Normande KL-640B User manual

NO-FROST REFRIGERATOR
Instruction booklet
KL-640B

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Index
BEFOREUSINGTHEAPPLIANCE........................................................................2
SafetyInstructions................................................................................................................2
Recommendations.................................................................................................................3
InstallationandSwitchingOnTheAppliance..........................................................................4
BeforeSwitchingOn.............................................................................................................4
THEVARIOUSFUNCTIONAND POSSIBILITIES..................................................5
ThermostatSetting................................................................................................................5
Accessories.........................................................................................................................6
Icetray...................................................................................................................................................6
Bottleholder.........................................................................................................................................6
FreshDial..............................................................................................................................................6
RemovingtheCrisperCover..................................................................................................7
ARRANGINGFOODIN THEAPPLIANCE..............................................................8
RefrigeratorCompartment......................................................................................................8
FreezerCompartment............................................................................................................8
CLEANINGANDMAINTENANCE.........................................................................10
Defrosting...........................................................................................................................10
ReplacingTheRefrigeratorLightBulb...................................................................................11
TRANSPORTATIONANDCHANGINGOFINSTALLATIONPOSITION..............11
ChangingofDoorOpeningDirection.....................................................................................11
BEFORECALLINGYOURAFTERSALESSERVICE..........................................12
THEPARTSOF THEAPPLIANCEAND THECOMPARTMENTS........................13

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PART-1. BEFOREUSINGTHEAPPLIANCE
SafetyInstructions
•Ifthe modelcontainsR600a-seenameplateunderrefrigerant(thecoolantisobutane),
naturalsgasthat, is veryenvironmentallyfriendlybut alsocombustible.When
transportingandinstallingtheunitcaremustbetaken toensurethatnoneofthe
refrigerationcircuitcomponentsbecomedamaged.Intheeventofdamageavoid
nakedflamesorignitionsourcesand ventilatetheroomin whichthe unitisplaced
forafewminutes.
Warning: Keep ventilation openingsin applianceenclosureorin structureforbuilding
in,clearofobstruction.
•Donotusemechanicaldevicesorotherartificial meanstoaccelerate thedefrosting
process.
•Donotuseelectricalappliancesinthe refrigeratororfreezercompartmentofthe
appliance.
•If thisapplianceistoreplacean oldrefrigeratorwithalock;breakor removethe lock
asasafetymeasurebeforestoringit,toprotectchildren whileplayingmight lock
themselvesinside.
•Oldrefrigeratorsand freezerscontaininsulationgasesandrefrigerant,whichmust
be disposed ofproperly.Entrustthe disposal of ascrapunitcategoricallyto
competenceofyourlocalwastedisposalserviceandcontactyourlocalauthorityor
yourdealerifyouhaveanyquestions.Pleaseensurethatthepipeofworkof your
refrigeratingunitdoesnotgetdamaged priortobeingpicked-upbythe relevantwaste
disposal service.
IMPORTANTNOTE:
Pleasereadthisbookletbeforeinstallingandswitchingonthisappliance.The
manufacturerassumesno responsibilityforincorrectinstallationandusage asdescribed
inthisbooklet.
ConformityInformation
•TropicalClass isdefinedfortheenvironmenttemperaturesbetween16°Cand 43°C
inaccordancewiththeTSENISO15502Standards.
•The appliance is designedin compliancewiththe EN15502, IEC60335-1/
IEC60335-2-24, 2004/108/EC standards.

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Recommendations
Warning: Donotusemechanicaldevicesorotherartificialmeansto acceleratethe
defrostingprocess.Donotuseelectricalappliancesin thefoodstorageof theappliance.
Keeptheapplianceventilationopeningsfree.Donotdamagetherefrigerator’s refrigerant
circuit.
•Donotuseadoptersorshuntswhichcould causeoverheatingorburning.
•Donotplugold,warpedpowersupply cables.
•Donottwistand bend thecables.
•Donotallowchildren toplaywiththeappliance.Children must
NEVERsitondrawers/shelvesorhang fromthedoor.
•Donotplugthepowersupply withwethands.
•Donotplacecontainers(glassbottlesortincontainers)ofliquids
into the freezerespeciallygassy liquidsastheycouldcause
thecontainerto burstduring freezing.
•Bottles,whichcontain ahigh percentage ofalcohol mustbe
sealed well andplacedvertically intherefrigerator.
•Donottouchthe coolingsurfaces,especially withwet handsas
youcould beburnt or hurt.
•Donot eatice,whichhave justbeenremovedfromthefreezer.
•If thesupplycordisdamageditmustbereplacedbythe
manufacturerorserviceagentorappointedqualifiedperson.
•Theapplianceisnotintended forusebypeople(includingchildren)withreduced
physical,sensoryormentalcapabilities,orlackofexperienceandknowledge,unless
theyhavebeengivensupervisionorinstructionconcerninguseoftheapplianceby
apersonresponsiblefortheirsafety.Childrenshouldbesupervised toensurethat
theydon’t playwith theappliance.
•Ifthesupply cordisdamageditmustbereplacedbythemanufacturerorservice
agentorappointedperson.

