Danby Designer DAR195W User manual
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OWNER’S
MANUAL
Model
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DAR195W
DAR195BL
CAUTION:
Read
and
follow
all
safety
rules
and
operating
instructions
before
first
use
of
this
product.
PRECAUTION:
Veuillez
lire
attentivement
ies
consignee
de
securite
et
ies
instructions
d'utilisation
avant
I'utiiisation
initials
de
ce
produit.
ADVERTENCIA:
Lea
y
siga
todas
las
reglas
de
seguridad
e
instrucciones
de
funcionamiento
antes
de
usar
este
artefacto
por
primera
vez.
ALL
REFRIGERATOR
•
Before
Putting
Into
Use.2
•
Important.
3
•
Placing
and
Installation.4
•
Description
of
the
Appliance.5
•
Operation
Control.6
•Use
.7
•
Maintenance
and
Cleaning.8
•
Changing
the
Direction
of
opening
the
Door.9
•
Trouble
Shooting
Guide.10
LE
TOUT
REFRIGERATEUR
•
Prieur
^
la
mise
en
marche
.15
•
Important
.16
•
Position
et
Installation
.17
•
Description
de
I'appareil
.18
•
Description
des
commandes.19
•
Utilisation
.20
•
Soins
et
entretiens
.21
•
Changement
du
sens
d'ouverture
de
la
porte.22
•
En
cas
de
probIfeme
.
2
3
TODA
REFRIGERADORA
•
Antes
de
comenzar
a
usarla.28
•
Importante
.29
•
Ubicacion
e
instalacion.30
•
Descripcion
del
artefacto
electrico.31
•
Controles
de
operacion.32
•
Uso
.33
•
Mantenimiento
y
limpieza.34
•
Cambio
de
direccion
de
la
apertura
de
la
puerta.35
•
Gui'a
de
solucion
de
aven'as.36
Danby
Products
Limited,
PO
Box
1778,
Ontario,
Canada
N1H
6Z9
Danby
Products
Inc.,
PO
Box
669,
Finalay,
Ohio,
USA
45839-0669
DAR195W/BL.12.07
All
Refrigerator
Thank
yoy
for
buying
a
Danby
Designer
appliance.
We
hope
it
will
successfully
serve
your
requirements
for
many
years.
This
Refrigerator
is
for
domestic
use
only
and
is
intended
for
storing
fresh
foods
at
temperatures
higher
than
07
32T.
SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
Before
Putting
Into
Use.
.2
Instructions
for
Use
We
Care
for
the
Environment
Tips
for
Energy
Savings
Important
.
...
Disposing
of
Worn
Out
Appliances
Placing
and
Installation
.4
Choosing
the
Right
Place
Placing
the
Self-standing
Appliance
Connection
to
Power
Supply
Description
of
the
Appliance.5
Operation
Control.
.6
Temperature
Selection
Use..
Storing
Fresh
Foods
Maintenance
and
Cleaning.8
Automatic
Defrosting
of
the
Refrigerator
Cleaning
of
the
Appliance
Switch
Off
the
Appliance
When
Not
In
Use
Changing
the
Direction
of
Opening
the
Door
..
.
.
.
TVouble-Shooting
Guide..
.
.
.1
1
0)
o
Before
Putting
Into
Use
•
Before
connecting
the
appliance
to
electrical
power
supply,
leave
it
stand
for
about
2
hours,
which
will
reduce
the
possibility
of
malfunctions
in
the
cooling
system
due
to
transport
handling.
•
Clean
the
appliance
thoroughly,
especially
in
the
interior
(See
Cleaning
and
Maintenance).
•
In
case
the
interior
accessories
are
not
correctly
placed,
rearrange
them
as
described
in
chapter
“Description
of
the
Appliance”.
Instructions
for
Use
These
instructions
for
use
are
intended
for
the
user.
They
describe
the
appliance
and
correct
operating
procedures
for
safe
use.
SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS;
We
Care
for
the
Environment
•
Our
products
use
environmentally
friendly
manner.
To
this
end,
individual
packaging
materials
are
clearly
marked.
•
These
instructions
are
printed
either
on
recycled
paper
or
chlorine
free
bleached
paper.
•
When
your
appliance
finally
wears
out,
please
try
not
to
burden
the
environment
with
it;
call
your
nearest
authorized
service
agent.
(See
Disposing
of
Worn
Out
Appliance)
•
Try
not
to
open
the
door
too
often,
especially
when
the
weather
is
hot
and
humid.
Once
you
open
the
door,
close
it
as
soon
as
possible.
This
is
especially
important
if
you
have
an
upright
model.
•
Every
now
and
then
check
if
the
appliance
is
sufficiently
ventilated
(adequate
air
circulation
behind
the
appliance).
•
Set
the
thermostat
from
higher
to
lower
settings
as
soon
as
possible
(depends
on
how
loaded
the
appliance
is,
ambient
temperatures
etc).
•
Before
loading
the
appliance
with
packages
of
fresh
foods,
make
sure
that
they
are
cooled
to
ambient
temperature,
(excluding
soups)
•
Ice
and
frost
layers
increase
energy
consumption,
so
clean
the
appliance
as
soon
as
the
frost
layer
is
3-5
mm
thick.
•
If
the
gasket
is
damaged
or
the
door
seal
is
poor,
energy
consumption
is
substantially
higher.
To
restore
efficiency,
replace
the
gasket.
