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Operating instructions
for combined refrigerator-freezers
7081 476-05
KGK 22./28.3 550 2602
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The appliance at a glance
Operating and control elements
fig. A1
For freezer compartment
1 On/off and temperature control
2 Superfrost button with LED indicator showing
active function
For fast freezing of fresh food:
W Press the Superfrost button
comes on.
W The freezer will take approx. 6 - 24 hours to reach its
lowest temperature.
W Place the fresh food in the top drawers.
- The Superfrost function switches off automatically
after about 65 hours.
2 briefly so that the LED
3 Freezer temperature display
4 Audible warning on/off button
with LED display: temperature in freezer too high
For refrigerator compartment
5 LED indicator showing active function
6 On/off and temperature control
Temperature settings
1 = warm 4 = cold
W Recommended control settings for:
- refrigerator compartment, control
- freezer compartment, control
6, setting "2.5"
1, setting "2.5"
Description of appliance and
equipment
Refrigerator, approx. 5°C
Operating and control elements
Butter and cheese compartment
Sectioned shelf*
Egg tray*
Interior light*
Adjustable door racks
Adjustable shelves
Defrost drain (refrigerator)
Vegetable, salad and fruit bins
Door rack for large bottles
Type/Data plate fig. A2
, fig. A
1 Type designation
---->
2 Service number
3 Appliance number
4 Freezing capacity
in 24 hours
Freezer, approx. -18°C
Freezer tray*, cold-storage accumulator*
Congratulations on your purchase. In choosing
this appliance you have opted for all the benefits
of state-of-the-art refrigeration technology,
guaranteeing you top quality, a long life span and
excellent reliability.
The features on your appliance have been designed
to ensure maximum convenience - day in, day out.
This appliance has been manufactured with
recyclable materials using an environmentally
friendly process, so together you and we are
making an active contribution to the preservation
of our environment.
To get to know all the benefits of your new appliance, please read the information contained in
these operating instructions carefully.
We wish you much pleasure with your new
appliance.
Keep these operating instructions in a safe place and
pass them on to the next owner, where applicable.
Contents Page
Operating instructions
The appliance at a glance................................... 10
Contents ............................................................ 10
1 Safety instructions and warnings ...................... 11
Disposal notes................................................... 11
Setting up .......................................................... 11
Connecting to the mains ................................... 11
2 Operation and control elements ........................ 12
Switching the appliance on and off ................... 12
Setting the temperature.....................................12
Temperature display..........................................12
Audible warning signal,
red visual warning LED ..................................... 12
3 Refrigerator compartment ................................. 13
Arranging food in the refrigerator ...................... 13
Changing shelf arrangement............................. 13
Interior light........................................................13
4 Freezer compartment ........................................ 14
Superfrost .......................................................... 14
Notes on freezing and storage .......................... 14
Information system ............................................ 15
Freezer tray ....................................................... 15
Cold-storage accumulator ................................. 15
Making ice-cubes .............................................. 15
5 Defrosting, cleaning........................................... 15
Energy savings.................................................. 16
6 Troubleshooting................................................. 16
Customer service and type plate ...................... 16
Drawers with information system*
Ice-cube tray/bottle*
Defrost drain (freezer)
Adjustable-height feet
10
Instructions for installation and modification
Safety regulations.............................................. 17
Setting up .......................................................... 17
Changing over door hinges ............................... 17
Insertion into row of kitchen units...................... 17
Notes on assembling decor panels................... 17
* Depending on model and options
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1 Safety instructions and warnings
The packaging is designed to protect the appliance
and individual components during transport and is
made of recyclable materials.
- Corrugated board/board
- Moulded polystyrene (foamed, CFC-free
polystyrene)
- Polythene bags and sheets
- Polypropylene straps
W Keep packaging materials away from children -
polythene sheets and bags can suffocate!
Please return the packaging material to your nearest
W
official collection point so that the various materials
can be reused or recycled as far as possible.