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Installationand Switching OnTheAppliance
•This applianceisconnectingto 220-240Vand50Hz.
•Youcanofferhelpfromthe servicetoinstallandswitchingontheappliancewithout
anycost.
•Beforemakingtheconnectiontothepowersupply,ensurethatthe voltageonthe
nameplatecorrespondstothevoltage ofelectricalsysteminyourhome.
•Ifthesocketdoesnotmatchtherefrigeratorplug,replacetheplugwithasuitable
one(atleast16A)
•Inserttheplugintoasocket with anefficient groundconnection. Ifthesockethasno
ground contact,wesuggestyoucallanelectricianforassistance.
•Manufacturerisnotresponsibleforfailuretocompletethegroundconnection as
describedinthisbooklet.
•Donotplacetheapplianceindirectsunlight.
•Donotuseinopenairandshall notbeexposedto therain.
•Place the refrigerator farfromheat sourcesand in a
well-ventilatedposition.Therefrigeratorshould beatleast50
cmfromradiators,gasorcoalstovesand5cmfarfromelectrical
stoves.
•Keep thetopfreefor at least15cm.
•Donotplaceheavyand lotsofthingsontheappliance.
•Iftheapplianceisinstallednextto anotherrefrigeratororfreezer,
observeaminimumdistanceof2cm topreventcondensation.
•Theappliancemustbestandfirmlyandlevelonthe floorUse
the twofront levelling-feet to compensatefor anevenfloor.
•Inordertohaveaircirculationundertheappliance, thespace
undertheappliancemustbeopen.Don’tcloseitwithcarpet,
etc.
•The outside of the applianceand theaccessoriesinsideshould
becleanedwithasolution ofwaterandliquidsoap;theinside
ofthe appliancewithsodiumbicarbonatedissolvedinlukewarm
water.Afterdryingreplacealltheaccessories.
BeforeSwitchingOn
•Waitafter3hoursbeforeplugging theapplianceinto themainpower
toensureproperperformance.
•Therecan beanodour when youfirst switchontheappliance. It will
disappearaftertheappliancestartstocool.

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PART-2. THEVARIOUSFUNCTIONAND POSSIBILITIES
ThermostatSetting
FREEZERTHERMOSTAT REFRIGERATORTHERMOSTAT
Freezerand refrigeratorthermostatautomaticallyregulatestheinside temperatureof
thecompartments.Byrotating theknobfromposition1to5,coldertemperaturescanbe
obtained.Incoldseasons,youcansetlowerpositionsinorderto decreasetheenergy
consumption.
FreezerThermostatSetting;
1–2: Forshort-termstorageoffoodinthefreezercompartment,youcansetthe knob
between minimumand mediumposition.
3–4: Forlong-termstorageof food inthefreezercompartment,youcanset knob
mediumposition.
5:Forfreezingthefreshfood.Thappliancewillworklonger.Afteryougetthe cold
conditionyoumustpositiontoitsoriginal position.
RefrigeratorThermostatSetting;
1–2: Forlesscoldlyconditions.
3–4: Fornormalconditions.
5:Forcolderconditions.
•Notethat;theambienttemperature,temperatureofthe freshlystoredfoodandhow
oftenthe dooris opened, affectsthetemperature in the refrigeratorand freezer
compartment.Ifrequired, changethetemperaturesetting.
•Whenyoufirstswitch onthe appliance,for startingasuitable cooling,the appliance
should work24hourscontinuouslyuntilitcools downtosufficienttemperature.
•Inthistimedonot openthedoorsooftenand placealotof foodinside theappliance.
•Iftheunitis switchedoff orunplugged,youmustallowatleast5minutesbefore
restartingorre-plugged theunitinordernotto damagethecompressor.