•
Always
consider
instructions
stated
in
sections
Positioning
and
Energy
Saving
Tips,
otherwise
the
energy
consumption
is
substantially
higher.
Important
•
If
you
have
bought
this
appliance
to
replace
an
old
one
equipped
with
a
door
lock
that
cannot
be
opened
from
the
inside
(lock,
bolt),
make
sure
that
the
lock
is
removed,
disabled
or
destroyed
before
discarding.
This
will
make
it
impossible
for
children
to
accidentally
lock
themselves
inside
the
appliance
and
suffocate.
•
The
appliance
must
be
properly
connected
to
an
electrical
power
supply.
(See:
Connection
to
Power
Supply).
•
If
the
food
has
a
strange
smell
or
color,
throw
it
away,
because
it
is
very
likely
that
it
is
spoiled
and
therefore
is
dangerous
to
consume.
•
Always
disconnect
the
appliance
from
the
power
supply
before
cleaning
the
appliance,
replacing
the
light
bulb
and
/
or
attempting
repairs.
WARNING:
repairs
should
be
preformed
by
qualified
service
personnel
only.
•
Do
not
defrost
the
appliance
with
other
electric
appliances
(for
example
a
hair
dryer)
and
never
attempt
to
scrape/remove
ice/frost
with
sharp
objects.
Use
only
enclosed
tools
or
tools
recommended
by
the
manufacturer.
®
The
refrigerating
system
of
the
appliance
is
filled
with
refrigerant
and
oil,
so
when
the
appliance
is
damaged,
handle
it
with
care
and
dispose
of
it
in
compliance
with
environmental
protection
safeguards.
(See:
We
Care
for
the
Environment).
•
The
rating
plate
containing
Model
No/Serial
No
and
other
technical
data
specific
to
this
unit,
is
located
either
inside
the
appliance
or
outside
on
the
rear
wall.
dispose
of
Worn
Out
Appliances
•
When
your
appliance
finally
wears
out,
dispose
of
it
in
a
safe
and
harmless
manner.
If
the
appliance
is
equipped
with
a
door
lock
that
cannot
be
opened
from
the
inside
(lock,
bolt),
make
sure
the
lock
is
removed,
disable
or
destroyed
before
being
discarded.
This
will
make
it
impossible
for
children
to
accidentally
lock
themselves
inside
the
appliance
and
suffocate.
•
The
refrigerator
system
of
the
appliance
is
filled
with
refrigerant
and
insulating
substances
which
should
be
separately
treated
and
processed.
Call
your
nearest
authorized
service
agent
or
specialized
servicing
center.
If
you
are
unable
to
locate
one,
contact
your
local
authorities
or
your
distributor.
Be
careful
not
to
damage
the
tubes
on
the
rear
wall
of
the
appliance
(danger
of
pollution)
IMPORTANT
WARNING
An
empty
refrigerator
is
a
very
dangerous
attraction
to
children.
Remove
either
the
gasket,latches,lids
or
doors
from
unused
appliances,
or
take
some
other
action
that
will
guarantee
it
harmless.
DANGER:Risk
of
child
entrapment.
Before
you
throw
away
your
old
refrigerator
or
freezer:
•
Take
off
the
doors
•
Leave
the
shelves
in
place
so
that
children
may
not
easily
climb
inside.
DON'T
WAIT!
DO
IT
NOW!
3
Placing
and
Installation
CHOOSING
THE
RIGHT
PLACE
Place
the
appliance
in
a
dry
and
regularly
ventilated
room.
Never
place
the
appliance
near
heat
emitting
devices
(e.g.
cooking
appliances,
radiators,
water
heaters
or
similar
devices)
and
do
not
expose
to
direct
sunlight.
The
appliance
should
be
positioned
at
least
3
cm
away
from
electric
or
gas
cooking
appliances
and
at
least
30
cm
away
from
oil
or
coal
fired
stoves.
If
this
is
not
possible,
use
an
appropriate
insulation
barrier.
Behind
the
appliance
there
should
be
a
free
space
at
least
200
cm^
wide
and
above
the
appliance
kitchen
units
(cupboards)
should
be
at
least
5
cm
away
from
the
appliance
in
order
to
assure
adequate
ventilation.
INSTALLATION
Place
the
appliance
firmly
on
a
solid
base.
Some
appliances
have
adjustable
feet
on
the
front
side;
use
them
to
level
the
appliance.
WARNING
Instructions
pertaining
to
the
risk
of
fire,
electric
shock,
or
injury
to
persons.
GROUNDING
INSTRUCTIONS
For
your
personal
safety,
this
appliance
must
be
grounded.
In
the
event
of
a
malfunction
or
breakdown,
grounding
will
reduce
the
risk
of
electric
shock
by
providing
a
path
of
least
resistance
for
electric
current,
This
appliance
is
equipped
with
a
power
cord
having
an
equipment
grounding
conductor
and
grounding
plug.
The
plug
must
be
plugged
into
an
appropriate
wall
outlet
that
is
installed
and
grounded
in
accordance
with
all
existing
local
codes
and
ordinances.
Consult
a
qualified
electrician
or
serviceman
if
the
grounding
instructions
are
not
clearly
understood,
or
if
doubt
exists
as
to
whether
the
appliance
is
properly
grounded.
CONNECTION
TO
POWER
SUPPL)
Connect
the
appliance
power
cord
and
plug
to
a
properly
grounded
wall
outlet.
