Oceanic OCEAFC167WP User manual

IMPORTANT WARNINGS AND SAFETY ADVICE
We encourage you to read this user
guide carefully and completely
before installing and using your
device.
It is important that this user guide is
kept with the device for any new
consultation. If this unit is to be
transferred to another person, make
sure that the user guide follows the
unit so that the new user can be
informed of the operation of the unit.
In this user guide, the following
symbols are used:
Important information about
your personal safety and how
to avoid damage to the device
General information and advice
Risk of electric shock
OCEAFC167WP
REFRIGERATOR - FREEZER
User manual

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Safety instructions
READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY
BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE AND KEEP
THEM FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
If the device is to be sold or transferred to
another person, make sure that the
instructions for use accompany it. Before
using for the first time Before connecting the
appliance to the power outlet for the first
time, please allow the appliance to rest for
two hours if the appliance has been
transported to the upright position or for 24
hours if the appliance has been transported
into position horizontal, in order to allow the
refrigerant gas to go back down into the
compressor. Failure to do so may damage
the compressor.
Intended Use
This appliance is intended for home use
only.
It is not intended for use in: kitchen corners
for store, office and other professional
environments; farms and the use by
customers of hotels, motels and other
residential environments; bed and breakfast
environments; catering and other similar
applications except retail.
- It is suitable for cooling, preserving fresh
produce, freezing and storing frozen food,
and making ice cubes.
- For safety reasons, do not modify or
attempt to modify the characteristics of this
unit. It would be a danger to you.

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Child Safety
Packaging materials (wrapping paper,
polystyrene) can be dangerous for children.
There is a risk of suffocation! Do not leave it.
packaging materials within reach of
children! - This appliance may be used by
children at least 8 years of age and by
persons with reduced physical, mental or
mental capacity or experience or knowledge
if they are properly supervised or if
instructions for the safe use of the device
have been given to them and the risks
involved have been addressed. Children
should not be in the room with the
appliance. Cleaning and maintenance by the
user should not be done by children without
supervision.
Power cable
- Before you start your appliance, make sure
that the voltage of your home corresponds
to that indicated
on the rating plate of the appliance.
- This unit is not grounded. It must be
plugged into a wall outlet equipped with a
properly installed, grounded electrical outlet
that is connected to the electrical network in
accordance with current regulations.
- Be careful not to allow the power cord to
be crushed or pinched, especially at plugs,
convenience receptacles, and the point
where they connect to the unit.
- When opening the cable, always pull it out
of the socket, do not pull on the cable itself. -
If the power supply cable is damaged, it must
be replaced by your dealer, after-sales
service or a similarly qualified person in
order to avoid a hazard.
- Do not use an extension cord or power
strip.
- The plug must remain accessible o a switch
must be installed in the fixed pipelines

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in accordance with the rules of installation in
order to allow the disconnection of the
apparatus to the supply network in all
circumstances.
-Only remove the plug with wet hands to
avoid electric shock.
Daily use
- Always unplug the power plug before
cleaning or servicing the appliance.
- WARNING: Keep ventilation openings clear
in the appliance enclosure or in the enclosure
structure.
- WARNING: Do not use any mechanical
devices or other means to speed up the
deicing process other than those
recommended by the manufacturer.
- WARNING Do not use electrical appliances
(eg electric ice cream makers, mixers, etc.)
inside the food storage compartment unless
are of the type recommended by the
manufacturer.
- WARNING: Containers containing
flammable gases or liquids may leak at low
temperatures. They present a risk of
explosion! Do not store any containers
containing flammable materials such as
atomizers, fire extinguishers, ink cartridges,
etc. in this unit.
- Bottles and cans should not be placed in
the freezer compartment. They can burst
during the freezing of the contents, and soft
drinks can even explode! Never store
lemonade, juice, beer, foaming wine, etc. in
the freezer compartment.
- Do not put ice cream or ice in your mouth
immediately after leaving the freezer
compartment. Very cold ice can freeze on
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- Do not touch frosted surfaces and frozen
products with wet hands and do not
consume certain products such as ice-cream
sticks when they leave the appliance; the
very low temperature they are in can cause
skin burns.
- Thawed product should never be refrozen
(unless it has been cooked in the
meantime).
- Do not place heavy objects on the device.
- Please refer to the end of the supplied
operating instructions for information on
cleaning and maintenance of this device.
Refrigerant
- The refrigeration circuit uses a natural gas
(R600a) which is very environmentally
friendly but nevertheless flammable.
- During the transportation and installation
of your device, make sure none of the circuit
components refrigeration system has been
damaged.
- If the refrigeration circuit is damaged: Keep
the appliance away from open flames and
sources of ignition; Ensure good ventilation
of the room in which the appliance is
located.
- WARNING: Do not damage the
refrigeration circuit.
Transport
- Warning, with incorrect transport of the
device there is a risk of injury or damage.
When moving the device, it must be packed
and immobilized. Comply with the transport
rules mentioned on the packaging. Do not
place the unit horizontally or at an angle
greater than 45 °.
- When moving or transporting, first remove
all removable parts from the device
(shelves, accessories, crispers, etc.) or
immobilize them inside.

