SNAIGE CD290 Series,350 L,CD350 Series,GD351,CD350-2D,FKU 290 G,CD290-1004,CD350-1003,CD350-1313,CD350-1004 Instruction Manual

FKU 290 G

GD351 CD350-2D

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CD290-1004, CD350-1003, CD350-1313, FKU 290 G, GD351

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Carefully read the Instruction manual! If instructions are not followed, there is a risk of
injury, damage of the appliance and loss of the right to free warranty service. We

recommend to keep the Instruction manual the whole time you have the appliance. When you sell
the appliance pass the Instruction manual to the new owner of the appliance.

WARNING!

– Do not cover the ventilation holes at the top and on the sides of the appliance.
– Do not use any mechanical means or electrical devices to hasten the thawing process

when cleaning the freezer compartment.

– Do not use electrical appliances inside the food storage compartments of the

appliance, unless they are of the type recommended by the manufacturer.

– If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer, manufacturer

service agent or a similarly qualified person, in order to avoid a hazard.

– Disposal of the appliance should be according to national rules.
– Do not damage the appliance refrigeration system. It contains the refrigerant gas R600a.

 If the appliance is brought in from the cold (temperature is not higher than +12 °C), you should

wait for two hours before connecting it to the mains.

 The appliance should not be connected to the mains until all packing and transport materials aren’t

removed.

 Once the appliance is unpacked, make sure that it is complete, that the body and the electrical cord

aren’t damaged.

 It is forbidden to use a technically damaged appliance.

If the refrigeration system is damaged:

 Do not use any open flame.
 Avoid sparks ― do not turn on any electrical devices or lighting fixtures.
 Immediately ventilate the room.

CONNECTION TO THE MAINS

– The appliance must be plugged into an earthed electricity supply socket. The earthed

electrical socket by which the appliance is connected to the mains should be in an
accessible place.

– IF THE APPLIANCE IS PRODUCED WITH THE SPECIAL SUPPLY CORD IT CAN BE EXCHANGED

ONLY BY THE SAME SPECIAL SUPPLY CORD PROVIDED BY THE MANUFACTURER.

– The frequency and power of the electricity supply must conform to the general data

parameters of the appliance as it is shown in the product label.

– When positioning the appliance be careful that the electrical cord isn’t squeezed in

order to avoid its damage. Do not store heavy objects such as cooling devices,
furniture or other devices next the appliance in such a way that they could squeeze
and damage the electrical cord. This can cause a short circuit and a fire.

– Make sure that the plug of the electrical cord is not squeezed by the back wall of the

appliance or otherwise damaged. A damaged plug can be the cause of a fire!

 IF THE APPLIANCE IS UNPLUGGED (FOR CLEANING, MOVING TO ANOTHER PLACE, ETC.), IT MAY

BE REPEATEDLY SWITCHED ON AFTER 15 MIN.

 The appliance should be used only for storing foodstuffs.
 The appliance can’t be disposed of by burning.

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 Do not place any switched on electrical devices (such as microwave ovens, hair dryers, irons, electric

kettles or other electrical devices) on top of the appliance because this may cause ignition of plastic
parts.

 Do not place any dishes with liquids on top of the appliance and do not keep flowers in vases or

other liquid-filled vessels on the appliance.

 Do not climb on or sit on the appliance, do not lean on or hang on the appliance doors.

IF THE APPLIANCE IS OUT OF ORDER AND IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO REPAIR IT BY MEANS OF
GIVEN RECOMMENDATIONS, UNPLUG IT, OPEN THE DOORS AND CALL THE SERVICE
EXPERT. ONLY A SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE CAN REMEDY ALL TECHNICAL OR
CONSTRUCTION FAULTS.

WARNING! DO NOT OPEN THE COVER OF THE LED ILLUMINATION. In case
that LED illumination is used the service representative must be contacted when the LED light
is defected.

TRANSPORT

THE MANUFACTURER WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE OF THE APPLIANCE
THAT RESULTS FROM NON-COMPLIANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR TRANSPORTATION.

 The appliance should be transported only in the vertical position.
 When being transported, the appliance should be protected from atmospheric conditions (rain,

snow, dampness).

 The appliance should be firmly secured in place while being transported, to avoid slippage or any

shocks in the transport vehicle.

 If the appliance was transported not vertically, it may be connected to the mains after 4 hours at

least. If this is not done, the appliance compressor may fail.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION INFORMATION

This symbol indicates that once the appliance is no longer needed, it cannot be disposed
together with other miscellaneous municipal waste. It should be collected and eliminated

separately, i.e. in containers specially marked with this symbol in large-dimension rubbish
collection areas. Full information on where to submit the old appliance safety can be obtained from
local government authorities, the shop where you bought the appliance or the manufacturer’s
representatives.
If you decided to scrap the appliance, make it impossible to use in order to prevent possible
misadventure. Pull out the electric plug from the electricity supply socket and then cut off the cord.
Tear off the gasket. Break the door lock if any.