The
required
nominal
voltage
and
frequency
are
indicated
on
the
rating
plate
(inside
the
unit
or
on
the
exteriof
rear
wall
of
the
unit).
OARiaSW/B'
4
[A)
Adjustable
wire
shelves
Shelf
can
be
optionally
placed
on
the
guides
inside
the
appliance.
Perishable
foods
should
be
stored
towards
the
)ack/rear
of
the
shelves.
ie:
the
coldest
part
of
the
shelf).
B)
Door
Liner
‘he
door
liner
consists
of
various
shelves
or
holders
ised
for
storing
eggs,
cheese
butter
and
yogurt
as
/ell
as
other
smaller
packages,
tubes,
cans
etc.
he
lower
shelf
is
used
for
storing
large
bottles.
(C)
Defrost
Water
Outlet
The
interior
of
the
refrigerator
is
cooled
with
a
cooling
plate
mounted
in
the
rear
wall.
Under
the
plate
there
is
a
channel
and
an
outlet
for
defrost
water.
Regularly
check
the
defrost
water
outlet
and
the
drain
channel
for
blockage.
They
should
always
be
kept
free
and
clean
of
food
particles.
If
the
deain
outlet
does
become
clogged,
use
a
plastic
straw
to
clean
it.
WE
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
TO
ALTER
THE
SPECIFICATIONS
WITH
NO
INFLUENCE
ON
THE
OPERATION
OF
THE
APPLIANCE.
5
Operation
Control
The
temperature
of
the
refrigerator
is
controlled
by
setting
thermostat
knob,
(ceiling
of
the
cabinet)
to
a
desired
setting.
Temperature
Selection
To
start
the
refrigerator,
turn
the
temperature
control
knob
to
the
position
corresponding
to
the
desired
cooling
(
on
the
graduated
blue
dial)
Fig
A
The
refrigerator
temperature
will
vary
depending
on
the
quantity
of
the
food
stored
and
on
the
frequency
with
which
the
door
is
opened.
To
turn
the
control
to
the
“OFF”
position,
rotate
the
control
knob
to
the
“0”
position.
If
the
refrigerator
has
been
left
out
of
use
for
some
time,
set
the
control
to
maximum
for
2-3
hours
before
turning
to
the
desired
position.
If
the
refrigerator
is
not
being
used
for
long
time
periods,
disconnect
the
plug
and
leave
the
door
partially
open.
This
will
help
to
reduce
mold/mildew
from
accumulating
inside
the
refrigerator
cabinet.
•
Changes
in
ambient
room
temperature
will
affect
internal
refrigerator
temperatures
(choose
correct
setting
of
the
thermostat
knob).
•
In
STOP
(0)
position
the
appliance
does
not
operate
(cooling
system
is
switched
off),
yet
power
supply
is
not
interrupted
(the
light
is
on
,
when
you
open
the
refrigerator
door).
•
Temperature
in
the
refrigerator
also
depends
on
how
often
the
door
is
opened.
6
DAR195W/0L
Use
storing
Fresh
Foods
Proper
use
of
the
appliance,
adequately
packed
food,
correct
temperature
and
taking
into
account
hygienic
precautions
will
substantially
influence
the
quality
of
the
food
stored.
•
Foods
to
be
stored
in
the
refrigerator
should
be
properly
packed
so
as
to
prevent
mixing
various
moisture
degrees
and
odors
(in
polyethylene
bags
or
sheet,
aluminum
foil,
wax
paper,
or
stored
in
covered
containers
or
bottles).
•
Before
storing
food
in
the
refrigerator,
remove
excessive
packaging
(like
yogurt
in
multi-package).
•
Pack
systematically
and
make
sure
that
foodstuffs
do
not
touch
each
other
(various
odors
may
mix).
Assure
adequate
air
circulation
around
packages.
•
Never
store
flammable,
volatile
or
explosive
substances.
•
Beverages
with
high
alcohol
percentage
shall
be
stored
in
tightly
sealed
bottles
in
vertical
position.
•
Food
should
not
touch
the
rear
wall
of
the
refrigerator
•
Foods
should
be
cooled
down
before
storing.
•
Crispy
and
delicate
foods
should
be
stored
in
the
coldest
parts
of
the
refrigerator.
•
Try
not
to
open
the
door
too
often.
•
Set
the
thermostat
to
a
setting
where
lowest
temperatures
are
reached.
Set
the
thermostat
gradually
so
as
to
avoid
freezing
of
foods.
Use
a
thermometer
and
measure
the
temperature
in
the
individual
compartments.
Place
the
thermostat
in
a
glass
vessel
filled
with
water.
Temperature
readings
are
most
reliable
a
few
hours
after
a
steady
state
condition
is
reached.
•
Some
organic
solutions
like
volatile
oils
in
lemon
and
orange
peel,
acid
in
butter
etc.
can
cause
damage
when
in
contact
with
plastic
surfaces
or
gaskets
for
long
periods
of
time.
•
Unpleasant
odors
inside
the
refrigerator
is
a
sign
that
something
is
wrong
with
foods
or
that
your
refrigerator
needs
cleaning.
Unpleasant
odors
can
be
eliminated
or
reduced
by
washing
the
interior
of
the
refrigerator
with
mild
solution
of
water
and
vinegar.
We
also
recommend
using
activated
carbon
filters
to
clean
the
air
or
to
neutralize
odors.