You will ensure that children or animals
can not lock themselves in the device
while playing (there is a risk of choking!)
Or put themselves in danger in another
way.
WARNING: When positioning the unit,
make sure that the power cord is not
pinched or damaged. WARNING: Do not
place multiple jack sockets or portable
power supplies on the back of the unit.
Children aged 3 to 8 years old are
allowed to load and unload
refrigeration appliances.
To avoid food contamination, please
follow the instructions below:
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In case of malfunction
- If the unit does not work properly, first
consult the "TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE"
section at the end of the operating
instructions. If the information it contains
does not help, please do not make any other
repairs yourself.
- Repairs made by inexperienced persons can
cause serious injuries or breakdowns.
Contact the after-sales service of your dealer
store.
Disposal - When disposing of your appliance,
please dispose of it at an authorized
recycling center. Do not expose the device to
flames.
- Please make used appliances unusable
before you get rid of. Unplug and cut the
power cable, break or remove the door
spring and, if applicable, the door screws.

-The prolonged opening of the door can
lead to a significant increase in the
temperature in the compartments of the
appliance.
-Regularly clean surfaces that may come
into contact with food and accessible
drainage systems.
-Store raw meat and fish in appropriate
containers in the refrigerator so that they
do not come into contact with each other
and do not drip onto other foods.
-The two-star frozen food compartments
are suitable for frozen food storage, ice
storage or ice-making and ice-making.
-The compartments with one, two and
three stars are not suitable for freezing
fresh foods.
-If the refrigeration unit remains empty
for long periods of time, turn it off,
defrost, clean, dry and leave the door
open to prevent mold growth in the
appliance.
Suitable for food contact
WARNING: Do not plug in
the device on a multiple socket.
Place the device against a wall at a
distance greater than or equal to 100 mm.
Only an authorized technician
can change the LED in case of failure.
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WARNING: When positioning the
unit, make sure that the power cord is not
pinched or damaged. WARNING: Do not
place multiple jack sockets or portable
power supplies on the back of the unit.
Refrigerant
Danger; risk of fire /
flammable material

SUMMARY
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The refrigerant gas contained in the circuit of
this unit is isobutane (R 600a), a low-pollution
but flammable gas. When transporting and
installing the unit, take care not to damage any
part of the refrigerant circuit.
Do not use sharp or sharp tools to defrost the
unit. Do not use any electrical devices inside
the device.
If the refrigeration system is damaged:
•Turn off the refrigerator.
•Do not use a flame near the appliance.
•Avoid sparks - do not turn on a device
•Electric or electric lamp.
•Ventilate the room immediately.
For installation, handling, cleaning, and
disposal of the device, refer to the following
chapters of the User's Guide.
This user guide is available in the following languages:
-FR (original version)
-EN (translated from the original)
Any other translation would be a translation of the original version.
This user guide, any modifications or any new version, is
available on our website.
Information on the meaning of conformity marking
Marking indicates that the product meets the essential requirements of the European Directives
2014/35 / EU (Low Voltage), 2014/30 / EU (electromagnetic compatibility), 2011/65 / EU (Restriction
of use of certain substances in electronic equipment)
Important warnings and safety tips
I. Description of the device
II. Technical characteristics
III. Before the first use
IV. Installation
V. Reversing the opening direction of the door
VI. Use
VII.Care and Cleaning
VIII. Troubleshooting
IX. Warranty
X. Disposal

I. DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVICE II. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
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1. Interior lighting
2. Temperature control knob
3. Refrigerator compartment shelves
4. Vent port defrost water
5. Fruit and vegetable drawer
for making ice cubes *6. Drawer
7. Freezer drawers
8. Height adjustable front feet
9. Balcony
10. Balcony for bottles
* This drawer should only be used for making ice cubes or to keep a few days.
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET RELATING TO ENERGY:
Mark: OCEANIC
Commercial reference: OCEAFC167WP
Model: HD-221RN(SN)
Refrigerant category: 7, refrigerator-freezer
Energy efficiency class: A +
Energy consumption :
206 kWh per year, Calculated on
the basis of results for 24 hours
under standard conditions. The
actual energy consumption
depends on the conditions of use
and location of the unit.
Useful capacity of the refrigerator (l) 116
Useful capacity of the freezer (l) 51
No Frost (Frost Free) No
Climate class: N/ST
Climate class: N-ST. This device is intended for operation at an ambient
temperature between 16° C and 38° C.
Sound level in dB (A) re 1 pW: 41 dB (A)
Type of installation: Free standing
The number of stars for the
freezer
Autonomy cut 15 h
Freezing power: 2 kg / 24h

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TECHNICAL DATA:
Mark OCEANIC
Model OCEAFC167WP
Power supply 220-240V ~
Frequency 50Hz
Dimensions WxDxH 500 x 540 x 1418 mm
Net weight 37. 5 kg
Installation Type Free-standing
III.II BEFORE FIRST USE
a. RANSPORTATION AND GETTING STARTED
When transporting, take the unit by the base and gently tilt it up to 45 °.
Never lift the appliance by the door handle. Do not turn the unit upside
down or horizontally. Push the refrigerator on the wheeled legs to moveit.
Warning : After transporting the refrigerator, you must wait at least 8
hours before putting it into service.
IMPORTANT : The installation of this device requires the intervention
of several people.
b. UNPACKING THE APPLIANCE AND DISPOSING OF THE
EMBALLAGIC ELEMENTS
• Remove all packing material around the
appliance and the protective elements inside the
appliance compartments.
•
•
Carton board and sheets of paper are recyclable. They must be
thrown in the collection bins provided for this purpose.
Materials bearing the symbol
are recyclable:
> PE <= polyethylene; > PS <= polystyrene; > PP <= polypropylene
This means that they can be recycled by depositing them into
appropriate collection containers.
• Other packaging elements (adhesive, fasteners, etc.) must be
disposed of with household waste.
To know more: www.quefairedemesdechets.fr
c. CLEANING THE DEVICE:
Clean all items in the chest freezer with water and a mild detergent
solution. Rinse it thoroughly and dry it with a soft cloth.
Note: The electrical parts of the device can be cleaned only with a dry
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IV. INSTALLATION
PLACE OF INSTALLATION
•Place your refrigerator-freezer on a stable and level surface. Your appliance will be
heavy when loaded with food: it must be placed on a solid and resistant floor.
•The appliance must be installed in a dry, well ventilated room at room temperature.
Veil lez leave a space of at least 10 cm around the device.
•The device must not be exposed to direct sunlight.
•The device must not be exposed to rain.
•The appliance must not be installed next to a radiator, stove or other heat source.
•The energy consumption and the efficient operation of the device are affected by the
ambient temperature.
•The appliance must be installed in such a way that the power socket remains
accessible.
•Make sure after instaM that it does not rest on its power cable.
•Before connecting the appliance to the mains socket for the first time, please
allow it to rest for 2 hours if the appliance has been transported upright or 24
hours if the appliance has been transported in a horizontal position, in order to
allow the refrigerant gas to fall back into the compressor. Failure to do so may
damage the compressor.
CLIMATE CLASS
Install the device only in a place where the ambient temperature corresponds to the climate
class for which it was designed (see table below).
The climate class is located on the nameplate on the outside of the unit. The table below
shows the correct ambient temperature for each climate class:
Climatic class Ambient temperature
Your device is class "N / ST". In deca or above indicated ambient temperature
values, the performance of your appliance may be adversely affected with the
risk of perennial food waste.
mm
mm
mm
mm
SUFFICIENT VENTILATION
To ensure proper operation of your appliance, ensure that air can circulate freely around the
appliance. Please leave a clearance of at least 30 cm above the unit, 10 cm at the back and
10 cm at each side (see figure below). Also, leave enough space to open the doors (see
figure below).
LEVELING
For vibration-free operation, the unit needs to be upgraded. To do this, adjust the two
adjustable front feet to re-balance properly.
Lower
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V. INVERSION OF THE OPENING SENSE
OF THE DOOR
You can change the door opening direction of your combination refrigerator if necessary. •
To make this change, remove all door bins and follow the steps below.
•Have a key of 8 and a Phillips screwdriver and a flat screwdriver.
•2 people are needed to perform this operation. You can contact a qualified
professional if needed.
CAUTION: Unplug the appliance from the electrical outlet
when reversing the door opening direction.
1. Remove the top hinge cover and the hole cover. While holding the refrigerator
compartment door against the appliance, loosen the upper hinge (see Figure 1).
Cache-holes
Upper hinge
cover
Upper hinge
2. Carefully lift the refrigerator compartment door and place it on a soft surface to
avoid scratches. Remove the 2 hole covers. Unscrew and remove the
intermediate hinge (see Figure 2).
Cache-holes Intermediate hinge
3.. Remove the door from the freezer compartment. Tilt the app ance to the rear. Remove
the 2 front adjustable feet and then remove the lower hinge (see figure 3).
4.. Install the bottom hinge assembly and adjustable feet on t other side, then install the
door shaft and the stop of the freezer door on the other side (Fig. 3).
5.. Replace the freezer compartment door by pressing it agains the appliance. Replace
the intermediate hinge and the hole covers (Fig. 4). Be sure to align the door with the
appliance. Demonstrate the stop under the refrigerator compartment door (Fig. 4) and
refit the supplied stopper in the accessory bag on the other side.
Adjustable footAdjustable foot
Thrust
Door axis
Freezer
door

