Smeg FD35SNF User manual

NO-FROST REFRIGERATOR
NO-FROST KÜHLSCHRANK
REFRIGERATEUR A FROID VENTILE
NO-FROST
NO-FROST KOELKAST
FRIGORIFERO NO-FROST
REFRIGERADOR NO-FROST
FRIGORÍFICO NO-FROST
FROSTFRIA KYLSKÅP
ХОЛОДИЛЬНИК NO-FROST
FD35SNF

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INDEX
BEFOREUSINGTHEAPPLIANCE.....................................................................2
RECOMMENDATIONS...............................................................................................2
INSTALLATIONANDSWITCHING ON THEAPPLIANCE.......................................3
BEFORESWITCHING ON........................................................................................3
THEVARIOUSFUNCTIONANDPOSSIBILITIES...............................................4
THERMOSTATSETTING...........................................................................................4
ACCESSORIES..................................................................................................5
ICE TRAY....................................................................................................................5
ARRANGINGFOODINTHEAPPLIANCE..........................................................6
REFRIGERATORCOMPARTMENT..........................................................................6
FREEZERCOMPARTMENT......................................................................................6
CLEANINGANDMAINTENANCE.......................................................................7
DEFROSTING ...........................................................................................................7
REPLACINGTHELIGHTBULB...............................................................................8
TRANSPORTATIONAND CHANGINGOFINSTALLATIONPOSITION...............8
TRANSPORTATIONANDCHANGINGOFINSTALLATION POSITION..................8
CHANGING OFDOOROPENING DIRECTION......................................................8
BEFORECALLINGYOURAFTERSALESSERVICE..........................................9
THEPARTSOFTHEAPPLIANCEANDTHECOMPARTMENTS.......................10
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PART-1. BEFOREUSINGTHEAPPLIANCE
SpecialInstructions
•Ifthisapplianceistoreplacean oldrefrigeratorwithalock;breakorremovethelock
as asafetymeasurebeforestoringit, toprotectchildrenwhileplaying mightlock
themselvesinside.
•Oldrefrigeratorsand freezerscontaininsulationgasesandrefrigerant,which must
be disposedofproperly.Please ensurethattherefrigeration tubing isnotdamaged.
IMPORTANTNOTE:
Pleasereadthisbookletbeforeinstalling andswitchingonthisappliance.Themanu-
facturerassumes no responsibilityforincorrectinstallation andusageas describedin
thisbooklet.
Recommendations
Warning: Donotusemechanicaldevicesorotherartificialmeans toacceleratethe
defrostingprocess.Donotuseelectricalappliances inthefoodstorageoftheappliance.
Keeptheappliance ventilationopenings free.Donotdamagethe refrigerator’srefriger-
antcircuit.
•Donotuseadoptersorshuntswhich couldcauseoverheatingorburning.
•Donotplug old,warped powersupplycables.
•Donottwistand bendthecables.
•Donotallowchildrentoplaywiththeappliance.Children must
NEVER sitondrawers/shelves orhangfromthedoor.
•Donotplug the powersupplywithwethands.
•Donotplace containers(glassbottlesortincontainers)ofliq-
uidsintothefreezerespeciallygassyliquidsas they couldcause
thecontainertoburstduring freezing.
•Bottles,which containahighpercentageofalcoholmustbe
sealedwellandplacedverticallyintherefrigerator.
•Donottouch the coolingsurfaces,especiallywithwethandsas
youcouldbe burntorhurt.
•Donoteatice,which havejustbeenremoved fromthe freezer.
•Ifthe supplycordisdamageditmustbereplacedbythe manu-
facturerorservice agentorappointed qualified person.
•Theapplianceisnotintended forusebypeople(includingchildren)withreduced
physical,sensoryormentalcapabilities,orlack ofexperienceandknowledge,unless
theyhavebeengivensupervision orinstruction concerning use oftheappliancebya
person responsiblefortheirsafety.Childrenshouldbesupervisedtoensurethatthey
don’tplay withthe appliance.If thesupplycordisdamageditmustbereplacedbythe
manufacturerorservice agentorappointed person.
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InstallationandSwitching OnTheAppliance
•Thisappliance isconnectingto220-240Vand 50 Hz.
•You canofferhelpfromtheservice toinstalland switchingontheappliancewithout
anycost.
•Beforemakingtheconnectiontothepowersupply,ensurethatthevoltage onthe
nameplatecorresponds tothevoltageofelectricalsysteminyourhome.
