Bauknecht KDA 2800/1 User manual

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Instructions for use
KDA 2800/1

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONRF 240/280 GB
TAB 78031 GB 3
A. Refrigerator compartment
1. Crisper drawer
2. Cover crisper
3. Shelves / shelf area
4. Thermostat control knob/light
5. Door trays
6. Bottle shelf
7. Removable bottle retainer
8. Rating plate (at side of crisper drawer)
cool zone
intermediate temperature
cold zone
B. Freezer compartment ç
9. Rack
10. Area for fast freezing of fresh food
products
11. Storage area for frozen or deep-frozen
food
12. Icecubetray
13. Freezer compartment inner door panel.
Note: the number of shelves and the design of accessories may vary depending on the model.
Shelves and door trays are all removable.
Warning: refrigerator accessories are not dishwasher-resistant.
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RF 240/280
Controls
A. Thermostat knob
B. Light switch
C. Thermostat setting index
D. Bulb (15 W max.)
Thermostat set to x: refrigerator and lights off
Thermostat set to 1:warmest internal temperature
Thermostat set to 7:coldest internal temperature
It is advisable to set the thermostat to positions 2-3
Note: external air temperature, the frequency with which the door is opened and the position of the
appliance may affect the internal temperature of the refrigerator. Set the thermostat accordingly.
Freezing
For best results, turn the thermostat knob half a notch towards the lower numbers when storing food
in the freezer compartment.
Removing the light
Undo by turning anticlockwise, as shown in the illustration.
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CONTENTSGB
BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE Page 11
PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT Page 11
PRECAUTIONS AND GENERAL SUGGESTIONS Page 11
HOW TO USE THE REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT Page 12
HOW TO USE THE FREEZER COMPARTMENT Page 13
HOW TO DEFROST AND CLEAN THE FREEZER
COMPARTMENT Page 14
HOW TO CLEAN THE REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT Page 14
CARE AND MAINTENANCE Page 15
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE Page 15
AFTER SALES SERVICE Page 16
INSTALLATION Page 16
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BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
xYour new fridge-freezer is designed exclusively
for use in the home.
The
ç freezer compartment may be
used to freeze fresh and cooked foods, make ice
cubes and store both deep-frozen and frozen
products. The freezer is defrosted manually.
The refrigerator compartment defrosts
automatically and is used to store fresh food
and drinks.
For maximum satisfaction from your
appliance carefully read these user
instructions which contain a description of
your appliance and useful food storage tips.
Keep this booklet in a safe place for future
consultation.
1. After unpacking, make sure the appliance is
undamaged and that the door closes correctly.
Any damage must be communicated to your
retailer within 24 hours of delivery.
2. Wait at least 2 hours before connecting the
appliance to the power supply.
3. Make sure appliance installation and electrical
connections are made by a qualified technician in
compliance with the manufacturer’s instructions
and current local safety regulations.
PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT
1. Packing
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Thepackingboxmaybefullyrecycledas
confirmed by the recycling symbol.
Follow local disposal regulations.
Keep potentially hazardous packaging (plastic
bags, polystyrene etc.) out of the reach of
children.
2. Appliance
The appliance is built from reusable materials.
If you decide to scrap the refrigerator, it must be
disposed of in compliance with local waste
disposal laws. Before scrapping, cut off the
power cable so that the appliance cannot be
connected to the mains. Dispose of the
appliance at an authorised collection centre for
refrigerant.
Information
This appliance is free of CFC’s (refrigerant circuit
contains R134a) or free of HFC’s (refrigerant
circuit contains R600a – Isobutane). For more
details, please refer to the rating plate on the
appliance.
PRECAUTIONS AND GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
xOnly use the refrigerator compartment to
store fresh food and the freezer compartment to
store frozen food, freeze fresh food and make
ice cubes.
xDo not cover or close the air vents.
xDo not store liquids in glass containers in the
freezer compartment since they may explode.
xDo not eat ice cubes or ice lollies immediately
after taking them out of the freezer since they
may cause “cold” burns.
xDo not allow children to play or hide in the
refrigerator to prevent the risk of trapping and
suffocation.
xBefore cleaning or servicing the appliance,
always unplug it or switch off the mains
power supply.
xThe mains power cable may be replaced only by
a trained service technician.
