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CFL - CFE
Istruzioni per l’uso
Instruction for use
Notice d’utilisation
Gebrauchsanleitung
Instrucciones de uso
Instrucciones de uso
Gebruiksaanwijzing
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1. PRESENTATION ..........................................................................................2
Assistance
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2. AFTERSALE SERVICE ................................................................................ 2
Guarantee conditions ................................................................................ 2
Identication and serial No. Plate .............................................................2
3. SPECIFICATIONS OF THE APPLIANCE ......................................................3
Table 1 - Technical data.............................................................................. 3
Operative conditions..................................................................................4
Description of the appliance .....................................................................4
4. SAFETY........................................................................................................5
Safety precautions ..................................................................................... 5
Safety data sheet for R600 a gas ............................................................... 7
Disposal and interruption.......................................................................... 7
5. INSTALLATION ........................................................................................... 8
Transport and unpacking ..........................................................................8
Positioning ................................................................................................. 8
Cleaning before use ................................................................................... 9
Electrical connection .................................................................................9
6. USE……....................................................................................................10
Description of the functions of the refrigerator and freezer –
CFE MODEL
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Description of the functions of the refrigerator and freezer –
CFL MODEL
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Advice on the preservation of foods: refrigerator/freezer...................... 12
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7. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ........................................................................16
Cleaning the appliance ............................................................................16
8. EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE..........................................................17
Door reversibility ..................................................................................... 17
9. TROUBLESHOOTING.................................................................................19
INDEX
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1. PRESENTATION
Congratulations!
You have purchased a high quality appliance, which will meet
your expectations reliably and safely and will provide you top
level performance for a long time.
It is simple and immediate to use, but we advise you to read
this handbook carefully and keep it in a place accessible for
future consultation.
The Manufacturer also ensures you an ecient and speedy
after-sales technical assistance service.
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2. AFTER SALES SERVICE
Guarantee conditions
The appliances have a 24 months guarantee from the date of
purchase, conrmed by a tax receipt or other tax-wise compulsory document.
After the end of the guarantee period, assistance will be provided by the Manufacturer’s Authorised Assistance Centres,
debiting you the repaired or replaced parts, labour and transport costs.
The guarantee species free-of-charge replacement or repair
of all faulty parts.
Damage cased by the following is not covered by the guarantee:
• user’s negligence or carelessness during use or transport;
• damage to things, persons and animals due to improper
use or incorrect installation of the appliance;
• installation on systems not complying with current legal
regulations;
• replacements and/or repairs carried out by the user but
not specied and authorised by this handbook;
• use of non original spare parts not authorised by the Manufacturer.
Identication and serial No. Plate
If the appliance is faulty or does not operate, consult the
“Troubleshooting” chap. at the back of this handbook. If the
problem is not resolved, call the Assistance Centre, specifying
the data on the Identication and serial No. plate: it is located
inside the refrigeration compartment glued low down on the
left side (see paragraph “Description of the appliance”).
The identication and Serial No. Plate provides important
information aboutthe applianceand mustnot be tampered
with or removed.
Reading examples:
A: Type and quantity of refrigerant
B: Serial number
C: Product code
D: Model
E: Electrical characteristics
F: Climate class
G: Freezing capacity (in kilograms of foods frozen in 24 hours)
H: Net capacity of freezer
L: Net capacity of refrigerator compartment
M: Gross capacity
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MODELLO
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FLUIDO REFRIG FRIGORIFERO
CAPACITA' LORDA TOTALE
CAPACITA' NETTA FRIGO
CAPACITA' NETTA CONGELATORE
CAPACITA' DI CONG.