•If thesocketdoesnotmatchtherefrigeratorplug,replacethe plug withasuitable
one(atleast16 A)
•Insert the plugintoasocketwithanefficientgroundconnection.If thesockethas no
groundcontact,wesuggestyoucallanelectricianforassistance.
•Manufacturerisnotresponsibleforfailuretocompletethe
groundconnection asdescribed inthisbooklet.
•Donotplacetheapplianceindirectsunlight.
•Donotuseinopen airand shallnotbeexposedtothe rain.
•Placetherefrigeratorfarfromheatsourcesand inawell-venti-
latedposition.Therefrigeratorshouldbeatleast50cmfrom
radiators,gas orcoalstoves and5cmfarfromelectricalstoves.
•Keepthetopfree foratleast15 cm.
•Donotplaceheavyand lotsofthingsontheappliance.
•Iftheapplianceisinstallednexttoanotherrefrigerator orfreezer,
observe aminimumdistance of2cmtopreventcondensation.
•Theappliancemustbestandfirmlyandlevelonthe floorUse
thetwofrontlevelling-feettocompensateforanevenfloor.
•Inordertohaveaircirculationunderthe appliance,thespace
undertheappliance mustbe open.Don’tclose itwithcarpet,
etc.
•The outsideoftheapplianceand theaccessoriesinsideshould
be cleanedwithasolutionofwaterand liquidsoap;the inside
ofthe appliance withsodiumbicarbonatedissolvedinlukewarm
water.Afterdryingreplace allthe accessories.
BeforeSwitchingOn
•Wait after3hoursbeforepluggingtheapplianceintothemainpower
toensureproperperformance.
•Therecanbean odourwhenyoufirstswitch on the appliance.Itwill
disappearafterthe appliancestartstocool.
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PART-2.THEVARIOUSFUNCTIONAND POSSIBILITIES
ThermostatSetting
FREEZERTHERMOSTATREFRIGERATORTHERMOSTAT
CLIMATE WINTER SPRING/AUTUMN SUMMER
10oC<Tamb<16oC16oC<Tamb<25oC25oC<Tamb<43oC
Remarks
Freezer
Thermostat
Cooler
Thernostat
Ambient
temperateure
Settoappropriateposition
between1and2.
Positions2.5and3would
be enoughaccording to
yourrefrigeratormodel.
Settoappropriateposition
between2and3.
Positions2.5and3would
be enoughaccording to
yourrefrigeratormodel.
Settoappropriateposition
between3and6.
Positions2.5and3would
be enoughaccording to
yourrefrigeratormodel.
Ifyourrefrigeratorisinan
extremelycoldplacewith
anambienttemperatureof
10oC,and ifyouthinkthe
coolercompartementis
cold withcoolerthermostat
settominimum,you can
setfreezerthermostatto
lowerpositions.
Withambienttemperatures
over38oC,ifyourcooler
compartementisnotcool
enough asyou want, you
can setfreezerthermostat
tohigherpositions.
Defaultpositionsvaluesofyourrefrigeratorare2.5-3forfreezercompartement
thermostat,and3forcoolercompartmentthermostat.
Weadviseyou nottochange yourfreezerthermostatpositionsexceptabove
mentionedconditions.Yourcoolerthermostatcan besetaccordingtotheambient
temperatureasmentionedabove.
Thevaluesmentionedinthe tablearerecommended thermostatpositions.These
valuescanchangeaccordingtousageconditions.
Freezerandrefrigeratorthermostatautomatically
regulatesthe inside temperatureofthecompartments.
Byrotatingthefreezerthermostatknob fromposition
1to4and refrigeratorthermostatknobfromOFFtoMAX,
coldertemperaturescanbeobtain.Incoldseasons,
youcansetlowerpositions inordertodecrease the
energyconsumption.
Notethat; freezerand refrigeratortemperatures affecteachother. Forexample; when
therefrigeratorthermostatisatmaximum,forobtaininglowertemperatures inrefrigera-
torcompartment,setthefreezerthermostattoahighervalue.When thefreezerthermo-
statisatitsmaximum,forobtaininglowertemperaturesinfreezercompartment,setthe
refrigeratorthermostattoalowervalue.
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Notethat; theambienttemperature,temperatureofthefreshlystored foodandhow
often thedoorisopened,affectsthetemperatureinthe refrigeratorand freezercompart-
ment.If required,changethetemperaturesetting.