WA R NI N G! Do not dismantle the appliance yourself. Pass it on to recycling companies.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

For models CD290-1004, CD350-1003, CD350-1004

The appliance is a vertical display cooler with glass doors and with a fan and is designed for storage
of foodstuffs and for chilling of drinks and for a short-term storage of them.

This appliance is intended for commercial use!

THE APPLIANCE IS ECOLOGICALLY CLEAN, CONTAINING NO MATERIALS HARMFUL TO THE OZONE
LAYER: the refrigerant used is R600a, the foaming agent used for the appliance insulation is
cyclopentane C

THE MANUFACTURER GUARANTEES RELIABLE OPERATION OF THE REFRIGERATOR WHEN THE
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE IS +16 TO +32 DEGREES CELSIUS AND THE RELATIVE AIR HUMIDITY NOT
GREATER THAN 60 PER CENT.
The appliance climate class is 3. Inside temperature class – S (from –2 °C to +14 °C)

Refrigerator total gross volume, L 290 350
Refrigerator net volume, L 275 320
Dimensions (H x W x D), cm
Shelf area, dm2 115 115
Average air temperature inside the refrigerator, °C from 0 to +10
Rated current, A 1,5 1,7
Weight, kg 58 67
Voltage used
Rated input, W 200 230

Product temperature ranges, °C from -2 to +14
Door opening area, m² 0,66 0,80
General product exposure area, m² 0,51 0,62 / 0,58
Loading of the refrigerator

quantity of bottles, pcs.
Maximum loading of one shelf, kg 50 50

-Energy consumption at ambient temperature
+25 °C:
kWh/24 h
kWh/year

Nominal imput of luminaire, W 3

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5H10

Model CD290-1004 CD350-1003/1004

145 x 60 x 60

Data according to requirements of standard EN ISO 23953-2:2005

0,33 l 270 329
0,5 l PET 162 197

At

switched

on lighting

2,05

748

220 - 230V/50HZ

At switched

off lighting

2,02

737

on lighting

switched

173 x 60 x 60

At

2,14

781

At switched

off lighting

2,07

756

NOTE. The manufacturer reserves the right to make future changes to technical parameters and
specifications.

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For model CD350-1313

2 3 4

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14

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14

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12 8 –

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12

–

12 9 –

11 8 –

10 6 –

8 –

10 8 –

10 8 –

10 6 –

8 4 –

8 –

10 8 –

10 6 –

8 4 –

6 4 –

8 –

10 8 –

10 4 –

6 2 –

4 2 –

6 –

8 6 –

8 4 –

6 2 –

4 1 –

The appliance is a refrigerator with glass doors and is designed for storage and chilling of wine. The
appliance may be used in cafes, bars and etc.

THE APPLIANCE IS ECOLOGICALLY CLEAN, CONTAINING NO MATERIALS HARMFUL TO THE OZONE
LAYER: the refrigerant used is R600a, the foaming agent used for the appliance insulation is
cyclopentane C

THE MANUFACTURER GUARANTEES RELIABLE OPERATION OF THE REFRIGERATOR WHEN THE
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE IS +16 TO +32 DEGREES CELSIUS AND THE RELATIVE AIR HUMIDITY NOT
GREATER THAN 70 PER CENT.
The appliance climate class is N.

Refrigerator total gross volume, L 350
Refrigerator net volume, L 330
Dimensions (H x W x D), cm
Shelf area, dm2 115
Average air temperature inside the refrigerator, °C from 0 to +10
Rated current, A 1,0
Weight, kg 67
Voltage used
Rated input, W 150
Door opening area, m² 0,80
General product exposure area, m² 0,62

Loading of the refrigerator (quantity of bottles) 0,75 l 105 pcs.

5H10

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Model CD350-1313

220 - 230V/50HZ

173x60x60

Maximum loading of one shelf, kg 50
Energy consumption at ambient temperature +25 °C:

kWh/24 h
kWh/year

Nominal imput of luminaire, W 3

NOTE. The manufacturer reserves the right to make future changes to technical parameters and specifications.

Temperature in the storage compartment depends on the ambient
temperature, on the position of the thermostat knob. Thermostat
knob position is set according to the table.

