Hisense FUV124D4AW1 Mounting instructions

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FUV124D4AW1

Contents
Safety and warning information2
Installing your new appliance 6
Description of t e appliance8
Display controls9
Using your appliance 10
Cleaning and care11
Helpful ints and tips12
Troubles ooting13
Disposal of t e appliance15
Safety and warning information
For your safety and correct usage, before installing and first using t e
appliance, read t is user manual carefully, including its ints and warnings. To
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avoid unnecessary mistakes and accidents, it is important to make sure t at all
people using t e appliance are t oroug ly familiar wit its operation and safety
features. Save t ese instructions and be sure t at t ey remain wit t e
appliance if it is moved or sold, so t at anyone using it t roug out its life, will
be properly informed on its usage and safety notices.
For t e safety of life and property, keep t e precautions of t ese user's
instructions as t e manufacturer is not responsible for damages caused by
omission.
Safety for children and others who are vulnerable people
According to EN standard
T is appliance can be used by c ildren aged from 8 years and above and
persons wit reduced p ysical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of
experience and knowledge if t ey ave been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of t e appliance in a safe way and understand t e azards
involved. C ildren s all not play wit t e appliance. Cleaning and user
maintenance s all not be made by c ildren wit out supervision.
According to IEC standard
T is appliance is not intended for use by persons (including c ildren) wit
reduced p ysical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless t ey ave been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of t e appliance by a person being responsible for t eir safety.
 Keep all packaging away from c ildren as t ere is risk of suffocation.
 If you are discarding t e appliance, pull t e plug out of t e socket, cut t e
connection cable (as close to t e appliance as you can) and remove t e
door to prevent c ildren playing from suffering an electric s ock or from
closing t emselves inside it.
 If t is appliance, featuring a magnetic door seals, is to replace an older
appliance aving a spring lock (latc ) on t e door or lid, be sure to make
t e spring
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lock unusable before you discard t e old appliance. T is will
prevent it from becoming a deat trap for a c ild.
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General safety
 WARNING —T is appliance is intended to be used in ouse old
and similar applications suc as
-staff kitc en areas in s ops, offices and ot er working environments;
-farm ouses and otels, motels and ot er residential type environments;
-bed and breakfast type environments;
-catering and similar non-retail applications.
 WARNING — Do not store explosive substances suc as aerosol cans
wit a flammable propellant in t is appliance.
 WARNING — If t e supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by t e
manufacturer, its service agent or similarly
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qualified persons in order to
avoid a azard.
 WARNING — Keep ventilation openings, in t e appliance enclosure or in
t e built-in structure, clear of obstruction.
 WARNING — Do not use mec anical devices or ot er means to
accelerate t e defrosting process, ot er t an t ose recommended by t e
manufacturer.
 WARNING — Do not damage t e refrigerant circuit.
 WARNING — Do not use electrical appliances inside t e food storage
compartments of t e appliance, unless t ey are of t e type recommended
by t e manufacturer.
 WARNING — T e refrigerant and insulation blowing gas are flammable.
W en disposing of t e appliance, do so only at an aut orized waste
disposal centre. Do not expose to flame.
 WARNING —W en positioning t e appliance, ensure t e supply cord is
not trapped or damaged.
 WARNING —Do not locate multiple portable socket-outlets or portable
power supplies at t e rear of t e appliance.
 WARNING—To avoid a azard due to instability of t e appliance, it must
be fixed in accordance wit t e instructions.
Replacing the illuminating lamps
 WARNING—T e illuminating lamps must not be replaced by t e user! If
t e illuminating lamps is damaged, contact t e customer elpline for
assistance. T is warning is only for refrigerators t at contain illuminating
lamps.
Refrigerant
T e refrigerant isobutene (R600a) is contained wit in t e refrigerant circuit of
t e appliance, a natural gas wit a ig level of environmental compatibility,
w ic is nevert eless flammable. During transportation and installation of t e
appliance, ensure t at none of t e components of t e refrigerant circuit
becomes damaged.