CLASSE
MODEL
REFRIGERANT REFRIGERATOR
GROSS CAPACITY
REFRIGERATOR NET CAPACITY
FREEZER NET CAPACITY
FREEZING CAPACITY
CLASS
R600a
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3. SPECIFICATIONS OF THE APPLIANCE
Table 1 – Technical data
Model
CFL 533 CFL 633 CFE 533 CFE 633
1
Energy class A A+ A A+
Climatic class SN /T SN /T SN/T SN/T
Volts/frequency V/Hz
220-240 ~/ 50 220-240 ~/ 50 220-240 ~/ 50 220-240 ~/ 50
Type of refrigerant (R134a / R600a) R600a R600a R600a R600a
Temperature maintenance time in case of blackout h 18 18 18 18
2 Essential specications
Number of compressors n° 1 1 1 1
Defrosting of refrigerator/freezer
(M = Manual / A = Automatic) A / A A / A A / A A / A
Control system (E = Elettronic / M = Mechanical) E E E E
NO FROST (Refrigerator/Freezer) yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes
Ventilated (Refrigerator only) yes yes yes yes
3 Temperature and refrigeration capacity
Refrigerator temperature setting interval °C 2 ÷ 8 2 ÷ 8 2 ÷ 8 2 ÷ 8
Meat box temperature °C -2 ÷ 3 -2 ÷ 3 -2÷3 -2÷3
Vegetables box temperature °C 0 ÷10 0 ÷10 0 ÷10 0 ÷10
Freezer temperature setting interval °C -16 ÷ -24 -16 ÷ -24 -16 ÷ -24 -16 ÷ -24
Refrigerator net volume l 230 230 230 230
Freezer net volume l 101 101 101 101
4 Control panel
Commands and temperature indications internal internal internal internal
Type of display LED LED - -
Super cooling (Refrigerator) yes yes yes yes
Super freezing (Freezer) yes yes yes yes
Over-temperature alarm yes yes yes yes
Adjustable thermostat yes yes yes yes
Indicator lights
yellow/green yellow/green
green green
5 Dimensions of appliance
Dimensions (height x width x depth) cm
186,5 x 59,5 x 64 186,5 x 59,5 x 64 186,5 x 59,5 x 64 186,5 x 59,5 x 64
Depth with door open cm 120 120 120 120
6 Accessories
Ice maker (M = Manual / A = Automatic) M M M M
Internal light yes yes yes yes
Power cable length cm 200 200 200 200
Type of plug Schuko Schuko Schuko Schuko
7 Dimensions, packing and weight
Packing dimensions (height x width x depth) cm
193,3 x 64 x 73 193,3 x 64 x 73 193,3 x 64 x 73 193,3 x 64 x 73
Net weight kg 76 76 76 76
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Operating conditions
Correct operation of the appliance and the cooling and
preservation temperatures specified in “Table1 – Technical
speci cations” are guaranteed only at the following operating
conditions:
• temperature of the room where the appliance is housed
conforming to the climatic class indicated on the Serial
No. Plate.
Table 2 - Climatic class
Climatic class: Ambient temperature:
SN From +10°C to +32°C
N From +16°C to +32°C
ST From +16°C to +38°C
T From +16°C to +43°C
• maximum relative ambient humidity: 90%;
• the appliance must be located well away from heat sources (e.g. ovens, central heating plants, direct sun rays,
etc..);
• the appliance must be located protected against the atmospheric agents;
• routine periodic maintenance carried out by following
the indications contained in this manual;
• ventilation openings in the housing of the appliance free
of any obstructions;
• correct installation (e.g. levelling, capacity of the system
conforming to the data on the serial No. Plate).
Description of the appliance
Detailed description of the appliance you have purchased.
Key:
A: Refrigerator control panel
B: Internal light
C: Glass shelf
D: Bottles holder
E: “Fresh Control 0°C” drawer
F: Serial No. Plate
G: Fruit/vegetables preservation drawer
H: Freezer drawer
I: Ice tray
L: Freezer drawer tray
M: Butter carrier
N: Glass top (2 components)
O: Closed balcony
P: Balcony
Q: Bottle stop (2 components)
R: Bottles holder balcony
S: Small balcony
T: Door handle
NOTE:
The accessories illustrated in the gure are present in
various models. there may be small di erences between these
and those present on your refrigerator.
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4. SAFETY
Safety precautions
Symbols:
General advice to optimise operation of the appliance
General danger
Hot surfaces
• This handbook must be stored together with the appliance
for any future consultation. In the event of sale or transfer to
another person, make sure that the handbook is provided
together with the appliance, thus enabling the new user to
know its operation and the relevant warnings.
• These warnings have been drafted for your safety: therefore,
please read them carefully before installing and using the
appliance.
• If the appliance is in a horizontal position during transport.
The oil in the compressor may flow out into the refrigerating
circuit. We therefore advise you to leave the appliance in a
vertical position for 2 hours before start-up, to enable oil to
flow into the compressor.
• After unpacking the appliance, check it carefully and install
it following the instructions in the relevant chapter: if you
notice any faults, turn OFF the appliance and follow the
procedure indicated in chap. “After-sales assistance”.
• Before you attempt any routine or extraordinary maintenance
operation, disconnect electrical power to the appliance
– when you do this, do not on any account pull the plug by
its cable. Also check if the cable is damaged. If it is, contact
a Service Centre. If the appliance has been moved, when repositioned, make sure that the power cable is not crushed
or is not obstructing.
•
IMPORTANT: the appliances are provided with
refrigerant gas, ISOBUTHANE (R600a). The appliance
must be transported and moved, taking maximum care to
ensure that it is not excessively struck or shaken. Failure to
observe the above rule, could put the appliance out of
service. Damage to the refrigerating circuit, with possible
outow of refrigerating gas, could create risks of explosion
caused by external sparks or ames. Do not, on any account,
run your appliance if it appears to be damaged. In case of
damage, contact the Service Centre, ventilate the room
where the appliance is located, and avoid ames or jobs on
the appliance.
• Before you connect the appliance to the electrical mains,
make sure that the capacity of the system is adequate
with respect to the data on the serial number plate. Any
modification which may be necessary to the domestic
electrical system, in order to install the appliance, must be
carried out by qualied personnel.
2h
OK !
NO !