Declaration of conformity
xThis appliance is designed to store food products
and complies with EC Directive 89/109.
For appliances with Isobutane (R600a)
The refrigerant Isobutane is a natural gas of high
environmental compatibility but which is
inflammable. Therefore, it is essential to ensure that
the ducts of the refrigerant circuit do not get
damaged.
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HOW TO USE THE REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT
This refrigerator is equipped with a ç star
freezer compartment.
The refrigerator compartment defrosts
automatically.
The refrigerator can operate in an ambient
temperature ranging from +10
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functions best at temperatures between +16
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+32
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Switching on the refrigerator
Insert the plug in the mains outlet.
The thermostat sets the temperature in both the
refrigerator and freezer compartments.
Setting the temperature:
1. For correct operation and optimum food
storage in both compartments.
Refer to
enclosed product sheet for thermostat
setting instructions.
2.
If you wish to change the temperature setting
in the compartments, turn the thermostat
adjustment knob as required:
x For WARMER TEMPERATURES turn the
thermostat knob down to positions 1or2.
x For COLDER TEMPERATURES turn the
thermostat knob up to positions 5to7.
When the thermostat is set to
x both the appliance
and internal light switch off.
Note:
The temperature inside the two compartments is in
part determined by the position of the appliance,
the room temperature and frequency with which
the doors are opened.
Use the thermostat to adjust the temperature in
relation to these factors.
How to store food in the refrigerator
compartment
1. Fill the refrigerator as illustrated in the adjacent
figure:
A. Cooked food
B. Meat and fish
C. Fruit and vegetables
D. Bottles
E. Eggs
F. Butter, cheese etc.
Notes:
x Air circulates freely between the shelves and
back wall of the refrigerator interior.
x Do not store food against the back wall of the
refrigerator compartment.
x Do not store warm food in the refrigerator
compartment.
x Store liquids in closed containers.
x The storage of greens with a high water content
may cause condensation to form inside the
bottom drawer. This is quite normal however,
and in no way impairs refrigerator performance.
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HOW TO USE THE FREEZER COMPARTMENT
The ç star freezer compartment may be
used to store frozen products for the time
indicated on the packaging and to freeze
fresh food by placing it on the shelf in the
top of the freezer. Frozen products should
instead be stored in the bottom of the
freezer compartment to prevent contact
with food still to be frozen.
The rating plate shows the quantity of fresh
food that can be frozen in 24 hours.
Important
Wrap and seal fresh food in:
x Aluminium foil, cling film, air and water-tight
plastic bags, polythene containers with lids or
special freezer containers.
x The freezer compartment is able to maintain
correct storage temperatures even in the case
of power failure. If this is the case, do not
open the freezer door until power is restored.
Important
Refer to the adjacent table for fresh food
storage times (months).
When you purchase frozen food, make
sure:
x The packaging is undamaged (frozen food in
damaged packaging may have deteriorated).
If the package bulges or is marked by liquid
stains, the product has not been correctly
stored and may have partially thawed.
x When shopping, leave frozen food purchases
until last and transport items in insulated bags.
x Place items in the freezer as soon as you get
home.
x If food has partially thawed, do not refreeze.
Consume within 24 hours.
x Avoid subjecting frozen foods to temperature
variations. Observe the “Best before date” on
the packaging.
x Always observe the storage information on
packages.
Making ice cubes
x Fill the ice cube tray three quarters full with
water and place in the bottom of the freezer
compartment.
If the ice cube tray sticks to the bottom of the
compartment do not use pointed or sharp
instruments to detach them.
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HOW TO DEFROST AND CLEAN THE FREEZER COMPARTMENT
We recommend defrosting the freezer
compartment once or twice a year when
ice has built up to about 3 mm on the
walls and when the freezer contents are low.
1. Open the door, remove the food from the
freezer, wrap in paper and pack together in
an insulated bag or cool part of the house.
2. Unplug the appliance.
3. Leave the door open to allow the ice on the
freezer walls to thaw.
4. Remove the defrost water from the bottom
of the freezer compartment.
5. Clean with a sponge soaked in a solution of
lukewarm water and neutral detergent.
Do not use abrasive products.
6. Rinse and dry thoroughly.
xNote: To avoid irreparable damage to
the freezer compartment, do not use
pointed or sharp metal instruments to
scrape off ice or heat the compartment
artificially.