Wine temperature, °C

STORAGE OF WINE

Zone

designation

1 zone
2 zone
3 zone
4 zone
5 zone
6 zone

At switched off lighting

(ambient temperature +25 ºC)

1

12
10

7

12
10

0,930

340

Position of the thermostat

12 - 14 10

At switched off lighting

0,880

321

5

10

8
6
6
4
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DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE, BASIC PARTS (see fig. 1)

1 Switch -(ON/OFF); 6 Fan
2 Thermostat knob 7 Shelf
3 Thermostat indicator 8 Cleaner
4 Electricity supply indicator 9 Condenser
5 Interior light block (LED) 10 Compressor

REVIEW OF MECHANICAL CONTROL (see fig. 1)

1 ― On / off switch for interior light. On / off switch for interior light I -(ON) O –(OFF)

2 ― Thermostat knob. The thermostat is off when there is a zero (0) in the thermostat indicator

space. Turning the thermostat knob clockwise the temperature in the compartment lowers.

3 ― Thermostat indicator. Marked with the symbol

4 ― Electricity supply indicator, marked with the symbol
When the appliance is connected to the electricity supply, the green indicator light is illuminated.

WARNING! The fan switches on and continuously operates.

PREPARING THE APPLIANCE FOR OPERATION

It is recommended to prepare the appliance for operation with a helper.

 Remove package. Lift the appliance away from foamed polystyrene base.

If your appliance is fit with screwed handles. Do not rise or push it taking by

handles. Handles may break.

 Therefore take out adhesive tapes from sides and simply lift the appliance up and take out

the board. Strip adhesive tapes off and open the door. Remove the spacer above the door.

 When positioning the appliance in chosen location, it will move more easily into position if you lift

the front a little and incline it backward allowing it to roll on its casters.

 Suitably dispose the packaging material.
 Take two supports from the bag (see fig. 4) and insert them into the guides at the top back part

of the appliance.

POSITIONING

 Place the appliance in a dry, well ventilated room.

 WARNING! The appliance should not be operated in an unheated room or porch. Place

the appliance away from heat sources such as kitchen stove/oven, radiators, or direct
sunlight.

 WARNING! The appliance must not touch any pipes for heating,

gas or water supply or any other electrical devices.

 Do not cover the ventilation holes at the top of the appliances – it must be a good air circulation

around the appliance. There should be a gap of at least 10 cm between the top of the appliance
body and any furniture that may be above it. If this requirement is not followed, the appliance
consumes more electrical energy and its compressor may overheat.

 If the appliance is placed in a corner, a gap of at least 1 cm must be left between the appliance

body and the wall (see fig. 2).

 The appliance must stand on a level surface and must not touch the wall. If necessary, regulate

the height of the appliance by adjusting the levelling feet: by turning them clockwise – the front of
the appliance rises, by turning them counter clockwise – it comes down. If the appliance is tilted
slightly backward – the doors will close by themselves.

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TEMPERATURE REGULATION

The temperature in the refrigerator compartment is controlled using the thermostat knob 2 (see fig.

1) by turning it to one side or the other. The temperature indication in digits is shown beside the

thermostat knob. When the door is closed, the temperature setting can be seen on the thermostat
indicator display 3 (fig. 1). The temperature is regulated on the scale of five digits.

0 = Compressor is switched off. W A RNI NG! Electric current is not switched off.
1 = highest temperature (lowest cooling)
5 = lowest temperature (highest cooling)

If foodstuffs in the refrigerator compartment are too cold, set the thermostat knob to 1, 2 or 3. If
foodstuffs in the refrigerator compartment are not being chilled sufficiently, set the thermostat knob
to 4 or 5.

Please set the desired temperature in the appliance according to your own requirements!

THE TEMPERATURE IN THE REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT MAY VARY DEPENDING ON

AMBIENT TEMPERATURE, THE AMOUNT OF FOODSTUFFS, THE TEMPERATURE OF THE

FOODSTUFFS, AND HOW OFTEN THE APPLIANCE DOORS ARE OPENED AND CLOSED.
IF THE ROOM IS COOL, THE APPLIANCE COOLS LESS. THE TEMPERATURE IN THE APPLIANCE MAY

THEREFORE RISE. Use the thermostat wheel to set a lower temperature.

CHANGING THE OPENING DIRECTION OF THE DOORS

It is recommended that changing the opening direction of the doors should be done with a helper.
You will need two spanners No. 8 and No. 10 and a Philips head screwdriver.

When changing the opening direction of the doors YOU CAN NOT lay the refrigerator horizontally!
Do the actions below in the order they are listed:

For models CD290-1004, CD350-1003, CD350-1313 (see fig. 3):
WA R NI N G! Turn off the appliance and pull the plug out of the electricity supply socket.