Your old appliance:
This contains some reusable materials and should
not simply be disposed of with household or bulk
refuse.
W Disable discarded appliances immediately by
removing the plug and cutting through the connection cable.
Remove the spring-action or bolt catch from
the appliance or render it unusable so that
children cannot become trapped inside and
suffocate.
W Ensure that the refrigerant circuit is not damaged
before the appliance that is no longer needed is
taken away for disposal. In this way the refrigerant or oil will not escape into the environment.
- Exact details of the refrigerant used can be found
on the type plate. The heat insulator is PU with
Pentane.
- Information on collection dates or collection
points can be obtained from the waste disposal
authorities or local council.
Technical safety
W To prevent injury or damage to the unit, the
appliance should only be transported wrapped
and set up by two people.
W The refrigerant R 600a is environmentally friendly
but flammable.
W Do not damage the refrigerant circuit pipes.
Splashes of refrigerant can harm your eyes or ignite.
W If refrigerant escapes, remove all naked flames or
sources of ignition in the vicinity of the leak,
disconnect the appliance from the mains and
ventilate the area well.
W In the event that the appliance is damaged,
contact the supplier immediately before connecting to the mains.
W To guarantee safe operation, ensure that the
appliance is set up and connected as described
in these operating instructions.
W Disconnect the appliance from the mains if any
fault occurs. Pull out the plug (not by pulling on
the mains cable) or switch off or remove the fuse.
W Any repairs and work on the appliance should
only be carried out by the customer service
department, as unauthorised work could prove
highly dangerous for the user. The same
applies to changing the mains power cable.
Safety during use
W
Do not store explosives or sprays using combustible
propellants such as butane, propane, pentane, etc.
in the appliance. Electrical components might
cause leaking gas to ignite. You can identify such
sprays by the printed contents or a flame symbol.
W Only store high-percentage alcohol in tightly sea-
led, upright containers.
W Do not allow naked flames or ignition sources to
enter the appliance.
Do not use electrical appliances inside the appliance
W
(e.g. steam cleaners, heaters, ice makers, etc.).
W Do not stand on the plinth, drawers or doors or
use them to support anything else.
W Do not let children play with the appliance, e.g. do
not allow them to sit in the drawers or swing on
the door.
W Do not eat ice-cream, particularly ice lollies or ice-
cubes, immediately after taking them from the
freezer compartment as there is a risk of
"burning" because of the very cold temperatures.
W Do not consume food which has been stored for
too long, as it could cause food poisoning.
Setting up
W When setting up/fitting ensure that the refrigerant
circuit pipes are not damaged.
W
Screw the handle onto the door using the holes provided. Clip the cover strip or caps* into place. To
remove the cover strip later on, simply detach it by
inserting a screwdriver into the cut-outs at the back.
By fitting these parts yourself you will help to
save on packaging material.
W Once in position, use the 19 spanner provided to
adjust the feet so that the appliance is level and
does not wobble.
W Avoid positioning in direct sunlight or next to an
oven, radiator or similar, in damp locations or
near spraying water.
W Standard EN 378 specifies that the room in which
you install your appliance must have a volume of
3
per 8 g of R 600a refrigerant used in the
1 m
appliance, so as to avoid the forma-tion of
inflammable gas/air mixtures in the room where
the appliance is located in the event of a leak in
the refrigerant circuit. The quantity of refrigerant
used in your appliance is indicated on the type
plate on the inside of the appliance.
W The ventilation grilles should not be ob-
structed. Always ensure that there is good
ventilation and that the outward flowing air is
able to escape. Please note the appendix con-
cerning installation instructions.
W Do not place heat-emitting appliances, e.g.
microwave oven, toaster, etc., on top of the refrigerator or freezer.
W Remove the transport attachments on the
shelves and insert at the desired height.
Connecting to the mains
Power supply (AC) and voltage
at the operating point must comply with the details
on the type plate, which is located inside the appliance on the left, fig. A.
W Connect the appliance with a properly
earthed fused plug and socket only.