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T e refrigerant (R600a) is flammable.
WARNING — Refrigerators contain refrigerant and gases in t e insulation.
Refrigerant and gases must be disposed of professionally as t ey may cause
eye injuries or ignition. Ensure t at tubing of t e refrigerant circuit is not
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damage prior to proper disposal.
WARNING: Ris of fire/flammable materials
If t e refrigerant circuit s ould be damaged:
-Avoid opening flames and sources of ignition.
-T oroug ly ventilate t e room in w ic t e appliance is situated.
It is dangerous to alter t e specifications or modify t is product in any way.
Any damage to t e cord may cause a s ort circuit, fire, and/or electric s ock.
Electrical safety
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1.T e power cord must not be lengt ened.
2. Make sure t at t e power plug is not crus ed or damaged. A crus ed or
damaged power plug may over eat and cause a fire.
3. Make sure t at you can access t e main plug of t e appliance.
4. Do not pull t e main cable.
5. If t e power plug socket is loose, do not inser
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t t e power plug. T ere is a risk
of electric s ock or fire.
6.You must not operate t e appliance wit out t e interior lig ting lamp cover.
7.T e fridge is only applied wit power supply of single p ase alternating
current of 220~240V/50Hz. If fluctuation of voltage in t e district of user is so
large t at t e voltage exceeds t e above scope, for safety sake, be sure to
apply A.C. Automatic voltage regulator of more t an 350W to t e fridge. T e
fridge must employ a special power socket instead of common one wit ot er
electric appliances. Its plug must matc t e socket wit ground wire.
Daily use
 Do not store flammable gas or liquids in t e appliance, T ere is a risk of an
explosion.
 Do not operate any electrical appliances in t e appliance (e.g. electric ice
cream makers, mixers etc.).
 W en unplugging always pull t e plug from t e mains socket, do not pull
on t e cable.
 Do not place ot items near t e plastic components of t is appliance.
 Do not place food products directly against t e air outlet on t e rear wall.
 Store pre-packed frozen food in accordance wit t e frozen food
manufacture's instructions.
 T e appliances manufactures storage recommendations s ould be strictly
ad ered to. Refer to relevant instructions for storage.
 Do not place carbonated or fizzy drinks in t e freezer compartment as it
creates pressure on t e container, w ic may cause it to explode, resulting
in damage to t e appliance.
 Frozen food can cause frost burns if consumed straig t from t e freezer
compartment.
 Do not place t e appliance in direct sunlig t.
 Keep burning candles, lamps and ot er items wit naked flames away
from t e appliance so t at do not set t e appliance on fire.
 T e appliance is intended for keeping food stuff and/or beverages in
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normal ouse old as explained in t is instruction booklet .You s ould take
care w en move it as t e appliance is eavy.
 Do not remove nor touc items from t e freezer compartment if your ands
are damp/wet, as t is could cause skin abrasions or frost/freezer burns.
 Never use t e base, drawers, doors etc. to stand on or as supports.
 Frozen food must not be refrozen once it as been t awed out.
 Do not consume ice popsicles or ice cubes straig t from t e freezer as t is
can cause freezer burn to t e mout and lips.
 To avoid items falling and causing injury or damage to t e appliance, do
not overload t e door racks or put too
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muc food in t e crisper drawers.
caution!
Care and cleaning
 Before maintenance, switc off t e appliance and disconnect t e mains
plug from t e mains socket.
 Do not clean t e appliance wit metal objects, steam cleaner, et ereal oils,
organic solvents or abrasive
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cleansers.
 Do use a plastic scraper instead of a s arp objects to remove frost from
t e appliance.
 Installation Important!
 For electrical connection carefully, follow t e instructions given in t is
manual. Unpack t e appliance and c eck if t ere are damages on it.
 Do not connect t e appliance if it is damaged. Report possible damages
immediately to t e place you boug t it. In t is case retain packing.