1. Unscrew two screws 7 and remove the bottom bracket 8 together with the set of washers 6 on

the axle and the spacer 5.

2. Unscrew two screws 7 and remove the bracket 11. Remove the door 4.

3. Unscrew the axle 2 together with the nut 1 and washers 3 from the upper bracket and screw all

this set on the reverse side of the door;

4. Before hanging the door, turn the door over by 180

5. Unscrew fixing screws 12 from doors, remove handles 13 and fix them screwing in free holes on

the same side. Plate 10 remains in its place.

6. Before screwing the bottom bracket 8 together with the set of washers and spacers on the

reverse side of a cabinet, insert the bracket axle to the door.

7. Screw the bracket 11 on the reverse side of a cabinet.

For model CD350-1004 (see fig. 5):
WA R NI N G! Turn off the appliance and pull the plug out of the electricity supply socket.

1. Unscrew two screws 12 and remove the bottom bracket 13 together with the set of washers 11

on the axle and the spacer 10.

2. Unscrew two screws 12 and remove the bracket 15. Remove the bottom door 9.

3. Unscrew fixing screws 7 of the middle bracket. Remove the middle bracket 6 together with

washers on the axle and the spacer 5. Remove the top door 4.

4. Unscrew the axle 2 together with the nut 1 and washers 3 from the upper bracket and screw all

this set on the reverse side of the door.

5. Take out the plugs 18 in the crossbar zone and displace them on the reverse side.

6. Before hanging the upper door, turn the door over by 180

7. Before screwing the middle bracket 6 with the set of washers and spacers on the reverse side of

the cabinet, insert the bracket axle into the upper door;

8. Before hanging the bottom door on the middle bracket axle, turn them over by 180

9. Unscrew fixing screws 16 from both door, remove handles 17 and fix them screwing in free holes

on the same side. Plate 14 remains in its place.

0

and insert the upper axle in the door.

0

and insert the upper axle in the door.

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0

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10. Before screwing the bottom bracket 13 together with the set of washers and spacers on the

reverse side of a cabinet, insert the bracket axle to the door.

11. Screw the bracket 15 on the reverse side of a cabinet.

DEFROSTING

The refrigerator compartment defrosts automatically. Drops of ice that form on the back wall of the
refrigerator compartment thaw during the time the compressor is not working and the thaw water
runs down the thaw water runoff channel to the tray on top of the compressor, where it evaporates.

CLEANING AND CARE

! REGULARLY CLEAN THE APPLIANCE.
! Remember that before cleaning you must disconnect the appliance from the electrical
energy supply socket by pulling the plug out of the electricity outlet.

 Protect the appliance inner surfaces and plastic parts from fats, acids and sauces. In case of

accidental spills – immediately clean with warm soapy water or dishwashing detergent. Wipe dry.

 Clean the appliance inner surfaces with warm soapy water. Dishwashing detergent may also be

used.

 Wipe dry inner and outer surfaces.
 Regularly clean the hermetic gaskets of the doors. Wipe dry.

 IF THE APPLIANCE IS TO BE LEFT SWITCHED OFF FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD,

LEAVE ITS DOORS OPEN.

 ATTENTION! Outer of the doors – glass – clean with agents intended for

glass cleaning.

Remarks on the appliance operating noise. As the appliance operates and
goes through the freezing cycle, various noises will be emitted. This is normal and is not a
sign of any malfunction.

 As the refrigerant circulates around the refrigeration system, it causes sounds like murmuring,

bubbling, or rustling.

 Louder sounds like popping or clicking may be heard for a short time as the refrigerator compressor

switches on.

What if …
 The appliance is plugged in to the mains but it does not work and the electricity supply

voltage indicator is not illuminated. Check that your house electricity supply installations are
in order. Check that the plug is correctly inserted into the electricity supply socket.

 The noise has become louder. Check that the appliance is standing stable, on a level place. To

make it level, regulate the front feet. Check if the appliance is not touching any furniture, and that
no part of the refrigeration system at the back part of the appliance body is touching the wall. Pull

 REGULARLY CLEAN THE THAW WATER CHANNEL SPACE WITH A SPECIAL

CLEANER 8 FOR THAT PURPOSE (Fig. 1).

 At least once a year clean dust away from the back part

of the appliance body and the compressor. A soft brush,
electrostatic cloth or vacuum cleaner may be used for
cleaning. 

 DO NOT use detergents containing abrasive particles,

acid, alcohol or benzene for cleaning the appliance inner
and outer surfaces.

 DO NOT use for cleaning cloths or sponges that have coarse surfaces intended

for scrubbing.

OPERATION PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS

(TROUBLESHOOTING)

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