W The socket must be fused with a 10 A fuse or
higher, it must be away from the rear of the appliance and must be easily accessible.
Do not
W
- connect to stand-alone inverters,
- operate with so-called energy-saving plugs - this
can damage the electronic system,
- connect to the supply with other equipment using
an extension cable - risk of overheating.
W When removing the mains cable from the back of
the appliance, remove the cable holder as well
so as to avoid vibration noise.
The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code: green/yellow = earth,
blue = neutral, brown = live.
Warning! This appliance must be earthed.
Non-rewireable plugs BS 1363
If this machine or appliance is fitted with a non-rewireable plug, the following information applies: If the socket
outlets are not suitable for the plug supplied with this
product, it must be cut off and an appropriate plug fitted.
The plug cut from the flexible cord should be disposed of
and on no account be inserted into a 13 A socket
elsewhere in the house (electric shock hazard).
The fuse cover must be re-fitted when changing the
fuse, and if the fuse cover is lost the plug must not
be used until a suitable replacement is obtained. The
colour of the correct replacement cover is that of the
coloured insert in the base of the plug, or the colour
that is embossed in words on the base of the plug (as
applicable to the design of the plug fitted). The
correct rating of the re-placement fuses that are
ASTA approved to BS 1362 should be fitted. Replacement fuse covers may be purchased from your
local electrical suppliers, electricity showroom or
approved service agent.
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2 Operation and control elements
You are advised to clean the appliance before
switching it on for the first time (see "Cleaning").
Switch on the appliance approx. 2 hours before
loading it with frozen food for the first time. Do not
load with frozen food until the temperature shows at
least -18°C.
The
ments can be operated separately.
refrigerator and
freezer compart-
Switching the appliance on
and off
fig. A1
W To switch on: Turn the temperature control with
a coin so that the arrow is pointing to "2,5".
1 for freezer and
6 for refrigerator.
Refrigerator:
interior light will go on.
- Freezer:
pliance is switched on for the first time and when
the appliance is "warm". Press the audible
warning on/off button
- The visual warning LED will light up until the
freezer temperature is low enough; it will then go
out. See "Audible warning signal, red visual
warning LED" for more information.
- An LED on the temperature display will light up.
W To switch off: Turn the temperature control as
far as it will go so that the arrow is pointing to "0".
-
Refrigerator:
go out.
Freezer:
warning LED will go out.
Setting the temperature
fig. A1
W Turn the temperature control using a coin. The
position of the arrow indicates the following:
Setting "1" = highest temperature,
Setting "4" = lowest temperature,
W For the refrigerator: we recommend a setting
LED no. 5 will light up and the
The alarm will sound when the ap-
4 to switch it off.
LED no. 5 and the interior light will
The temperature display and the visual
lowest cooling setting
highest cooling setting
6 of approx. "2.5"; this will ensure an average
refrigerator temperature of 5°C.
W For the freezer: we recommend a setting
approx. "2,5"; this will ensure an average freezer
temperature of -18°C.
1 of
Temperature display
fig. A1/3
Each LED represents a different temperature range.
The LEDs for -18°C and -21°C indicate the lowest
temperature and the highest temperature of the
frozen food respectively in normal mode.
- If you set a different temperature, check the
display after 6 hours with
freezer, and again after about 24 hours with the
full
freezer
sary.
- If you place fresh food in the freezer or remove or
re-pack frozen food, this may cause the temperature to rise for a short time due to warm air
flowing into the freezer. This will not affect the
quality of the frozen food.
. Readjust the temperature if neces-
only a few items
in the
Audible warning signal,
red visual warning LED
fig. A1
The audible warning signal and the red visual
warning LED are designed to help you to protect
your frozen food and to save energy.
W The audible warning device is switched off by
pressing the audible warning on/off button
- It switches off automatically as soon as the
temperature is low enough.
- It always sounds if the freezer temperature is not
low enough (dependent on the temperature
setting).
- The red visual warning LED will
same time.