 It is advisable to wait at least four ours before connecting t e appliance to
allow t e oil to flow back in t e compressor.
 Adequate air circulation s ould be around t e appliance, lacking t is leads
to over eating. To ac ieve sufficient ventilation, follow t e instructions
relevant to installation.
 W erever possible t e back of t e product s ould not be too close to a wall
to avoid touc ing or catc ing warm parts(compressor, condenser) to
prevent t e risk of a fire, follow t e instructions relevant to installation.
 T e appliance must not be locate close to radiators or cookers.
 Make sure t at t e mains plug is accessible after t e installation of t e
appliance.
Service
 Any electrical work required to do t e servicing of t e appliance s ould be
carried out by qualified electrician or competent person.
 T is product must be serviced by an aut orized Service
Center, and only genuine spare parts must be used.
1)If t e appliance is Frost Free.
2)If t e appliance contains freezer compartment.
Note: C ildren aged from 3 to 8 years are allowed to load and unload
refrigerating appliances.(T is clause applies only to t e EU region.)
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Installing Your N
Positioning:
Position t e appliance
away from sou
of stoves, radiators,
direct sunlig t etc.
Maximum performance and safety are
guaranteed by maintaining t e correct
indoor temperature for t e class of unit
concerned as specified on t e rating plate.
T is appliance performs well
ST. T e appliance
may not work properly
if left at a temperature above or below t e
indicated range.
Climate class
Ambient temperature
SN
+10°C to +32°C
N
+16°C to +32°C
ST
+16°C to +38°C
T
+16°C to +43°C
Appliance
must not be exposed
Sufficient air must be allowed to circulate
in t e lower rear section of
poor air circulation can affect performance
Built-in appliance
s ould be positioned
away from eat sources suc as stoves,
fires or eaters.
Installation instructions:
Before
installing, carefully read t e
instruction in order to avoid a certain
number of problems.
T is is
Dimensions of mounting slot
N
ew Appliance
away from sou
rces
direct sunlig t etc.
Maximum performance and safety are
guaranteed by maintaining t e correct
indoor temperature for t e class of unit
concerned as specified on t e rating plate.
T is appliance performs well
from SN to
may not work properly
if left at a temperature above or below t e
Ambient temperature
+10°C to +32°C
+16°C to +32°C
+16°C to +38°C
+16°C to +43°C
must not be exposed
to rain.
Sufficient air must be allowed to circulate
in t e lower rear section of
appliance, as
poor air circulation can affect performance
.
s ould be positioned
away from eat sources suc as stoves,
Installation instructions:
installing, carefully read t e
instruction in order to avoid a certain
Dimensions of mounting slot
.
Follow the steps
in the
guide provided.
Note:
Your product is designed and built
for domestic ouse old use only. T e
product must
be correctly installed,
located and operated in accordance wit
t e instructions contained in
Instructions guide
provided.
Reversing the fridge
door
T e side at w ic t e door opens can be
c anged, from t e rig t side (as supplied) to
t e left side, if t e installation site requires.
Warning! W en reversing t e door,
appliance must not be connected to t e
mains. Ensure
t at t e plug is removed
t e mains socket..
Tools you will need(Not provided):
P ilips Screwdriver &
Slotted Screwdriver
Wrenc (
Note:
W en required, tilt t e refrigerator back
order to gain access to t e base, you
s ould rest t e
appliance
packaging or similar material to avoid
damaging t e backboard of t e
refrigerator. To reverse t e door, t e
following steps are generally
recommended.
1. Stand t e refrigerator uprig t. Open t e
door,
remove t e upper inge cover
and rig t).
Remove t e lower screw ole
cover for t e cabinet.
Remove t e screw
ole cover for t e door.
in the
installation
Your product is designed and built
for domestic ouse old use only. T e
be correctly installed,
located and operated in accordance wit
t e instructions contained in
t e User
provided.
door
T e side at w ic t e door opens can be
c anged, from t e rig t side (as supplied) to
t e left side, if t e installation site requires.