HOW TO CLEAN THE REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT
Regularly clean the refrigerator
compartment. The refrigerator
compartment defrosts automatically.
The formation of water droplets on the back
wall of the refrigerator compartment indicates
that the automatic defrosting cycle is underway.
The defrost water is channelled to a run-off and
collected in a container where it evaporates.
Keep the run-off channel clean using the special
tool supplied. This ensures that defrost water is
drained efficiently.
Before cleaning the appliance, unplug it from
the mains.
xClean the refrigerator interior with a sponge
soaked in a solution of lukewarm water and/
or neutral detergent.
xRinse and dry thoroughly with a soft cloth.
Do not use abrasive products.
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Built-in appliances
xRegularly clean the air vents using a vacuum
cleaner or brush (see figure
a
).
xClean the exterior with a soft cloth.
Free-standing appliances
xRegularly clean the condenser at the rear of
the appliance using a vacuum cleaner or
brush (see figure
b
).
PROLONGED DISUSE
1. Empty the refrigerator and freezer
compartments.
2. Unplug from the mains.
3. Defrost the freezer compartment and clean
and dry the interior of both compartments.
4. Leave the doors open to prevent the
formation of unpleasant odours.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
1. The appliance does not work
xIs there a power failure?
xIs the plug properly inserted in the socket?
xIs the two-pole circuit breaker connected
xHas the fuse blown?
xIs the power cable damaged?
xIs the thermostat set on position x?
2. The temperature inside the
compartments is not cold enough
xDo the doors close properly?
xIs the appliance installed near a heat source?
xIs the thermostat correctly set?
xIs air circulation inhibited?
3. The refrigerator compartment
temperature is too cold
xIs the thermostat correctly set?
4. Water collects in the bottom of the
refrigerator compartment
xIs the defrost water run-off clogged?
5. The internal light does not work
Refer to point 1 and then:
xUnplug the appliance from the mains.
xFollow the instructions and drawing in the
enclosed table to gain access to the bulb.
xCheck the bulb and, if necessary, replace.
Do not use a bulb which exceeds 15 W.
Note:
xThe edge of the refrigerator door may
be hot. This is not a fault but is intended
to prevent the formation of
condensation.
xGurgling noises etc. inside the
refrigerating circuit are quite normal.
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AFTER SALES SERVICE
Before contacting our after sales service:
1. Try to remedy the problem (see
“Troubleshooting guide”).
2. Restart the appliance to see if the fault
repeats.
If the malfunction persists, switch off the
appliance and switch on again after an hour.
3. If the malfunction still persists, contact our
Customer Service, specifying:
xthe nature of the problem
xthe appliance model
xThe Service number (the number after the
word SERVICE on the rating plate located on
the side of the fruit and vegetable drawer).
xYour full address
xYour telephone number complete with area
code.
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Note: Door opening direction changes
effected by our Customer Service are not
covered by the terms of guarantee.
INSTALLATION
xDo not install the appliance in the vicinity of a
heat source.
xInstall the appliance in a dry and well
ventilated room.
xMake sure there is sufficient clearance above
and below the refrigerator to ensure free air
circulation.
xClean the appliance interior (see “How to clean
the refrigerator compartment”).
xMount the accessories.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
xElectrical connections must be made in
accordance with local regulations.
xVoltage and power consumption information is
shown on the rating plate on the side of the
fruit and vegetable drawer.
xThe appliance must be earthed as
prescribed by law. The manufacturer
declines all liability for injury to persons
and animals or damage to property
resulting from failure to comply with this
requirement.
xIf the appliance plug and wall socket are
incompatible, the socket must be replaced by a
qualified electrician.
xDo not use extension leads or multiple
adapters etc.
FREE-STANDING APPLIANCES
(only)
xMount the spacers (if provided) on the back
of the condenser behind the appliance (see
figure).
xFor best performance, leave a clearance of at
least 5 cm above the appliance and enough
spacebetweentheapplianceandthe
adjacent furniture to allow air to circulate.
xMake sure the appliance is perfectly level
andifnecessary,adjustthefrontfeet.
ELECTRICAL DISCONNECTION
xDisconnect the appliance from the mains by
removing the plug or disconnecting the two-
pole circuit breaker upstream of the socket.
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