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Intermediate hinge Cache-holes
Refrigerator
door
Stopper
Cache-holes
6. Replace the refrigerator compartment door on the intermediate hinge by pressing it
against the appliance. Be sure to align the door with the appliance. Replace the upper
hinge, the upper hinge cover and replace the hole cover on the other side (see figure 5).
Upper hinge
cover
Upper hinge
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VI. USE
GETTING STARTED
•Before plugging the unit into the AC outlet for the first time, please allow it to sit for
2 hours if the unit has been transported upright or 24 hours if the unit has been
transported to the horizontal position, this in order to allow the refrigerant gas to
go back down into the compressor. Failure to do so may damage the compressor.
•Plug the unit into a grounded AC outlet. When the refrigerator door is opened, the interior
light will come on.
TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT
The temperature control knob (thermostat) starts and stops the appliance. It is located at the
top right of the refrigerator compartment. It serves to regulate both the refrigerator compartment
and the freezer compartment.
Turn the thermostat knob clockwise. The highest temperatures (warmest settings) are between
the MIN and MED ranges.
We recommend setting the thermostat to the MAX position for normal daily use. This
setting ensures that the fresh food is kept properly and the temperature is -18 ° C in the freezer.
•Do not open the appliance doors during the first 30 minutes. We recommend leaving the
refrigerator running empty for about 1 to 2 hours (at room temperature).
•The temperature inside the appliance depends on several factors such as the ambient
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COMPARTIMENT REFRIGERATEUR
TEMPERATURE INDICATOR
To help you adjust your appliance properly, the refrigerator is equipped with a
temperature indicator (located in the coldest zone and marked with the pictogram
opposite).
•For proper storage of foodstuffs in your refrigerator and especially in the
coldest area, make sure that the 'OK' temperature indicator appears •
Incorrect setting Correct setting
Incorrect setting
Correct setting
•If "OK" does not appear, the average temperature of the zone is too high. Set
the thermostat to a higher position.
•Whenever you change the thermostat, wait for the temperature inside the
appliance to stabilize before proceeding to a new setting if necessary. Only
change the position of the thermostat gradually and wait at least 12 hours
before proceeding to a new check and a possible modification.
Note: After loading the fresh food appliance or after repeated opening (or extended
opening) of the door, it is normal that the word "OK" does not appear in the
temperature indicator; wait at least 12 hours before refitting the thermostat.
•If the evaporator in the refrigerator compartment (bottom wall of the
appliance) becomes unusually frost-covered (appliance with too much load,
high ambient temperature, thermostat in a high position, frequent door
openings), gradually return the thermostat knob to a lower position until the
compressor stops again.
COLD AREA OF THE REFRIGERATOR
Symbol 9 indicates the location of the coolest zone of your refrigerator, whose
temperature is less than or equal to 4 ° C. It is located just above the vegetable bin as
indicated below. -Dessous.
Coldest
zone
•Shelves being removable, always ensure that the shelves delimiting the cold zone are
positioned at the level of the sticker to guarantee the temperature in this zone.
STORING FOOD IN THE REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT In a refrigerator, the
temperature is not uniform (with the exception of cold ventilated appliances or brass4),
which is why there are suitable areas for each type of food. indications below for the
storage of food.
STORING FOOD IN THE REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT
In a refrigerator, the temperature is not uniform (with the exception of cold ventilated
appliances or brass4), which is why there are suitable areas for each type of food. indications
below for the storage of food.