Warning! W en reversing t e door,
t e
appliance must not be connected to t e
t at t e plug is removed
from
Tools you will need(Not provided):
Wrenc (
8mm)
W en required, tilt t e refrigerator back
in
order to gain access to t e base, you
appliance
on soft foam
packaging or similar material to avoid
damaging t e backboard of t e
refrigerator. To reverse t e door, t e
following steps are generally
1. Stand t e refrigerator uprig t. Open t e
remove t e upper inge cover
(left
Remove t e lower screw ole
Remove t e screw
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2. Wit t e door
●closed, remove t e
screws on t e outside of inges. Open t e
inges away from t e door. Wit t e inge
open undo t e
●screws olding it to t e
cabinet. Be careful wit t e inge, use a
long s afted screwdriver if you ave one.
3. Turn t e inge over and place it on t e
diagonally opposite comer of t e cabinet.
Screw back in place. Repeat wit t e ot er
inge. Replace t e door and re-attac t e
inges. C eck t at t e door is aligned
orizontally and vertically and t at t e
door seals are secure on all sides before
finally tig tening t e inge bracket screws.
4. Replace t e upper inge cover (left and
rig t). Replace t e lower screw ole cover
for t e cabinet. Replace t e screw ole
cover for t e door.
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Description of the
Note ！
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Due to unceasing modification of our products, your refrigerator may
from t is instruction manual, but its functions and using met ods remain t e same.
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To get t e best energy efficiency of t is product, please place all s elves, drawers and
baskets on t eir original position as t e illustration above
View of the appliance
1. Controller part
2. Freezer drawer
3. Glass shelf
4. Ice tray
Description of the
Appliance
Due to unceasing modification of our products, your refrigerator may
be slig tly different
from t is instruction manual, but its functions and using met ods remain t e same.
To get t e best energy efficiency of t is product, please place all s elves, drawers and
baskets on t eir original position as t e illustrat
ion above.
be slig tly different
from t is instruction manual, but its functions and using met ods remain t e same.
To get t e best energy efficiency of t is product, please place all s elves, drawers and
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Display C
ontrols
Use your appliance according to t e following control regulations, your appliance as t e
corresponding functions as t e control panels s owed
Controlling the temperature
For optimum food preservation,
recommend t at w en you start your
refrigerator for t e first time, t e
temperature for t e
refrigerator is set to
-18°C. If y
ou want to c ange t e
temperature, follow t e instructions below.
Caution!
W en you set a
temperature, you set an
average temper
ature for t e w ole
refrigerator
cabinet. Temperatures inside
eac
compartment may vary from t e
temperatures displayed on t e panel,
depending on ow muc food you
and w ere you place it. Hig or
temperature may also affect
temperature inside t e
appliance.
1. POWER
Press and old t e
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POWER
seconds
to turn t e power function on or
off.
W en t e power function is on, t e display
board will s ow “- -”.
If no button
been pressed, t e display
off about 1 minute later.
IF you want to turn off t e
make sure t e display board is lig ting up.
IF not, you can press any button to
t e display board.
Important!
W en t e power function is
on, t e refrigerator s
tops cooling
Do not store any food in t e
t is time. If you will not
use t e refrigerator
for a long time,
please pull t e plug.
2. SUPER
Super will quickly lower t e temperature
wit in
t e freezer so food will freeze faster
T is can lock in t e
vitamins and
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ontrols
Use your appliance according to t e following control regulations, your appliance as t e
corresponding functions as t e control panels s owe
d
in t e pictures below.
Controlling the temperature
For optimum food preservation,
we
recommend t at w en you start your
refrigerator for t e first time, t e
refrigerator is set to
ou want to c ange t e
temperature, follow t e instructions below.
temperature, you set an
ature for t e w ole
cabinet. Temperatures inside
compartment may vary from t e
temperatures displayed on t e panel,
depending on ow muc food you
store
and w ere you place it. Hig or
low room
temperature may also affect
t e actual
appliance.