•
If
you
are
planning
a
long
journey,
make
sure
to
remove
perishable
articles
of
food
out
of
the
appliance
before
you
leave.
7
Maintenance
and
Cleaning
Automatic
Defrosting
of
the
Refrigerator
There
is
no
need
to
defrost
the
refrigerator,
because
ice
depositing
on
the
inner
back
wall
is
defrosted
automatically.
Ice
build-up
on
the
inner
back
wall
during
the
compressor
operation;
will
(when
the
compressor
has
cycled
off)
defrost
automatically.
Defrost
water
collects
inside
the
drain
through
passing
through
the
drain
outlet
in
the
inner
back
wall
into
a
drain
pan
situated
above
the
compressor,
from
where
it
evaporates.
Switch
Off
the
Appliance
When
Not
In
Use
If
you
do
not
intend
to
use
the
appliance
for
long
periods
of
time,
(vacations)
set
the
thermostat
knob
to
the
STOP
(0)
position,
disconnect
the
power
supply,
take
out
the
foods
and
defrost
and
clean
the
appliance.
Leave
the
door
slightly
open.
Cleaning
the
Appliance
Disconnect
the
power
bar
before
cleaning
the
appliance.
Do
not
use
coarse
or
aggressive
cleaning
agents
as
you
can
damage
the
surface.
Clean
the
exterior
with
water
and
detergent.
Remove
the
detachable
accessories
in
the
interior
of
the
appliance
and
clean
with
water
and
liquid
detergent.
Plastic
parts
cannot
be
washed
in
dishwashers.
Wash
the
interior
of
the
appliance
with
lukewarm
water,
adding
one
or
two
spoonfuls
of
vinegar.
After
cleaning,
connect
the
appliance
to
power
supply
and
reload
it.
8
Changing
the
Direction
of
the
Door
Opening
(Swing)
_
If
you
find
the
direction
of
opening
the
door
on
your
appliance
inconvenient,
you
can
change
it.
Holes
on
the
opposite
side
have
already
been
prepared
in
the
factory.
9
Tlrpuble-Shooting
Guide
Sometimes
you
may
come
across
minor
problems
that
in
most
cases
do
not
require
a
service
call
and
can
be
easily
eliminated.
The
problem
may
have
resulted
from
improper
handling
and/or
installation
of
the
appliance.
Please
refer
to
the
below
trouble¬
shooting
guide
to
assist
you
in
identifying
the
possible
cause
and
solution
to
your
problem.
Should
the
problem
still
persist
after
completing
these
checkpoints.
Contact
the
closest
authorized
service
agent
in
your
area
for
assistance.
The
Appliance
Fails
to
Operate
After
Connecting
to
Electrical
Power
Supply
•
Check
the
power
cord
is
properly
connected.
•
Check
the
power
supply
in
the
electrical
outlet,
(blown
fuse
/
circuit
breaker)
•
Make
sure
the
appliance
is
switched
on.
(thermostat
knob
in
operating
position)
Continuous
Operation
of
the
Cooling
System
•
The
door
is
frequently
opened
or
left
open
for
too
long.
•
The
door
is
not
properly
closed
(the
door
may
sag,
the
gasket
may
be
polluted
or
damaged).
•
Perhaps
you
may
have
overloaded
the
appliance
with
fresh
foods.
•
The
reason
may
be
inadequate
ventilation
of
the
compressor
(assure
adequate
air
circulation).
Ice
Formation
on
the
Inner
Rear
Wall
As
long
as
the
defrost
water
runs
to
the
channel
and
through
the
outlet
to
the
drain
pan
on
the
compressor,
automatic
defrosting
of
the
appliance
is
assured.
In
case
the
ice
formation
on
the
inner
back
wall
is
increased
(3-5
mm),
ice
should
be
manually
defrosted.
Set
the
thermostat
knob
to
STOP
(0)
position
and
leave
the
door
open.
Never
use
electric
devices
for
defrosting
and
do
not
scrape
the
ice
or
frost
layer
with
sharp
objects.
After
defrosting
is
complete,
turn
the
knob
to
desired
position
and
close
the
refrigerator
door.The
cause
of
increased
ice
formation
may
be
one
of
the
following;
the
door
does
not
seal
well
(clean
the
gasket
if
it
is
contaminated,
or
replace
it
if
it
is
damaged);
-the
door
is
frequently
opened
or
left
too
long;
-the
food
stored
in
the
refrigerator
was
warm;
-the
food
or
dish
is
touching
the
inner
back
wall.
Water
is
Leaking
From
the
Refrigerator
If
the
discharge
water
outlet
is
clogged,
or
the
defrost
water
drips
over
the
channel,
water
will
leak
from
the
refrigerator.
•
Clean
the
clogged
outlet,
for
example
with
a
plastic
straw.
•
Manually
defrost
the
increased
ice
layer.
See
“Ice
Formation
on
the
Inner
rear
Wall”
Noise
Cooling
in
a
refrigerator-freezing
appliance
is
made
possible
by
cooling
the
system
using
a
compressor,
which
will
produce
certain
noise
levels.
How
noisy
th^
appliance
is
depends
on
where
it
is
placed,
how
it
is
j
used
and
how
old
the
appliance
is.
•
During
the
operation
of
the
compressor
the
noise
of
the
liquid
is
heard
and
when
the
compressor
is
not
operating,
the
refrigerant
flow
is
heard.
