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Freezer STG 70 B3
Freezer
Operating instructions
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Front
Back
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Contents
1. Safety instructions ................................................................................................ 2
2. Items supplied .......................................................................................................3
3. Transport ................................................................................................................4
4. Using for the first time .......................................................................................... 4
5. Operation ................................................................................................................4
6. Alarms ....................................................................................................................5
7. Saving energy ........................................................................................................5
8. Useful information about deep-freezing .............................................................. 5
9. Defrosting and cleaning ........................................................................................6
10. Reversing the door fittings ................................................................................... 7
11. Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................8
12. Technical data ........................................................................................................ 9
13. Disposal ..................................................................................................................9
14. Warranty ................................................................................................................. 9
Overview
1SET Temperature controller
2 LOW MID HIGH Indication of the temperature range
3ALARM LED shows an excessively high temperature and lights up when the door alarm is active
4 ALARM / SUPER button press briefly: switches the Superfrost function on / off
press approx. 3 sec.: switches the acoustic alarm off.
5 SUPER LED LED lights up when the Superfrost function is active.
6 Switch on / off the device
7 Freezing compartments
8 Storage compartment
9 Refrigerant circuit
10 Door seal
11 Temperature sensor
12 Height-adjustable feet
13 Rating plate
14 Compressor
15 Power cable
16 Ice-cube tray
17 Ice spatula
1. Safety instructions
• Before using the device, carefully read through these operating instructions and ensure you comply with the safety instructions in all respects!
• This appliance should only be used for its intended purpose as described in these instructions.
• Do not discard these instructions.
• If you pass the appliance on to someone else, please include the operating instructions.
Intended purpose
The freezer is designed to freeze food and to store frozen
goods in suitable containers (e.g. in plastic bags and in plastic
boxes that can be sealed securely). It is intended for use in
the home environment.
This appliance must not be used for industrial purposes (such
as catering and similar wholesale use), except for:
- in staff kitchens, shops, offices or other working environments;
- in farm houses;
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- by clients in hotels, motels or other residential type environments;
- in bed and breakfast type establishments.
The appliance is designed for use in enclosed areas and may
not be operated in the open air or in moisture-prone areas.
Possible misuse
The following items must not be refrigerated or frozen in the
freezer:
- Bottle and cans, especially glass containers and vessels
containing carbon dioxide. They may crack, burst or even
explode.
- Vessels containing inflammable materials (e.g. fuel cartridges, aerosols). They may leak and explode.
Warnings
If necessary, the following warnings will be used in these operating instructions:
DANGER! High risk: failure to observe this warning
may result in injury to life and limb.
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WARNING! Moderate risk: failure to observe this warning
may result in injury or serious material damage.
CAUTION: Low risk: failure to observe this warning may result in minor injury or material damage.
NOTE: Points and special considerations which should be remembered when using the device.
Risk of fire due to refrigerant
The refrigerant circuit of the appliance contains the refrigerant
R600a, an environmentally friendly but inflammable gas.
Leaking refrigerant may catch fire. If it comes into contact with
the eyes, it may lead to eye injuries.
• Please make sure that the refrigerant circuit 9 (lines on
the interior and on the rear of the appliance, compressor 14) is not damaged.
• Do not put the appliance into operation if the refrigerant
circuit is showing signs of damage.
• Do not use any pointed or sharp objects to clean, defrost
or remove deep-frozen goods and ice. This may damage
the refrigerant circuit.
• Please use only the supplied ice spatula 17 to remove
partially thawed, loose ice. Do not touch the refrigerant
circuit 9 in the process.
• If the refrigerant circuit is damaged, ventilate the room
thoroughly, disconnect the power plug and keep all
sources of ignition and naked flames at a distance without fail. In this case, please consult the Service Centre.
• Never use any electrical devices in the interior of the appliance.
• Never handle sources of ignition or naked flames in the
interior of the appliance.
• Position this appliance in a room with a capacity of at
least 4.5 m
cuit, an inflammable mix of refrigerant and air may form in
rooms that are too small. The room must provide a capacity of at least 1 m
tains 40 g refrigerant.
• Always ensure that there is sufficient ventilation around
the appliance. To do so, comply with the clearances
specified in these instructions, do not cover the compressor and do not close any of the openings on the appliance.
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DANGER for children
• Packaging material is not a toy. Children must not play
with the plastic bags: there is a risk of suffocation.
