Range Master U109100 - 02 User manual

Users Guide
&
Installation
U109100 - 0
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• Please read this operation manual carefully before using the appliance.
• Keep this manual in a safe place.
• Appearance, colour and layout of the door may vary.
Diagram of parts
Refrigerato
r c
ompartment
Bottle
cove
r
Fan
Cantilever
shelf
Egg
bo
x
Bottle
restrainer
Crisper
Freezer
compartmen
t
Lam
p
Ice
bin
Lam
p
Cantileve
r s
hel
f
Restrainer
Storage
shel
f
Freezer
draw
Ice Maker (inside ice bin
)
Before using your new appliance please read this instruction carefully.
Note: Layout of the refrigerator that you have just purchased may vary.
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Contents
Diagram of parts
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Safety precautions
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Location
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Preparation
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Operation
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Functions
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Refrigerator compartment 1
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Precautions 1
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Suggestions 1
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Freezer compartment 1
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Precautions 1
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Operation of icemaker and cold water supply 1
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Removing and installing the ice cube bin 1
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Dispenser operation 1
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Crushed ice and cool water supply 1
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Precautions for dispenser operation 1
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Defrosting and cleaning 1
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Loss of Electicity Supply 1
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Troubleshooting 1
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Warranty/
After-sales service 2
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Setting the Water Level
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Safety precautions
Safety precautions
This refrigerator requires a 220-
240V supply Failure in operation
and damage to the control panel,
thermostat or the compressor
will occur if voltage is outside
the range 187-242V unless a
regulator with a capacity of over
750W or higher is installed.
Care for external cable
• Hold the plug, not the electric cable, when
unplugging the refrigerator.
• Ensure that the electric cable is not trapped by
the refrigerator. Do not step on the cable.
• Avoid damage to the electric cable when
moving the refrigerator.
Inflammable gas leakage in the vicinity
of the refrigerator
• Turn off any leaking valve;
• Open the doors and windows;
• Do not, under any circumstances, unplug
electrical appliances in the vicinity of the leak.
Contact your gas supplier
A separate earthed socket is required.
The refrigerator is supplied with a standard three-
pin plug, and must be
plugged into a socket
with a good earth
connection. When the
refrigerator is installed
the plug must still be
accessible. Check that
the plug is fully pushed into the socket. A damaged
or incorrectly positioned plug could cause a fi re.
Damaged electric cable
If the electrical cable is damaged or worn, turn off
the refrigerator and consult an authorised service
agent for replacement.
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Unplug the refrigerator for the
following:
• Cleaning or maintenance;
• Replacement of one of the
light bulbs.
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Never store infl ammable, explosive or corrosive
materials in the refrigerator.
Do not install the refrigerator near petrol or other
infl ammable articles.
Do not swing on or apply excessive pressure to the
refrigerator door.
This refrigerator should only be used for food
storage.
Do not use your appliance for the storage of
microbiological or chemical materials. These have
special requirement in temperature setting.
Don’t place electrical plugs, regulators or
microwaves on top of the refrigerator.

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Don’t use electric appliances inside the refrigerator.
Don’t place heavy or unstable articles or water
containers on top of the refrigerator.
Avoid prolonged contact with the food in the
freezer compartment when the refrigerator is
operational, especially with wet hands. Hands may
freeze onto the surface of the frozen food.
Disassembly, renovation or cooling system
maintenance of refrigerator must only be carried
out by an authorised engineer.
Unplug the refrigerator in the event of a power
interruption or during cleaning. Allow at least 5
minutes lapse before restarting the refrigerator.
Do not spray or splash the refrigerator when
cleaning the refrigerator, nor place the refrigerator
in a damp area.
Never store bottled
beer or beverages in the
freezer compartment.
When you dispose of the refrigerator, to prevent
children being accidentally trapped, remove the
door, gasket and food shelves from the refrigerator.

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Location
The refrigerator should be placed on a fl at and solid
surface. If the refrigerator is placed on a plinth, fl at,
strong and fi re-resistant materials must be used.
The front feet of the
refrigerator can be adjusted
clockwise or anti-clockwise to
lift or lower the refrigerator
if it is placed on an uneven
surface.
The refrigerator shall be
placed away from heat
sources or direct sunlight.
Clean and dry any water splashes and stains with
soft cloth.
The refrigerator should be placed in a well-
ventilated area with an absolute minimum gap of
5cm from the top to the ceiling and 5cm from any
side to the wall.