This can be caused by:
- warm, fresh food being placed in the freezer,
- too much warm air from the outside entering
when re-arranging or removing frozen food.
- When the audible warning on/off button is
pressed, the visual warning LED will stop
flashing and will light up continuously. It will only
go out once the alarm status stops and the
temperature inside the freezer is low enough.
The audible warning signal will then
to standby
W If the red visual warning LED
time
ture display, this means that your appliance has
a fault. Contact your customer service department and tell them that this visual warning is
active, so that they can arrange for your appliance to be serviced accurately and quickly.
automatically.
as the -15°C or -18°C LED on the tempera-
flash
flashes at the same
4.
at the
switch back
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3 Refrigerator , storage, shelf arrangement, interior light
Arranging food in the refrigerator
Because of the natural circulation of air in the refrigerator
compartment, the temperature in different parts of the
refrigerator will differ, each area being suitable for different
types of food. The refrigerator is coldest just above the
vegetable bins and against the rear wall (suitable for
sausage and meat products etc.); it is warmest at the front
at the top and in the door (suitable for spreadable butter,
cheese etc.). See fig. B for food storage suggestions.
Notes on cooling
- Store food so that air can circulate properly around it. Do
not pack the refrigerator too full.
- Food which gives off or absorbs odours and flavours,
and liquids should always be stored covered or in closed
Fig. B:
1 butter, cheese
2 eggs
3 cans, drinks, bottles
4 preserves, baked goods
5 dairy products
6 meat and sausage products, fish, pre-cooked meals
7 fruit, vegetables, salad
fig. C fig. D1 fig. D2
containers. High-percentage alcoholic drinks should be
tightly sealed and stored upright.
Changing shelf arrangement
W You can change the position of the jar rack* and remove
all door racks for cleaning, fig. C: lift rack and pull
forwards.
W By adjusting the bottle/can holder, you can protect the
bottles from falling over when the door is opened and
closed. The holder can be removed for cleaning. If the
appliance has the equipment illustrated in fig. C: slide the
front edge of the holder up and lever out.
W Shelves* (grids or glass shelves) can be adjusted in height
for different height items, fig. D1:
- Slide the shelf forwards, lift and remove. Always insert
shelves with the raised edge at the back pointing upwards,
otherwise food may freeze onto the rear wall.
W If you require space for large bottles and containers,
remove half a shelf.
- The upper ribbed area is for the two
They will only fit in these slots.
- All the glass shelves with the exception of the top one can
be pulled out a certain distance, fig. D2. This enables you
to reach and remove items at the back of the shelves more
easily.
half-size
shelves.
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fig. E1 fig. E2 fig. E3
Interior light
This switches off automatically after the door has been
opened for approx. 15 minutes. If it does not switch on
when the door is opened briefly, but the temperature
display is working, the bulb may be defective.
Replacing the bulb:
W Bulb data: The maximum rating (Watt) is indicated on
the bulb housing. Current and voltage must agree with
the details on the type plate. Bulb fitting: E 14.
W Switch off the appliance. Disconnect from the mains
or remove or unscrew the fuse.
W
Version in fig.
- Reach behind the cover, unscrew the bulb as shown in
the illustration and replace.
W
Version in figs.
- Press the light cover together at the sides as in fig. E2
(1). Lift it out and unclip at back (2).
- Replace the bulb as in fig. E3. To counteract the friction
seal, turn with slightly more pressure. When inserting,
ensure that the seal is properly in place in the lamp
socket.
- Clip the back end of the cover in and clip the sides into
place.
E1:
E2/3:
* Depending on model and options
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4 Freezer compartment
Superfrost
Fresh
food should be frozen to the core as rapidly
as possible. Frozen food can also be given a cold
boost. This is provided by the "Superfrost" facility
and ensures that the nutritional value, appearance
and flavour of the food remain intact.
W The maximum amount of food which can be
frozen in 24 hours is shown on the type plate
("Freezing capacity ... kg/24h"), fig. A2, pos.