• This appliance is not designed to be used by people (including children) with limited physical, sensory or mental
capabilities or people without adequate experience and/
or understanding unless they are supervised by someone
responsible for their safety or are instructed by someone
how to use the appliance.
• Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not
play with the appliance.
DANGER of electrocution
• Connect the power plug to the wall socket only when the
freezer has been finally positioned and aligned straight.
• Only connect the power plug to a properly installed wall
socket that is easily accessible and delivers voltage
matching the rating plate 13. The wall socket must also
be easily accessible after connection. If this is not possible on your premises, it must always be possible to disconnect the appliance from the mains, for instance with
the fuse.
The wall socket must be fitted with protective contacts.
• Do not use any extension cables or multiple sockets.
• Take care that the mains cable is not damaged by sharp
edges or hot surfaces.
• When transporting and setting up the appliance, make
sure that the power cable is not trapped or crushed.
• The appliance is not completely disconnected from the
mains even after being switched off. To do so, unplug.
• When unplugging the appliance from the socket, always
pull on the plug and NOT the cable.
• Disconnect the mains plug from the wall socket…
… if there is a fault
… if you are not using the freezer,
… before you move, defrost or clean the freezer.
• If there is visible damage to the appliance or the mains
cable, do not use the appliance.
• To avoid any risk, do not make modifications to the appliance. The mains cable must not be replaced by a nonspecialist. Repairs must be carried out by a specialist
workshop or at the Service Centre.
• If the mains cable of this appliance is damaged, it must
be replaced by the manufacturer or his customer service
or a similarly qualified person, to prevent hazards.
DANGER of being frozen
• Do not touch frozen goods and cold surfaces in the freezer with wet hands.
• Do not consume ice cubes or ice cream immediately after
removing them from the freezer.
WARNING about material damage
• Do not tilt the appliance further than 45°. Never lay it
down horizontally. This may damage the refrigeration
system.
• After moving the appliance, allow it to stand for 24 hours
so that the refrigerant circuit can settle. Do not put the appliance into operation until after this time.
• The temperature sensor 11 in the bottom compartment
must not be covered by frozen goods. (Only to be observed if you put frozen goods in the bottom compartment without drawer.)
• Move the appliance only when it is empty.
• Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaning agents.
DANGER of electric shock due to moisture.
• Do not immerse the device, the power cable or the power
plug in water or any other liquid. The appliance must not
be allowed to stand in water.
• Protect the appliance (except the interior) from moisture,
water drops and water spray.
• Disconnect the power plug immediately if liquid has penetrated into the housing of the appliance. Have the appliance checked before re-using it.
2. Items supplied
1 freezer
1 ice-cube tray 16
1 ice spatula 17
1 set of operating instructions
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3. Transport
DANGER! Please make sure that the refrigerant circuit 9 (lines on the interior and on the rear of the ap-
WARNING! Do not tilt the appliance further than 45°.
pliance, compressor 14) is not damaged.
4. Using for the first time
Removing packaging
• Remove the packaging material and adhesive strips.
• Remove the foam parts in the interior.
Checking for damage
• Check the appliance for damage, especially the refriger-
ant circuit 9 (lines on the interior and on the rear of the
appliance, compressor 14) and the power cable 15.
DANGER! Do not connect the appliance if it is damaged.
Cleaning before first use
• Clean the appliance as described in section "Defrosting
and cleaning" on page 6.
Positioning
DANGER! Position this appliance in a room with a
capacity of at least 4.5 m
the refrigerant circuit, an inflammable mix of refrigerant and air may form in rooms that are too small.
• The compressor 14 and the side walls of the appliance
become hot during operation and require good ventilation
all around the appliance. Therefore please observe the
following minimum clearances:
- at the rear: 10 cm;
- at the sides: 10 cm.
• Position the appliance in a well-ventilated, dry room.
Place it on level, solid ground.
• This appliance complies with the climate classifications
SN, N, ST and T and so is intended for an ambient temperature of +10 °C to +43 °C.
Position the appliance in a location with a suitable ambient temperature.
• When positioning, avoid the following:
- direct sunlight,
- proximity to heat sources such as an oven or radiators.
• If the nature of your premises require it, you can reverse
the door fittings. See section "Reversing the door fittings"
on page 7.
Aligning
To ensure the flawless function of the appliance and air-tight
closure of the door seals, the appliance must be aligned
straight. For this purpose, two height-adjustable feet 12 are
provided at the front.
