terminal (safety
socket). Nominal voltage and frequency are indicated on the
relevant label or rating plate of the appliance.
• Mains power connection and grounding must be made in line
with standing regulations and local requirements.
The appliance is able to accommodate minor temporary voltage
tolerances, but they may not exceed -6% to +6%.
Connecting to power
supply
Connecting to power
supply
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Required tools: socket spanner nr. 8, screwdriver, torx 25.
Caution! After unscrewing of before fi xing hinges, hold the door
to prevent it from falling and damaging.
1. Remove upper hinge cover (save it for eventual later use),
remove also the cover on the opposite side of the upper hinge
cover (on the opposite side you will insert the attached cover
during the assembly), and remove the cover on the opposite
side of the upper part of the door.
2. Unscrew upper hinge screws and remove the upper door from
the middle hinge.
3.On the bottom side of the upper door unscrew the swing
stopper screws and remove the stopper (A). Keep this for
eventual use later on. Fix the attached stopper with its
bearing on the opposite side of the door.
4. Unscrew the forced door closure system (B) and fi x it to the
opposite side of the door (certain models only).
5. Unscrew middle hinge screws, remove the door from bottom
hinge.
6. Unscrew leg holder fi xing screws.
7. Tilt the appliance backward (max. 35°) to lean to the rear
side of the cabinet. Unscrew the leg support screws (C) - left
and right, and remove the leg support cover (D) and place it
to the opposite side. Unscrew and remove, then reciprocally
replace the position of end switch (E) and decorative peg (F)
(for models with forced door closing system). Unscrew three
screws fi xing the bottom hinge (save the hinge for later use),
and fi x the attached bottom hinge on the opposite side.
8. Repeat the procedure 3 and 4 on the bottom door. In case
there is no bottom door limit peg, transfer the bearing (G) and
washer to the opposite side of the door.
9. Proceed with the assembly procedure in opposite sequence.
Note:
In appliances with the handle along the entire height of the door,
the reverse door swing is not possible.
Remark:
At OLD TIMER appliances (in the model marking …O…)
alteration of door opening direction is not possible.
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Reverse door swing
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A Temperature selector and ON/OFF button
B Green LED: illuminated when the appliance is in operation*
C Freezer alarm off button*
D Red LED: fl ashing with freezer alarm*
E Fast freeze button*
F Orange LED: on during fast freezing procedure*
G The Digital temperature display indicates actual temperature inside the
appliance from +1°C to +9°C.*
* Certain models only.
Model with keys
Model without keys
CONTROL UNIT I
CONTROL UNIT II
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Control panel - appliance with electronical regulation
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The appliance is switched on by turning the button A towards
Max. Green LED is on. The appliance is switched off when
the arrow on the button points to the ON/OFF mark
(the
appliance, however, is still under mains power).
• Temperature of the appliance is set by turning the button A to
the position between the Min. and Max..
• Recommended setting of the thermostat knob is to Eco
position.
• If the room temperature, in which the appliance is installed, is
lower than 16°C, the recommended setting of the thermostat
knob is to the Max..
• Use this setting after switching on the appliance for the fi rst
time, and when inserting large quantities of unfrozen food (see
“Freezing procedure”).
- models with keys: press the E key (orange LED F will
light up). The setting is automatically deactivated after
approximately two days.
- models without keys: rotate the A button to position SF
(rapid freeze) .After approximately two days, the
rapid freeze function is switched off automatically and the
appliance operates at the Max level. To repeat the
rapid freeze procedure, rotate the A button to position
Eco, and then back to SF.
Once the rapid freeze function is automatically deactivated,
return the A button back to the desired position.
The ON/OFF buttonThe ON/OFF button
Setting freezer
temperature
Setting freezer
temperature
Rapid freeze function Rapid freeze function
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The sound alarm is activated if the freezer temperature rises
above the allowed level (intermittent tone) and red lamp is
fl ashing (D).
• The alarm can be turned off by pressing the Alarm Off
button C, while the red light goes off automatically when the
temperature inside the freezer reaches desired level and there
is no danger for perishable goods.
