Whirlpool WRIBT24WA User manual

OWNER’S INSTRUCTIONS
WHIRLPOOL TOP MOUNT REFRIGERATOR 200-299L/300-399L/400-499L
Before operating the unit, please read this manual
thoroughly and retain for future reference
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CONTENTS
THE BUTLER PROFESSIONAL SERIES – OWNER’S INSTRUCTIONS
1. The Butler Professional Series
3. Installation
5. Operating
7. Maintenance
10. Storage Tips
12. Troubleshooting
13. FAQS
15. Technical Specifications
17. Ice Mate
18. Thaw Zone
19. Waiter Go
21. Flat Stack
22. Drinks Plus Zone
24. More Innovations
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WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR 200-299/300-399L/400-499L – THE BUTLER SERIES 1
Dear Homemaker,
Congratulations on bringing home your new Whirlpool®appliance!
I would like to welcome you to a very special family of Whirlpool®
homemakers from around the world, who believe that happiness begins
at home and that their families deserve nothing but the best.
With its 100 years of expertise, Whirlpool®brings to consumers, across
the globe, products that are designed to meet their specic needs.
Whirlpool®makes life easier for homemakers, helping them to create happier
homes. For Whirlpool®, this is more than just a task as everything we do
enables us in building lifelong relationships with our consumers. In our
centenary year, we pledge to create many more happy homes by delivering
products of outstanding performance, design, quality and sustainability.
Do go through this easy-to-read guide and follow the instructions to
get the best out of your appliance. If you have any further queries
simply call the Whirlpool®After Sales Service number. We wish you
many years of happiness and look forward to a lasting relationship.
Yours sincerely,
Whirlpool®Oceania
THE BUTLER SERIES
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Suffocation Hazard
Remove doors from your old refrigerator.
Failure to do so can result in death
or brain damage.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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Your safety and the safety of others is very important
We have provided many important safety messages in this manual and
on your appliance. Always read and obey all safety messages.
This is the safety alert symbol.
This symbol alerts you to hazards that can hurt you and others.
All safety messages will be preceded by the safety alert
symbol and the word “DANGER” or “WARNING”
These words mean:
DANGER – You will be seriously injured if you don’t follow instructions.
WARNING – You can be seriously injured if you don’t follow instructions.
All safety messages will identify the hazard, tell you how to reduce the chance
of injury and what can happen if the instructions are not followed.
Proper disposal of your Old Refrigerator is Important
Child entrapment or suffocation are not the problems of the past. Abandoned
refrigerators are dangerous even if they are left unattended
for a few days.If you are getting rid of your old refrigerator, please
follow these instructions to prevent accidents.
Before you throw away your old refrigerator or freezer
Ô Take out the doors
Ô Leave the shelves in place so that children don’t climb inside easily
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WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR 200-299/300-399L/400-499L – INSTALLATION 3
INSTALLATION
Steps for installation of The Butler Series (Alfred & Niles ranges):
Step 1: Remove the outer carton. Inspect the refrigerator to make sure
it has arrived safely at your home. In case you nd any transit damage to
your refrigerator, report to your dealer within 24 hours of delivery.
Step 2: After you unpack the refrigerator, select a well-ventilated spot
close to an electrical point. Allow sufcient clearance for dispersion of heat,
preferably 6 inches (150 mm) at the back, on the sides and top.
Step 3: You can shift the refrigerator by raising the front slightly and sliding it on the rear castors.
Step 4: Rotate the two front levellers, provided below your refrigerator, clockwise
to raise the front and anticlockwise to lower it (refer g.1a). The front should
be slightly above the rear so that the door shuts gently when left open.
Things to keep in mind:
Ô Keep the refrigerator away from direct sunlight and other high
temperature sources like oven and cooking range
Ô Avoid damp, exposed locations
Ô Avoid carpeted areas. A stable installation minimizes noise and prevents tilting
Ô This appliance is not intended for use by person (including children)
with reduced physical, memory or metal capabilities lack of experience
& knowledge unless they have been given supervision or introduction
concerning use of appliance by a person responsible for the safety
Ô Children should be supervised to insure that they so not play with the appliance
Ô This appliance is not designed for use in vehicles or on board ships
or aircraft, additional requirements may be necessary
Ô If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its
service agent or similarly qualied person in order to avoid a hazard
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Electric Shock Hazard
Do not remove ground prong.
