Bellers BLR496 User manual

NO-FROST REFRIGERATOR
Freezer - Fridge
Instruction booklet

EN -1-
Index
BEFOREUSINGYOURFRIDGE.............................................................................2
Information aboutNOFROSTTechnology.................................................................... 2
Old and Out-of-OrderFridges ....................................................................................... 3
SafetyWarnings ............................................................................................................ 4
Installing and Operating yourFridge ............................................................................ 5
BeforeOperating yourFridge........................................................................................ 5
USAGEINFORMATION ..........................................................................................6
ThermostatSettings ..................................................................................................... 6
WarningsaboutTemperatureAdjustments.................................................................. 6
Accessories .................................................................................................................. 7
Icemaker ............................................................................................................................... 7
Quick Freezer Compartment ................................................................................................ 7
ChilledRoomCompartment: ................................................................................................. 8
Slidingshelf........................................................................................................................... 8
Sabbathmode ....................................................................................................................... 8
Crisper coverandmoisture protectionfilter ......................................................................... 9
Removalofthe Crisper Cover ............................................................................................. 10
PLACINGTHEFOOD ...........................................................................................11
Wheretoplacein the .................................................................................................. 11
FreezerCompartment................................................................................................. 12
CLEANING&MAINTENANCE ..............................................................................16
Replacing the bulb...................................................................................................... 17
SHIPMENTAND REPOSITIONING ......................................................................17
Repositioning the Door............................................................................................... 17
BEFORECALLINGSERVICE ...............................................................................18
PARTSANDPIECES OF YOURFRIDGE .............................................................21

EN -2-
BEFOREUSINGYOUR FRIDGE
Information aboutNO FROST Technology
No-Frostfridgesdifferfromotherstaticfridgesintheir
operating principle.
Innormalfridges,thehumidityenteringthe fridge in
thedooropeningsand thehumidityof thefoodcauses
freezinginthefreezercompartment.Todefrostthe
snowandiceinthefreezercompartment,youshould
turnoffthefridge,takethefood that needstobekeptin
aconstanttemperatureoffthefridge, andremovethe
icegatheredinthefreezercompartmentperiodically.
Thesituationis completelydifferent inno-frostfridges.
Dryand cold airis blownto the fridge and freezer
compartmentshomogeneouslyfromseveralpointsvia
ablowerfan.Coldairdispersedhomogeneouslyeven
between the shelvescoolsallyourfoodequallyand
uniformly,thuspreventshumidityand freezing.
Thereforeyourno-frostfridgeallowsyoueaseof use,
besidesitshugevolumeandstylishappearance.
CHAPTER- 1.

EN -3-
Old and Out-of-OrderFridges
• Ifyourold fridgehasalock,breakorremovethelockbeforediscardingit,because
childrenmayget trappedinside itandmaycausean accident.
• Oldfridgesand freezerscontainisolationmaterial and refrigerantwithCFC. Therefore,
takecarenotto harmenvironment when youarediscardingyouroldfridges.
Notes:
• IfyourapplianceusesR600asarefrigerant–youcanlearnthisinformationfromthe
labelonthecooler-youshould becarefulduringshipmentandmontagetoprevent
yourappliance’scoolerelementsfrombeingdamaged.AlthoughR600a isa
environmentalfriendlyand naturalgas,asitisexplosive,incaseofaleakageto be
occurreddueto adamagein thecooler elementsmove your fridge fromopen flame
orheatsourcesandventilate the roomwherethe applianceislocatedforafew
minutes.
• Whilecarryingand positioning the fridge, do notgivedamage to the coolergas
circuit.
• Pleasereadthe instruction manual carefullybeforeinstalling andusingyourappliance.
Wearenotresponsibleofthedamageoccurredduetomisuse.
• Followall instructionsonyourapplianceandinstructionmanual,andkeepthis
manual inasafe placetoresolvetheproblems that mayoccurinthefuture.
• Thisapplianceisproducedtobeusedathousesanditcan onlybeusedinhouse
andforthe specified purposes.Itisnotsuitable forcommercial orcommon use.
Suchusewillcausetheguaranteeoftheappliancetobecancelledandourcompany
willnotbe responsibleforthelossestobe occurred.
• Thisapplianceisproducedtobeusedinhousesanditisonly suitableforcooling/
storingfoods.Itis notsuitableforcommercial orcommonuseand/orforstoring
substancesexceptforfood.Ourcompanyisnotresponsibleforthelossestobe
occurredinthecontrarycase.