• If the temperature in the freezer compartment fails to reach
the required level even 24 hours after the alarm had been
shut down, the alarm sounds again and shuts off automatically
when the freezer compartment cools down to the required
level and there is no danger for perishable food.
• After the fi rst start, the appliance has a 24-hour default
temperature alarm delay, since the freezer is not able to reach
the required low temperature immediately. This is to prevent
the alarm sounding.
Freezer Alarm (certain
models only)
Freezer Alarm (certain
models only)
The appliance is switched on/off by turning the temperature
selector (see Fig.) to any position from 0 to 7.
The appliance operation is controlled by turning the thermostat
(temperature selecting button) located within the refrigerator
cabinet from the position STOP (0) to the position 7 and back.
Temperature setting
• The higher the position of the temperature selector (towards
position 7) the lower is the temperature (cooler) within the
cabinet of the appliance. Interior temperature in the refrigerator
may even fall below 0°C. Higher position settings are to be
used on in case of recommended low cooling temperature, or
if the ambient temperature is below 16°C. In case of standard
ambient temperature we recommend the medium setting.
• Change in the ambient temperature affects the temperature of
the appliance, so the position of the temperature selector should
be adjusted accordingly.
• In the STOP (0) position the appliance is switched off (cooling
system is off). However, the appliance is still powered (light bulb
is turned on if you open the refrigerator door).
ON/OFF buttonON/OFF button
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• The fan contributes to more equal distribution of temperature
and faster cooling, as well as reduces formation of dew on the
shelves. It only operates when the compressor is activated.
• Turning on the fan is recommended as an additional function
in the following cases:
- increased temperature in the room (over 30°C),
- increased humidity (during the summer),
- when inserting larger quantities of food (rapid cooling).
• Turning the fan on / off
fan rapid cooling
0
ON OFF ON
Note: When the fan is activated, power consumption is increased
and temperature in the refrigerator drops.
Hence, we recommend resetting the temperature in the
appliance:
- When the fan is activated: positions 1-4,
- When the fan is deactivated: positions 4-7.
Temperature setting for the refrigerator also affects the
temperature in the freezer compartment.
Fan
(only with some models)
Fan
(only with some models)
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Refrigerator compartments:
- top section: canned food, bread, wine, cake, …
- middle section: dairy products, cheese, readymade food,
desserts, juices, beer, TV-dinners, …
- bottom section: meat, meat products, delicatessen, …
- crisp pan: resh fruit, vegetables, salads, root vegetables,
potatoes, onions, garlic, tomatoes, tropical fruit, sauerkraut,
turnips, …
Refrigerator door lining compartments:
- top/middle section: eggs, butter, cheese, …
- bottom section: beverages, cans, bottles, …
Freezer door lining compartments:
- upper shelf position: freezing
- lower shelf position: storage
- door lining: packed vegetables, ice-creams,
ice,...
Recommended
distribution of food
Recommended
distribution of food
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Recommended distribution of food
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Proper use of the appliance, adequately packed
food, correct temperature and hygienic precautions
produce substantial impact on the quality of stored
food.
Always respect the best before date, printed on the
packaging.
Food to be stored in the refrigerator should be
properly packed as to prevent emission and/or
reception of moisture and odors.
Never store infl ammable, volatile or explosive
substances.
Beverages with high alcohol percentage shall be
stored in tightly sealed bottles in vertical position.
Some organic solutions like volatile oils in lemon or
orange peel, acids in butter etc. can cause damage
in prolonged contact with plastic surfaces or gaskets
for longer period of time they can cause accelerated
aging of the plastic material.
Unpleasant odor inside the refrigerator is a sign that
something is wrong with food or that your refrigerator
needs cleaning (see chapter Cleaning).
If you plan a longer absence, make sure you removed
quickly perishable articles of food from the appliance
before you leave.
Important precautions
for storing fresh food
Important precautions
for storing fresh food
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Equipment depends on the model.