50mm
590mm
400mm
50mm
450mm
Minimum spaces around the
appliance.
50mm above
50mm to rear wall
50mm to left and right
Never place the refrigerator in an area with an
ambient temperature below 5°C. Never operate the
refrigerator outdoors or in wet conditions.

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Preparation
1 Unpacking
Remove all packing
materials. (Caution:
Remove the lower plinth
before dismounting the
pedestal.)
2 Check attached accessories and
materials.
Check if all accessories and
instructions are available.
Contact the local distributor if
anything is missing.
3 Ensure that the refrigerator is
properly located.
(Refer to section “Location”)
4 Clean the refrigerator before using.
(Refer to section “Cleaning”)
5 Ensure that the lower plinth is
properly installed and water tubes
are connected correctly.
6 Connect the refrigerator to power
source at least 6 hours after the
refrigerator is installed and cleaned.
Caution: After unpacking, write down the model
and manufacture number of the refrigerator. These
will be required if technical services are applied for.
Operation
1 Connection of power supply
When appliance is connected to power supply,
the intelligent operation and CRUSHED ICE modes
are activated automatically with display of actual
refrigerating and freezing temperatures. The
appliance is equipped with a memory system, which
can ensure that latest operation mode is resumed
when power is supplied after an interruption.
2 Setting of operation mode
Suggestion!
Regardless of irrespective fl uctuations in ambient
temperature, selection of the Fuzzy control will
guarantee the most effi cient and energy-saving
operation of the refrigerator.
Either of the following operation modes can be
selected.
Fuzzy control: If there is no special requirement,
the Fuzzy control is recommended. Press the Fuzzy
control button, the Fuzzy control indicator will
illuminate and the refrigerator is then operated
automatically. (See section “Functions”).
Manual adjustment mode: Press the temperature
setting button to set the temperature. (See section
“Functions”)
3 Loading the freezer with food
Before loading food into the freezer wait until it
cools down to the set temperature.
Caution: Some time will be required for the
refrigerator to reach the set level after temperature
is reset. The length of this period is determined by
diff erence in the existing and set temperatures, the
ambient temperature, the frequency with which the
door is opened and closed and the amount of food
in storage.

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Functions
1 Control panel
FUZZY
SUPER
F
REEZ
E
FRZ.
TEMP
IC
E /
WA
TE
R
OPTIO
N
REF
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TEMP
FUZZY
SUPER
FREEZE
FRZ.
TEMP
CUBED
ICE
CRUSHED
ICE
COOL
WA
TER
REF
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REF. REF
TEMP
F G
H I
J K
L
A B
C D
E
A. Fuzzy control setting
F. Fuzzy control indicator
B. Super freezing selection
G. Super freezing indicator
C. Freezer temperature adjustment
H. Freezing temperature indicator
D. Refrigerator temperature
adjustment
I. Refrigerating temperature
indicator
E. Ice/water option
J. Ice cube indicator
K. Crushed ice indicator
L. Cool water indicator
When appliance is connected to power supply for the fi rst time, the intelligent operation and crushed ice
supply are activated automatically.

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2 Fuzzy control
The appliance can
automatically adjust internal
temperature according to the
ambient temperature.
Pressing the button turns on
the Fuzzy control and turns on
the indicator light. Pressing it
again turns off the control and
light.
FUZZY
FUZZY
3 Error display
When a problem occurs with the control and
operation functions of the appliance, refrigerating
and/or freezing temperatures will be displayed by
a Fault Code, e.g. "f1". Contact after sales service for
technical assistance.
4 Super freezing setting
Super Freeze function is
designed to preserve the
nutritional value of food, the
food will freeze completely in
the shortest time possible.
Pressing the button turns on
the Super Freeze mode and
turns on the indicator light. The
Super Freeze mode deactivates
automatically after four hours
and the light goes out. You can
turn it off yourself by pressing
the button again.
SUPER
F
REEZ
E
SUPER
FREEZE
5 Temperature setting and adjusting
Freezing temperature setting:
Press the button, the icon will
blink. Every press of the button
will decrease the freezing
temperature by 1°C between
-16°C and -24°C.
If the button is pressed when
- 24°C is reached, the cycle will
start aga)in from -16°C.
FRZ.
TEMP
FRZ.
TEMP
Refrigerator temperature setting:
Press the button, and the
icon will blink. Every press of
the button will increase the
refrigerator temperature by 1°C
between 2°C and 10°C.