This amount varies according to the model and
climate rating.
4.
Freezing with Superfrost
fig. A1/2
W Press the Superfrost button 2 briefly so that the
LED lights up.
The freezer temperature will decrease and the
appliance will switch to the lowest temperature.
W For small amounts of frozen food, it is normally
sufficient to switch on Superfrost 6 hours beforehand. For the
capacity on the type plate) you will need to switch
it on 24 hours beforehand.
W Then place the fresh food inside the freezer,
preferably in the top drawers.
If freezing the
use the drawers; instead, place the wrapped food
directly on the cooling plates. Once the food is
frozen you can load it into the drawers.
- The Superfrost function switches off automati-
cally after about 65 hours. The freezing process
is now complete, the Superfrost LED will go
out, and the freezer will switch back to normal
energy-saving operation.
NB:
To save energy, you can
frost function before the 50 hours have elapsed
by pressing the Superfrost button
briefly; the LED will go out. Ensure that the
temperature is at least -18°C and that it cannot
rise any further as a result of fresh food being
placed in the freezer.
You should
- when placing frozen food in the freezer;
- when freezing up to approx. 2 kg fresh food daily.
maximum
maximum
amount (see freezing
quantity of food, do
switch off
the Super-
2 again
not
switch on the Superfrost function:
not
Notes on freezing and storage
W Items suitable for freezing: meat, game,
poultry, fresh fish, vegetables, fruit, dairy products, bread, baked goods, pre-cooked meals.
Not suitable: lettuce, radishes, grapes, whole
apples and pears, fatty meat.
W Pack frozen food in standard freezer bags or re-
usable plastic, metal or aluminium containers.
W Do not allow fresh food which is to be frozen to
come into contact with food already frozen.
Always keep packs dry in order to avoid them
sticking together.
W Always write the date and contents on the pack
and do not exceed the stated storage time for the
food. This prevents any risk of quality impairment.
W Pack food which you are freezing yourself in
quantities appropriate to your household. To
ensure that the food freezes right through
quickly, the following quantities should not be
exceeded per package:
- fruit, vegetables: up to 1 kg;
- meat: up to 2.5 kg.
W Blanch vegetables after washing and cutting
them. (Add to boiling water for 2-3 minutes,
remove and quickly cool down in cold water. If
you blanch with a steamer or microwave oven,
please observe the relevant operating instructions.)
W Do not salt or season fresh food or blanched
vegetables before freezing. Only lightly salt and
season other food. Some spices can alter their
flavour intensity.
W Do not freeze bottles and cans which contain
carbonated drinks as they might burst. Drinks
can be cooled down quickly, but take the bottles
out of the freezer compartment after an hour at
the most.
W Storage: Each drawer and cooling plate can take
up to 25 kg frozen food.
W If you want to use the maximum net capacity, you
can remove the drawers and store items directly
on the cooling plates. This will use slightly more
electricity.
W Removing drawers: Pull
forward until the drawer
stops and lift out.
If the drawers are removed,
the cooling plates must not
be loaded above the loading
limit (arrows on the side
walls) at the front, fig.
W Always store identical food
items together to avoid the door being open for
unnecessarily long periods and to save energy.
W Do not exceed storage times given.
W Thawing: Only take out as much food as is
immediately required for thawing. Cook food
which has been thawed as quickly as possible.
Frozen food can be thawed in the following ways:
- in a conventional or fan oven
- in a microwave oven
- at room temperature
- in the refrigerator: the cold given off by the frozen
food is used for cooling the other food.
- Flat portions of meat or fish can be cooked when
partially thawed.
- Vegetables can be cooked from frozen (in half
the normal time).
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4 Freezer compartment
5 Defrosting, cleaning
Information system*
Use frozen food within the recommended period.
The numbers between the symbols indicate the storage
period in months for different kinds of frozen foods.
Storage times given are guide times for food frozen at home.