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FreshDial
Incaseofthecrisperistotally full,thefreshdialislocatedinfrontofcrisper,shouldbe
opened.Bymeansofthistheairinthecrisperandhumidityratewillbe controlledand
endurancelifewillbeincreased.
FreshDial
Accessories
Icetray
•Fill the icetraywithwaterand placeinfreezer compartment.
•Afterthe watercompletelyturnedintoice,youcan twistthe trayasshownbelowtoget
the icecube.
Bottleholder
Inorder topreventthe bottlestosliporfalloveryoucan usethebottle
holder.You canalsopreventmakingnoisethatwillbedonewhenyou open
orclosethedoor.
(Insomemodels)

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RemovingtheCrisperCover
First Step: Removingthecrispers
•Itiseasytopullout thecrisperbecauseof
thecrisperhasrollers.
•Pull thecrisperoutasfaraspossibleand
pullthe frontpartup andout
Second Step: Taking outthe Partition Crisper
Centerbetweenthe crispers.
•Bend thePartitiontowardleftfromthebottom
ofthe part
•Take outthe Partition crisper
ThirdStep: Taking outthecrispercover
•Pull outthecrispercover.
•Takeout thecrisper cover.
NOTE: Maketheinverseofthe sameoperation for theresettingthe crispercover.
All writtenand visualdescriptions intheaccessories
mayvaryaccording to theappliance model.

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PART-3. ARRANGING FOODINTHEAPPLIANCE
RefrigeratorCompartment
•Toset therefrigerator compartmentto2-3graphicbarwillbeenoughfornormal
conditions.
•Toreducehumidityandconsequentincreaseof frost neverplaceliquidsinunsealed
containersintherefrigerator.
•Neverplacewarmfoodin therefrigerator.Warmfoodshouldbeallowedtocoolat
roomtemperatureandshouldbearrangedtoensureadequateaircirculationinthe
refrigerator compartment.
•Arrangethe meat andcleanedfish (wrapped inpackagesor sheetsof plastic)which
youwill usein1-2days.
•Youcanputthefruitsandvegetablesinto crisperwithoutpacking.
FreezerCompartment
•Tosetthefreezercompartmentto2-3graphicbarwillbeenoughfornormalconditions.
•Theuseoffreezeris,storingofdeep-frozenorfrozenfoodsforlongperiodsof time
andmakingicecubes.
•Donotputfreshandwarmfoodsto thefreezerdoorshelvesto befrozen.Onlyuse
for storage offrozenfoods.
•Donotputfreshandwarmfoodwithfrozenfoodsidebysideasitcanthawthefrozen
food.
•Use thefast freezingshelf tofreezehomecooking(andthe foodswhichis wantedto
freeze)morequickly becauseofthefreezingroom’s greaterfreezingpower.
•Whilefreezing freshfoods(i.e.meat,fishandmincemeat)dividethemin partsyou
willusein onetime.
•Whilefreezing freshfoods;Maximumamountoffreshfood(inkg) thatcan befrozen
in24hoursisindicatedontheappliancelabel.
•Foroptimumapplianceperformancetoreachmaximumfreezing capacity,turnthe
freezerthermostatknobtoposition max24hoursbeforeplacingfreshfoodinthe
freezer.
•Afterplacingfreshfoodinthe freezer,24hoursonmaxpositionis generally
sufficient,After 24hours, don notneedtoset thefeezerthermostatknobtoposition
max.
•Attention;Inorderto saveenergy,Whenfreezingsmallamountsoffood,donnot
needtoset thefreezerthermostat knobtoposition max.
• Forstoringthefrozenfoods;theinstructionsshownonfrozenfoodpackagesshould
alwaysbefollowedcarefully andifnoinformationisprovidedfoodshouldnotbe
stored formorethan3monthsfromthepurchaseddate.
• When buying frozen foods ensurethat thesehavebeen frozen at suitable
temperaturesandthat thepackingis intact.

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•Frozenfoodsshouldbetransportedinappopriatecontainerstomaintainthequality
of the food andshouldbereturned tothefreezingsurfacesof theunitintheshortest
possibletime.
•Ifapackageoffrozenfoodshowsthesign ofhumidityandabnormal swellingitis
probablethatithasbeenpreviouslystoredat anunsuitabletemperatureand that
thecontentshavedeteriorated.
• Thestorage lifeoffrozenfoods dependsonthe roomtemperature,thermostat
setting,howoftenthedoorisopened,the type offoodandthelength oftimerequired
totransportthe productfromtheshoptoyourhome. Always followtheinstructions
printedonthepackageandneverexceedthe maximumstoragelifeindicated.