1. Have a second person raise the freezer slightly at the
front.
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. In the event of a leak in
2. Increasing the height of the foot: Turn the foot clock-
wise. Please note that the feet can also be unscrewed
completely.
Decreasing the height of the foot: Turn the foot anticlockwise.
Connecting
DANGER! Do not connect the appliance until it is located in its final position and has been aligned
straight.
WARNING! After moving the appliance, allow it to stand for at
least 24 hours so that the refrigerant circuit can settle.
DANGER! Connect the appliance to a wall socket
with protective contacts, where the technical data
match those of the appliance (see rating plate 13).
• Do not use any extension cables or multiple sockets.
• The wall socket must also be easily accessible after connection. If this is not possible on your premises, it must
always be possible to disconnect the appliance from the
mains, for instance with the fuse.
5. Operation
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Use the temperature controller
3 temperature ranges. The LEDs next to LOW, MID and
HIGH 2 indicate, which level is activated. Switch by
pressing the SET button.
Switching on and off
• To switch on and off, press the button 6. This also
switches on or off an LED, which is located next to LOW,
MID or HIGH 2.
• If the alarm sounds after 1 minute and the ALARM LED 3
lights up, press the ALARM/SUPER button 4 for 3 seconds to switch the acoustic alarm off. The ALARM LED
remains until the operating temperature is reached.
• When using the device for the first time and after defrosting activate the Superfrost function. For this purpose,
press the ALARM/SUPER button 4 briefly. The SUPER
LED 5 remains lit as long as the function is active. The
function is switched off automatically when the average
temperature of the past 30-65 hours was -27 °C to
-30 °C.
• To monitor the temperature, you require a freezing thermometer. The normal operating temperature for the
freezer is -18 °C.
• The temperature setting that you require depends on various factors, such as the ambient temperature.
• For normal operation, select a setting between the temperature levels LOW, MID and HIGH 2 by pressing the
SET 1 button. Here, the temperature level LOW represents the hottest temperature, and temperature level
HIGH the coldest.
• In most cases, the temperature level MID corresponds to
the normal operating temperature of -18 °C.
• After setting, monitor the temperature for several hours
with a freezing thermometer. Repeat this check from time
to time and change this setting, if necessary.
SET 1 to change between
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• 24 hours before freezing relatively large quantities of
fresh food, you should activate the Superfrost function by
briefly pressing the ALARM/SUPER button 4 and leaving
it on while the food is freezing.
24 hours after having placed the fresh food in the appliance, you can switch the Superfrost function off again by
briefly pressing the ALARM/SUPER button 4.
6. Alarms
The device is provided with two different alarm types and
functions:
Types of alarms
Visual: the ALARM LED 3 lights up.
Acoustic: a bleep sounds.
Alarm function
Door alarm:
The alarm is triggered if the door remains open for approx.
one minute.
• Close the door to turn the alarm off.
Temperature alarm:
The alarm is activated, if the temperature exceeds -10 °C for
more than 6 hours.
• Press the ALARM/SUPER button 4 for 3 seconds. The
sound goes out, and the ALARM LED 3 remains lit until
the operating temperature is reached again.
This appliance complies with energy efficiency class A++. In
order to achieve the lowest possible energy consumption,
please note the following instructions:
• Position the appliance in a location with the lowest possible ambient temperature, but not colder than +10 °C.
• Do not position the appliance in the proximity of heat
sources such as an oven, a radiator or another cooling
device.
• Avoid direct sunlight.
• Always ensure that there is sufficient ventilation around
the appliance. Observe the minimum clearances specified in these instructions.
• Use the Superfrost function only when using the appliance for the first time and in the period from 24 hours before to 24 hours after storing relatively large quantities of
freshfood.
• Defrost the freezer regularly. A layer of ice increases the
energy consumption.
• Pack food so that it is air- and water-tight. This prevents
additional ice formation.
• Ensure that the food stored in the freezer is well-labelled
and clearly sorted. This saves time when opening the
door to remove the food.
• Open the door as infrequently and as briefly as possible.
• Allow warm food to cool down to room temperature before freezing it.
• A door seal that is not air-tight increases the energy consumption. Check from time to time whether the door seal
is correctly in contact all the way round.