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• If the appliance is moved from its usual position, take
into account that even after you have unplugged,
the components on the rear of the appliance may remain
very hot for some time.
•
The appliance is not built for insertion in an embedding structure. Insu cient ventilation will certainly
lead to poor operation and will damage the appliance.
•
IMPORTANT: during normal operation and routine
maintenance, do not on any account:
- use electric appliances inside the compartments for
preserving food frozen by the appliance;
- use mechanical or other devices to accelerate the
defrosting process, other than those recommended by
the Manufacturer;
- lay fragile, heavy or unstable objects on the appliance.
• Temperature inside the refrigerator and freezer could
rise or fall slightly; these appliances are therefore
unsuitable for preserving products (e.g. medicines) for
which a stable temperature must be guaranteed.
• IMPORTANT: this appliance was designed solely for
domestic use, for preserving and/or freezing foods.
Therefore, make sure that children do not approach the
refrigerator with the intention of playing there, do not sit
on the drawers and do not hang on the doors its
appliance.
•
IMPORTANT: Do not put substances with an explosion
risk, contaminants or volatile substances in the
appliance.
•
IMPORTANT: Never put carbonated beverages or
bottles of water in the low temperature compartment
(freezer) – they may explode. Furthermore, we strongly
advise you not to put hot liquids or foods inside the
appliance and not to ll receptacles up to their brim. For all
other preservation advice, consult chap. “Use”.
•
IMPORTANT: Bottles holder maximum load: 10Kg.
NO !
NO !
Max 10kg!
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Safety data sheet for R600a gas
Measures in the event of accidental leakage
Allow the material to evaporate providing that adequate
ventilation is provided.
Behaviour of gas
The gas is highly inammable; therefore, absolutely avoid
contact with naked ames and hot surfaces. Gas R600a is
heavier than air, and therefore, high concentrations could form
close to the oor where general ventilation is poor.
First aid
Inhalation
Take the exposed person from the polluted area and carry him
to a warm, well ventilated place.
Long exposure can cause the onset of asphyxia and possible
loss of consciousness. If necessary, practice articial respiration,
and, in the most serious cases, administer oxygen, under close
medical supervision.
Skin contact
It is unlikely that occasional contact with the skin is dangerous
by cutaneous absorption. If this happens: thoroughly wash the
aected zone.
Liquid splashes and atomised liquid can cause freezing burns:
Wash the aected part with plenty of water and call in a doctor
to treat any burns.
Eye contact
Wash with plenty of water, with eye lids well open, and call in
a specialised doctor as soon as possible.
In any event, we advise you to consult your own doctor
following contact with or inhalation of R600a gas.
Disposal and interruption
Under the provisions of art.13 of Law Decree
of 25 July 2005, No.151 “Implementation of
Directives 2002/95 CE, 2002/96/CE and
2003/108/CE, concerning the reduction in
the use of dangerous substances in electric
and electronic appliances, and the disposal
of waste”:
The symbol of the crossed rubbish bin axed to the appliance
or to its package indicates that, at the end of its useful life, the
product must collected separately from other waste. Therefore,
the user shall transfer the appliance, when it has reached
the end of its life, to centres for dierentiated collection of
electronic and electro-technical waste, or redelivery it to the
seller when the user buys a new appliance of equivalent type,
one for one.
Make sure that the old appliance is transported to the collection
point for its disposal without any damage to the cooling circuit.
You will therefore be sure of preventing uncontrolled outow
of refrigerant. The refrigerant data are shown on the appliance’s
data plate.
The cycloisopenthane, a substance not harmful to ozone, is
used as an expander for the insulating foam.
Adequate dierentiated collection, prior to sending the outof-service appliance for environmentally compatible recycling,
treatment and disposal, contributes to avoiding possible
negative eects on the environment and health, and favours
the use and/or recycling of the materials the appliance is
composed of.
Abusive disposal of the product by the user, entails the
application of the sanctions under current legal regulations.
For more detailed information about the available collection
systems, contact your local waste disposal service. We thank you
for your contribution to the protection of the environment.
We advise you to cut the power cable before taking the
appliance to the collection centres.
Make the closing of the door unt for use (by removing
the seals), or better still, remove the door in order, for
example, to prevent a child risking to stay shut inside
while playing.
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5. INSTALLATION
Transport and unpacking
If the appliance is in a horizontal position during transport. The
oil in the compressor may ow out into the refrigerating circuit.
We therefore advise you to leave the appliance in a vertical
position for 2 hours before start-up, to enable oil to ow into
the compressor.
Remove the external packing, remove the protective lm,
where present, from the surfaces of the appliance, clean the
outside of the appliance with specic products. Do not use
scrapers or abrasive fabrics which could damage the surfaces
beyond repair.
Carefully remove all sheets and adhesive tape from the
appliance and door and any parts in polystyrene.
Take out the documents and existing accessories from inside
the appliance.
The packing material is recyclable and is marked with
the recycling symbol.
For disposal, follow the local regulations. Packing
material (plastic bags, parts in polystyrene, etc...) must
kept out of reach of children as it is a potential source
of danger.