POWER
” button for 3
to turn t e power function on or
W en t e power function is on, t e display
If no button
s ave
t e display
board will turn
t e
power function,
make sure t e display board is lig ting up.
IF not, you can press any button to
lig t up
W en t e power function is
tops cooling
.
Do not store any food in t e
fridge during
use t e refrigerator
please pull t e plug.
Super will quickly lower t e temperature
t e freezer so food will freeze faster
.
vitamins and
nutrients
of fres food and keep food fres longer.
 Press t e
button to activate t e super
freeze function. T e lig t
illuminated, and panel will
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Super freeze automatically switc es off
after 52 ours.
 W en super
freeze function is on, you
can switc off super freeze function by
pressing t e middle part of button and t e
freezer temperature setting will revert back
to t e previous setting.
3. TEMP
Press t e middle part of
t e button to set
fridge temperature
between
as needed, and control panel will display
corresponding figures according to t e
following sequence.
NOTE:
Hig temperature setting will
accelerate food waste.
4. ALARM
In case of alarm,
icon will lig t
flas es, meanw ile a
buzzing sound will
start.
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T e fridge plug in over
fridge temperature over
-
will activate a alarm and buzzer. T e
buzzer will beep 3
times per minute for 10
minutes.
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To save energy, please avoid keeping
door open for a long time w en using
refrigerator.
Use your appliance according to t e following control regulations, your appliance as t e
in t e pictures below.
of fres food and keep food fres longer.
button to activate t e super
freeze function. T e lig t
will be
panel will
display -24 ℃ .
Super freeze automatically switc es off
freeze function is on, you
can switc off super freeze function by
pressing t e middle part of button and t e
freezer temperature setting will revert back
t e button to set
between
-14 ℃ and -24 ℃
as needed, and control panel will display
corresponding figures according to t e
Hig temperature setting will
icon will lig t
up and
buzzing sound will
over
15 ours, and
-
8 ℃ for 4 our
will activate a alarm and buzzer. T e
times per minute for 10
To save energy, please avoid keeping
t e
door open for a long time w en using

Using your A
ppliance
T is sec
tion tells you ow to use most
read t roug t em carefully before using t e appliance.
Using the freezer
compartment
 T e freezer
compartment
For freezing fres food and storing frozen
and deep-
frozen food for long periods of
time.
Freezer Drawer
 For storing frozen food.
To remove all of
t em, p
ull out drawer to maximum
extension, l
ift up to remove t e drawer.
Caution!
Never close t e door
w ile t e drawer
are extended.
It may damage t e unit.
Freezer glass shelf
 For storing frozen food.
To remove all of
t em, lift up and pull out
to remove t e
glass s elf.
ppliance
tion tells you ow to use most
of t e
useful features. We recommend t at you
read t roug t em carefully before using t e applia
nce.
compartment
compartment
is upper inside.
For freezing fres food and storing frozen
frozen food for long periods of
To remove all of
ull out drawer to maximum
ift up to remove t e drawer.
Never close t e door
are extended.
To remove all of
to remove t e
Ice-cube tray
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For making ice and storing ice
useful features. We recommend t at you
For making ice and storing ice
-cubes.
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Cleaning and Care
For ygienic reasons t e appliance
(including exterior and interior accessories)
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s ould be cleaned at least every two
mont s.
Warning!
To avoid electrical s ock, t e appliance
must not be connected to t e main power
supply during cleaning. Before cleaning,
switc t e appliance off and remove t e
plug from t e main socket.
Exterior cleaning
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To maintain good appearance of your
appliance, you s ould clean it regularly.
Spray water onto a cleaning clot instead
of spraying directly on t e surface of t e
appliance. T is elps ensure an even
distribution of moisture to t e surface.
Clean t e doors, andles and cabinet
surfaces wit a mild detergent and t en
wipe dry wit a soft clot .
Caution!
Don’t use s arp objects to clean wit , as
t ey are likely to scratc t e surface.