EN -4-
SafetyWarnings
Notice: Donotusemechanicaldevicesorotherartificialmethodsto quickentothe
defrosting.Donotuseelectricaldevicesonthefoodstorageareasofyourappliance.
Keeptheventilationareasofyourapplianceopen.Donotdamageyourfridge’srefrigerant
circuit.
• Donot usemultiplereceptaclesorextensioncord.
• Donot plug indamaged, tornoroldplugs.
•Donotpull,bendordamage thecord.
• Thisapplianceisdesignedforusebyadults,donotallowchildren
toplaywiththe applianceorletthemtohangover thedoor.Do
notpullthedoorhard.
•Donotbreakorscrape theicewithasharpobjectlikeaknife.
• Usethefreezerforstoringfrozenfoods,freezingtheuncooked
foodorforproducing ice.
• Donot plug-inorouttheplugfromthereceptacle with wethands
topreventelectrocution!
• Donot placeexplosiveorflammablematerialinyourfridgefor
yoursafety.
• Donotplaceglassbottlesorbeveragecansin the freezer
compartment.Bottlesorcansmayexplode.
• Whentaking icemadeinthefreezercompartment,do nottouch
it,icemaycauseiceburnsand/orcuts.
• Donot touchfrozen goodswithwet hands!Donoteat ice-cream
andicecubesimmediatelyafteryoutakethemoutofyourfridge!
•Thisapplianceisnotintended forusebypersons(includingchildren)withreduced
physical,sensoryormentalcapabilities,orlackofexperienceandknowledge,unless
theyaresupervisedorgiven instructionsconcerninguseoftheappliancebyaperson
responsible fortheirsafety.Supervisethe childrentopreventthemplayingwiththe
appliance.
•Ifthesupply cordisdamaged,itmustbe replacedbythe manufactureroritsservice
agentorasimilarly qualifiedperson.

EN -5-
InstallingandOperatingyourFridge
Before startingto use yourfridge, youshouldpayattentiontothe following points:
•Beforestartingtouseyour fridge,pleasecall thenearestauthorizedservicefromthe
“HomeAppliancesAuthorizedServicesManual”suppliedwithyourfridge,andget
freehelponthe installation,operationandusageofyourfridge.
•Operating voltage foryourfridgeis220-240 V at50Hz.
•Mainscordofyourfridgehasagroundedplug.This plugshould be usedwitha
grounded receptaclethat hasa16amperefuseminimum.If you don’t havea
receptacleconfirmingwiththis,pleasehaveitdonebyaqualifiedelectrician.
•Wedo nottakethe responsibilityof the damagesthat occurdue to ungrounded
usage.
•Placeyourfridgeinaplacethatitwould notbeexposed todirect
sunlight.
•Yourapplianceshould beat least50cm awayfromstoves,
ovensandheatercores,andshouldbeatleast5cm awayfrom
electricalovens.
•Yourfridgeshouldneverbe used outdoorsorleftundertherain.
•When your fridge isplaced next toadeep freezer,thereshould
beatleast2cm between themtoprevent humidityon theouter
surface.
•Donotplaceanythingon yourfridge,and installyourfridge ina
suitableplacesothatatleast15cmisavailableon theupper
side.
•Theadjustablefrontlegsshouldstabilizedinanappropriateheighttoallowyour
fridge operateinastableandproperway.Youcanadjustthelegsbyturning them
clockwise(orin theoppositedirection). Thisshouldbedonebeforeplacingfoodin
thefridge.
•Beforeusingyourfridge,wipeallpartswithwarmwater added withateaspoonfulof
sodiumbicarbonate,andthenrinsewith cleanwateranddry.Placeallpartsafter
cleaning.
•Installthedistanceadjustmentplastic(thepartwithblackvanes
atthe rear)byturningit90°asshowninthefiguretopreventthe
condenserfromtouching thewall.
BeforeOperating yourFridge
•Whenitisoperatedforthefirsttimeoraftertransportation,keepyour
fridge inthe uprightposition for3hoursandplugitonto allow
efficientoperation.
•Yourfridgemayhaveasmellwhenitisoperatedforthefirsttime;the
smellwillfadeawaywhenyourfridgestartstocool.