This
is
a
normal
condition
and
it
has
no
influence
whatsoever
on
the
lifetime
of
the
appliance.
•
After
starting
the
appliance,
the
operation
of
the
compressor
and
the
refrigerant
flow
may
be
louder,
which
does
not
mean
that
something
is
wron^
with
the
appliance
and
it
has
no
influence
on
the
lifetime
of
the
appliance.
Gradually
the
is
noise
reduced.
•
Sometimes
unusual
and
louder
noise
is
heard,
which
is
rather
unusual
for
the
appliance.
This
noise
is
often
a
consequence
of
inadequate
installation.
-The
appliance
must
be
level
and
installed
on
a
firm
solid
base/floor.
-It
should
not
touch
the
wall
or
kitchen
units
standing
next
to
it.
-Check
the
accessories
on
the
interior
of
the
appliance,
they
should
be
placed
correctly
in
their
positions;
also
check,
bottles,
tins,
and
other
vessels
are
not
touching
each
other
causing
rattling
and/or
vibrations.
10
PARTS
LIST
Ulus.
DAR195W
DAR195BL
NO.
Description
Part
No.
Part
NO.
1
CANSTOR
Shelf
195.B
195.B
2
Bushing
432.3
432.3
3
U
Shelf
bar
054.4
054.4
4
Door
Gasket
054.5
054.5
5
Table
Top
34.6(W)
34.6(BL)
6
Table
Top
Screw
432.6
432.6
7
Support
Plate
34.7
34.7
8
Door
Rings
Base
054.9
054.9
9A
Top
And
Bottom
Hinge
Screw
054.10A
054.1
OA
9B
Lock
Washer
054.10B
054.10B
9C
Washer
054.
IOC
054.
IOC
10
Bushing
054.11
054.11
11
Upper
Door
Hinge
Axis
432.11
432.11
12
Bottom
Hinge
34.9(W)
34.9(BL)
13
Lock
Washer
432.18
432.18
14
Adjustable
Foot
432.19
432.19
15
Foot
432.21
432.21
16
Fixed
Foot
Screw
432.22
432.22
17
Power
Supply
Cord
054.22
054.22
18
Dnp
Tray
194.1(W)
194.1(BL)
19
Wire
Clip
432.26
432.26
20
Load
Wire
Clamp
432.27
432.27
21A
Split
Shelt
194.2
194.2
21B
Full
Size
Shelf
194.3
194.3
22
Thermostat
Mounting
Plate
194.4
194.4
23
Thermostat
194.5
194.5
24
Control
Knob
194.6(W)
194.6(BL)
25
Thermostat
Box
194.7(W)
194.7(BL)
26
Thermostat
Panel
194.8(W)
194.8(BL)
27
Compressor
Base
-
99352.52
99352.52
28
Compressor
BaseBolt
99352.51
99352.51
29
Compressor
Boltwasher
99352.08
99352.08
30
Suction
Tube
Sleeve
99352.09
99352.09
31
Spring
Washer
99352.10
99352.10
32
Fixing
Screw
99352.11
99352.11
33
Comporessor
195.A.01
195.A.01
34
Overload
protector
195.A.02
195.A.02
34A
PTc
Starter
195.A.03
195.A.03
35
Relay
Cover
195.A.04
195.A.04
35A
Relay
Cover
Retainer
195.A.05
195.A.05
36
Dryer
432.47
432.47
37
Evaporator
194.9
194.9
38
Door
054.48(W)
054.48(BL)
39
Door
liner
195.44
195.44
40
Door
Hinge
Plug
432.54(W)
432.54(BL)
11
EtanllVl
LIMITED
COMPACT
■
■
^iM^)esigner
REFRIGERATOR
WARRANTY
This
quality
product
is
warranted
to
be
free
from
manufacturer’s
defects
in
material
and
workmanship,
provided
that
the
unit
is
used
under
the
normal
operating
conditions
intended
by
the
manufacturer.
This
warranty
is
available
only
to
the
person
to
whom
the
unit
was
originally
sold
by
Danby
or
by
an
authorized
distributor
of
Danby,
and
is
non-transferable.
TERMS
OF
WARRANTY
Plastic
parts,
are
warranted
for
thirty
(30)
days
only
from
purchase
date,
with
no
extensions
provided.
First
18
Months
During
the
first
eighteen
(18)
months,
any
electrical
parts
of
this
product
found
to
be
defective,
including
any
sealed
system
units,
will
be
repaired
or
replaced,
at
warrantor’s
option,
at
no
charge
to
the
ORIGINAL
purchaser.
To
obtain
Danby
reserves
the
right
to
limit
the
boundaries
of
“In
Home
Service”
to
the
proximity
of
an
Authorized
Service
Depot.
Any
appliance
Service
requiring
service
outside
the
limited
boundaries
of
“In
Home
Service"
,it
will
be
the
consumer’s
responsibility
to
transport
the
appliance
(at
their
own
expense)
to
the
original
retailer
(point
of
purchase)
or
a
service
depot
for
repair.
Contact
your
dealer
from
whom
your
unit
was
purchased,
or
contact
your
nearest
authorized
Danby
service
depot,
where
service
must
be
performed
by
a
qualified
service
technician.
If
service
is
performed
on
the
units
by
anyone
other
than
an
authorized
service
depot,
or
the
unit
is
used
for
commercial
application,
all
obligations
of
Danby
under
this
warranty
shall
be
at
an
end.