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8. Useful information about deep-
freezing
• After defrosting, deep-frozen food must be consumed as
quickly as possible and must not be re-frozen under any
circumstances. There is only one exception: if you defrost
raw ingredients and then cook them fully, the cooked food
may then be frozen again.
Storage of deep-frozen products
• To store food that has already been frozen, you may use
either the storage compartment 8 or the freezing compartments 7.
• Do not purchase deep-frozen products that have a covering of ice. This indicates that they have already been defrosted partially.
• Make sure that deep-frozen products do not begin to defrost on the journey between the store and your house.
Pack the food in an insulating bag, for instance, and keep
the time until the cheap-frozen products are placed in
your freezer as short as possible.
• Observe the manufacturer's instructions with regard to
storage time and defrosting conditions.
Freezing fresh food
• To freeze fresh food, place the items in the freezing compartments 7. When they are completely frozen, you can
store them in any compartment.
• Please make sure that the food items to be frozen to not
touch each other or any other frozen food items.
• The maximum quantity of fresh food that you can freeze
in this appliance within 24 hours is 10.5 kg.
• Please check the quality and freshness of food that you
want to freeze.
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• Some foods are not suitable for freezing, e.g. grapes, citrus fruits, green salads, onions, garlic, raw potatoes, radishes, tomatoes, raw eggs in their shells.
• Some types of fruit and vegetable (e.g. apples, pears,
peaches) should be blanched briefly in boiling water before freezing.
• Add seasoning only sparingly to food before freezing, as
some spices strengthen or change their flavour during
freezing.
• Pack the food carefully into suitable, air-tight plastic bags
or plastic containers that are impermeable to air and
moisture.
Avoid air in the packaging.
In this way, the vitamins and the quality of the food are
preserved most effectively.
• Ensure a high level of hygiene when preparing the frozen
goods.
• Before freezing, divide the food items into suitable portions for your later use. This makes it easier to use the
food at a later stage.
• Relatively small portions make quick freezing easier,
which is important for quality.
• Label each portion with the date, quantity and type of the
food.
• Allow warm food to cool down to room temperature before freezing it.
• Make sure that the fresh food does not touch already frozen items, so that they do not begin to defrost slightly.
• Defrost frozen food slowly. It is best to defrost meat and
fish in the refrigerator, and all other foods at room temperature.
• The shelf life of frozen foods varies. The following table
gives you some initial guidelines:
Maximum
Foods
Fully prepared foods 3
Beef 10 - 12
Pork 4 - 7
Poultry 8 - 10
Game 6 - 8
Mince 1 - 3
Fish 1 - 4
Bread, rolls, pastry 1 - 3
Fruit 8 - 12
Vegetables 6 - 12
storage
time in
months
9. Defrosting and cleaning
DANGER! Remove the power plug from the wall
socket before cleaning the device.
• Please use only the supplied ice spatula 17 to remove
partially thawed, loose ice. Do not touch the refrigerant
circuit 9 in the process.
• Never use any electrical devices in the interior of the appliance.
• Never handle sources of ignition or naked flames in the
interior of the appliance.
WARNING! Do not use any astringent or abrasive cleaning
agents.
Care and cleaning from the outside
• If necessary, wipe the appliance from the outside with a
slightly moistened cloth (if required, with a little washingup liquid).
• Make sure that the door seal 10 does not come into contact with any oil or grease. This would accelerate the ageing process and the door would no longer close air-tight.
Defrosting and cleaning the interior
NOTE: Defrost your freezer regularly, as a layer of ice increases the energy consumption.
1. 24 hours before defrosting, press the ALARM/SUPER
button 4 to create a cold reserve for the frozen goods.
The SUPER LED 5 remains lit as long as the function is
active.
2. Switch off by pressing the button 6.
3. Unplug the appliance.
4. Remove the frozen goods from the appliance, pack them
tightly in newspaper and store them in as cold a location
as possible.
5. Leave the door open and collect the melted water with a
sponge or cloth.
Do not attempt under any circumstances to
accelerate the defrosting process with objects,
naked flames or electrical appliances.
6. After defrosting, wipe out the interior with water containing a little added vinegar.
7. Dry the interior extremely carefully.
8. Close the door, connect the mains plug to the wall socket
and switch the device on by pressing the button 6.
9. Turn on Superfrost. Press the ALARM/SUPER button 4
briefly. The SUPER LED 5 remains lit as long as the function is active.
10. Put the frozen goods back in place.
11. Use a freezing thermometer to check the temperature.
After several hours, switch Superfrost off.
