Whirlpool RF 2141, ART 200/G/R, TOP 1140, T1507/0, ARL 620/G User Manual

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CONTENTS GB

DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE

REPLACING THE LIGHT BULB

BEFORE USING THE REFRIGERATOR

PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT

PRECAUTIONS AND GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

HOW TO USE THE REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT

HOW TO DEFROST THE APPLIANCE

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

AFTER-SALES SERVICE

INSTALLATION

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

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DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE

A Low temperature compartment B Low temperature compartment door C Water collecting tray D Adjustable grid shelves E Crisper drawer F Temperature adjustment thermostat G Rating plate (at the side of crisper drawer) H Adjustable foot I Door seal spacers for transport purposes (remove and discard)

REPLACING THE LIGHT BULB

Replacing the light bulb

1. Push as shown in the picture.

2. Pull towards the inside of the

refrigerator.

3. Replace the light bulb (Max 15W).

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BEFORE USING THE REFRIGERATOR

• Your new appliance is exclusively for

domestic use.

• The low temperature compartment can be used to make ice cubes.

• Defrosting is a manual or semiautomatic procedure. The refrigerator compartment

is used for the storage of fresh food and beverages.

• To get the most out of your new appliance, please read the user handbook thoroughly. The handbook contains a description of the appliance and useful tips for storing food.

• Keep this handbook for future consultation.

• Discard the door seal spacer shown at point I of the figure.

PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT

1. Packaging

The packaging material is entirely recyclable, and is marked with the recycling symbol. Follow local regulations for scrapping.

Packaging material (plastic bags, polystyrene padding, polythene film, etc.) must be kept out of the reach of children as it constitutes a potential risk.

2. Appliance

The appliance is made from recyclable materials. Dispose of the appliance in confo rmity with local environmental regulations.

Make the appliance unusable by cutting off the power cord. The appliance must be consigned to an authorised collection centre for the recovery of refrigerant gas.

• After unpacking the appliance, make sure that the door shuts properly. Any damage must be reported to your dealer within 24 hours after delivery of the appliance.

• Wait at least two hours before connecting the appliance to the power supply in order to ensure the refrigerant circuit is fully efficient.

• Appliance installation and electrical

connections must be carried out by a qualified electrician, in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and local regulations.

R600a - Isobutane). For more information, refer to the rating plate affixed to the appliance.

Appliances with isobutane (R600a)

Isobutane is a naturally occurring low environmental impact gas. Caution is required, however, because Isobutane is inflammable. Therefore, it is essential to ensure that refrigerant pipelines are not damaged.

Information:

This appliance does not contain CFCs (replaced with R134a) or HFCs (replaced with

PRECAUTIONS AND GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

• Use the refrigerator compartment only for storing fresh foods and the low temperature compartment only for making ice cubes.

• Do not cover or obstruct the air vents of the

appliance.

• Do not store liquids in glass containers in the low temperature compartment - danger of bursting.

• Do not eat ice cubes or ice lollies immediately after taking them out of the low temperature compartment - risk of frost burns.

• Do not allow children to play or hide inside the appliance - risk of becoming entrapped and suffocating.

• Before servicing or cleaning the appliance, unplug it from the mains or disconnect the electricity supply.

• The power cable can only be replaced by an authorised person.

Declaration of conformity

This appliance is intended to come into contact with foodstuffs and conforms to D.L. 108 of

25.01.1992 (European Directive 89/109/EEC).

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