• Shelves can be optionally placed on the guides inside the
appliance. They are protected against pulling out. To remove
the shelf, slightly lift up the back part and pull it out. Quickly
perishable food should be stored on the back i.e. the coldest
part of the shelves.
• Special pull-out drawer (certain models only)
is installed onto the guide at the most convenient location in
the refrigerator, to allow extraction from the appliance on a
shelf and transfer to the table (used as a serving tray).
• Bottle carrier (certain models only) offers a choice of location.
It can carry different bottles and/or cans, and it may also be
used as a table bottle support. You can use it for storage of
various bottles or tins, and it can also be used as a table plate.
Certain models are equipped with wire bottle rack which
enables placing of bottles on the cork. It is safeguarded
against pulling out. It may be pulled out only if empty, by lifting
the front part and pulling it towards you. Place the bottle rack
in the appliance in such way to avoid obstruction of door
closing by the length of the stacked bottles.
Maximum load of the rack is 9 bottles of 0,75 l, or 13 kg of
total mass - see label at the right side of the interior of the
appliance.
• Crisp tray below the glass shelf at the bottom of the
refrigerator is used for storage of fruit and vegetables.
With some models, the compartment is mounted on telescopic
runners/rails with one or two separate compartments
(depending on the model); this enables separating various
types of food and adjusting the compartments to your own
requirements and habits.
• Interior of the door is fi tted with trays and shelves for storage
of cheese, butter, eggs, yoghurt and other small packages,
cans, jars, etc. Bottom part of the door is fi tted with the bottle
rack and further below is the tube holder for convenient
storage of tubes without overturning.
• Portable trays (certain models only) with lids are placed on
deep trays. They are used for storage of small size food, used
for breakfast and/or other snacks. You may also store food
separated by the sweet, salty, sour, etc. principle.
One of the lids carries the wooden cheese board.
• Two-row tray (certain models only) in the refrigerator door
inner liner for frequently used food offer you much better use
of space in the door inner liner.
Food should be sorted in two rows according to the principle
- high at the back and low in the front.
• Fan (located under the ceiling) provides better distribution of
temperature and reduces dew on storage surfaces.
Interior accessories and
space distribution
Interior accessories and
space distribution
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Food Period
eggs, marinades, smoked meat, up to 10 days
cheese up to 10 days
carrots, etc… up to 8 days
butter up to 7 days
cake, fruit, TV-dinner dishes, raw
chunks of meat
up to 2 days
fi sh, raw minced meat, seafood up to 1 day
• The freezer interior door lining is also fi tted with various
shelves and holders used for storing frequently used frozen
food - quick access (ice-cream, open packages of vegetables,
etc.)
• Activate intensive freezing 24 hours prior freezing fresh food.
Freezing procedure:
- control units I and II: press the E key or rotate the A button
to the SF position;
- mechanical regulation with or without the fan: rotate the
A button to the position between 4 and 6 and set the switch
to
.
Do not let the already frozen packages touch the fresh ones.
• After 24 hours you can transfer food into the bottom section
of the freezer and repeat freezing procedure if necessary.
• For freezing smaller quantities of fresh food (1-2 kg), the
engagement of the fast freeze function is not required.
Freezer interior
accessories
Freezer interior
accessories
Freezing procedureFreezing procedure
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Approximate storage
time of fresh foods
Freezing and storage of frozen food
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Freeze only such food which is suitable for freezing and
sustain low temperatures. Food should be of adequate
quality and fresh.
Select adequate packaging for each kind of food and
pack it correctly.
The packaging should be air tight and well sealed
without leaking since this could cause substantial
vitamin loss and dehydration.
Mark packages with following data: kind and amount of
foods and the date of loading.
It is imperative that food is frozen as quickly as
possible. We therefore recommend the size of the
package not to be too large and to be cooled before
loading into the freezer.
The amount of the fresh foods that can be loaded in the
freezer as a single load is declared on the rating plate.
If the loaded amount is too large, the quality of freezing
is reduced which in turn affects the quality of frozen
foods.