Relatively long periods without use
If you intend not to use your appliance for a relatively long period of time, please proceed as follows:
1. Switch off by pressing the button 6.
2. Unplug the appliance.
3. Defrost the appliance and clean it.
4. Dry the interior thoroughly.
5. Leave the door open to prevent the formation of any
smells in the interior.
• Do not use any pointed or sharp objects to clean, defrost
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Risk of fire!
or remove deep-frozen goods and ice. This may damage
the refrigerant circuit.
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10. Reversing the door fittings
In delivery condition, your freezer has the door fittings on the
right. To switch the door fittings to the left-hand side, please
proceed as follows:
You will require:
- a second person to help you moving and tilting the
freezer;
- a cross-head screwdriver, size PH1, PH2.
This is how it’s done
DANGER! Disconnect the power plug before reversing the door fittings.
WARNING!
• Do not tilt the freezer more than a maximum of 45°.
• Move the appliance only when it is empty.
NOTE: Place all individual parts that you remove safely to
one side and note the locations where you removed them
from.
7. Open the door slightly and carefully lift it off. Place the
door with its inside on the freezer, so that you can see the
lower edge.
8. Unscrew the plastic part (bearing) on the right-hand side
of the door and screw it back into place on the left-hand
side. In the process, please ensure that the “lug” is pointing upwards (outside of the door) and that the left-hand
hole is positioned exactly over the large bore in the door.
The small pin on the underside of the plastic part
engages in the small bore.
9. Place the door to one side.
1. Unscrew the two screws on the rear panel that fasten the
upper cover plate.
2. Lift the cover plate slightly at the rear and push it forward
a short distance.
NOTE: Position the cover plate loosely on the device. It
cannot be removed.
3. The upper door hinge is
located on the front side at
the top right. Unscrew the
three screws.
4. Remove the upper door
hinge with the small plastic ring.
5. Remove the plastic sleeve
(bearing) at the top right
from the door.
10. Ask your assistant to carefully tilt the freezer slightly
towards the rear (no more than 45°) and to hold it in position. Mind the cover plate.
11. Unscrew the three screws with which the lower door
hinge is fastened and remove them.
12. Unscrew the left-hand foot and insert it into the large bore
on the right-hand side.
13. Unscrew the two screws at the bottom left and then
screw them into the outer holes on the right-hand side.
14. Fasten the lower door
hinge on the left-hand side
with the three screws.
15. Carefully tilt the freezer back towards the front.
16. Position the door precisely
on the lower hinge and
close it as straight as possible.
6. Unscrew the two screws at the top left and then screw
them into the outer holes on the right-hand side.
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17. Insert the plastic sleeve
(bearing) into the door.
18. Insert the upper hinge into
the plastic sleeve (bearing). In the process, pay
attention to the small plastic ring.
19. Fasten the upper hinge
with the three screws.
20. Check whether the door can be opened and closed and
whether it is secured straight. Check whether the door
seal 10 is in air-tight contact all the way round. If necessary, correct the fit of the lower hinge (step 14.).
21. Pull out the small plastic part (on the underside of the
cover plate) on one side and insert it again on the other
side.
22. Push the cover plate into position from the front. In the
process, make sure that the semicircular cut-outs under
the cover plate engage exactly into the two round brackets on the front edge of the appliance. Check that the
cover plate is fitted securely by testing whether it is possible to pull the front page upwards. If so, repeat this step.
23. Fasten the cover plate to the rear panel with the two
screws.
24. Position the appliance in its proper place, align it horizontally using the feet and finally check that the door is
straight.
11. Troubleshooting
If your device fails to function as required, please try this
checklist first. Perhaps there is only a minor problem and you
can solve it yourself.
DANGER! Do not attempt to repair the appliance
yourself under any circumstances.
Fault Possible causes/Action
No function
Unusual noises
A layer of ice
forms quickly in
the appliance.
The temperature in the appliance is too high.
It is difficult to
open the door.
The device
bleeps.
Door cannot be
closed.
The refrigerant
circuit has been
damaged.
The door seal is
deformed or
damaged.
• Is the appliance being supplied with
power?
• Is the appliance switched on?
• Gentle noises caused by the motor
and the flow of refrigerant in the lines
are quite normal.
• Check whether the appliance is positioned firmly and horizontally. If necessary, align the appliance with the
height-adjustable feet 12.