If the button is pressed when
10°C is reached, the cycle will
start again from 2°C
REF
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TEMP
REF
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REF. REF
TEMP
6 Dispenser settings
Ice cube/water option:
Press the button
to cycle through the
options
ice cubes
CUBED
ICE
CRUSHED
ICE
COOL
WA
TER
crushed ice
CUBED
ICE
CRUSHED
ICE
COOL
WA
TER
cool water supply
CUBED
ICE
CRUSHED
ICE
COOL
WA
TER
7 Door controlled warning
If the appliance door is opened or left ajar for an
extended period, a warning beep will be sound.

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Refrigerator compartment
The refrigerator is for short-term
storage of food for daily consumption.
Although the temperature in most areas in the
refrigeration compartment can be regulated
between 2°C and 10°C, extended periods of food
storage is not recommended. Refrigerator should
only be used for short-term storage.
Adjustable cantilever shelves
The cantilever food shelves can be moved to suit
your needs.
Careful – the glass shelves are heavy.
To move a shelf
remove the shelf
fi xing pin, tilt the
shelf up at the front
then lift it slightly at
the back to free the
top hook and pull it
forward from the rear
mounting.
When replacing the
shelf, insert the top
hook at each side in
the rear racking and
lower the front into
position. Check that
the shelf is securely
located. Fix the
shelf in position by
replacing the shelf
fi xing pin.
Replacing the lamp in the refrigerator
compartment
MAX
25W
MAX
25W
MAX
25W
Spring
clip
Bulb
Lugs
• Unplug the appliance.
There is a clip at the rear of the light fi tting that
retains the lamp cover.
Press the clip in gently and slide the cover off so
that the lugs are disingaged from the lamp base.
The light bulb is now accessible. Unscrew the old
bulb and screw in the new one.
220-240V~/25W E14 (lamps exceeding 25W must
not be used)
Clip the lamp cover back into position.
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NOTE! - When fi rst installed, the refrigerator will
NOT commence cooling until the freezer
reaches -14
o
NOT commence cooling until the freezer
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NOT commence cooling until the freezer
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Storage areas
As cold air circulates inside the refrigerator,
temperature diff erences exist inside the storage
compartments. Diff erent foods should be placed in
diff erent areas according to their properties.
Dismounting the crisper cover
Lift the shelf by the rear edge (1) and then move
the shelf out of the compartment (2).
Precautions
Hot food must be cooled to room temperature
before storing in the refrigerator.
Food to be stored should be properly
sealed.
This will prevent moisture in the food from
evaporating and prevent vegetables and fruit from
tainting in fl avour.
Do not store excess quantities or
weights of food
Food should be stored with spaces in between for
better storage results.
Dry any water droplets on the food before placing
it in the refrigerator.

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Storage of sorted food
Food to be stored should be sorted according
to consumer requirements. Food consumed daily
should be placed in the most convenient area; this
will minimize opening periods for the door.
Do not place food too close to the internal walls
Food with high moisture content should not be
placed close to the walls of the inner liner. Maintain
a space to prevent food from freezing onto the
walls.
Suggestions
Storage period will be extended if vegetables are
placed with their roots towards the cold source.
Egg holder can be relocated whenever necessary
in the refrigerator.
Onions, garlic, ginger and other root vegetables
should not be stored in the refrigerator, as these
foods are suitable for long- term storage at normal
temperatures.
Leaves of carrots or turnips should be removed
before storage.
Frozen food can be placed in the cold
compartment to defrost before serving.
Keep meat and poultry apart from cooked foods.
Melon, bananas and pineapples should not be
stored in the refrigerator. Freezing will accelerate
the ripening process.
Caution: Do not use the egg box for storing ice
cubes and never place it in the freezer or chiller
compartment. It may crack..

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Freezer compartment
Long-term storage of food
As the freezer storage temperature is very low,
fresh food can be stored in the freezer compartment
for a long time. Food requiring long-term storage
can be stored in the frozen food compartment.
Dismounting the food shelves for
cleaning
1 Lift the shelf by holding the outer side, then 2
pull to remove.
Freezer light replacement
Lamp: 220-240V~/25W
Lamp holder: E14 (lamps exceeding 25W must not
be used)
• Unplug the appliance.
The lamp cover is held to the back of the freezer
compartment by tags at the top and bottom. Push
up the base of the cover to free the bottom tags,
pull the cover forward slightly free the top tags and
lift the cover away for the back wall.
Light
cover
Cover
locating
slots
Bulb
The light bulb is now accessible. Unscrew the old
bulb and screw in the new one.