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1. Dairy products, cheeses 5. Bottles and other beverages
2. Coldest zone: meats, cold cuts, fish 6. Drawer for making ice cubes
3. Fruits and vegetables 7. Preserving frozen food, freezing
4. Butter, eggs, condiments
• Always pack products to prevent food from contaminating each other.
• Wait for the preparations to cool completely before storing them (eg soup).
• To allow proper air circulation, never cover the shelves with paper or plastic
sheets.
• Store only fresh food, cleaned and wrapped in appropriate food packaging or
containers.
• Limit the number of door openings and, in any case, do not leave the door open for
too long to prevent the refrigerator from warming up.
• Do not overload the appliance and arrange the food so that the air can still circulate
freely around it. Food should never be in contact with the rear wall of the appliance.
FREEZER COMPARTMENT
STORING FOOD IN THE FREEZER COMPARTMENT
• Your machine has the standard "4-star" logo, which means you can
keep frozen food, freeze fresh products and make ice cubes.
• The drawer (item 6 on the device schematic on page 4) is "2 stars"
. It should only be used for making ice cubes or for keeping food for a few days.
Reminders:
Type of device Temperatures in the coldest
compartment
No star Freezer: 0 ° C
*Freezer: -6 ° C
** Freezer -12 ° C
*** Conservation Fund: Less than or
equal to -18 ° C
**** Freezer: From -18 ° C to -24 ° C
The duration of the conversation
Ice cubes
Ice Storage of frozen short: 3 to 4 days *
Conservation of ice frozen average: 1 to 4
weeks *
Conservation of ice frozen long: 3 to 12
months
Conservation of ice frozen long: 3 to 12
months can Freezing fresh food
(*) The shelf life depends on the type of food; see the manufacturer's instructions on
the food box. The quantity of food to be frozen must not exceed the amount indicated
on the nameplate. If the quantity to be frozen is higher than this value, it is always
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FREEZING FRESH PRODUCTS
• Only freeze premium products after cleaning and preparing them if necessary.
• Let the cooked dishes cool to room temperature before placing them in the freezer
compartment.
• All products to be frozen must be packed in polyethylene bags, "special freezing"
aluminum trays or plastic boxes. These packages must be airtight.
• Each package must be proportionate to the importance of family consumption so
as to be used at one time. Small packages allow for fast and uniform freezing.
• We remind you that a thawed product should be consumed as soon as possible
and never be refrozen unless it has been cooked in the meantime.
WARNING: Bottles and cans should not be placed in the freezer. They can burst
during the freezing of the contents, and soft drinks can even explode! Never store
lemonades, juices, beers, foaming wines, etc. in the freezer.
WARNING: Do not put ice cream or ice cubes in your mouth immediately after they
exit the freezer compartment. Very cold ice can freeze on your lips or tongue and
hurt you.
WARNING: Do not touch frozen foods with wet hands. The gel could stick your
hands to the food.
WARNING: Do not use electrical appliances in the refrigerator and / or freezer
compartment (eg electric ice cream makers, mixers, etc.).
WARNING: The freezer portion of the unit may not work properly (danger of
thawing of the contents or too high temperature in the frozen food compartment)
when the unit is placed for a prolonged period of time at a lower ambient
temperature than for which it is designed.
MAKING THE ICE
• To make ice cubes, pour cold water into the ice cube tray up to three quarters of
its height, and place it in the freezer compartment for more than 2 hours.
• To extract the ice cubes, slightly bend the pan or place it under running water for a
few seconds.
VII.MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
Unplug the unit from the electrical outlet before cleaning or defrosting.
We recommend that you regularly clean and disinfect your device.
DEFROST
This operation is recommended when the unit is lightly charged.
To defrost the air;
• Pack fresh and frozen foods in freezer bags and keep them cool.
• Leave both doors open and sponge as you melt.
• To speed up the defrosting process, you can place hot water containers in both
compartments and, in this case, close the doors.
• To defrost, you can use a squeegee (not supplied) or any plastic utensil but never
metal instruments, de-icing products, electric appliances such as hair dryers, steam
cleaners, etc.
• Once defrosting is complete, splash water and clean the unit.
The freezer compartment must always be defrosted when the frost layer has
reached a thickness of about 4 mm. In all cases, you must defrost the appliance at
least once a year.
CLEANING
• Clean the inside of the appliance and the accessories (shelves, shelves, etc.) with
a soft sponge and warm water mixed with white alcohol vinegar. Then rinse with
clear water and dry the pieces carefully with a soft cloth.
• Clean the condensate drain on the rear wall of the refrigerator compartment.
Always make sure that it is not obstructed as water is collected in a container at the
back of the unit. You can clean it with a wadded stick.
This device for draining water is very easily soiled and causes unpleasant odors;
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• Inspect the door seals regularly to make sure they are clean and that there are