Don’t use T inner, Car detergent, bleac ,
et ereal oil, abrasive cleansers or organic
solvent suc as Benzene for cleaning.
T ey may damage t e surface of t e
appliance and may cause fire.
Interior cleaning
You s ould clean t e appliance interior
regularly. It will be easier to clean w en
food stocks are low. Wipe t e inside of t e
fridge freezer wit a weak solution of
backing soda and water, and t en rinse
wit warm water using a wrung-out
sponge or clot . Wipe completely dry
before replacing t e s elves and baskets.
T oroug ly dry all surfaces and removable
parts before putting t em back into place.
T is appliance manually defrosts, a layer
of frost may occur on t e fridge
compartment’s interior walls if t e fridge
door is opened frequently or kept open too
long. If t e frost is too t ick, c oose a time
w en t e fridge is nearly empty and
proceed as follows:
1. Remove existing food and accessories
baskets, unplug t e appliance from t e
main power and leave t e doors open.
Ventilate t e room t oroug ly to
accelerate t e process.
2. W en defrosting is completed, clean
your fridge as described above.
Warning!
Do not use s arp objects to remove frost
from t e freezer compartment. Only after
t e interior is completely dry s ould t e
appliance be switc ed back on and
plugged back into t e main socket.
Door seals cleaning
Take care to keep door seals clean. Sticky
food and drinks can cause seals to stick to
t e cabinet and tear w en you open t e
door. Was seal wit a mild detergent and
warm water. Rinse and dry it t oroug ly
after cleaning.
Caution! Only after t e door seals are
completely dry s ould t e appliance be
powered on.
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Helpful Hints and Tips
Energy Saving Tips
We recommend t at you follow t e tips
below to save energy.
Try to avoid keeping t e door open for
long periods in order to conserve energy.
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Ensure t e appliance is away from any
sources of eat (direct sunlig t, electric
oven or cooker etc.)
Don‘t set t e temperature colder t an
necessary.
Don’t store warm food or evaporating
liquid in t e appliance.
Place t e appliance in a well ventilated,
umidity free, room. Please refer to
“Installing your New Appliance” c apter.
If t e diagram s ows t e correct
combination for t e drawers, crisper and
s elves, do not adjust t e combination as
t is is designed to be t e most energy
efficient configuration.
Hints for fresh food refrigeration
Do not place ot food directly into t e
refrigerator or freezer, t e internal
temperature will increase resulting in t e
compressor aving to work arder and will
consume more energy.
Do cover or wrap t e food, particularly if
it as a strong flavor.
Place food properly so t at air can
circulate freely around it.
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Hints for freezing
W en first starting-up or after a period
out of use, let t e appliance run at least 2
ours on t e ig er settings before putting
food in t e compartment.
If t e freezing capacity according to t e
rating plate is to be used, switc on super
freezing 24 ours before t e fres
products are placed in t e freezer
compartment.
Prepare food in small portions to enable
it to be rapidly and completely frozen and
to make it possible to subsequently t aw
only t e quantity required.
Wrap up t e food in aluminum foil or cling
wraps w ic are airtig t.
Do not allow fres
， unfrozen food to
touc t e food w ic is already frozen to
avoid temperature rise of t e latter.
Iced products, (ice cubes, popsicles): if
consumed immediately after removal from
t e freezer compartment, will probably
cause frost burns to t e skin.
It is recommended to label and date eac
frozen package in order to keep track of
t e storage time.
Hints for the storage of frozen food
Ensure t at frozen food as been stored
correctly by t e food retailer
Once defrosted, food will deteriorate
rapidly and s ould not be re-frozen. Do not
exceed t e storage period indicated by t e
food manufacturer.
Switching off your appliance
If t e appliance needs to be switc ed off
for an extended period, t e following steps
s ould be taken prevent mold on t e
appliance.
1. Remove all food.
2. Remove t e power plug from t e main
socket.
3. Clean and dry t e interior t oroug ly.
4. Ensure t at all t e doors are wedged
open slig tly to allow air to circulate.