•Inordertopreventsweating and accumulation ofbacteriainsidetherefrigerator
compartmen,itisrecommended nottosettherefrigeratorthermostattoOFFposi-
tion eventhereisno storage offoodinside.
•Whenyoufirstswitchontheappliance,forstarting asuitablecooling,theappliance
shouldwork24hourscontinuouslyuntilit coolsdowntosufficienttemperature.
•Inthistimedonotopenthedoorsooften and donotplacealotoffoodinsidethe
appliance.
•Iftheunit isswitchedoff orunplugged,you mustallowatleast5minutesbefore
restartingorre-pluggingthe unitinordernottodamagethe compressor.
PART-3. ACCESSORIES
Icetray
•Filltheicetray withwaterand placeinfreezercompartment.
•Afterthewatercompletelyturnedintoice,you cantwistthe trayasshownbelowto
gettheice cube.
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PART-4. ARRANGINGFOODINTHEAPPLIANCE
RefrigeratorCompartment
•Tosetthe refrigeratorcompartmentto2-3graphicbarwillbeenough fornormal conditions.
•Toreducehumidityand consequent increaseof frostneverplaceliquidsinunsealedcontain-
ersintherefrigerator.
•Neverplacewarmfoodintherefrigerator. Warmfood shouldbeallowedtocoolatroomtem-
peratureandshouldbearrangedtoensureadequateaircirculationinthe refrigeratorcom-
partment.
•Arrangethemeatandcleanedfish(wrapped inpackagesor sheetsof plastic) whichyouwill
usein1-2days.
•Youcanput thefruitsandvegetablesintocrisper without packing.
FreezerCompartment
•Tosetthe freezercompartment to2-3graphicbarwill be enoughfornormalconditions.
•The useoffreezeris,storing ofdeep-frozen orfrozenfoods forlongperiodsoftimeand
making icecubes.
•Donotputfresh and warmfoods tothefreezerdoorshelvestobefrozen.Onlyusefor
storageoffrozenfoods.
•Donotput fresh andwarmfood withfrozenfoodsidebysideasitcanthawthefrozenfood.
•Usethe fastfreezing shelf tofreezehomecooking (andthefoods which iswanted tofreeze)
morequicklybecauseofthe freezing room’sgreaterfreezingpower.
•Whilefreezingfreshfoods(i.e.meat, fishand mincemeat)dividetheminpartsyouwillusein
onetime.
•Whilefreezingfreshfoods ; Maximumamountoffreshfood(inkg)thatcanbefrozenin24
hoursisindicatedontheappliancelabel.
•Foroptimumapplianceperformancetoreachmaximumfreezing capacity,turnthe freezer
thermostatknob toposition max 24 hoursbeforeplacingfreshfoodinthefreezer.
•After placingfresh foodinthefreezer,24hourson max position isgenerallysufficient,After 24
hours, donnotneed toset thefeezerthermostat knob topositionmax.
•Attention; Inorder tosaveenergy,When freezingsmallamountsoffood, donnotneedtoset
thefreezerthermostatknob topositionmax.
• Forstoringthefrozenfoods;theinstructions shownonfrozen foodpackagesshould
always befollowedcarefullyand ifnoinformation isprovidedfoodshouldnotbe stored for
morethan3monthsfromthepurchaseddate.
• Whenbuyingfrozen foods ensurethatthesehavebeenfrozenatsuitabletemperatures
andthatthe packingisintact.
•Frozenfoodsshouldbetransportedinappopriatecontainerstomaintainthequalityof the food
andshouldbereturned tothefreezingsurfacesoftheunitinthe shortestpossibletime.
•If apackageof frozenfoodshowsthesignofhumidityand abnormal swellingit isprobablethat
ithasbeenpreviouslystored atan unsuitabletemperatureand thatthecontentshave deterio-
rated.
• The storage lifeoffrozenfoods dependsontheroomtemperature,thermostatsetting,
howoften thedoorisopened,the typeoffoodandthelengthof timerequired totransportthe
productfromtheshoptoyourhome. Alwaysfollowtheinstructions printedonthe package
andnever exceed themaximumstoragelifeindicated.
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PART-5. CLEANINGAND MAINTENANCE
•Disconnectunit fromthepowersupplybeforecleaning.
•Donotclean theappliancebypouring water.