The storage time and recommended temperature for storing
commercially frozen foods is indicated on the packaging. Always
follow manufacturer’s instructions for storage and use of frozen
food. When shopping be careful to choose only food which is
adequately packed and provided with complete data and stored
in freezers where the temperature never rises above -18°C.
Do not buy packages of food wrapped with frost. This indicates
that the package was thawed before at least once.
Take care that packages don’t start to thaw during transport
to your home. Temperature rise shortens the storage time and
affects the quality of commercially frozen foods.
Important precautions
for freezing of fresh food
Important precautions
for freezing of fresh food
Storing commercially
frozen food
Storing commercially
frozen food
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Food Period
ruit, beef from 10 to12 months
Vegetables, veal, poultry from 8 to 10 months
Venison from 6 to 8 months
Pork from 4 to 6 months
Chopped (minced) meat 4 months
Bread, pastry, TV-dinner, fat free fi sh 3 months
Intestines 2 months
Smoked sausages, fat fi sh 1 month
Approximate storage
time of frozen foods
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Partially thawed or defrosted foods should be used as soon as
possible. Cold air preserves the food but it does not destroy
microorganisms which rapidly activate themselves after
defrosting and make foods perishable.
Partial defrosting reduces the nutritional value of food, especially
fruits, vegetables and readymade meals.
Remove the cap from ice tray (certain models only) and fi ll it
to the mark with cold water or some other liquid, suitable for
freezing. Close it and place it on the door shelf. Ice tray can
produce 8 cubes.
It is recommended to make ice on stock.
Ice cubes are discharged from the tray by turning the tray upside
down and placing it under cold running water. Shake the tray,
open the cover and pour the ice out.
Defrosting frozen foodDefrosting frozen food
Making iceMaking ice
Refrigerator needs no special defrosting procedure, because ice
deposited at the inner back wall is defrosted automatically.
Ice deposited on the inner back wall during the compressor
operation is defrosted when the compressor stops operating,
and condensed water drops are drained through the outlet in the
inner back wall into the drain pan situated above the compressor
where it evaporates.
In case of excessive ice deposits at the inner rear wall of the
refrigerator (3-5 mm), switch the appliance off by pressing the
ON/OFF button and defrost it manually.
• Clean the freezer when the frost layer in the freezer reaches
thickness of around 3-5 mm.
• 24 hours prior defrosting fresh food activate intensive freezing
knob (see section Control of particular models - Intensive
freezing) to quickly freeze freshly inserted food. After that
empty the freezer and take care that the packages remain
frozen.
• Switch the appliance off by turning the temperature selector
(A) to the mark
.
Automatic defrosting of
the refrigerator
Automatic defrosting of
the refrigerator
Defrosting the freezerDefrosting the freezer
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• Leave the door open for so much time to be able to remove
easily the accumulated frost and ice from surfaces. You can
use plastic scraper, but be careful not to damage the interior
surfaces of the freezer.
Wipe the frost and ice from the freezer before it has completely
melted.
• Never use powered appliances to defrost the freezer (hair
dryer, etc.).
• Avoid using defrosting sprays, as they may cause damage to
the plastic parts and may be hazardous to health.
• Clean the interior of the appliance and wipe it dry (see chapter
Cleaning).
• Before reloading food into the freezer switch the appliance on.
Prior any cleaning attempt disconnect the appliance from
the mains (pull the power cord from the mains wall outlet).
Special antibacterial protection in top layer of inner walls
prevents multiplication of bacteria and maintains the interior
clean and germ free.
Make sure to remove traces of any cleansing agents you had
been using.
• To clean any surface, use a soft cloth.
• Clean the exterior of the appliance with water and liquid
detergent.
• For cleaning of plastic, coated, or aluminum parts avoid using
abrasive or special cleansing agents (like the stainless steel
polish), otherwise you may damage the surface.
• Clean coated and aluminum surfaces using the soft cloth and
alcohol based cleaning agent (like glass cleaner).
• Wash the interior of the appliance with liquid detergent and
lukewarm water, mixed with a little vinegar.