Whether or not the lower or upper value is applicable depends on the food quality and how it was processed prior to
freezing. The lower values always apply to food with a high
fat content.
pre-cooked meals
ice-cream
fish
pork
vegetables
fruit
sausages
bread
mushrooms
game
poultry
beef/veal
Freezer tray*
This is used for gently freezing berries,
herbs, vegetables and other small items
and prevents them from sticking together. Items being frozen will largely
retain their shape, and it will be easier to
remove exactly the right quantity later on.
W Spread the items out loosely on the tray.
W Freeze for 10 to 12 hours, then transfer to a freezer bag or
container and put in a drawer.
W To defrost, spread the frozen items out loosely.
Cold-storage
accumulator*
The cold-storage accumulator serves two
purposes:
1. It prevents the temperature in the freezer from
rising too quickly in the event of a power failure, thus
preserving the quality of the food.
To save space the cold-storage accumulator can be placed
on the freezer tray or directly on the topmost cooling plate. In
this position, the accumulator will be completely frozen in a
few days. To freeze more quickly, place it in an empty
freezer drawer.
W To ensure maximum storage time in the event of a power
failure, place the
directly on top of the food.
2. When purchasing frozen food, you can ensure it remains
frozen, thus preserving its quality, by using the cool box with
the cold-storage accumulator in the lid.
On journeys and picnics drinks and food remain cool and
fresh. The cool box and accumulator can be obtained from
your dealer.
W The cold-storage accumulator cools best after it has been
kept frozen in an empty freezer drawer for approx. 24
hours at -18°C or below and then placed in the cool box.
frozen
accumulator in the topmost drawer
Making ice-cubes
W Press the locking bolt downwards.
W Fill the ice-cube tray with water.
Surplus water will flow through the
drain hole.
W Push the locking bolt upwards.
W Place the ice-cube tray in the
appliance and leave it to freeze.
W The ice-cubes can be removed from the tray by twisting
or by holding upside down for a short time under running
water.
Defrosting
The refrigerator compartment
defrosts automatically. The defrost water is evaporated by the heat from the compressor; drops of
water on the rear wall are perfectly normal.
W Ensure that the defrost water can flow freely
through the drain hole in the rear wall (arrow in
fig. A).
The freezer compartment
After the appliance has been in operation for some
time, a layer of ice will form on the aluminium
panels and the fronts of the drawers if the door is
opened and fresh food placed inside the freezer
regularly. This is completely normal.
However, a thick layer of ice will increase the
appliance's energy consumption. You should
therefore defrost the appliance regularly:
W Switch on "Superfrost" the day before defrosting
to give the food a cold boost.
W To defrost, switch off the appliance:
- Disconnect the appliance from the mains or
- set the temperature control to "0".
W If possible, put the frozen goods in the freezer
drawer with the cold-storage accumulators on
top, wrap in newspaper or a blanket and store in
a cool place.
W Pull out the defrost drain pipe
place a bowl or the empty bottom freezer drawer
underneath. If you use the bottom drawer
push the drain pipe through the slot in the end
(fig. A4).
W To speed up defrosting, place a pan with hot but
not boiling water on one of the middle shelves.
Do not use electric heaters or steam cleaners,
defrosting sprays or naked flames for defrosting nor any metal objects for removing
the ice. Risk of injury and damage!
W Leave the door of the appliance open while de-
frosting.
After defrosting, mop up the remaining water and
clean the appliance.
1 (fig. A3) and
2,
Cleaning
W Before cleaning, always switch off the ap-
pliance. Disconnect from the mains or unscrew or remove the fuse.
W Clean the outer walls, inside and equipment by
hand with lukewarm water and a little detergent.
Because of the risk of injury and damage to the
appliance, steam cleaning equipment should not
be used.
Never use abrasive or scouring sponges. Do not
use concentrated cleaning agents and never use
abrasive or acid cleaners or chemical solvents.
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4 Freezer compartment
6 Troubleshooting
- We recommend using a soft cloth and an allpurpose cleaner with a neutral pH value.