Clip the lamp cover back into position.
Storage shelf in the door can be
dismounted for cleaning.
Hold the two sides of the door mounted bottle
holder, (1) lift and (2) pull to remove.
Caution: Frozen food (ice cream) should be stored
close to the back wall in the freezer compartment,
as the temperature in the vicinity of the door is
likely to change, resulting in defrosting of the food.
Precautions
Do not put hot food in the freezer – wait until it has
cooled down to room temperature.
The outside of any food packing should be dried
before storage in the freezer, and any packing
materials should be odour-free, airtight, non-
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Only remove the required amount of food from the
refrigerator. Defrosted food cannot be re-stored in
the freezer unless it is fi rst cooked.
Food cut into small portions will freeze faster and
be easier to defrost and cook. The recommended
weight for each portion is less than 2.5kg.
Food should be stored in accordance with any
information printed on the packing.
Do not overload the fridge or freezer. The quantity
of the food in storage should comply with the
cooling capacity of the refrigerator (See the
appliance rating plate).
Operation of icemaker and cold
water supply
1 Before using the ice maker and cold
water supply
Pressure of the cold water supplied to the
automatic ice maker should be between
0.15~0.85Mpa.
The water tube should be cut to the necessary
length and be free from bends. Suggested
maximum length of the water tube is
approximately 12 meters.
The water tube should be away from any heat
source.
Use only drinking water for ice making.
The water tubes should be installed and tested by
professionals.
We recommend that the inline water
filter is changed every 2 years
When the appliance is put into operation for the
fi rst time, keep the Cold Water button pressed for
two minutes to fl ush the system. Never press the
cold water button for an extended period or the
water valve may become excessively warm.
2 Caution:
Before switching the water supply on, ensure that
the ice maker control is set to “OFF”.
Never install the icemaker water tube in an area
with a temperature below 0°C to avoid freezing of
the water tube.
In the installation process, electrical tools must
be properly insulated or wired to avoid electric
hazards.
Turn on the valve to fl ush the water tube and
test water tube joints for leaks. Turn off the valve
when the water becomes clear.
NOTE! - The Icemaker is located inside the
Ice Cube bin. Refer to Page 15 "Removing
and Installing the Ice Cube bin", to access the
Icemaker.
Set the icemaker control to “ON”. The icemaker
will start operation when internal temperature
reaches or is below -13°C. When the appliance is
used for the fi rst time, the ice maker will perform
two ice making cycles and some water may be
discharged into the ice cube bin. This is normal.
Do not use these fi rst loads of ice.
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After the appliance is installed, ensure that the
water tube is properly arranged to avoid indents
or damage.
This appliance is installed with an MSEH10
icemaker.
Installation of the icemaker must be carried out
by an authorised agent.
This icemaker can only be supplied with drinking
water.
3 Operating the icemaker
8 ice cubes are made in every cycle. The ice
making capacity depends on freezer temperature,
ambient temperature and appliance door opening
frequency. Ensure that the icemaker switch is set to
position “OFF” before the appliance is connected
to water supply, and to position “ON” after the
appliance is connected to the water supply.
Water will be supplied when the set temperature
of the icemaker is reached.
Caution: Allow 24 hours after the appliance
is installed before the freezer compartment
temperature drops down to the degree for ice
making.
Do not use the fi rst loads of ice cubes after
installation or after the appliance has been turned
off for an extended period.
Some of the 8 ice cubes dropped from the
icemaker in one cycle may stick to each other.
4 Set the icemaker control to position
“OFF” when any of the following
events occur.
Water supply is interrupted for hours.
Ice cube bin is removed for an extended period.
Holidays - turn off the water supply to the unit.
NOTE! - The Icemaker ON/Off lever will switch
the Icemaker Off when the container is full of ice,
and will have to be switched on manually, before
any further ice will be produced.
5 If this is your first icemaker,
Some strange sounds may be heard in the process
of ice making.
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6 If ice cubes are stored for an
extended period
Ice cubes stored for an extended period may
become opaque or generate a strange odour. The
ice cube bin should be cleaned regularly with warm
water. The ice cube bin should be cooled down and
air-dried before replacement to avoid sticking of ice
cubes to the tray.
7 Extended disuse of the ice cube bin
in the winter
If the ice cube bin is not used for an extended
period in winter, remove all the ice cubes from
the tray and wash the tray clean with warm water.
Wipe the tray with a towel before replacing it to
the appliance, and then turn off the valve between
water supply and the appliance.