no food particles. Door seals must be kept clean at all times. Clean them with
hot water and dry them well.
• Once everything is dry, the unit can be restarted.
• Do not clean glass shelves with hot water when they are cold. The glass could
break due to sudden changes in temperature and cause personal injury or
property damage.
• Never use abrasive or caustic products or sponges with scrapers to clean the
inside or outside of your appliance.
• IMPORTANT: When the plastic parts of the refrigerator remain stained with oil
for a long time (animal or vegetable), they deteriorate easily and may crack.
Clean and wash the dirty parts with hot water immediately.
• Never clean the appliance with a steam cleaner. Moisture could accumulate in
the electrical components, causing a risk of electric shock! Hot steam can
cause damage to plastic parts.
VIII.TROUBLESHOOTING
REMÉDIER À UN MAUVAIS FONCTIONNEMENT
Un mauvais fonctionnement peut être dû à un problème mineur que vous pouvez
résoudre vous même à l'aide des instructions figurant dans le tableau suivant. Avant
d'appeler un technicien, procédez aux vérifications suivantes :
Problems Possible causes solutions
The thermostat is on
"OFF" (stop).
Turn the knob
thermostat the position
"MAX".
The plug is not plugged in or is
badly depressed.
Plug the taking on the
sector.
A fuse has blown or is defective. Check and replace
lefusibleif necessary.
The taking current is
defective.
Repairs on the industry
must be performed by a
electrician.
The interior lighting
does not work.
The device is not plugged
or the bulb is faulty.
If necessary, please
replace the bulb (See
paragraph "Changing the
bulb").
There odors in the
apparatus.
The compressor operates
continuously.
The device is not right. Adjust the feet.
The device touches the wall or
other objects.
move slightly
the device.
Some sounds are
the appliances refrigeration.
Refer to paragraph
"Noises accompanying
operation. "
The camera can operate
not.
The fragrant food (eg, cheese) should be well packed.
Check that there are no expired food. If necessary,remove
them.
Clean the inside of the unit with water containing white
vinegar. Then rinse with clear water.
This is normal in summer when the ambient temperature is
high.
he is not recommended to have too much food in
the apparatus or to food that has cooled. Please do not open
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Problems Possible causes solutions
The door seals are dirty. Clean them with water and a soft
sponge.
You may just proceed to the
reversal of door opening.
Warm up carefully the sections of
leaking seals with a hair dryer (set
free). At the same time, correct hand
position of the joints.
The temperature is incorrectly set. Please refer to the paragraph "Setting
the temperature".
Door left open for a long time. Do not open the door for longer than
necessary.
A large amount of food was placed
in the unit in the past 24 hours.
temporarily set the thermostat to a
colder temperature. Do not overload
the refrigerator.
The unit is located near a heat
source.
Please refer to the "Installation
Location".
The compressor does not start
immediately after a change of
the temperature setting.
This is normal, this is not a
malfunction.
The compressor will start up after a
while.
There is water at the bottom of
the unit or on the shelves.
The discharge port of the defrost
water is clogged.
Refer to the section "Cleaning and
Maintenance".
If the elements of this table does not help you solve your specific problem, do not try to
repair the unit by yourself; contact the customer service of your dealer store.
IMPORTANT: Repairs to your appliance must only be carried out by trained service
technicians. Improper repairs can lead to dangers to users and are not covered by
warranty.
Door seals are not tight.
The unit does not cool
sufficiently. The food is too hot.
IN CASE OF EXTENDED ABSENCE OR NON-USE
• Turn the thermostat to the "OFF" position.
• Unplug, empty, defrost and clean the unit.
• Keep the doors ajar to avoid odors.
IN CASE OF STOPPING OPERATION
• If the failure is short-lived, there is no risk of tampering with the food.
However, do not open the doors.
• If the malfunction should be prolonged, transfer the frozen and frozen products to
another refrigerator. The operating autonomy of your device is indicated in the
paragraph "Data sheet". This duration is significantly shortened according to the load
of the device.
• As soon as you begin to defrost, consume the food as quickly as possible; do not
refreeze raw foods until cooked.
CHANGING THE BULB
WARNING: Risk of electric shock! Before changing the bulb, turn off the power and
unplug it. You can also remove the fuses or switch off the circuit breaker.
Characteristics of the bulb: type E14 max, 10 W.
Bulb replacement procedure:
1. Turn the thermostat to the "OFF" position and unplug the unit.
2. Remove the protective cap from the bulb.
3. Unscrew the bulb and replace it with a bulb with characteristics strictly identical to
the original one.
4. Replace the protective cover.
5. Reconnect the unit and return the thermostat to the desired position.
NOISE ACCOMPANYING OPERATION
The following noises are characteristic of refrigeration equipment:
• Clicks: The compressor turns on or off.
• Purr: The compressor is running, you hear it purring.
• Gurgling / Slugging: Refrigerant flows into narrow tubes. Even after the compressor
is turned off, these noises continue to be heard for a short time.