Do not use an adapter.
Do not use an extension cord.
Failure to follow these instructions can
INSTALLATION
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Getting Connected
Plug the cord of the refrigerator into a 3 prong grounded outlet.
Adjust the cooling settings (refer pages 4 & 5 for instructions).
Ensure that the electrical point is properly earthed. Avoid extension cords.
Run refrigerator for 2-3 hours so that it is cooled sufciently before keeping food inside.
Note : It is advisable to get your refrigerator installed by an authorised Whirlpool® Service Representative
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WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR 200-299/300-399L/400-499L – OPERATING 5
OPERATING
For models without electronic user interface
Temperature Control
To control the temperature of your refrigerator, turn the knob according to your requirement.
This control is provided inside the refrigerator section. Turn knob to the left to reduce
the cooling and to the right to increase the cooling. It is preset to the middle position.
POSITION USAGE CONDITION
Low (1-2) During winter conditions or when there is not much food stored in the refrigerator.
Mid (3-4) This is the default & recommended setting. Can be used in normal usage.
High (5-6) During summers or when there is a lot of food stored in the refrigerator.
Quick Chill* (7-8) During extreme summers or when you want faster cooling.
*Quick chill mode setting to be monitored after every 12 hours to avoid freezing of food, drinks ,bottle cracking, etc.
Air Flow Control
The Air Flow Control in the freezer controls the distribution of cold air between the
refrigerator compartment and freezer compartment. Turn knob to the left for ‘Normal
Ice’ and to the right for ‘Fast Ice’ setting. It is preset to the middle position as shown
in the picture for uniform cooling in freezer and refrigerator compartments.
KNOB POSITIONS USAGE CONDITION
Normal For normal ice in freezer and strong cooling in your refrigerator compartment.
Max Freeze For quick ice in your freezer compartment
For even cooling in both the refrigerator compartment and freezer
compartment, set the air ow knob in mid position.
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Replacement of Activ Deo with TimeStrip
Ô Activ Deo should ideally be replaced every 6 months
Ô Snap out the Activ Deo cover
Ô Replace Activ Deo strip (available with Whirlpool®After Sales Service) with a new one
Ô Press and snap back the cover
Ô Please contact Whirlpool®After Sales Service for replacement
Ô The Timestrip provided along with the product indicates the time for replacing the product
Ô To activate the Timestrip, simply squeeze the bubble on the front
A line in the indicator window will start colouring
Ô Replace Activ Deo when the Timestrip indicator turns Black/Red
Replacing the LED/bulb* Illumination Panels
Ô Please contact Whirlpool®After Sales Service for replacement.
Removal of Door bin
Ô The new door bins has been designed for easy removability
Ô Hold the door bin at corners with both the hands and
slide the bin upward and pull it outward (a)
Ô To replace the door bin insert the bin along the door liner till it ts into perfect position (b)
(b)
(a)
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WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR 200-299/300-399L/400-499L – MAINTENANCE 7
MAINTENANCE
Cleaning your Whirlpool Refrigerator
Before cleaning, always switch-off the power supply and remove
the plug from the socket.