Control the appliance carefully: if you notice any faults, do not
install the appliance and follow the procedure indicated in chap.
“After-sales assistance”.
Positioning
The place chosen for positioning must satisfy the indications
supplied in parag. “Operating conditions”, and must have a
stable oor of sucient capacity for the appliance’s weight.
Furthermore, you must take into account the distances to be
respected for correct operation of the appliance and for its
dimensions:
1) top part (at least 20 cm)
2) back part (at least 10 cm)
3) wall on door opening side (at least 30 cm).
Level the appliance with its feet: keep the appliance slightly
above the floor to encourage good air circulation on the
condenser. In these conditions, you will obtain excellent
operation of the refrigerant circuit.
10 cm
20 cm
30 cm
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Cleaning before use
Make sure that you have removed, from the appliance, all the
adhesive strips which restrain the accessories, clean all internal
parts with lukewarm water and neutral soap, vinegar or sodium
bicarbonate, in order to remove the characteristic odour of new
parts, then dry carefully.
Do not use detergents and/or abrasives containing soda, or
solvents which could damage the nishes.
Electrical connection
Before you insert the plug in the power socket, make sure
that:
• you hands are not wet or humid;
• voltage and frequency on the serial number plate match
those of the domestic power supply (a swing of -6% to +6%
is permitted for nominal voltage; for operation at dierent
voltages, use a transformer of adequate power);
• the cable and plug are not damaged or crushed by heavy
objects;
• the power cable is not too tight: extensions to reach the
socket are not permitted.
IMPORTANT: do not connect the appliance to rectiers
(e.g. sun plants) or by an extension lead.
IMPORTANT: the appliance must be connected to an
ecient earth plate.
To this end, if the power socket of the domestic system is
not connected to earth, connect the appliance to a separate
efficient earth system, in compliance with current legal
regulations, consulting a specialised technician.
The Manufacturer declines all and any responsibility if this
accident prevention regulation is not respected.
This appliance conforms to the following EU directives:
B.T. 73/23/EEC
93/68/EEC
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6. USE
Description of the functions of the refrigerator and freezer – CFE MODEL
Initial power supply
At power-up, the Power indicator (C) lights. The over-temperature
alarm will be generated due to high temperature inside the
compartments. To disable the buzzer, press any key.
Setting temperature in the refrigerator compartment
To set the temperature inside the refrigerator compartment,
turn the knob (B). The settable temperature range is between
Holiday, Eco, and Max.
Setting temperature in the freezer compartment
To set the temperature inside the freezer compartment, turn
the knob (D). The settable temperature range is between Min,
Eco, and Max.
Super Cool
To activate this function, press the Super Cool push button
(A) – the relevant indicator lights up. This function will be
automatically disabled when the temperature drops to
minimum level. This function can be disabled by pressing the
(A) push button again.
Super Freeze
To activate this function, press the Super Freeze push button
(E) – the relevant indicator lights up. This function will be
automatically disabled after 24 hours. This function can be
disabled by pressing the (E) push button again.
Holiday Function
To activate this function, turn the knob (B) to the Holiday
position. In the Holiday mode, the refrigerator works at a
temperature of over +10°C (after you have activated this
function, we advise you to remove perishable foods from the
refrigerator compartment and close its door).
Open door alarm
When the refrigerator door stays open for more than 3 min.,
the indicator light of push button (A) ashes and a buzzer is
sounded: 3 beeps every 30 seconds. The buzzer can be disabled
by closing the door, or pressing any key. Indicator (A) stays
slighted until the door is closed.
Excessive temperature alarm
When the temperature in the freezer compartment rises over a
given level, the indicator light of push button (E) ashes and a
buzzer is sounded: 1 beeps per 30 second. The buzzer stops when
the temperature in the freezer compartment reaches the de ned
level, or by pressing any key. The indicator (E) stays lighted until
the required temperature is reached inside the compartments.
Turning OFF the refrigerator compartment
Turn knob (B) to its OFF position. The refrigerator compartment
will be disabled whereas the freezer compartment continues
to work normally.
Turning OFF the appliance
Turn the knob (D) to its OFF position. The refrigerator goes OFF,
but continues to be fed by the electrical mains.
Super Cool Super FreezeFridge Freezer
Power
Eco.
Max
Min
OFF
Eco.
Max
Holiday
OFF
A B C D E
Key:
A: Super cool push button
B:
Knob for setting temperature of the refrigerator compartment
C: Power indicator
D:
Knob for setting temperature of the freezer compartment
E: Super Freeze push button
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Description of the functions of refrigerator and freezer – MODEL CFL
Initial power supply
When the refrigerator is powered up, indicator (A10) lights up.
The temperature of the compartments is shown on the display
as “-”due to the high temperatures inside. An alarm buzzer is
sounded. Press key (A9) and the buzzer stop, whereas indicator
(A9) stays lighted. the display shows. When the temperature has
dropped to a given level, the temperatures of the refrigerator
and freezer on the display respectfully indicate “5” and “-18”
according to the settings prede ned in the factory.
