Caple RFF550 User manual

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Instruction manual for freestanding 50/50 fridge freezer

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Note:Note:
Technical Specifications:Technical Specifications:
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Appliance Illustration ---------------- 2
Instructions for Installation---------- 3
Cautions for Safety------------------- 4
Operation------------------------------ 4
Cleaning and Maintenance------------6
Troubleshooting-----------------------7
Technical Specifications--------------8
· Please read this Instruction Manual before use
· Due to product development, your refrigerator may not be
consistent with thisuser manual fully.
During the periodof high relativehumidity, moisturemay form onthe surface of
the refrigerator.This is nota malfunction. Youmay just wipeit up.
If your refrigeratoris still not functioning properly after making the above checks
please contact themaintenance service department without delay.
* For thedetailed specifications pleaserefer to thenameplate at the back of the
refrigerator.
* The specificationsare subject tochange without prior notice due to product
improvement.

Instructions for InstallationInstructions for Installation
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CautionsCautions
Cleaning and Maintenance:Cleaning and Maintenance:
Detergent
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5. For yoursafety and protection,this unit isgrounded through theelectrical plug
when plugged intoa wall outlet. If you are not sure whether your wall outlet is
properly grounded, pleaseconsult a qualified electrician.
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1. Do nottilt the refrigerator more than 45 from upright whenmoving it.
Avoid collision andviolent vibration during transit. Do not apply force to any
part such ascondenser, the door or itshandle in order to prevent damage as
performance may beaffected.
2. Ensure thatthere is enough space around the refrigerator for correctfunctioning
and circulation.
3. The refrigeratorshould be keptaway from high temperatures, direct sunlight and
humid conditions.
4. The refrigeratorshould be placedon a solid floor.
1. When cleaningthe refrigerator,disconnect the powercable.
Rub carefully witha piece of cloth soaked with neutral cleanser, then wipe it
clean with freshwater. Do not wash the refrigerator with water directly to
prevent the unitfrom rust and breakdown.
2. Never useacids, chemical solution, thinner, gasoline or similar to clean the
refrigerator because theymay damage the painting cover and plastic parts of it.
3. Once ortwice a year dust the compressor at the backof the appliancewith a
brush or vacuumcleaner, as an accumulation ofdust will affect the performance
of the applianceand cause excessive electricity consumption.
· When defrosting, neveruse sharp or metallic objects to remove the frost on the
surface of theevaporator, as this will causedamage.
· Do not storebottled beverages in the freezing compartment, to prevent it being
broken and causingdamage.
· Keep space betweenthe food packets to allow the cold air to circulate smoothly
in the fridgeor freezer compartment.

OperationOperation
Cautions for SafetyCautions for Safety
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1. The voltageshould be thesame as the rated voltage before the refrigerator is
used.
2. The powerplug should haveits own separate socket in order to prevent the
electric wire frombeing overheated by other plugs.
3. Do notallow children to tamper with the controls or playwith the appliance.
4. Do nothang heavy objects onto the door of the productto avoid therefrigerator
turning over.
5. It isdangerous to alter the specifications or attempt to modifythis product in
any way.
6. Do notplace sealed containers or carbonated liquids such as fizzydrinks into
the freezer asit creates pressure on the container, which may cause it to explode
and cause injuryor damage.
7. Do notsplash water on the refrigerator.
This may causemalfunctions or electric shock.
8. Do notstore flammable materials such as alcohol, gasoline,
LP gasor glue inthe refrigerator.
9. Ice cubesand ice lollies should not be consumed immediately afterremoval from
the freezer asit may result in low temperature skin abrasions.
10. When youchange the lightbulb or when the refrigerator is not in use for long
periods, disconnect itfrom the electricity supply.
11. Wait for 5minutes before restarting the unit after a power supply blackout.
2. The temperatureof the refrigeratorcan be adjusted by turning the thermostatic
dial, setting thedial at 3 or 4 is the most suitable for general operation.
The refrigerator capabilityis stronger as the dial number increases.
When you setit to 0, the refrigerator will stop.
3. Do notput too much food in the refrigerator. Openthe door lessto maintain the
temperature of therefrigerator and always leave warm food to cool to room
temperature before puttinginto the refrigerator to save energy consumption.
4. Frost inthe fridge compartment can defrost automatically and the watercan flow
to the watercollection pan, which supports the compressor.
The condensed waterwill evaporate with the heat of the compressor.
If the drainhose in the compressor compartment is not installed correctly, please
install it againbefore use.
Defrost the freezercompartment whenever the layer of frost on the surface reaches
3 or 4mm.When defrosting, remove all food, set the thermostatic dialat 0 andopen
the door.After the frost has melted, discard the water and dry the interior of the
refrigerator. Therefrigerator can thenbe restarted byturning its thermostatto the
desired setting.
1. When operatingthe refrigerator forthe first time, set the thermostatic dial at 3,
connect the electricwire and run it without loading any food. Usually this takes
2-3 hours. Thenset the thermostatic dial to the desired setting andplace food in
the refrigerator.

Troubleshooting:
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General:
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Thermostat
Shelf
Drain Port
Crisper Cover
Crisper
Freezing Drawer
Drain hose
(Back)
Compressor
(Back)
Leveling Feet
Bracket
Gasket
It uses ahigh efficiency compressor and classic structuredistribution.
It has theadvantage of low energy consumption, drivingfreezing capability
and easy use.
Appliance Illustration:
Note: This illustrationis only for guidance.
1. When therefrigerator does notoperate ensure that:
· The electric poweris supplied and the voltage is normal
· The fuse hasnot burnt out
· The power plugis firmly plugged into the socket
· The thermostat settingis not in 0 position
2. When therefrigerator is notcool enough, ensure that:
· The thermostat isat the correct setting
· There is enoughspace around the refrigerator
· The doors arenot opened too frequently and for too long
· The refrigerator isnot in direct sunlight or placed near a heat source
· There is nottoo much food or hot food in the refrigerator
3. When thefood in therefrigerator is frozen check that:
· The thermostat isat the correct setting
· There is nottoo much food that contains a lot of moisture in the refrigerator
4. When therefrigerator operates toonoisily, ensurethat:
· The refrigerator isproperly leveled
· The refrigerator isnot touching objects around it
· The containers orsolid packages stored inside are not touching each other
5. When thereis water spillon the ground:
· The drain holeis blocked
· The drain hosein compressor compartment is not installed correctly
6. When therefrigerator runs continuouslyin the summer without stop:
· There is toomuch food in the refrigerator
· The thermostat dialis at a higher position such as 7
· The door ofrefrigerator is opened too frequently
· The ventilation aroundthe refrigerator is not sufficient
· The door isnot closed properly or the door gasket is deformed