• Is the appliance touching other objects
or the wall?
• Was the door left open for a long time
or frequently during operation?
• Check whether the door seal is clean
and is in air-tight contact all the way
round.
• Check whether the appliance is positioned firmly and horizontally. If necessary, align the appliance with the
height-adjustable feet 12.
• Has the door been left open?
• Have you frozen fresh foods in the last
24 hours? Was the quantity too large?
Were the foods too warm? If not already done, press the ALARM/SU-
PER button 4 briefly. The SUPER
LED 5 lights up.
• Check the setting of the temperature
controller SET 1. If necessary, select a
higher temperature level.
• Check the installation location: Is there
an oven, another cooling device or a
different heat source nearby? Is the
ambient temperature too high?
• Check the clearances around the appliance. Can the air circulate adequately around the appliance?
• This is normally if you have already
opened the door shortly beforehand. A
vacuum is formed in the appliance due
to the cooling of the air, which is compensated for again within a few minutes.
• Either the door alarm or the temperature alarm is active. Close the door; or
– to reduce the temperature more rapidly – activate the Superfrost function.
• Check whether all the drawers are in
their correct position.
• Ventilate the room thoroughly, disconnect the power plug and keep all
sources of ignition and naked flames
at a distance without fail. Please consult the Service Centre.
• Please consult the Service Centre.
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12. Technical data
Brand SilverCrest
Model STG 70 B3
Domestic refrigeration
appliances category
Energy consumption 143 kWh/annum, based on the re-
Storage volume approx. 83 L, four-star
Storage time in case of a
fault
Freezing capability 10.5 kg/24h
Climate classification SN, N, ST, T
Mains voltage 220 - 240V ~ 50Hz
Protection class I
Refrigerant R 600a (40 g)
Insulation gas Cyclopentane
Power 70 W
Gross capacity 86 L
LED RG 0
Weight 33.5 kg
Dimensions 84.5 cm x 54.5 cm x 57.4 cm
Subject to technical modifications.
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sults of 24-hour standard testing.
The actual consumption depends
on the utilization and location of
the appliance.
approx. 17 hours* (with the door
permanently closed)
*Temperature rises to -9 °C when
fully loaded
This appliance is intended for operation at an ambient temperature
of +10 °C to +43 °C.
(H x W x D)
• Do not remove the stickers on the rear of the appliance
which provide information about the hazardous materials
contained.
• Arrange for the suitable disposal of the appliance.
Packaging
When disposing of the packaging, make sure you comply with
the environmental regulations applicable in your country.
14. Warranty
The warranty for your appliance is valid for 3 years from the
date of purchase. The appliance has been manufactured in
accordance with strict quality guidelines and tested before delivery. Should operational errors occur despite this, however,
please phone the service centre rst. Our customer consultants will gladly assist you, and arrange with you how to proceed. The warranty will be invalidated if the appliance is
incorrectly connected, if parts from different manufacturers
are used, in the case of normal wear and tear, upon the use
of force, independent attempts at repairing the appliance or
improper use.
Service Great Britain
Tel.: 0871 5000 720 (£ 0.10/Min.)
E-Mail: hoyer@lidl.co.uk
Service Ireland
Tel.: 1890 930 034
(0,08 EUR/Min., (peak))
(0,06 EUR/Min., (off peak))
E-Mail: hoyer@lidl.ie
IAN: 71979
13. Disposal
The symbol showing a wheelie bin crossed
through indicates that the product requires
separate refuse collection in the European Union. This applies to the product and all accessories marked with this symbol. Products
identified with this symbol may not be discarded with normal household waste, but must be
taken to a collection point for recycling electric and electronic
appliances. Recycling helps to reduce the consumption of
raw materials and protect the environment.
Risk of fire due to refrigerant and insulation
material
The refrigerant circuit of the appliance contains the refrigerant
R600a, and the insulation contains cyclopentane.
• Please make sure that the refrigerant circuit 9 (lines on
the interior and on the rear of the appliance, compressor 14) is not damaged during removal and disposal.
• The refrigerant and the gas contained in the insulation
(cyclopentane) are highly inflammable.
GB
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IAN 71979
Hoyer Handel GmbH
Kühnehöfe 5
STG 70 B3_6 – IAN 71979
RP71979_Gefrierschrank_Cover_LB6.indd 1 03.04.12 12:45
D-22761 Hamburg
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