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I. WARRANTY
The warranty does not cover product wear parts, no problems or
damage resulting from:
(1) Surface damage due to normal wear and tear;
(2) Defects or damage due to contact of the product with liquid and
due to corrosion caused by rust or the presence of insects;
(3) Any incident, abuse, misuse, modification, unauthorized removal or
repair;
(4) Any improper maintenance operation not in accordance with
product instructions or connection to improper voltage use;
(5) any use of accessories not supplied or approved by the
manufacturer.
The warranty is void if the elimination of plate and / or the product
serial number.
X.MISE AU REBUT
Oceanic – 120-126 Quai de Bacalan – CS 11584 – 33000 Bordeaux
Imported by: SCHNEIDER CONSUMER GROUP
12, rue Jules Ferry, 93110 Rosny-sous-Bois, FRANCE
The logo on the product means that it is a device whose
treatment as waste within the scope of Directive 2012/19 /
EU of 4 July 2012 on electrical and electronic waste
(WEEE). This means that it must be supported by a
selective collection system
according to the European directive mentioned above in order to be
either recycled or dismantled in order to reduce any impact on the
environment
Hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment can have
potentially dangerous effects on the environment and human health.
Thus, at the end of life of this product, it should not be rid of as unsorted
municipal waste. return and collection systems are made available by
local authorities (waste disposal) and distributors.
This product should not be thrown on the street. You have an obligation
to use the collection systems available to you.

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