EN -6-
USAGE INFORMATION
ThermostatSettings
FreezerThermostat FridgeThermostat
CHAPTER- 2.
•This allowsautomaticadjustmentoftemperaturesettingsonthefridgeandfreezer
compartmentsofyourrefrigerator.Itmaybeadjusted toanysettingbetween1and5.
Coolinglevelis increased when thethermostatsettingknobisrotatedfrom1to5.
You canoperateyour refrigerator withalower coolinglevelinwintertosave energy.
Freezercompartmentthermostatknob;
5 : Thisisused forrapidlyfreezing thefoodandobtainingicequickly. Yourfridge
shallbeoperatingforalongtime.Pleasebringitto theoriginalsettingwhenthe
freezercompartmentiscooledadequately.
3-4: Thissettingis fornormalusageandstoringthefoodforalongtime.
1-2: Thissettingis used forstoringtheicecubesand savingenergyonwinter.
Fridgecompartmentthermostatknob;
5: Thissettingis used formorecooling.
3-4: Forregularuseandbestperformance.
1-2: Thissettingis used forlesscooling.
WarningsaboutTemperatureAdjustments
•Thermostatsettingsshouldbe made according tothefrequency of dooropenings,
thequantityoffoodkeptinsidethe fridge andambienttemperatureoftheplaceof
yourfridge.
•Itis notrecommendedthat you operateyourfridgein environmentscolderthan 10°C
intermsof itsefficiency.
•Your fridgeshouldbeoperated upto24hoursaccordingtothe ambienttemperature
without interruption afterbeing pluggedin to be completelycooled. Donot open
doorsofyourfridgefrequentlyanddonotplacemuchfoodinsideitinthisperiod.
•Operateyourapplianceafterwaitingfor5to10minutesaftersuddenpowerbreakdowns
orafterunplugging the appliance, becausethe gasin the cooling systemis not
stabilizedyet.

EN -7-
ClimateClass AmbientTemp.(°C)
T16 to43
ST 16 to38
N16 to32
SN 10 to32
•Your fridgeis designedtooperatein theambienttemperatureintervalsstatedinthe
standards,accordingtotheclimateclass statedintheinformationlabel.Wedonot
recommendoperatingyourfridge outof stated temperaturesvaluelimitsintermsof
coolingeffectiveness.
Accessories
Quick FreezerCompartment
•UseQuick freezercompartment for
freezing freshfoods.In thisway,you
canenablethefoodswhichyou want
tofreezetobefrozenmorerapidlyand
preventtheircontactwithalreadyfrozen
foods.*Whenthefood isfrozen,you
canplacethemtotheothershelvesin
thefreezing compartmentbytaking
themfromthe quick freezershelf.
•ToopentheQuickfreezercompartment
door,youcan holditandpush forward
bymoving on the railsand youcan
closeitbypullingitbackinthe same
way.
•Beforeclosing theupperdoorofyourfridge,makesurethatthecoverof thequick
freezerisclosed.Otherwise,itcannotperformitsquickfreezing function.
Icemaker •Fill theiceboxpartoftheicemaker with waterand placeitback.
•Youcantakeyour ice approximately2 hourslater.
•Withoutdisplacingtheicebox,turnthe iceboxarmtotherightuntil
alltheicecubesaredischargedtotheicebucket.
•Youcanservetakingthe icebucketoutoryou cansaveicethere.
!Theicebucket is onlyforsavingice.Donotuseitformakingiceby
puttingwater in it.Otherwise,it canbebroken.