Setting temperature in the refrigerator compartment
Press key (A4) or (A5) to set the refrigerator temperature:
the relevant indicator light ashes, enabling you to set the
temperature from 2°C to 8°C. The setting will be con rmed
automatically 5 seconds after the operation has ended, or by
pressing any key.
Setting the temperature of the Cooler compartment
Press key (A6) or (A7) to set the cooler temperature: the relevant
indicator light ashes, enabling you to set the temperature from
-16°C to -24°C. The setting will be con rmed automatically 5
seconds after the operation has ended, or by pressing any
key.
Super Cool
To activate this function, press Super Cool key (A3): In this
way the relevant indicator light also lights up. This function
will be automatically disabled when the temperature drops
to minimum level. This function can be disabled by pressing
key (A3) again.
In this mode, the temperature in the refrigerator compartment
and the Holiday function cannot be set.
Super freeze
To activate this function, press Super Freeze key (A8): In this
way the relevant indicator light also lights up. This function will
be automatically disabled after 24 hours. This function can be
disabled by pressing key (A8) again.
In this mode, the temperature in the Cooler compartment
cannot be set.
Holiday Function
To activate this function, press key (A2). In the Holiday mode,
the refrigerator works at a temperature of over +10°C (after
you have activated this function, we advise you to remove
perishable foods from the refrigerator compartment and close
its door).The temperature of the refrigerator compartment is
indicated by “-“. Press key (A2) again – the relevant indicator
goes OFF and the refrigerator will change over to normal
control status.
In this mode you can set both the Super Freeze function and
the Super Cool function. In the latter case, the Holiday function
is automatically disabled.
Control of display
The display screen goes OFF automatically 1 min. after the end
of the operation. It can be enabled again by opening the door
or pressing any key (an alarm does not turn ON the screen).
Open door alarm
When the refrigerator door stays open for more than 3 min., a
buzzer is sounded: 3 beeps every 30 seconds. The buzzer can
be disabled by closing the door, or pressing any key. If the door
stays open the display is re-lighted and the alarm indicator
(A9) is shown.
Excessive temperature alarm
When the temperature in the freezer compartment rises over
a given level, the indicator light of push button (A9) ashes
and a buzzer is sounded: 1 beep per second. The buzzer stops
when the temperature in the freezer compartment reaches
the de ned level, or by pressing any key. The indicator (A9)
Stand-by
Holiday SuperCool
SuperFreeze
A1
Alarm
A2 A3 A4
A5
TF TC A8 A9 A10A6
A7
°C
Key:
A1: Stand-by
A2: Holiday function push button
A3: Super Cool push button
A4: Refrigerator temperature increase push button
A5: Refrigerator temperature reduction push button
A6: Freezer temperature increase push button
A7: Freezer temperature reduction push button
A8: Super Freeze push button
A9: Alarm silencer push button
A10: Power up push button
TF: Refrigerator temperature
TC: Freezer temperature
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stays lighted until the set temperature is reached inside the
compartments.
Turning OFF the refrigerator compartment
If you press key (A1) for 3 seconds, indicators (TF) and (A1) go
OFF, the refrigerator compartment will be disabled, whereas
the freezer compartment operates normally. To re-enable the
refrigerator compartment, press key (A1) again for 3 seconds:
the relevant indicator lights up, and the icon indicating the
temperature of the refrigerator compartment will be reset.
Turning OFF the appliance
If you press key (A10) for 3 seconds, the relevant indicator goes
Advice on the preservation of foods: REFRIGERATOR
Description of functions
Super Freeze: we advise you to use this function when you
put the fresh foods you have bought during shopping, in the
refrigerator compartment.
This method favours faster cooling of foods.
Holiday function: this function is recommended when, for
short periods (e.g. a holiday), you do not wish to disable the
refrigerator but make it work at reduced consumption. With
this mode, the freezer compartment operates normally and
the refrigerator compartment operates at temperatures of over
+10°C. In view of the temperature, remove from the refrigerator
all perishable foods which require lower temperatures for
excellent preservation, and keep the refrigerator door closed.
Advice on cooling foods
Ambients with different temperatures can be created by
circulating air in the cooling compartment. These ambients are
particularly suitable for preserving various foods. It is therefore
important to position the foods to allow air to freely circulate
around them.
The coldest zones (e.g. suitable for preserving dressed and other
meats are just above the vegetables drawer. Instead the less
cool zones are situated at the top, toward the outside and in the
doors (ideal for preserving butter and cheeses to spread).
Ventilation inside the vegetables drawer is provided by a series
of slits which can be closed at the user’s discretion.