Ô Remove all food items from the refrigerator
Ô Remove all shelves and bins. To remove refrigerator shelves, push
them up gently from the rear of the shelf and then pull out
Ô Tilt the chiller downwards and pull out gently
Ô Remove the refrigerator and freezer door bins by pushing up and pulling out
Ô Hold the vegetable crisper using the handle, raise the front slightly and pull out
Ô Use a soft cloth and mild detergent to clean the refrigerator
thoroughly. Take care not to damage the door seals
Ô Allow the refrigerator to dry by leaving the door open for some time
Ô Dry the parts and place them back in the refrigerator
Ô Plug the power cord in and switch the mains on. Allow the refrigerator
to cool for some time before placing food inside
Caution
Ô Do not splash water directly on the refrigerator
Ô Do not work with ammable sprays or solvent based cleaners
Ô Be sure to check the voltage before inserting the power supply cord into the socket
Ô Be sure not to re-insert the power supply socket within
5 minutes of removing it from the socket
Ô Ensure that the water does not get into the light bulb socket
or other electrical components of your refrigerator
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Ô Don’t allow water to collect at the bottom of the refrigerator
Ô This appliance is not intended for use by person (including children)with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have
been given instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their
safety children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance
Ô Do not store volatile chemicals such as ether and benzene in the refrigerator
The fumes, besides damaging food, can build up and cause an explosion
Tips
Ô Apply a good silicon or wax polish on the outside of your refrigerator
to keep it looking new for an extended period of time
Steps for removal of the Chiller Tray and Glass Shelves
Going on Vacation
Short Vacation
During an average short length vacation, it is usually best to leave
the refrigerator and freezer in regular operation
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MAINTENANCE
WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR 200-299/300-399L/400-499L – MAINTENANCE 9
Long Vacation
For a vacation of extended duration, perform the following steps:
Ô Remove all food items from the refrigerator and freezer
Ô Switch-off the mains and disconnect the power cord from the socket
Ô Use a soft, damp cloth to wipe the refrigerator clean from the inside and outside
Ô Leave both doors open to prevent odour
Moving your Refrigerator
Switch-off the mains and disconnect the power cord from socket.
Ô Remove all food items from the refrigerator and freezer
Ô Use a soft, damp cloth to wipe the refrigerator from the inside and outside
Ô Fasten the doors and interior components using tape to prevent
them from moving/opening during transportation
Ô Lift the refrigerator slightly from the front and slide using castors at the rear
Replacing the burnt out bulb
Disconnect refrigerator - Switch off the power supply and remove the plug from the socket.
Ô Transparent cover - Locate the transparent cover on the control box
Ô Remove the transparent cover - Press the transparent
cover at the centre and pull downwards
Ô Remove the burnt out bulb - Turn the bulb in the anti-clockwise direction to unscrew
Ô Replace the new bulb - Replace the burnt out bulb with a new bulb of the
same rating and fasten it in bulb socket by turning it clockwise
Ô Install transparent cover and restart - Put the lens back in position,
plug the power cord in the mains and switch on
Note: Your Whirlpool refrigerator uses packaging made from eco-friendly recycled paper.
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STORAGE TIPS
Storage tips to keep your food fresh for Longer
Meat
Your Whirlpool will keep meat as fresh for months together as the day you put them in. You
should always wrap meat completely and tightly in plastic bags, foil or cling wrap. Unwrapped
meat quickly loses its moisture and nutrients, and causes your refrigerator to smell.
Once wrapped, place the meat in the Quick-Freezer to prevent tiny water
particles becoming larger ice crystals and damaging the cell structure.
Remove bones and surplus fat from meat. Fat usually becomes rancid,
and boneless meat needs roughly half as much freezer space.
Bigger portions of meat must be thawed before cooking. If you have a microwave,
you can thaw meat in minutes. If you don’t, move the quantity you want to use
from the freezer to the top of the vegetable crisper, the night before.
Ô Allow hot food items to cool before storing
Ô Store fresh food in the refrigerator compartment
Ô Cut chicken, meat, sh, vegetables etc. into small pieces before picking them for freezing
Ô Do not store food items like bananas, which rot easily at low temperature
Ô Do not re-freeze food after defrosting
Ô Store liquids in the front of the refrigerator to avoid freezing
Vegetables
All vegetables should be blanched (quickly dipped in boiling water) before freezing Blanching
destroys enzymes, preserves avour, texture and vitamin content, and reduces micro-organisms.
After blanching, remove the vegetables and plunge them immediately into cold, icy water.
Follow these specic tips for the given vegetables to get maximum storage life out of them.
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STORAGE TIPS
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Ô Beans: Wash thoroughly, trim ends and then blanch for 2 minutes
Ô Capsicum: Wash and remove all seeds and membranes. Blanch in
halves or sliced. Put in a box and freeze. Blanching time - 3 minutes
Ô Green Peas: Shell and blanch in a pan. Shake the pan periodically to heat evenly.