EN -8-
ChilledRoomCompartment:
ChilledRoomenablesyourfoodtobe kept
in0°C. Youcankeepthe frozenfoodsthat
youtakeoutofthe deepfreezecompartment
inorderto defrostthemoryoucankeepthe
meatsand cleaned fishes(in plastic bags
orpackets)etc.whichyou will usewithin1-2
dayswithout need for freezing. (Wateris
frozen in0°C butthefoodsincludingsaltor
sugarcanbefrozenincolderenvironments.)
!Pleasedo notputthefoodyouwouldlike frozenoriceboxesinthiscompartment.
Figure:1 Figure:2 Figure:3
Sliding shelfovertheshelfonthecrisper(thisshelfis madeofglass,wire,orplastic
accordingtothe model) isdesignedforallowingspaceand convenience. Itmaybe used
forforming wider areasbypulling itforward(Figure 1)orformingareasthathigher dishes
maybe placedbyslidingitbackward(Figure2)whenrequired.(Figure3)
Thisoptionisnotavailableonglassshelves.
IMPORTANTNOTE: Bluefolio onthesliding plasticshelvesareplacedsothat stainless
steelshelfprofileisdeliveredwithoutanyscratches,anditmaybepulledoffandremoved.
Slidingshelf (Onsomemodels)
Toactivate “sabbath”mode,insertthe
leverintosloton top ofthe switchfirmly
asshownin thepicture. Todeactivate
“sabbath” mode,removethelever
gently.
Sabbathmode

EN -9-
Crispercoverandmoistureprotectionfilter
Vegetablesandfruitslikespinachorbroccolimay
emitethylenegasthatmaycausespoilingdueto
humidityin ashortwhilewhentheyareput into
the crisper.This gasmaycausespoilingofother
vegetablesand fruitsandalsosmell.
Moistureprotectionfilteradjuststhelevelofthe
humiditycausedbythevegetables and fruitsinside
thecrisper,and thuspreventsthesmelland
ethylene gasthatmayspoil othervegetables.
Thus,ithelpstokeepothervegetablesandfruits
fresh.
NOTE: Ensurethatthisfilter doesnot getwetwhenyouarecleaningthe crispercover.
Therefore,removethe “moistureprotectionfilter”beforeyou cleanthe crispercover:
•Takeoffthemoisture protection filtercoverbypryingitoffontwopointswitha
screwdriver.
•Removethemoistureprotectionfilter.
•Afteryou havecleanedthe crispercoveranddrieditoff,placethe moistureprotection
filter first.
•Installthemoistureprotectionfiltercoverproperly.
•Theservicelifeof thecrisperfilteristhesameastheservicelifeoftherefrigerator.
Therefore,thereis noneedtoreplaceit.
Crisper
Crisper cover
Moistureprotection
filter
(Onsomemodels)

EN -10 -
Note: Inordertoplacethecrispercoversback,followtheabovementionedprocess
reversely. Somemodels donothaveacrispermiddlerail.Youmayremovethecrisper
directlybypulling itout.
Visualandtextdescriptionson theaccessoriessection may varyaccording
tothemodelofyourappliance.
Firststep: Taking theCrispersout
• Pullthecrispertowardsyou.
• Holdthefront part ofitand takeit
out.
Second step: Takingthe MiddleCrisper
Railout
•Stretchthelowerpartofthemiddle
crisperrailto theleft.
•Remove it bypulling it to yourself.
Thirdstep: Taking theCrisperCoversout
•Pullthe“tabs”ontherightandleftof
thecrispercovertoyourselfuntilit
the tabsarealigned withthe
groovesontherail.
•When thetabsarealignedwiththe
grooves,removethe coverby
pullingitupwards.
Crisper
MiddleCrisperRail
Tab
Tab
Crisper Cover
Groove
RemovaloftheCrisperCover (Onsomemodels)