Advice on how to best use the refrigerator compartment:
• do not put in hot foods or evaporating hot liquids;
• always replace in closed containers, or in appropriate
packages, liquids and all foods which issue or which can
easily absorb odours and avours;
• do not put food oil in exible containers in the refrigerator
door: cracks could form in the plastic;
• never obstruct the ventilation holes or grids on the bottom
wall of the refrigerator and freezer compartment ;
• do not put in the appliance explosive materials or spray
cylinders containing inflammable propellants such as
butane, propane pentane, etc...and put back high proof
alcohol only in upright position and in properly shut
containers. Gasses or liquids that accidentally issue from
cylinders can be recognised by reading the indications
of their content, and are sometimes marked with a ame
symbol.
Glass top in two pieces
By a simple operation, shown in the gure below, the front glass
top (D2) can be positioned under the rear one (D1).
In this way you can create space for cooling bottles (or other
very high containers) in a vertical position.
D2
D1
OFF, the display screen also goes OFF, and the refrigerator stops
operating but will continue to be powered by the electrical
system. To re-enable the appliance, press key (A10) once again
for 3 seconds. The relevant indicator lights up, the display screen
lights up and the refrigerator resumes operating normally.
Note: if the Holiday or Super Cool functions, and the Super
Freeze function were active before the appliance was turned
OFF, they are re-activated at power-up.
Error indication
When “E” or “F” is displayed due to a malfunction, the refrigerator
can still guarantee preservation of foods.
Please contact the Service Centre as soon as possible.
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Table 3 - Preserving foods in the refrigerator
Food Preservation containers Preservation zone Duration
Meat and fish (of any
type)
Hard cheeses
Protective lm, aluminium sheets, closed glass
containers, plastic for foods or steel
Drawer
“Fresh Control °0C”
1-2 days
Cooked foods, cold
dishes, sweets
Closed containers in glass, plastic for foods or
steel
Any drawer 1-2 days
Fruit and vegetables Sale package or bulk Fruit/vegetable drawers 3-4 days
Bananas, potatoes,
onions and garlic
Do not preserve in the refrigerator - -
Water, wine, beer,
milk, fruit juices, zzy
beverages
Food containers in glass or plastic Balconies on the door Refe r to the best
before date
Pickled or in oil
foods, sauces, butter,
spreadable cheeses, eggs
Original package Balconies on the door Refe r to the best
before date
Yoghurt
Original package Any drawer
Refer to the best
before date
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Advice on preserving foods: FREEZER
Description of functions
Freezing: The rapid freezing function is designed to best
preserve the nutritional value of foods placed in the freezer
compartment , guaranteeing complete and quicker freezing.
Advice on freezing foods
The freezer compartment is recommended for preserving
already frozen foods, for freezing small quantities of foods, and
for preparing ice cubes and ice cream.
IMPORTANT: a temperature of -18°C is necessary for
freezing and preserving foods for a long time. This
temperature considerably stops the action of microorganisms.
As soon as the temperature exceeds -10°C, the decomposition
process activated by the microorganisms is resumed, shortening
the life of foods. For this reason, when foods have been
defrosted, they can be re-frozen only after cooking in order to
eliminate most of the microorganisms.
Some advice:
• to preserve frozen foods, make sure that they are well
preserved by the seller;
• we advise you to limit opening the compartment containing
deep frozen and frozen foods and keep it open for as little
time as possible;
• we advise you to freeze only fresh, high quality foods, after
washing and drying them carefully;
• place the foods to be frozen in the lower drawer – this is the
coldest point of the freezer compartment;
• preservation temperature must always be lower than or
equal to -18°;
• the serial number plate indicates the maximum quantity of
fresh foods which can be frozen in 24 h (“freezing capacity”).
A larger quantity worsens freezing quality, and considerably
reduces the quality of already frozen foods;
• we advise you to activate the Super- Freeze function 24
hours before freezing, when food quantities exceed 8 Kg;
• freeze foods in small portions, carefully wrapped in suitable
protective material (aluminium sheets or specic freezer
packets), adhering well and closed, marking the packing
and best before dates;
• ice cream and ice lollies should be eaten only a few minutes
after they have been removed from the freezer, to avoid
cutaneous lacerations to lips and tongue. For the same
reason, do not touch internal parts of the freezer with wet
hands;
• packets must be dry to prevent them freezing together or
attaching to each other;
• the packaging must ensure that air and humidity do not
come out, to prevent drying of foods and loss of the vitamins
they contain;
• the bags and/or sheets must be soft to adhere well to the
contents;
• arrange the foods to be frozen so that they do not come into
contact with already frozen foods, to avoid defrosting;
• to defrost small quantities of fresh foods (1-2 Kg), there
is no need to adjust the thermostat knob. To defrost
larger quantities, enable the “Super-Freeze” function
(parag.”description of refrigerator and freezer functions)”.
IMPORTANT: do not preserve bottled drinks, especially
if fizzy, in the freezer compartment or in the low
temperature cells; if the beverages freeze, the contents
expand and the bottles can burst.
IMPORTANT: increasing the temperature of frozen foods,
reduces their preservation time.