Nothing
within
this
warranty
shall
imply
that
Danby
will
be
responsible
or
liable
for
any
spoilage
or
damage
to
food
or
other
contents
of
this
appliance,
whether
due
to
any
defect
of
the
appliance,
or
its
use,
whether
proper
or
improper.
EXCLUSIONS
Save
as
herein
provided,
Danby
Products
Limited
(Canada)
or
Danby
Products
Inc.
(U.S.A.),
there
are
no
other
warranties,
conditions,
representations
or
guarantees,
express
or
implied,
made
or
intended
by
Danby
Products
Limited
or
its
authorized
distributors
and
all
other
warranties,
conditions,
representations
or
guarantees,
including
any
warranties,
conditions,
representations
or
guarantees
under
any
Sale
of
Goods
Act
or
like
legislation
or
statue
is
hereby
expressly
excluded.
Save
as
herein
provided,
Danby
Products
Limited
(Canada)
or
Danby
Products
Inc.
(U.S.A),
shall
not
be
responsible
for
any
damages
to
persons
or
property,
including
the
unit
itself,
howsoever
caused
or
any
consequential
damages
arising
from
the
malfunction
of
the
unit
and
by
the
purchase
of
the
unit,
the
purchaser
does
hereby
agree
to
indemnity
and
save
harmless
Danby
Products
Limited
from
any
claim
for
damages
to
persons
or
property
caused
by
the
unit.
GENERAL
PROVISIONS
No
warranty
or
insurance
herein
contained
or
set
out
shall
apply
when
damage
or
repair
is
caused
by
any
of
the
following:
1)
Power
Failure.
2)
Damage
in
transit
or
when
moving
the
appliance.
3)
Improper
power
supply
such
as
low
voltage,
defective
house
wiring
or
inadequate
fuses.
4)
Accident,
alteration,
abuse
or
misuse
of
the
appliance
such
as
inadequate
air
circulation
in
the
room
or
abnormal
operating
conditions,
(extremely
high
or
low
room
temperature).
5)
Use
for
commercial
or
industrial
purposes.
6)
Fire,
water
damage,
theft,
war,
riot,
hostility,
acts
of
God
such
as
hurricanes,
floods
etc.
7)
Service
calls
resulting
in
customer
education.
Proof
of
purchase
date
will
be
required
for
warranty
claims;
so,
please
retain
bills
of
sale.
In
the
event
warranty
service
is
required,
present
this
document
to
our
AUTHORIZED
SERVICE
DEPOT,
Danby
Products
Limited
Danby
Products
Inc.
PO
Box
1778,5070
Whitelaw
RD,
Guelph,
Ontario,
Canada
N1H
6Z9
PO
Box
669,101
Bentley
Court,
Findlay,
Ohio,
U.S.A.
45839-0669
Telephone:
(519)837-0920
FAX:
(519)837-0449
07/07
Telephone:
(419)425-8627
FAX:
(419)425-8629
Nous
sommes
reconnaissants
de
votre
achat
d'un
apparell
Danby
Designer.
Nous
esperons
qu'il
vous
remplira
exigences
pendant
plusieurs
annees.
Ce
refrigerateur
est
pour
I'utilisation
domestique
seulement
et
doit
etre
utilise
pour
le
rangement
des
aliments
frais
a
la
temperature
superieure
a
0‘’C/32°F.
Prieur
a
la
mise
en
marche
initiale
..
Directives
d'utilisation
Nous
prenons
soins
de
I'environnement
True
pour
la
conservation
de
I'energie
Important.
Comment
se
defaire
des
vieux
appareils
Position
et
installation.
Choisir
le
bon
emplacement
Positionnement
de
I'appareil
Raccord
a
I'alimentation
electrique
Description
de
I'appareil.
Description
des
commandes
......
Choix
de
la
temperature
15
16
17
Utilisation.
Rangement
des
aliments
frais
Soins
et
entretien
.
Decongelation
automatique
du
refrigerateur
Comment
nettoyer
I'appareil
Arreter
I'appareil
lorsqu'il
n'est
pas
utiliser
Changement
de
direction
de
I'ouverture
de
porte
.
.22
En
cas
de
probleme..23
18
19
SAUVEGARDEZ
CES
INSTRUCTIONS
14
Prieur
a
la
mise
en
marche
•
Laisser
reposer
le
refrigerateur
pendant
2
heures
avant
de
le
brancher
a
I'alimentation
electrique.
Ceci
reduit
la
possibilite
de
problemes
du
systeme
de
refroidissement
causes
par
la
manutention
durant
le
transport.
•
Nettoyer
completement
I'appareil,
specifiquement
I'interieur
(Voir
la
section
de
Soins
et
entretien).
•
Dans
les
cas
ou
les
accessoires
a
I'interieur
de
I'appareil
ne
sont
pas
en
bonne
position,
placez-les
de
nouveau
selon
la
'Description
de
I'appareil'.
Directives
d'utilisation
Ces
directives
sont
pour
I'utilisateur.
Elies
decrivent
I'appareil
et
les
precedes
appropries
pour
le
fonctionnement
securitaire.
SAUVEGARDEZ
CES
INSTRUCTIONS
Les
couches
de
glace
et
de
gele
augmentent
la
consommation
§nergetique.
Nettoyez
alors
I'appareil
aussitot
que
la
couche
attaint
de
3
a
5
mm.