EN -11 -
PLACINGTHEFOOD
Wheretoplacein the
•Fornormaloperatingconditions,adjustingthe refrigeratorcompartment to2or3
barsonthe bargraph willbe adequate.
•Food shouldbe placedto thefridgein closedcontainersorcoveredwithappropriate
material.
•Hotfoodandbeveragesshould becooled toroomtemperature beforebeingplaced
inthe fridge.
•Vegetablesand fruits:canbe tothevegetablebindirectly without beingwrapped.
•Fridgeair duct distributescoldairtothefridgecompartment.Avoidpreventingtheair
flowbycovering the frontofthe ductswithfood.Donotthrustpackedfood orcontainers
tothe lampordoorofthe fridgecompartment.
ImportantNote:
•Coverthe liquidandstewswhenyouput themonfridge.Otherwise,thehumidity
amount inside the fridge increases.And, this causesthe fridge tooperate more.
Coveringthefoodand beveragesalsoallowyou toprotecttheirtasteandflavor.
•Potatoes,onionand garlicshouldn’tbe kept inthefridge.
Somesuggestionsontheplacing andstoringof yourfood inthefridgecompartmentare
suppliedbelow.
Potatoes,onionandgarlic shouldn’tbe kept inthefridge.
Food Storing time Wheretoplace inthefridge
department
Vegetables and fruits 1week Inthe Crisper (without being
wrapped)
Meat and fish 2to3days
Covered withplastic folioand bags
Orinameat box
(on the glass shelf)
Freshcheese 3to4days Inthe specialdoor shelf
Butter and Margarine 1 week Inthe specialdoor shelf
Bottled product, Milk and
Yoghurt Until the expirydate recommended bythe producer Inthe specialdoor shelf
Eggs 1 month Inthe egg shelf
Cooked food All shelves
CHAPTER- 3.

EN -12 -
FreezerCompartment
•Fornormaloperatingconditions, adjustingthe freezer compartment to2or 3bars
onthe bargraph willbe adequate.
•Thefreezeris used forstoringdeepfrozenorfrozenfoodsforalongtimeorfor
producing ice.
•Donotputfreshandhot foodstotheshelvesofthefreezerdoorinordertofreeze
them.Only useitforstoringfrozenfoods.
•Donotputfreshandhot foodsclosetofrozen foodsbecausethefrozen foodscan
melt.
•Inordertofreezethefoodyoucookathome(whichneedstobefrozen)more
quickly,usethe quickfreezershelf,becausethe quickfreezercompartmenthas
highercapacityof freezing.
•Whilefreezing afreshfood(e.g.Meat,fishandmincedmeat),dividethemintolittle
portionsthatyoucan useonce.
•Whilefreezing freshfoods;themaximumamountoffoodthatcanbefrozenwithin
24hoursis shownonthelabeloftheappliance(askg).
•Foranidealappliancecapacitythatwillenableyou toreachthemaximumfreezing
capacity,rotatethe freezercompartmentthermostatknob toMAXposition 24 hours
beforeyouplacefreshfoodsin thefreezercompartment.
•After placingfreshfoodsinthefreezercompartment,waitingfor24 hourswiththe
knobatMAXpositionisgenerally enough. After24hours,you donotneedto
adjust the freezer compartmentknobtotheMAXposition.
•Caution;While freezingasmallamountoffood, youdonotneedtoadjustthe
freezercompartment knobtotheMAX position.Thiswillhelpyou tosaveenergy.
•Tostorethe frozen foods;youshould carefullyobeythe instructionson the packages
offrozenfoods,ifthereisnoinstructiononfoodstheyshouldbe storedmaximum
for3monthsasofthedateofpurchasing.
•When youpurchasefrozenfoods;pleasemakesurethatthe foodis frozenon
appropriate temperaturesandtheirpackageissafe.
•Frozenfoodsshould be carriedinappropriatestorageboxesandbeplacedinthe
freezercompartment oftheapplianceassoon aspossible.
•Iftherearemoistureandabnormal swellingmarksonthe packageofafrozen
food,itwasprobablystoredinaninappropriatetemperatureanditscontent
deteriorated.
•Theexpirydateofafrozenfooddependsontheroomtemperature,thermostat
setting,thefrequency ofopening thedoorofyourfridge, thetypeof food,the time
passingwhilecarryingitfromshopto thehouse.Alwaysfollowinstructionson
thepackageanddo notexceedstoringperiod.
ImportantNote:
•Coverthe liquid andstewswhen youput themonfridge.Otherwise, thehumidity
amount insidethefridgeincreases.And,thiscausesthefridgetooperatemore.
Coveringthefoodand beveragesalsoallowyouto protecttheir tasteandflavour.
•Ifyouputthe frozenfoodstakenoutfromthedeepfreezercompartmentof your
fridge tothe fridgecompartmentone daybefore, theywill help thefridgetocool.