• If, for accidental reasons, i.e. a power cut in the domestic
system, the foods in the freezer compartment have
defrosted (eve if only partially), they must be consumed very
quickly; they can also be re-frozen after being cooked.
• With brief interruptions (up to 6-8 hours), the foods will not
alter.
Making ice cubes
The appliance is supplied with one or more trays for the
production of ice cubes; ll up to ¾ with drinking water and
put them back in the appropriate compartment. Do not use
metallic and specially sharpened objects to detach the trays.
To easily detach ice cubes from the tray, pour some running
water on the tray.
Advice on defrosting foods
To cook frozen foods excellently, we advise you to defrost
them in the refrigerator or at room temperature, shortening
defrosting time in the latter case.
If you want to cook the foods quickly, providing they are small
they can be cooked directly, lengthening cooking times.
If they are of normal dimensions, they can be defrosted in a
microwave oven.
When foods are defrosted, they deteriorate quickly. Therefore,
they should be consumed by the next 12-24 hours and can be
refrozen only after they are cooked (boiled or roasted).
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Table4-Preserving foods in the freezer
Food Preservation containers Preservation zone Duration
Preservation of frozen
foods, ice cubes, ice
creams
Original package, well closed
top of freezer
compartment
Refer to best before date
Freezing foods: meat
and sh
Original package, well closed.
Food containers resisting to cold temperatures,
hermetically closed.
Maximum quantity per container: 2.5 Kg
preferably at the
bottom of the freezer
compartment
Beef: 12 months
Pork: 12 months
Minced pork: 6 months
Rabbit: 6 months
Veal: 9 months
Mutton: 9 months
Poultry: 6 months
Fish: 6 months
Freezing foods:1st
courses/ pasta dishes,
fruit, vegetables, sweets
Food containers resisting to cold temperatures,
hermetically closed.
Maximum quantity per container: 1 Kg
central part
freezer compartment
6-12 months
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7. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the appliance
Disconnect the electrical power supply before starting
the job.
Internal cleaning
Clean all internal parts with tepid water and neutral soap, vinegar
or sodium bicarbonate, then dry accurately. Alternatively use
detergents made specically for the refrigerator, on sale in any
supermarket.
Do not use abrasive detergents and/or powders, soda based
detergents, or solvents which could damage the nish.
To facilitate cleaning, the internal accessories can be removed
(consult parag. “Dismantling components”).
External cleaning
Clean all external parts with specic detergents. Do not use
abrasive detergents and/or powders, soda based detergents,
or solvents which could damage the nish.
Dismantling components
To facilitate cleaning operations, all the internal components
of the appliance can be dismantled. Follow the instructions in
the relevant gure.
A: Freezer drawers, fruit/vegetable drawer and “Fresh Control
0°C drawer”: these drawers slide on special guides with stops,
which prevent the drawers coming out entirely when opened,
and risk falling on the oor. If you wish to take them out of the
appliance for the cleaning operations, extract them to up to
¾ of their depth, lift them up slightly and continue extracting,
keeping them inclined upwards.
B: D oor balconies: they are simply tted on the guides integrated
on the door. To remove them, lift them upward, rmly pushing
them up.
C: Top in glass with bottle holder: the top slides on guides,
and has two pins preventing the guides from coming out
accidentally(see detail å); if you wish to remove it from the
appliance for the cleaning operations ,lift it up slightly and
extract it, keeping it inclined upwards.
D: Glass top in two pieces: the front top (D2) is connected to
the rear top to prevent the latter coming out accidentally
(see detail.ç); to remove it, slightly lift the rear top (D1) and
withdraw the front top (D2).
The rear top (D1) is restrained at its ends by two pins which
prevent it coming out accidentally (see detail é). To extract
it, lift it upward and pull it toward yourself until you withdraw
it. When you re-position the two tops (D1 and D2) make sure
you connect them once again to each other.
E: Glass top: the top slides on guides. If you wish to remove it
from the appliance for cleaning operations, take away the
“Fresh Control 0°C” drawer, slightly lift up the top and extract
it, continuing to hold it inclined upwards.
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8. EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE
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Disconnect power and empty the
appliance before you start the
operation.
1 A) Open the refrigerator door;
B) using a normal screwdriver, work on the two clips to
remove the head from the top end of the door and
withdraw it upward;
C) using a normal screwdriver, withdraw downward the
clips from the right and left side – the clips are under the
upper hinge, take care not to damage them.
2 A) Unscrew the two screws which secure the front panel,
located at the top;
B)
To remove it, obtain leverage in several points with a
normal screwdriver, taking care not to damage the panel
3 A) While rmly holding the refrigerator door, unscrew the
two screws which restrain the upper hinge on the left
and loosen the third screw located on the right.
B) Remove the upper hinge, first turning it anti-clockwise
and then withdrawing it upwards.
C) Next, remove the door from the refrigerator, withdrawing
it upward and re-position it carefully, paying attention
not to damage it.
4 A) Open the freezer door;
B) while rmly holding the door, unscrew the three screws
which restrain the central hinge to remove it.