•The refrigeratorandfreezercompartmentshouldbe
cleanedperiodicallyusing asolution ofbicarbonateof
soda andlukewarmwater
•Cleanthe accessoriesseparatelywithsoapand water.
Donotcleantheminthe washingmachine.
•Donotuseabrasiveproducts,detergentsorsoaps. After
washing,rinse withcleanwaterand drycarefully.When
thecleaning operations have beencompletedreconnect
theplug oftheunitwithdryhands.
•Youshouldcleanthe condenser withbroomatleast once
ayearinordertoprovideenergysaving andincrease
the productivity.
THEPOWERSUPPLYMUST BE DISCONNECTED.
Defrosting
•Defrosting occursfullyautomaticallyduring
operation;the defrostwateriscollectedby
the evaporating tray and evaporates auto-
matically.
•The evaporating tray shouldbe cleaned pe-
riodicallytopreventthewaterfromcollect-
ingonthebottomoftherefrigeratorinstead
offlowingout.
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ReplacingTheLightBulb
1.Unplugtheunitfromthepowersupply,
2.Remove therefrigeratorlightcoverwitha
minusscrewdriver,andtakeoutthecover.
(A)
3.Changethe presentlightbulbwithanew
oneofnotmorethan15 W.(B)
4.Replacethelightcover(C)andafterwait-
ing5minutesplug the unit.
PART-6. TRANSPORTATIONAND CHANGING OF
INSTALLATIONPOSITION
TransportationandChangingofInstallationPosition
•Theoriginalpackagesand foamed polystyrene(PS)canbe concealedifrequired.
•Intransportationtheapplianceshouldbetiedwithawidestripeorastrong rope.
Theruleswrittenonthe corrugated boxmustbeapplied whiletransporting.
•Beforetransportingorchangingoldinstallationposition,allthemoving objects(i.e.,
shelves,crisper…)shouldbetaken outorfixedwithbandsinordertopreventthe
shake.
ChangingofDoorOpeningDirection
Incase you need tochangedoor-openingdirection,please consultthe domesticafter
salesservice.
(Forsomemodels)
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PART-7. BEFORECALLINGYOUR AFTERSALES SERVICE
Ifyourrefrigeratorisnotworking properly,itmay beaminorproblem,thereforecheck
thefollowing,beforecallingan electriciantosave timeandmoney.
What todoifyourrefrigeratordoes notoperate;
Check that;
•Thereisnopower,
•Thegeneralswitchinyourhomeisdisconnected,
•The thermostatsettingison«0»position,
•The socketisnotsufficient. Tocheck this,pluginanotherappliancethatyouknow
whichisworkingintothe samesocket.
What todoif yourrefrigeratorperformspoorly;
Check that;
•You have notoverloadedthe appliance ,
•The doorsareclosedperfectly,
•Thereisnoduston the condenser,
•Thereisenoughplaceattherearandsidewalls.
Ifthereisnoise;
Thecooling gas which circulatesinthe refrigeratorcircuit maymake aslightnoise
(bubbling sound)even when thecompressorisnotrunning.Donotworrythisisquite
normal.Ifthesesoundsaredifferentcheck that;
•Theapplianceiswelllevelled
•Nothingistouching therear.
•The stuffsonthe appliance arevibrating.
Recommendations
•Ifthe applianceisnotusedforlong time(forexampleduringthesummerholidays)
unplugand cleantherefrigeratorleavingthedooropen topreventtheformation of
mildewandsmell.
•Tostopthe appliancecompletely,unplugfrommainsocket(forcleaningandwhen
thedoorsareleft open)
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PART-8. THEPARTSOFTHEAPPLIANCEAND THE
COMPARTMENTS
1)FREEZERTERMOSTATBOX
2)FREEZERSHELF
3)FREEZERCOMPARMENT
4)REFRIGERATORTHERMOSTATBOX
5)REFRIGERATORSHELVES
6)REFRIGERATORLAMPBOX/COVER
7)REFRIGERATORCOMPARTMENT
8)CRISPERCOVER
9)CRISPER
10)KICKPLATE
11)ICETRAY
12)FREEZERDOORSHELF
13)EGGHOLDER
14)TOPSHELF
15)AROMATICBOX
16)BOTTLEHOLDER
17)BOTTLESHELF
18)BOTTOMSHELF
Thispresentation isonlyforinformationaboutthepartsoftheappliance.
Partsmayvaryaccording tothe appliancemodel.
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