EN -13 -
Note: Frozen meat shouldbe cookedasfreshmeatafter beingthawed.Ifthemeatisnot
cooked afterbeingthawed, itshouldneverbefrozenagain.
Meat and fish Preparing Storing time
(months)
Inroom temperature
Defrost time
-hour-
Steak Wrapping inafoil 6-10 1-2
Lambmeat Wrapping inafoil 6-8 1-2
Vealroast Wrapping inafoil 6-10 1-2
Vealcubes Insmall pieces 6-10 1-2
Lambcubes Inpieces 4-8 2-3
Minced meat Inpackages without using spices 1-3 2-3
Giblets (pieces) Inpieces 1-3 1-2
Bologna
sausage/salami Shouldbe packaged even if it has membrane Until it is defrosted
Chicken and turkey Wrapping inafoil 7-8 10-12
Gooseand Duck Wrapping inafoil 4-8 10
Deer, Rabbit, Wild
Boar In2.5kgportions and as fillets 9-12 10-12
Freshwater fishes
(Salmon, Carp,
Crane, Siluroidea) 2Until it is thawed
completely
Lean fish; bass,
turbot, flounder 4-8 Until it is thawed completely
Fattyfishes (Tunny,
Mackarel, bluefish,
anchovy) 2-4 Until it is thawed
completely
Shellfish Cleaned and inbags 4-6 Until it is thawed
completely
Caviar Inits package, aluminumor
plastic container 2-3 Until it is thawed completely
Snail
Insaltywater, aluminumor plastic
container 3Until it is thawed completely
After cleaning the bowels and
scales of the fish, washand dryit;
and if necessary, cut the tail and
head.
Soyou cansaveenergy. If youputthematerialinthedeepfreezetoanopenarea,
energyloss occurs.
Somesuggestionsontheplacingandstoringofyourfoodin thefreezer compartment are
suppliedpage13,14and15.

EN -14 -
Vegetables and
Fruits Preparing Storing time (months)
Inroom temperature
Defrost time
-hour-
Cauliflower
Takethe leaves apart, cut
the heart intopieces, and
leaveit inwater withalittle
lemonjuicefor awhile
10 -12 It canbe used as frozen
String beans and
beans Washand cut tosmall pieces 10 -13 It canbe used as frozen
Beans Hull and wash 12 It canbe used as frozen
Mushroomand
asparagus Washand cut tosmall pieces 6-9 It canbe used as frozen
Cabbage Cleaned 6 -8 2
Eggplant Cut topieces of 2cmafter
washing 10 -12 Separatethemfromone another
Corn Cleanand pack withits
stemor as sweetcorn 12 It canbe used as frozen
Carrot Cleanand cut toslices 12 It canbe used as frozen
Pepper Cut thestem, cut intotwo
pieces and removethe core 8-10 It canbe used as frozen
Spinach Washed 6 -9 2
Appleand pear Peeland slice 8-10 (InFridge) 5
Apricot and Peach Cut intotwopieces and
removethe stone 4-6 (InFridge) 4
Strawberryand
Blackberry Washand hull 8-12 2
Cooked fruits
Adding10 % of sugar inthe
container 12 4
Plum, cherry,
sourberry Washand hull the stems 8-12 5 -7

