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PAL50BFZ
PAL112BFZ
50 /112 Litre Bar Refrigerator
Offering Australians quality since 1958 | www.palsonic.com.au
User’s Manual
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General
This type of refrigerator is widely used in places
such as hotels, offices, student dormitories and
houses. It is mostly suitable for refrigerating and
preserving foods such as fruits and beverage. It
enjoys the advantages of small size, Lightweight,
low elect ric consumption and easy use.
Instructions for Installation
1. Do not tilt the refrigerator for more than 45
0
from upright during moving it. Do not apply
force on any part such as condenser or door to
prevent the refrigerator from deforming, or else
it will influence its performance.
2. Let the refrigerator have enough space to work
well.
3. Don’t install it in an area of high temperature or
humidity. This is to avoid it being damaged,
dampened and rus ted.
Cautions for Safety
1. Before the refrigerator is plugged in, please
check and make sure the v
oltage is 240volt
the same as the rated voltage. Use the
independent socket, of the power plug.
An adapter may cause the socket to overheat.
2. D on’t store inflammable materials such as ether,
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p
etrol, LP gas and glue etc in the refrigerator.
3. Don’t splash water on the refrigerator; it may
cause malfunction or electric shock.
4. If gas leaks from its container. Do not pull the
plug out or in as it may arose sparks and fire
calamities.
Instructions for Use
1.
When operating the refrigerator for the first time,
run it without load
ing any food until its auto
tops at the desired temperature. Usually it takes
2 or 3hours, then set the thermostatic dial at the
setting desired and then load the refrigerator.
2. The temperature of the refrigerator can be
adjusted by turning the thermostatic dial. A
medium setting of the thermostatic dial is the
most suitable for genera l operation.
3. Defrost the freezing compartment whenever the
layer of frost on the surface of the evaporator
reaches 3 or 4 mm. When defrosting, remove all
food and set the thermostat at “OFF” position.
Put the drip tray under the evaporator to collect
melted water. After the frost has melted, discard
the melted water and dry up the interior of
refrigerator. The refrigerator can then be
restarted by turning its th ermostat to the desired
setting.
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Cautions for Use
1.
The more food loaded into th
e refrigerator or the
longer the door is left open increases the
electric consumption which may lead to
malfunction.
2.
It is best n
ot to place items which are too
heavy on top of the refigerator.
3.
Don’t store bottled drinks in the chiller
compartment, so as to p
revent from being
broken and damaging the refrigerator.
4. Open the door as less as possible during
power-cut.
5. When defrosting, never use any sharp or
metallic objects to remove the frost on the
surface of the evaporator as it will damage the
evaporator.
6.
Don’t touch foods and contain
ers in the chiller
compartment with your wet hands so as to
prevent from being stuck to the frost.
Maintenance
1. While cleaning the refrigerator, pull out the
electric power plug, wip
e carefully with a
piece of cloth soaked with natural cleanser
then wipe with clean water. The abrasive
cleaning power, alkali cleansers, chemical
cloth, thinner, alcohol, acid petroleum product
and hot water are not
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suitable for cleaning
the refrigerator, they
may damage the paint and plastics.
2.
The door seal gets dirty and fo
gged easily, so
clean it frequently.
3.
If the refrigerato
r is out of use for a long time,
please pull out the plug, clean and dry the
chiller compartment then close the door
tightly.
The following cases are not malfunction
1. A flowing water sound:
Flowing water sound will be heard under normal
operation.
2. Outside condensation:
Outside condens ation is nor mal in high humidity
conditi on. You may jus t wipe it up yourse lf.
3.
It takes some times for the temperature o
f the
chiller and refrigerator compartments to become
cold after the refrigerator starts to operate: If the
temperature of the two compartments is higher
while the refrigerator is operating , it takes some
times for the temperature of the two
compartments to become cold. If the
environmental temperature is higher, it takes a
long time to make the compartments to become
cold.
4. The surface of the compressor becomes hot:
The surface of the compressor may become hot
under normal operation. Don’t touch it with
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hands.
Methods of inspecting malfunction
If any case of malfunction happens,
please inspect and correct it according to the
methods shown in the following table.
c
ase Inspection
Not
refrigerating
Is there no electric current?
Is the volta ge no rm a l or not?
Has the socket fused?
Has the plug been put in
effectively?
Not Cold
enough
Is the thermostatic dial set to the
correct position?
Is there any suitable clearance
surrounding the refrigerator?
Has the door been opened too
frequently or too long?
Is the refrigerator exposed to
sunlight directly or placed near
some heating devices.
Is there too muc h food inside?
Or is the food too hot?
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Food frozen
in the
refrigerator
Compartment
Is the thermostatic dial set to the
correct position?
Have the foods stuff been put too
crowded?
Noises
Is the refrigerator installed firmly?
Has the refrigerator been struck by
some other objects?
Compressor
Cannot stop
automatically
Are the foods stored too much at
one setting?
Are the doors opened too
frequently or too long?
If the above methods are not yet corrected,
please con
tact the manufacterer for assistance
without any delay.
RECOMMENDATIONS
1) WARNING – Keep ventilation openings, in
the appliance enclosure or in the built-in structure,
clear of obstruction.
2) WARNING – Do not use mechanical
devices or other means to accelerate the defrosting
process, other than those recommended by the
manufacturer.
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3) WARNING – D o not damage the refrigerant
circuit.
4) WARNING – Do not use electrical
appliances inside the food storage compartments of
the appliance, unless they are of the type
recommended by the manufacturer.
5) The appliance has to be unplugged after use
and before carrying out user maintenance on the
appliance.
6) This appliance is not intended for use by
persons (including children) with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of
experience and knowledge, unless they have been
given supervision or instruction concerning use of
the appliance by a person responsible for their
safety.
7) Children should be supervised to ensure that
they do not play with the a ppliance.
8) If the supply cord is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or
similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a
hazard.
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Palsonic Customer Service
Telephone (Australia) 1300 657 888
Palsonic Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 34 000 474 108
1 Joynton Avenue, Waterloo NSW 2017 Australia
Telephone (02) 9313 7111 Facsimile (02) 9697 0655
www.palsonic.com.au
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