Removing and installing the ice
cube bin
Removing the ice cube bin
Push back at the top of the ice cube bin, lift at the
front and pull it forward to remove it from the side
supports.
Replacing the ice cube bin
Slide the ice cube bin back into the side runners
and push it back into position.
When replacing the
bin, be sure to press
it fi rmly into place. If
it does not go all the
way back, remove it
and rotate the drive
mechanism 90°, then
push the bin back
again until the clips fi t
in position.
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Dispenser operation
You can choose crushed ice, cool water or ice cube
supply. Press Ice/Water button with the glass as
shown in the fi gure.
(1) Crushed ice supply
Press desired option button, the crushed ice
indicator illuminates.
Slightly push the switch lever and crushed ice will
be supplied.
(2) Ice cube supply
Press desired option button, the ice cube
indicator illuminates.
Slightly push the switch lever and ice cubes will
be supplied.
(3) Cool water supply
Press desired option button, the cool water
indicator illuminates.
Slightly push the switch lever and ice cubes will
be supplied.
Warning! - Don’t put your hands or other object
into the ice exit - this is dangerous!
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Crushed ice and cool water
supply
When crushed ice is supplied
Some crushed ice may be supplied if the ice cube
supply mode is set after crushed ice supply.
The ice bin door may get frosted. When some
crushed ice is supplied, the frost will evaporate.
Hold the glass as close as possible to the
dispenser to avoid spillage of crushed ice.
NOTE! - The refrigerator has an automatic cut
off switch to prevent dispensing ice continuously
for 3 minutes or more than 4 minutes in any 30
minute period. If this activates, it will reset after
30 minutes.
Don’t try to dispense ice continuously for 3
minutes or from more 4 minutes in any 30-minute
period, The refrigerator has an automatic cut out
to prevent this. It will reset after 30 minutes.
When cool water is supplied
When the appliance is fi rst installed the water
supply tube will be full of air.
To remove the air and fl ush the internal piping,
press the cool water supply button of the
dispenser for at least 2 minutes.
As the refrigerator cools down to its normal
working temperature the water will gradually
become colder and colder.
Cool water does not contain ice cubes. Crushed
ice or ice cubes can be added to cool water if
colder cool water is desired.
Don’t try to dispense cold water for over 2
minutes continuously or for more than 3 minutes
in any 30-minute period, The refrigerator has an
automatic cut out to prevent this. It will reset after
30 minutes.
Caution: Do not insert anything into the dispenser
Precautions for dispenser
operation
Precautions
Do not use excessively deep or narrow glasses.
Hold the glass close to the supplier to avoid
dropping ice cubes and prevent ice cube supply
blockage.
5 seconds after ice or water is supplied, the
dispenser will close with a slight ‘phutt’ sound.
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Hold the glass still for another 2 or 3 seconds after
releasing the switch lever as remaining ice cubes
may be supplied.
Regularly clean and dry the dispenser water tray.
Remove remaining crushed ice at the ice supplier
to avoid blockage.
Do not place beverage cans or food in the ice
cube bin to avoid damage to the icemaker.
Do not touch the ice supplier nor remove the
icemaker cover to avoid accidental injury.
Do not use the fi rst 7 glasses or so of water and
the fi rst 20 ice cubes after the appliance is fi rst
installed. The same applies after it has been
turned off for an extended period.
Do not add ice cubes from any other source
to the ice cube bin. This could cause the of ice
crushing or ice supply to malfunction.
Ineffi cient water supply may result in smaller ice
cubes. Excessive water supply may cause larger
ice cubes, water spillage to the ice cube bin or
stuck ice cubes. Adjust water supply valve or
contact service agent for repair.
Caution: The motor valve and relay may produce
a 'phutt' sound when ice cubes are supplied.
Defrosting and cleaning
Defrosting
Defrosting is performed automatically.
Defrosted water fl ows into an evaporating
container on the compressor where it will evaporate
in the heat and circulating air.
Cleaning
The refrigerator should be cleaned regularly to
prevent the formation of bad odours.
Disconnect the power before cleaning the
refrigerator.
Clean the refrigerator with a soft cloth or sponge
with mild detergent.
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Caution: Do not use a hard brush, steel brush,
detergent, petrol or other solvents, hot water, acid
or alkali for cleaning.
Dry water droplets on surfaces of the refrigerator
with a piece of cloth.
Caution: Do not use excessive amounts of water
for cleaning the refrigerator. Use a dry cloth to clean
the switch and the lamp.