- Do not allow cleaning water to run down the drain
gulley or to penetrate the ventilation grilles or
electrical components. Dry the appliance.
- Do not damage or remove the type plate on the
inside of the appliance. It is very important for
servicing purposes.
W The butter dish* can be washed in a dishwasher.
The racks, shelves and other components should
be cleaned by hand as they are not dishwashersafe.
W Clean the drain hole on the rear wall above the
vegetable bins frequently, fig. A, arrow. If neces-
sary, clean with a thin object, e.g. a cotton
swab or similar.
W The dust should be removed
from the refrigeration unit
and heat exchanger - metal
grid at the back of the appliance - once a year. Dust
deposits increase energy
consumption.
W Ensure that none of the wires or other compo-
nents are dislodged, bent or damaged.
W Then connect/switch on the appliance and start
to insert the food to be frozen as the temperature
drops.
If the appliance is to be left switched off for any
length of time, empty the appliance, disconnect
from the mains, clean as described above and leave
the door open so as to avoid odours.
Your appliance is designed and manufactured for a long life
span and reliable operation.
If a malfunction nonetheless occurs during operation, check
whether it is due to an operating error. Please note that
even during the warranty period the resultant servicing
costs in this case will have to be borne by the owner.
You may be able to rectify the following faults by checking
the possible causes yourself:
Malfunction Possible cause and remedy
Appliance does not work, display is off
- Is the appliance switched on properly?
- Is the mains plug properly inserted in the socket?
- Is the socket fuse intact?
The interior light does not come on
- Is the refrigerator compartment switched on?
- Has the door been open for more than 15 minutes?
- The bulb is defective. Change the bulb as described in
"Interior light".
Loud running noise
- Is the appliance standing firmly on the floor, or does the
compressor cause nearby items of furniture or objects to
vibrate?
If necessary, move the appliance slightly, align by
adjusting the adjust-able feet, or move bottles and containers apart.
-
Burbling noises
refrigerant flowing round the refrigerant circuit.
A short
refrigeration unit (the motor) switches on or off automatically.
Motor noise
when the refrigeration unit switches on.
clicking sound
are normal. These are caused by the
: This will be heard whenever the
: This will be slightly louder for a brief period
Notes on energy saving
W Ensure that there is adequate space around the
appliance for ventilation and air extraction.
W Avoid keeping the door open for too long.
W Store food logically. Do not exceed the storage
period specified.
W Keep all food properly packed and covered so as
to avoid its frosting up on the outside.
W Always allow hot food to cool to room tempera-
ture before placing in the appliance.
W Defrost frozen food in the refrigerator.
W If an ice layer forms in the freezer, defrost it.
This will improve the cold transfer and reduce
energy consumption.
W Keep the appliance door shut in the event of a
breakdown. This will delay the cold loss and will
help to maintain the quality of the frozen food for
longer.
The alarm sounds the red visual warning LED is lit,
the temperature is not cold enough
- Have you put too much fresh food into the freezer
without
- Does the door close properly?
- Is the appliance sufficiently well ventilated?
Clear ventilation grilles if necessary.
- Is the ambient temperature too hot? (See "Safety
regulations")
- Has the appliance been opened too often or left open
too long?
- If applicable, wait until the appliance reaches the
required temperature itself.
activating Superfrost? (See "Superfrost")
Customer service and type plate
If none of the above causes apply and you cannot
rectify the fault yourself, or if
flashing simultaneously
customer service department (see enclosed list for
addresses). State the:
type designation
service number
appliance number
as given on the type plate, fig. A2, and specify which LEDs
are flashing, so as to ensure rapid, accurate servicing.
The type plate is located inside the appliance on the
left-hand side.
Leave the appliance shut until the customer service engineer
arrives so as to prevent any further cold loss.
several
, please contact your nearest
1,
2 and
3
LEDs
are
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Instructions for installation and modification
Before reading, please fold out and
refer to the illustrated back page.