EN -15 -
• Should never befrozen withitsshell.Albumenandyolkshouldbe frozenindividually
orcompletelymixed.
Somespicesincooked food (aniseed,basil,dill,vinegar,spicemix, ginger,garlic,onion,
mustard,thyme,marjoram,black pepper,bolognasausageetc.)mayhaveafoultaste
whenstored foralongtime.Therefore,frozen food shouldbe spicedjustalittleorspice
should beaddedafterthefoodisthawed.
Thestoring timeforthefooddependsontheoil used.Margarines,vealfat,oliveoiland
butteraresuitable,peanutoilandlardarenot suitable.
Cooked food inliquid formshouldbefrozeninplastic containers,otherfood shouldbe
frozen wrappedinplasticfoilorinplasticbags.
Preparing Storing time
(months)
Inits ownpacket 2 -3
Inslices 6 -8
Inits package 6
Albumen 10 -12 30 gr of it is equaltoayolk.
Egg mixture
(Albumen –yolk)
Somesalt or sugar is
added for preventing it
frombecoming dense. 10 50 gr of it is equaltoayolk.
Yolk Somesalt or sugar is added for preventing it
frombecoming dense. 8-10 20 gr of it is equaltoayolk.
*Eggs
Storing Conditions
Pure Milk –Inits ownpacket
It can be left inits original
package for storing for ashort
time. For long termstorage It
shouldbe stored inaplastic
Inclosed container
DairyProducts
Pastry
Packet (Homogenize)
Milk
Cheese-excluding
whitecheese
Butter, margarine
Storing time
(months) Thawing timeinroom temperature(hours) Thawing timeinowen(min.)
Bread 4 -6 2-3 4-5 (220-225 °C)
Biscuits 3-6 1-1,5 5-8 (190-200 °C)
Pastry 1 -3 2-3 5-10 (200-225 °C)
Pie 1-1,5 3-4 5-8 (190-200 °C)
Phyllodough 2 -3 1-1,5 5-8 (190-200 °C)
Pizza 2-3 2-4 15-20 (200 °C)

EN -16 -
CLEANING&MAINTENANCE
•Makesuretounplugthefridge beforestartingtocleanit.
• Donot wash your fridge bypouringwater.
• Youcanwipethe innerand outersidesof yourappliance
withasoftclothorasponge usingwarmand soapywater.
• Removethepartsindividuallyandclean with soapywater.
Donot washinwashingmachine.
• Neveruseflammable,explosiveorcorrosivematerial like
thinner,gas,acidforcleaning.
•Thecondenser(thebackpart with blackwings)
should becleanedusingavacuumcleaneroradry
brushatleastoncea year.Thiswillhelpyourfridge
to operate moreefficientlyandwillenableyouto
saveenergy.
CHAPTER- 4.

EN -17 -
Replacing thebulb
Toreplacethebulbinfreezerandfridge
compartments;
1-Unplug yourfridge.
2-Removethe coverofthe boxfromthe
clawsusingascrewdriver.(A)
3-Replacewithabulbof maximum15
Watts.(B)
4- Installthecover. (C)
Note: Somemodelsdo not havefreezer
compartmentlamp.
SHIPMENT AND REPOSITIONING
•Originalpackageandfoammaybekeptforre-transportation(optionally).
•Youshouldfastenyourfridge with thickpackage,bandsorstrongcordsandfollow
theinstructionsfortransportationon thepackageforre-transportation.
•Removemovable parts(shelves,accessories,vegetablebinsetc.)orfixtheminto
thefridgeagainstshocksusing bandsduring re-positioning andtransportation.
Carryyourfridgeinthe upright position.
Repositioning theDoor
•Itisnot possibleto changetheopeningdirectionof yourfridge door,ifthe door
handlesonyourfridgeareinstalledfromthefrontsurfaceof thedoor.
•It is possibletochange theopening direction of thedooron modelswithoutany
handles.
•Ifthedooropeningdirectionofyourfridgemaybe changed,youshouldcontactthe
nearestAuthorized Servicetohavethe openingdirectionchanged.
CHAPTER- 5.
Freezer
Compartment Refrigerator Compartment