Groove and drain outlet located below the cooling panel at
the rear wall collect the drained water, so they must not
be clogged (with food particles, for example). Make sure
you inspect them periodically and clean if necessary (use
plastic straw to free the outlet hole).
• The condenser on the rear wall must always be clean and
free of dust or kitchen fumes deposits, therefore clean the dust
periodically with non-metallic brush or vacuum cleaner.
• Clean also the drip pan above the compressor. Ice
and/or frost deposits exceeding 3-5 mm increase energy
consumption, so you need to remove them regularly. Do not
use sharp pointed objects, solvents or sprays.
• After cleaning switch the appliance on and reload the food.
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Cleaning
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Fault: Cause/Remedy
The appliance does not operate
after connection to the mains:
• Check if there is power in the socket and if the appliance is
switched on.
Cooling system operates
continuously without intermittent
stoppages:
• Ambient temperature too high.
• Frequent opening of the door, door open too long.
• Door not closed properly (particle between door gasket,
sagged door, check gasket sealing, etc...).
• Excessive quantity of fresh food inserted at once.
• Check air circulation for suffi cient cooling of the compressor,
and clean the condenser.
• Intensive freezing’ or ‘Intensive cooling’ option is on.
Excessive ice formation at
the rear interior wall of the
refrigerator:
• Frequent opening of the door, door open too long.
• Inserting hot food in the refrigerator.
• Food or dish is touching the rear interior panel of the
refrigerator.
• Bad door sealing; clean or replace the gasket if dirty or
damaged.
Water dripping from the
appliance:
• Drain outlet is clogged, drain water drips past the collection
groove.
• Clean the clogged outlet using plastic straw.
• Thaw thick ice deposits manually (see chapter Defrosting).
Interrupted or continuous sound
alarm (refrigerator/freezer):
• Frequent opening of the door, door open too long.
• Door not closed properly (particle between door gasket,
sagged door, damaged gasket, etc...).
• Excessively long power failure.
• Excessive quantity of fresh food inserted at once.
• Refrigerator sensor (A) is crammed with fresh food. Free
the sensor and allow air to circulate around it.
Diffi cult door opening: • If you attempt to open the immediately closed door of the
freezer you may experience resistance. This happens
because certain quantity of cold air escapes from the
appliance through the open door and is replaced by warm
ambient air. Cooling of such air creates negative pressure
(vacuum) and suction, which prevents easy opening of the
door. Situation is normalized after a few minutes, and you
can open the door with ease.
Troubleshooting guide
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The refrigerator - freezer appliances are cooled by the refrigeration system with a compressor,
whose operation may produce certain noise. The level of such noise depends upon the location,
correct use and age of the appliance.
• After starting the appliance, the operation of the compressor (the refrigerant fl ow) may be
somewhat louder. This does not mean that something is wrong with the appliance, neither has
it any infl uence on the lifetime of the appliance. Gradually the noise is reduced and eventually
subsides.
• Sometimes the appliance produces unusual and stronger noise which is rather unusual for the
appliance. This noise is often the consequence of inadequate positioning of the appliance:
- The appliance should be placed and leveled fi rmly on solid base.
- It should not touch the wall or adjacent kitchen units standing next to it.
- Check whether the accessories in the interior of the appliance are placed correctly in their
positions; also check the bottles, tins and other vessels that might touch each other and rattle.
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Fault: Cause/Remedy
Bulb replacement: • Before replacing the light bulb, disconnect the appliance
form the power supply. Remove the plastic cover, replace
the bulb with a new one (E14, same voltage as the factory
one) and fi t back the cover.
• Don’t forget: the old bulb does not belong to organic waste.
• Light bulb is consumption material and is not covered by
the warranty.
Green LED is fl ashing: • If the green LED is fl ashing, call the nearest service center.
Troubleshooting helpful hints: • If you are not able to fi x the trouble by any of the above
tips, disconnect the power cord from the mains outlet, wait
10 minutes, and reconnect the appliance.
In case trouble persists, contact the nearest authorized
service center, giving them the type, model and serial
number of the appliance, written on the rating plate in the
inside of the appliance.
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