Always keep the door gasket clean
Loss of Electicity Supply
Power interruption
Even in summer, food can be stored in the
refrigerator for a few hours after a power
interruption.
Don’t put additional food into the refrigerator
during a power interruption and try to open the
door as little as possible.
If prior notice of a power interruption is given,
make some ice and put it in a container in the top
of the refrigeration compartment.
If power supply is interrupted for 12 or more
hours, remove the ice cubes in the ice cube bin
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to a freezer drawer to prevent defrosted water
spillage and to maintain the cold temperature in
the freezer compartment.
Caution: Temperature in the refrigerator will rise
during a power interruption or technical problem,
and the storage period will be reduced.
Turning the appliance off
If the refrigerator is to be turned off for an
extended period, unplug the refrigerator and clean
it as previously described.
Keep the door of refrigerator open when the
power is turned off to prevent any food remaining in
the compartment from producing bad odours.
Turn off the valve between the appliance and
water supply resource, and get rid of all the ice
cubes from the ice cube bin.
Caution: It is recommended that the refrigerator is
not turned off unless it is necessary.
Caution: Do not restart the refrigerator until a
period of at least fi ve minutes has elapsed.
During Holidays
• If the holiday is short remove vulnerable food
from the refrigerator, activate the Fuzzy control
and make sure that the door of the refrigerator is
properly closed.
• For a long holiday, take the food out of the
refrigerator and disconnect the power. Wait
until the frost inside melts, clean and dry the
compartment. Leave the door open to prevent
formation of bad odours.
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Moving the refrigerator
• Unplug the refrigerator.
• Remove all the food.
• Secure the shelves in the refrigerator
compartment, crisper and freezer compartment
shelves with tape.
• Tightly close and tape the door of the
refrigerator.
• Do not tilt the refrigerator more than 45
degrees.
Caution: Never place the refrigerator horizontally.
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Troubleshooting
Temperature of the refrigerator and the
compressor will rise and the compressor will run for
comparatively longer periods when the refrigerator
is fi rst started.
When the refrigerator is fi rst operated, the case
may become warm. This is designed to prevent
condensation.
Liquid refrigerant fl owing in the evaporator may
produce a slight sound similar to that of fl owing
water. When the refrigerator is stopped, the
backfl ow refrigerant may also generate that sound.
A slight sound may be heard when the appliance is
fi rst started due to the operation of the compressor
and motor. The sound will become quieter after a
short time.
The compressor may produce a slight sound
during operation, or when it is started or stopped.
During the defrosting process, a slight sound may
be generated. This sound is caused by defrosted
water dropping to the heater and by the evaporator.
The compressor will operate for comparatively
longer periods if an excessive quantity of food is
stored or the ambient temperature is high.
The evaporator and piping system of the
refrigerator may produce a slight sound when the
refrigerator operates due to ambient temperature
changes.
Energy effi ciency specifi ed in the technical
parameters complies with government
standards and is measured under the following
conditions: ambient temperature 25°C,
refrigerator compartment temperature 5°C,
freezer compartment temperature –18°C and 24h
continuous operation with doors closed. Actual
power consumption may exceed this value if more
food is stored, the ambient temperature is higher or
the door is opened frequently.
The fan of an operating refrigerator may produce a
slight sound.
Water droplets may occur on outer surfaces and
middle connection of the refrigerator due to heavy
moisture in room air. Wipe clean with soft cloth.
When super freezing function is activated by
pressing the super freezing button, the compressor
may produce some noise due to accelerated
rotation speed of the compressor.

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In the event that the refrigerator does not work
properly, please read the section below. If problems
persist, contact the after-sales service centre.
Information of model, accessory list and serial
number of the refrigerator is required (see the type
plate of the refrigerator).
Ice cubes are too small
This is caused by Low Water Pressure or an
incorrect Water Level setting - Refer to page 22 for
Water Setting instructions
The refrigerator does not operate.
The power supply is disconnected (plug, socket or
fuse). The switch is off .
Voltage is low.
Automatic defrosting is activated. (Compressor
ceases operation for 30 minutes)
Lamp does not illuminate.
The bulb has failed.
Power supply is not connected.
Excessive noise - possible causes.
The appliance is not level.
Contact between the refrigerator and a wall or
other article.
Set temperature not reached.
Door is not properly closed, or the door is opened
for long period;
Refrigerator is in direct sunlight, or close to a heat
source;
The area is poorly ventilated, or the two sides of
the refrigerator are covered by too much dust.