C) Remove the door from the freezer, withdrawing it
upwards and re-position it carefully, paying attention
not to damage it.
5 A) Incline the appliance toward the rear side;
B) while keeping the appliance in this position, unfasten
the two screws, located under it, which restrain the lower
hinge in order to remove the hinge.
Door reversibility: dismantling door from the right
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Door reversibility: mounting door from the left
6 A) Re-install the lower hinge on the left side, re-fastening
the screws.
B) Re-locate the appliance in vertical position.
7 A) Take the central hinge and, with the help of pliers,
unscrew the pin, turn it upside down by 180° and rescrew it back on the hinge.
B) Using a normal screwdriver, withdraw the three hole-
covers of the central cross-piece from the left side and
re-install them on the right side.
8 A) Fit the freezer door on the pin of the lower hinge.
B) Take the central hinge, turn it through 180°, insert it on
the freezer door, and fasten it with the screws on the left
side of the central cross-piece.
9 A) Slightly loosen the screw (present) on the top left side of
the appliance.
B) Take the upper hinge and turn it upside down.
C) remove the pin (now facing up) from the hinge and install
it in its lower part.
10 A) Take the freezer door and install it on the pin of the
central hinge.
B) t the upper hinge on the door and take it close to the
locating position of the appliance.
C) Fit the hinge slot on the screw on the left side
(loosened in step 9A); secure the hinge on the
appliance, fastening two screws on it.
11 A) Click-t the head (previously removed) on the top side
of the refrigerator door.
B) Click-t the front panel, applying pressure on several
points;
C) secure it with two screws;
D) fit the clips on the right and left sides (previously
removed).
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1. POWER SUPPLY
PROBLEM CHECKS SOLUTIONS
APPLIANCE NOT OPERATING CHECK THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
VISUALLY CHECK IF THE PLUG OF THE POWER CABLE IS
CORRECTLY INSERTED IN THE POWER SOCKET;
VISUALLY CHECK IF THE POWER CABLE AND PLUG HAVE
BEEN DAMAGED.
CONTACT AN ELECTRICIAN;
RECONNECT THE PLUG TO THE POWER SOCKET;
CALL THE TECHNICAL SERVICE
2. LIGHTING
PROBLEM CHECKS SOLUTIONS
INTERNAL LIGHT OFF WHEN
DOOOR OPENED
SEE POINT 1;
INTERNAL LIGHT OFF WHEN DOOOR OPENED FAULTY LED BOARD: CALL THE TECHNICAL SERVICE.
NB: THE REPLACEMENT OPERATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT
BY THE AUTHORISED ASSISTANCE SERVICE
3. TEMPERATURES TOO HIGH
PROBLEM CHECKS SOLUTIONS
INSUFFICIENT REFRIGERATOR
COOLING CAPACITY
MAKE SURE THAT FOOD IS NOT PLACED TOO NEAR THE
REFRIGERATOR WALLS AGAINST THE VENTILATION OPENINGS;
CORRECT CLOSURE OF THE DOORS AND ADHESION OF
SEALS;
VALUE OF SET TEMPERATURE INCORRECT
MAKE SURE THAT THE APPLIANCE IS NOT INSTALLED NEAR
A HEAT SOURCE.
RE-POSITION THE LOAD ADEQUATELY.
CLOSE THE DOORS CORRECTLY AND CLEAN THE SEALS;
SET THE TEMPERATURES (REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER) ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL;
RE-POSITION THE APPLIANCE
4. NOISES AND VIBRATIONS
PROBLEM CHECKS SOLUTIONS
APPLIANCE VIBRATING
COMPRESSOR NOISE
MAKE SURE THAT THE APPLIANCE IS STABLE, WITH THE FEET
CORRECTLY ADJUSTED;
MAKE SURE THAT THE REAR OF THE APPLIANCE IS NOT TOO
CLOSE TO THE WALL;
NOISE INSIDE THE COMPRESSOR
ADJUST THE HEIGHT OF THE FEET WITH AN APPROPRIATE
TOOL
MOVE THE APPLIANCE;
CALL THE TECHNICAL SERVICE
5. SMELLS
PROBLEM CHECKS SOLUTIONS
BAD SMELLS ISSUING CHECK CORRECT PRESERVATION OF FOODS;
CHECK IF THERE IS ANY LEAKAGE OF LIQUIDS INSIDE THE
APPLIANCE;
CHECK IF THERE ARE ANY BAD SMELLS ON THE SEALS;
APPLIANCE OUT OF SERVICE FOR TOO LONG, WITH THE
DOORS CLOSED.
COVER THE FOODS AND/OR USE PLASTIC CONTAINERS FOR
PRESERVATION;
CLEAN THE CELLS AND GLASS TOPS WITH A SPECIFIC REFRIGERATOR DETERGENT;
CLEAN THE SEALS WITH WATER AND VINEGAR;
ASSESS THE CAUSE OF THE APPLIANCE ‘S STOPPING .
9. TROUBLESHOOTING
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