Safety regulations
W The appliance is designed to cool, freeze and store food
and to make ice. It is designed as a household appliance. If used commercially, the relevant regulations
on commercial use must be observed.
W The appliance is set to operate within specific ambient
temperature limits according to its climate rating. These
temperature limits should not be exceeded. The correct
climate rating for your appliance is indicated on the type
plate. This is explained as follows:
Climate rating Set for ambient temperatures of
SN +10°C to +32°C
N +16°C to +32°C
ST +18°C to +38°C
T +18°C to +43°C
- The refrigerant circuit has been tested for leaks.
- The appliance complies with current safety regulations
and EC directives 73/23/EEC and 89/336/EEC.
Setting up
Do not install the appliance side-by-side with another
refrigerator or freezer. This is important to prevent condensation and consequential damage from it.
The external dimensions of the appliance can be seen on
the illustration at the back (fig. S) and in the table below.
Gross capacity of appliance (l) height H
(see type plate) (mm)
210 (22..) 1365
275 (28..) 1672
Changing over door hinges
fig. T
The door hinges can be changed from one side to the other
if required.
W Lift off cover panel
W Close lower door and unscrew hinge bracket
door out downwards and lift off.
W Remove hinge pin
W With the top door closed, unscrew hinge bracket
door out downwards and lift off.
Remove plugs
ings.
W Unscrew hinge pin
W Remove cover
and the exposed screw on the other side with them.
W Transfer door handles
other side. Clip the cover strip or caps* into place. To
remove the cover strip later on, simply detach it by
inserting a screwdriver into the cut-outs at the back.
W Suspend upper door in hinge pin
place hinge bracket
and screw to housing.
W Suspend lower door in hinge bracket
Place hinge bracket
on the reversed hinge pin and screw.
W If the doors are not flush with the body of the appliance,
adjust them using the slots on the hinge brackets
1.
3, pull
4 and screw into the adjacent hole.
7, pull
bm from hinges and place in free mount-
8 and screw in on opposite side.
5 and plastic plugs 6 and close holes
9 and plastic plugs bl to the
8. Close the door and
7 turned 180° in the door mounting
7 and close.
3 into hinge with spacing washer
3 and
7 (ensuring that all screws are securely fastened).
Place the cover panel
1 in free holes.
Insertion into row of kitchen units
fig. U
To adapt the height of the appliance to the surrounding
furniture a top unit
A gap of at least 50 mm depth must be provided behind
and along the entire width of this unit so as to ensure
sufficient ventilation. The area of ventilation underneath
the ceiling should be at least 300 cm
area the more economically the appliance will run.
W When setting up the appliance next to a wall
minimum distance of 50 mm must be provided on the
hinge side between the appliance and the wall (for the
handle when the door is open).
W When installing the appliance in a row of kitchen units,
spacer strips must be used down the side of the appliance. These strips must be at least 10 mm thick.
When installing a decor panel, don't forget to make
allowance for the thickness of the panel (max. 4 mm) this is important to ensure that the door can open and
close properly.
If you wish to attach the appliance to adjacent units or to fit
spacer strips, please note the following:
W Verify that the door can open and close properly.
W Do not drill holes inside the marked area (fig. U),
otherwise damage could be caused to foamed
components.
W Attach appliance to kitchen units with self-tapping
screws (max. depth 10 mm).
1 can be added.
2
. The greater the
4, a
1 top unit 3 kitchen unit side panel
2 refrigerator/freezer 4 wall
Notes on assembling decor panels
Decor panel and frames can be attached to the door of
your appliance to match or contrast it to the existing kitchen
colour scheme.
The panels are available from your kitchen furniture supplier. The frames can be fitted later and are available from
your dealer.
If you wish to fit the decor panels yourself, you will need a
drill or a rechargeable screwdriver to pre-drill the retaining
holes. For further instructions and dimensions see the
installation instructions included in the retrofit kit.
All types and models are subject to continuous improvement and the manufacturer therefore reserves the right
to make modifications in the shape, equipment and
technology.
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