EN -18 -
BEFORECALLINGSERVICE
Check Warnings;
Ifyourfridgeisnotoperating;
•Isthereanyelectricalfault?
•Istheplugis placedproperlyinthe socketoutlet?
•Isthefuseof thesocketoutletthatthe plug ispluggedorthemainfuseblown?
•Isthethermostat settingison“1”position?
•Isthereanyfaultinthesocketoutlet?Examinethisbypluggingyourfridgeintoa
socket outletwhichyouaresurethatisworking.
If yourfridge isnotcooling enough;
•Isthethermostat settingison“1”position?
•Isthe doorof your fridge openedfrequentlyand left openforalongwhile?
•Isthedooroffridge closedproperly?
•Didyouputadishorfoodonyourfridgesothatitcontactstherearwall ofyourfridge
soastopreventtheaircirculation?
•Isyourfridge filled excessively?
•Isthereadequatedistancebetweenyourfridgeandtherearandsidewalls?
•Istheambient temperaturebetweenthevaluesspecifiedintheoperatingmanual?
Ifthe food inyourrefrigeratorcompartment isovercooled
•Isthetemperatureadjustment right?(Isthethermostatknobison “5”position?)
•Aretheremanyfoodrecently putinsidethefreezercompartment?Ifso,yourfridge
mayovercoolthefoodinsidetherefrigeratorcompartmentasitwill operatelonger
tocoolthesefood.
If yourfridgeisoperating tooloudly;
Tomaintain thesetcoolinglevel,compressor maybeactivatedfromtimeto time.Noises
fromyour fridge at thistimearenormalanddueto itsfunction.Whentherequiredcooling
levelisreached,noiseswillbedecreasedautomatically.Ifthenoisespersist;
•Isyourappliancestable?Arethelegsadjusted?
•Isthereanythingbehindyourfridge?
•Arethe shelvesordisheson the shelvesvibrating?Re-placetheshelvesand/or
dishesifthis isthecase.
•Aretheitemsplacedon yourfridgevibrating?
NormalNoises;
Cracking(Ice cracking)Noise:
•Duringautomatic defrosting.
•When theapplianceiscooledorwarmed(duetoexpansionofappliancematerial).
Shortcracking: Heardwhen thethermostat switchesthecompressoron/off.
CHAPTER- 6.

EN -19 -
Compressornoise (Normal motornoise): Thisnoisemeansthatthecompressor
operatesnormallyCompressormaycausemorenoiseforashort timewhenitis
activated.
Bubbling noise and splash: Thisnoiseiscaused bytheflowoftherefrigerantinthe
tubesof thesystem.
Waterflownoise: Normalflownoiseof waterflowingtotheevaporation container
during defrosting.Thisnoisecanbe heardduringdefrosting.
AirBlowing Noise(Normalfannoise): ThisnoisecanbeheardinNo-Frostfridge
during normaloperationof thesystemduetothe circulationof air.
If humiditybuilds up inside the fridge;
•Areallfoodpacked properly?Arethecontainersdriedbeforeplacingtheminthe
fridge?
•Arethefridge doorsopenedfrequently?Humidityoftheroomgetsinthefridge when
thedoorsareopened. Humiditybuildupwill befasterwhenyouopen thedoors
morefrequently,especiallyifthe humidityoftheroomishigh.
•Buildingupof waterdropsontherearwallafterautomaticdefrosting isnormal.(in
Static Models)
Ifthe doorsarenotopenedandclosed properly;
•Dothefoodpackagespreventclosingof thedoor?
•Arethedoorcompartments,shelvesanddrawersplaced properly?
•Aredoorgasketsbrokenortorn?
•Isyourfridge onalevelsurface?
Ifthe edgesoffridgecabinetthatthedoorjointcontactarewarm;
Especially insummer(hotweather),thesurfacesthatthejointcontactmaygetwarmer
during theoperationof thecompressor,thisisnormal.