Si
le
joint
etanche
est
endommag6
ou
si
I'etancheite
de
la
porte
est
insuffisante,
la
consommation
energetique
est
beaucoup
plus
elevee.
Pour
retablir
I'energie,
remplacez
le
joint
6tanche.
Prenez
toujours
notes
des
directives
donn6es
dans
la
section
'Position
et
trues
pour
la
conservation
energetique',
autrement
la
consommation
est
bien
plus
6levee.
NOUS
PRENONS
SOINS
DE
L'ENVIRONNEMENTS
•
Nos
produits
sont
securitaires
pour
I'environnement.
Pour
ce
but,
les
matieres
individuelles
d'emballage
sont
bien
etiquetees.
•
Ces
instructions
sont
imprimees
sois
sur
du
papier
recycle,
sois
sur
du
papier
sans
javellisant.
•
Lorsque
votre
appareil
est
finalement
trop
vieux,
veuillez
ne
pas
endommager
I'environnement:
Appelez
votre
agent
regional
de
service.
(Voir
Comment
se
defaire
d'un
vieil
appareil).
True
pour
la
conservation
de
I'energie
•
Essayer
de
ne
pas
ouvrir
la
porte
trop
souvent,
specifiquement
lorsqu'il
fait
chaud
et
humide.
Une
fois
la
porte
est
ouverte,
fermez-la
aussitot
que
possible.
Ceci
est
tres
important
si
vous
possedez
un
module
vertical.
•
De
temps
a
autre,
verifiez
que
I'appareil
a
une
ventilation
suffisante
(une
circulation
d'air
adequate
a
I'arriere
de
I'appareil).
•
Reglez
le
thermostat
de
la
position
plus
haute
a
une
plus
basse
aussitSt
que
possible
(selon
la
charge
d'aliments,
la
temperature
ambiante,
etc.)
•
Avant
de
ranger
les
aliments
frais
dans
I'appareil,
il
faut
s'assurer
qu'ils
sont
a
la
temperature
ambiante
(a
I'exception
des
soupes).
15
OAR195W/BL
Important
•
Si
vous
avez
achete
cet
appareil
pour
remplacer
un
vieil
appareil
equipe
d'une
serrure
de
porte
qui
ne
s'ouvre
pas
de
I'interieur
(verrou),
ce
verrou
doit
etre
enleve,
mis
hors
fonctionnement
ou
detruit
avant
de
se
defaire
de
I'appareil.
Ceci
empeche
la
possibilite
qu'un
enfant
s'embarre
accidentellement
a
I'interieur
de
I'appareil
et
previent
I'asphyxie.
•
I'appareil
doit
etre
correctement
raccorde
a
I'alimentation
de
puissance.
(Voir:
Raccord
a
I'alimentation
d'electricite).
•
Si
les
denrees
ont
une
odeur
ou
couleur
etrange,
jetez-les
car
elles
sont
surement
pourries
et
ne
doivent
pas
etre
consommees.
•
Debranchez
toujours
I'appareil
de
I'alimentation
de
puissance
avant
de
le
nettoyer,
de
remplacer
la
lampe
et/ou
pour
accomplir
I'entretien.
PRECAUTION:
les
reparations
doivent
etre
accomplies
seulement
par
un
technician
qualifie.
•
Ne
jamais
decongeler
I'appareil
a
I'aide
d'autres
appareils
electriques
(tels
que
les
secheurs
a
cheveux)
et
ne
grattez/enlevez
pas
la
glace/givre
a
I'aide
d'un
instrument
coupant.
Utilisez
seulement
les
outils
fournis
par
le
fabricant.
•
Le
systeme
de
refrigeration
de
I'appareil
contient
un
refrigerant
et
de
I'huile.
Si
I'appareil
est
endommage,
maniez-le
avec
soins
et
debarrassez-
vous
de
I'appareil
en
suivant
les
directives
de
protection
de
I'environnement.
(Voir:
Nous
prenons
soins
de
I'environnement).
•
La
plaque
signaletique
qui
contient
les
numeros
de
serie
et
de
modele,
ainsi
que
les
donnees
techniques
de
I'appareil,
se
trouve
sois
a
I'interieur
de
I'appareil
ou
sur
la
paroi
arriere
a
I'exterieur
de
I'appareil.
Pour
se
defaire
des
vieux
appareils
•
Lorsque
vous
devez
enfin
vous
defaire
de
votre
vieil
appareil,
faites-le
d'une
facon
securitaire
qui
ne
causera
pas
de
dommage.
Si
I'appareil
est
equipe
d'une
serure
de
porte
qui
ne
s'ouvre
pas
de
I'interieur
(verrou),
ce
verrou
doit
etre
enleve,
mis
hors
fonctionnement
ou
detruit
avant
de
se
defaire
de
I'appareil.
Ceci
empeche
la
possibilite
qu'un
enfant
s'embarre
accidentellement
a
I'interieur
de
I'appareil
et
previent
I'asphyxie.
•
Le
systeme
de
refrigeration
de
votre
appareil
contient
un
refrigerant
et
des
matieres
d'isolation
qui
devraient
etre
traitees
separement.
Telephonez
votre
representant
regional
de
service
ou
un
centre
de
service
specialise.
Si
vous
ne
pouvez
pas
en
trouver
un,
consultez
les
autorites
regionales
ou
votre
distributeur.
Prenez
soins
de
ne
pas
endommager
les
serpentins
qui
se
trouvent
sur
le
mur
arriere
de
I'appareil
(danger
de
pollution).