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Troubleshooting
If you experience a problem wit your appliance or are concerned t at t e appliance is not
functioning correctly, you can carry out some easy c ecks before calling for service,
please see below.
Warning! Don’t try to repair t e appliance yourself. If t e problem persists after you ave
made t e c ecks mentioned below, contact a qualified electrician, aut orized service
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engineer or t e s op w ere you purc ased t e product.
Warning! A c ild entrapment warning statement is included in eit er t e operating
instructions or in a use and care manual provided wit eac refrigerator.
DANGER: Risk of c ild entrapment. Before you t row away your old refrigerator or
freezer:
- Take off t e doors.
- Leave t e s elves in place so t at c ildren may not easily climb inside.
Problem Possible Cause & Solution
Appliance is not working
correctly
C eck w et er t e power cord is plugged into t e power outlet
properly.
C eck t e fuse or circuit of your power supply, replace if
necessary.
T e ambient temperature is too low. Try setting t e c amber
temperature to a colder level to solve t is problem.
It is normal t at t e freezer is not operating during t e defrost
cycle, or for a s ort time after t e appliance is switc ed on to
protect t e compressor.
Odours from t e
compartments
T e interior may need to be cleaned
Some food, containers or wrapping cause odours.
Noise from t e appliance
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T e sounds below are quite normal:
Compressor running noises.
Air movement noise from t e small fan motor in t e freezer
compartment or ot er compartments.
Gurgling sound similar to water boiling.
Popping noise during automatic defrosting.
Clicking noise before t e compressor starts.
 Clicking noise w en you get t e water.
T e motor running noises w en you get ice.
Ot er unusual noises are due to t e reasons below and may
need you to c eck and take action:
T e cabinet is not level.
T e back of appliance is touc ing t e wall.
Bottles or containers ave fallen or are rolling.
T e motor runs
continuously
It is normal to frequently ear t e sound of t e motor, it will
need to run more w en in following circumstances:
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Temperature setting is set colder t an necessary
Large quantity of warm food as recently been stored wit in
t e appliance.
T e temper
●ature outside t e appliance is ig .
Doors are kept open too long or too often.
After installing t e appliance or it as been switc ed off for a
long time.
A layer of frost occurs in
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t e compartment
C eck t at t e air outlets are not blocked by food and ensure
food is placed wit in t e appliance to allow sufficient
ventilation. Ensure t at door is fully closed. To remove t e
frost, please refer to t e “ Cleaning and Care ” c apter.
Temperature inside is
too warm
You may ave left t e doors open too long or too frequently; or
t e doors are kept open by some obstacle; or t e appliance is
located wit insufficient clearance at t e sides, back and top
Temperature inside is
too cold
Increase t e temperature by following t e “Display Controls”
c apter.
Doors can’t be closed
easily
C eck w et er somet ing inside is preventing t e doors from
closing.
T e lig t is not working
T e LED lig t may be damaged. Refer to replace LED lig ts
in“ Cleaning and Care” c apter.
T e control system as disabled t e lig ts due to t e door
being kept open too long. Close and reopen t e door to
reactivate t e lig ts.
Hear water bubbling in
t e refrigerator
T is is normal. T e bubbling comes from t e refrigerant
coolant liquid circulating t roug t e refrigerator.
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Disposal of the Appliance
It is pro ibited to dispose of t is appliance as ouse old waste.
Pac aging materials
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Packaging materials wit t e recycle symbol are recyclable. Dispose of t e packaging into
a suitable waste collection container to recycle it.
Before disposal of the appliance
1. Pull out t e main plug from t e main socket.
2. Cut off t e power
● cord and discard wit t e main plug.
Warning! Refrigerators contain refrigerant and gases in t e insulation. Refrigerant and
gases must be disposed of professionally as t ey may cause eye injuries or ignition.
Ensure t at tubing of t e refrigerant circuit is not damaged prior to proper disposal.