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PART-4. CLEANINGAND MAINTENANCE
•Disconnectunitfromthe powersupplybeforecleaning.
•Donotcleantheappliancebypouringwater.
•Therefrigeratorand freezercompartmentshouldbe
cleanedperiodicallyusingasolution ofbicarbonateof
sodaandlukewarmwater
•Cleanthe accessoriesseparatelywithsoapandwater.
Donot cleantheminthewashingmachine.
•Donotuseabrasiveproducts, detergentsorsoaps.After
washing,rinsewithcleanwateranddrycarefully.When
thecleaningoperationshavebeen completed reconnect
the plug of theunitwithdryhands.
•Youshouldcleanthecondenserwithbroomatleastonce
ayearinordertoprovideenergysavingandincrease
theproductivity.
THEPOWERSUPPLY MUSTBEDISCONNECTED.
Defrosting
•Defrosting occursfullyautomaticallyduring
operation;thedefrostwateriscollectedbythe
evaporating trayandevaporatesautomatically.

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PART-5. TRANSPORTATIONAND CHANGINGOF
INSTALLATIONPOSITION
•Theoriginalpackagesandfoamedpolystyrene (PS) canbeconcealedifrequired.
•Intransportationthe applianceshouldbe tied with awidestripeorastrongrope.
Theruleswrittenonthecorrugatedboxmustbeappliedwhiletransporting.
•Beforetransporting orchanging oldinstallationposition,allthemoving objects(i.e.,
shelves,crisper…)shouldbetaken outorfixedwithbandsinordertopreventthe
shake.
ReplacingTheRefrigeratorLightBulb
Refrigerator Light
1.Unplugtheunitfromthepowersupply,
2.Removethe refrigerator lightcover bypullingout firmly,
3.Changethepresent lightbulbwithanewoneofnot more
than15W.
4.Replacethelightcoverandafterwaiting5minutesplugthe
unit.
ChangingofDoorOpeningDirection
Incaseyou need tochange door-openingdirection,pleaseconsultthe domesticafter
salesservice.
(Forsome models)

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Whattodoifyourrefrigeratordoesnotoperate;
Check that;
•Thereisnopower,
•Thegeneralswitchinyourhomeis disconnected,
•Thethermostatsettingison«0»position,
•Thesocketisnotsufficient. Tocheckthis,plug inanotherappliancethatyou know
whichisworking intothesamesocket.
Whattodoifyourrefrigeratorperformspoorly;
Check that;
•Youhavenotoverloaded theappliance,
•Thedoorsareclosedperfectly,
•Thereisnoduston thecondenser,
•Thereisenoughplaceat therearandsidewalls.
Ifthereisnoise;
The coolinggaswhichcirculatesintherefrigeratorcircuitmaymakeaslightnoise
(bubblingsound)even when thecompressoris notrunning.Donot worrythisisquite
normal.Ifthesesoundsaredifferentcheckthat;
•Theapplianceiswelllevelled
•Nothingistouching therear.
•Thestuffsontheappliancearevibrating.
If yourfridge isnotcooling enough;
Yourfridge isdesigned tooperateintheambienttemperatureintervalsstatedinthe
standards,accordingtotheclimate classstatedintheinformation label.Wedonot
recommendoperatingyourfridgeoutofstatedtemperaturesvalue limitsintermsofcooling
effectiveness.
ClimateClass Ambient Temperature(°C)
TBetween 16 and 43 (°C)
ST Between 16 and 38 (°C)
NBetween 16 and 32 (°C)
SN Between 10 and 32 (°C)
Recommendations
•Iftheapplianceisnotusedforlongtime(forexampleduringthesummerholidays)
unplug and cleanthe refrigeratorleavingthedooropento preventtheformationof
mildewand smell.
•Tostoptheappliancecompletely,unplugfrommainsocket (forcleaningand when
thedoorsareleftopen)
PART-6. BEFORECALLINGYOUR AFTERSALES SERVICE

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PART-7. THEPARTSOFTHEAPPLIANCEAND THE
COMPARTMENTS
1)FASTFREEZINGSHELF
2) ICETRAY
3)ICEBOX
4)FREEZERSHELF
5)FREEZERCOMPARMENT
6)FREEZERLAMPCOVER
7)CHILLERSHELVES
8)REFRIGERATORLAMPCOVER
9)REFRIGERATORSHELVES
10)DRAWER
11)WINERACK
12)CRISPERCOVER
13)CRISPER
14)KICKPLATE
15)FREEZERSHELF
16)EGGHOLDER
17)TOPSHELFCOVER
18)TOPSHELF
19)EGGSHELF
20)AROMABOX
21)BOTTLEHOLDER
22)BOTTLESHELF
23)FRESHDIAL
24)BOTTOMSHELF
Thispresentationisonlyforinformationaboutthepartsofthe appliance.
Partsmayvaryaccordingtotheappliance model.