PRECAUTION
IMPORTANTE
Un
refrigerateur
vide
est
une
attraction
dangereuse
aux
enfants.
Enlever
les
joints
etanches,
les
loquets,
les
couvercles
ou
les
portes
des
appareils
qui
ne
sont
pas
utiliser,
ou
faites
de
soit
que
I'appareil
ne
pr^sente
aucun
danger.
DANGER:
Risque
des
enfants
deviennent
coincer
dans
I'appareil
Avant
de
jeter
votre
ancien
refrigerateur
ou
cong61ateur:
•
Enlevez
les
portes
•
Laissez
les
clayette
e
ses
places
afm
que
des
enfants
ne
puissent
pas
monter
facltement
dans
I'appareil.
N’ATTENDEZ
PAS!
FAITES-LE
immEdiatemen!
16
Position
et
Instailation
CHOISIR
LE
BON
EMPLACEMENT
Situer
I'appareil
dans
un
endroit
sec
et
a
bonne
circulation
d'air.
Ne
jamais
positionner
I'appareil
proche
d'un
generateur
de
chaleur
(ex.
Appareil
de
cuisson,
radiateurs,
chauffe
eau,
ou
autres
appareils
semblables)
et
jamais
exposer
I'appareil
au
rayon
direct
du
soleil.
I'appareil
doit
etre
situe
a
au
moins
3
cm
d'un
appareil
de
cuisson
au
gaz
ou
electrique
et
au
moins
30
cm
des
fours
a
mazout
ou
au
charbon.
Si
ceci
est
impossible,
utilisez
un
dispositif
approprie
d'isolation.
L'espace
libre
a
I'arriere
de
I'appareil
devrait
etre
d'une
largeur
d'au
moins
200
cm2
et
celle
entre
I'appareil
et
les
armoires
au-dessus
devrait
etre
au
moins
5
cm
pour
assurer
une
ventilation
adequate.
INSTALLATION
Situer
I'appareil
sur
une
base
solide.
Certains
appareils
ont
des
pattes
avant
reglables,
utilisez-les
pour
mettre
I'appareil
a
niveau.
PRECAUTION
Consignes
de
securite
au
sujet
du
risque
d'incendie,
de
choc
Electrique,
ou
blessures
corporelles.
INSTRUCTIONS
DE
MISE
A
LA
TERRE
Pour
votre
securite,
cet
appareil
doit
etre
mis
a
la
terre.
En
cas
de
mauvais
fonctionnement
ou
de
pannes,
la
mise
a
la
terre
reduit
le
risque
de
choc
electrique
en
fournissant
une
echappatoire
au
courant
electrique.
I'appareil
est
muni
d'un
cordon
electrique
comprenant
un
fil
de
mise
a
la
terre
et
une
fiche
de
terre.
Brancher
la
fiche
dans
une
prise
de
courant
correctement
installee
et
mise
a
la
terre
selon
les
normes
et
codes
regionaux.
Consulter
un
electricien
ou
un
technicien
qualifie
si
vous
ne
comprenez
pas
les
instructions
de
mise
a
la
terre
ou
si
vous
avez
un
doute
quelconque
sur
la
bonne
mise
a
la
terre
de
I'appareil.
RACCORD
A
L'ALIMENTATION
Electrique
Brancher
le
cordon
d'alimentation
de
I'appareil
a
une
prise
de
courant
murale
correctement
mise
a
la
terre.
La
tension
nominale
et
la
frequence
exigees
sont
indiquees
sur
la
plaque
de
classification
de
I'appareil
(a
I'interieur
de
I'appareil
ou
sur
le
caisson
au
dos
de
I'appareil).
17
DAR195W/BL
(A)
Clayettes
de
niveilement
La
tablette
peut
etre
situee
sur
les
guides
a
I'interieur
de
I'appareil
selon
votre
gout.
Les
aliments
perissables
devraient
ranger
vers
I'arriere
du
refrigerateur.
(C'est-a-dire,
la
section
plus
froide
de
la
tablette.)
(B)
Paroi
de
porte
La
paroi
de
porte
contient
des
clayettes
en
porte-a-faux
pour
le
rangement
des
oeufs,
fromages,
beurres
et
yaourt
ainsi
que
plusieurs
autres
petits
contenants,
tubes,
cannettes,
etc.
La
clayette
inferieure
est
utilisee
pour
le
rangement
de
grosses
bouteilles.
(C)
B
ouche
d'ecoulement
d'eau
de
degi¥ragi
L'interieur
du
refrigerateur
est
refroidi
par
une
plaque
de
refroidissement
installe
dans
la
paroi
du
fond
du
refrigerateur
Sous
la
plaque
se
trouve
une
rainure
et
une
|
bouche
pour
I'eau
de
degivrage.
Verifier
regulierement
cette
bouche
de
degivrage
et
la
rainure
centre
toute
obstruction.
Elies
doivent
toujours
etre
propres
et
libres
de
toutes
particules
d'aliments.
Si
la
bouche
est
bloquee,
nettoyez-la
a
I'aide
d'une
paille
en
plastique.
NOUS
RESERVONS
LE
DROIT
DE
MODIFIER
LES
SPiCIFICATIONS
QUI
N'ONT
AUCUNE
INFLUENCE
SUR
L
FONCTIONNEMENT
DE
L'APPAREIL.
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