To avoid contamination of food, please respect t e following instructions:
-Opening t e door for long periods can cause a significant increase of t e temperature in
t e compartments of t e appliance.
-Clean regularly surfaces t at can come in contact wit food and accessible drainage
systems.
-Clean water tanks if t ey ave not been used for 48 .
-Store raw meat and fis in suitable containers in t e refrigerator, so t at it is not in contact
wit or drip onto ot er food.
-Two-star frozen-food compartments are suitable for storing pre-frozen food, storing or
making icecream and making ice cubes.
- One-, two- and t ree- star compartments are not suitable for t e freezing of fres food.
Order
Compartments
TYPE
Target
storage
temp.[ ℃ ]
Appropriate food
1 Fridge +2~ +8 Eggs, cooked food, packaged food, fruits and
vegetables, dairy products, cakes, Drinks and ot er
foods w ic are not suitable for freezing.
Correct Disposal of this product
T is symbol on t e product or in its packing indicates t at t is product may
not be treated as ouse old waste. Instead, it s ould be taken to t e
appropriate waste collection point for t e recycling of electrical and electronic
equipment. By ensuring t is product is disposed of correctly, you will elp
prevent potential negative consequences for t e environment and uman
ealt , w ic could ot erwise be caused by t e inappropriate waste andling
of t is product. For more detailed information about t e recycling of t is
product, please contact your local council, your ouse old waste disposal
service, or t e s op w ere you purc ased t e product.
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2 (***)*-Freezer ≤-18 Seafood (fis , s rimp, s ellfis ), fres water aquatic
products and meat products (recommended time is
3 mont s – nutrition values and taste decrease wit
time), suitable for frozen fres food.
3 ***-Freezer ≤-18 Seafood (fis , s rimp, s ellfis ), fres water aquatic
products and meat products (recommended time is
3 mont s – nutrition values and taste decrease wit
time). Not suitable for freeing fres food.
4 **-Freezer ≤-12 Seafood (fis , s rimp, s ellfis ), fres water aquatic
products and meat products (recommended time is
2 mont s – nutrition values and taste decrease wit
time). Not suitable for freeing fres food.
5 *-Freezer ≤-6 Seafood (fis , s rimp, s ellfis ), fres water aquatic
products and meat products (recommended time is
1 mont – nutrition values and taste decrease wit
time). Not suitable for freeing fres food.
6 0-star -6~ 0 Fres pork, beef, fis , c icken, some packaged
processed foods, etc. (Recommended to eat wit in
t e same day, preferably not later t an 3 days) .
Partially packed/wrapped up encapsulated
processed foods (non
●-freezable foods)
7 C ill -2~ +3 Fres /frozen pork, beef, c icken, fres water
aquatic products, etc.(7 days below 0
℃ and above
0 ℃ is recommended for consumption wit in t at
day, preferably no more t an 2 days) .
Seafood (less t an 0 for 15 days, it is not
recommended to store above 0 ℃ )
8 Fres Food 0 ~+4 Fres pork, beef, fis , c icken, cooked food, etc.
(Recommended to eat wit in t e same day,
preferably no more t an 3 days)
9 Wine +5 ~+20 red wine, w ite wine, sparkling wine etc.
Note: please store different foods according to t e compartments or target storage
temperature of your purc ased products.
-If t e refrigerating appliance is left empty for long periods, switc off, defrost, clean, dry,
and leave t e door open to prevent mould developing wit in t e appliance.
Water dispenser cleaning (special for water dispenser products):
- Clean water tanks if t ey ave not been used for 48 ; flus t e water system connected
to a water supply if water as not been drawn for 5 days.
WARNING! Food needs to be packed in bags before putting into t e refrigerator, and
liquids need to be packed in bottles or capped containers to avoid t e problem t at t e
product design structure is not easy to clean. If t e refrigerating appliance is left empty for
long periods, switc off, defrost, clean, dry, and leave t e door open to prevent mould
developing wit in t e
● appliance.
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