Cool, drain and pack - preferably in polybags or containers. Blanching time - 1 minute
Ô Tomatoes: These are best frozen as puree or juice. Skin and core them
before storing. Then simmer them in their own juice for 5 minutes. Once
they’re soft, strain and puree them, pack in polybags or boxes and freeze
Ô Large Red Chillies: Remove the stems, cut them in half and
completely de-seed them. Put them in polybags and freeze
Ô Coconuts: Store in a plastic bag, with the shell intact. The
coconut milk can be frozen in a container or bottle
Ô Carrots: Cut them in any shape. Blanch in hot water for 1 minute and then dip
in ice cold water. Drain in a sieve and pack in a box or polybag, and freeze
Thawing Fruits & Vegetables
Various fruits should be thawed differently, while vegetables should not
be thawed at all. Since vegetables lose most of their nutritive value from
thawing, they should instead be sautéd straight from the freezer
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Electrical Shock Hazard PROBLEM
Refrigerator does not work
Ice formation is slow
Cooling in the refrigerator
is not enough
Refrigerator runs non stop
Refrigerator side walls are
hot
Refrigerator gives a mild
shock
Refrigerator compartment
is smelly
PROBING
Is the power cord plugged in the
socket
Is there a power breakdown
Has the circuit breaker tripped
Is the air ow knob set to normal
ice position
Is your refrigerator
compartment knob set to
lower value
Is the passage obstructed by food
Are the refrigerator doors fully
closed
Are you storing hot foods in the
refrigerator
Are there any pads or plastic
covers on the shelf
Is the cooling level set to high
position
Is the door left open for long
This is not a problem. The walls
heat slightly during normal
operation
Is your house earthing proper
Has the refrigerator not been
cleaned recenly
Is there an object with strong smell
inside
SOLUTION
Reconnect the power plug
Wait till the power resumes
Check through some electrician
Set your upper compartment knob
(Airow knob) to fast ice mode
Rotate the knob to set it to higher
value. Refer page 5
Reposition the food items kept
directly in front of the air duct
Ensure always doors to be in
completely closed position
Do not keep hot utensils in the
refrigerator
Remove all pads or plastic covers to
clear the airow path
Reduce it to lower levels
Ensure always doors to be in
completely closed position
Please refer to the sticker pasted on
side wall
Please get your house wiring
checked by some electrician
Please clean your refrigerator
frequently
Prevent storing food items which
emanates strong smell
position. Refer page 5
Rotate the knob to set it to 12
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knob set to max freeze
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Is your freezer compartment
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WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR 200-299/300-399L/400-499L – FAQS 13
FAQS
Q. 1 Is moisture in the Vegetable Drawer normal?
Ans. Yes. As the water in the vegetables evaporates, it strikes the cold surface
of the refrigerator, hence resulting in formation of water droplets. The
humid air over the vegetable is however swept away by the dynamic
airow inside the refrigerator, keeping your vegetables fresh.
Q. 2 Why do I hear a noise from the back of the refrigerator?
Ans. The refrigerator is kept cold inside with the help of cooling coil, fan motor which is
inside the product and the compressor which is tted at the bottom rear side of the
refrigerator. During the operation of the refrigerator it is normal to hear a humming noise.
Q. 3 Why is there smell emanating from my refrigerator?
Ans. Check if any item which emanates strong smell has been kept unwrapped
in the refrigerator. If so, wrap it in polythene or keep it in a closed
container. Keeping cut lemon will also help in reducing the odour.
Q. 4 How much time is required to make ice?
Ans. Depending on the room temperature and the door opening frequency, the ice
making in the trays provided could be anywhere between 90 mins to 135
mins. However, depending upon the usage pattern, it can even go higher.
Q. 5 Why are the sidewalls hot sometimes?
Ans. Sidewalls are warm as a hot gas tube is provided at the side edges of the cabinet.
This helps in avoiding moisture formation on the walls when humidity is high.
Q. 6 Why is there a noise when the Compressor starts?
Ans. It is normal to hear noise when the compressor starts and stops.
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Q. 7 How frequently should I clean my refrigerator?
Can I use warm water? Can I use detergents?
Ans. It is advisable to clean your refrigerator twice a month. You
can clean it with warm water and mild detergents.
Q. 8 Is the Drinks Plus Zone cooler than the rest of the fridge?
Ans. In the Drinks Plus Zone you have colder temperature than that of the shelves
and Vegetable Drawer. This compartment can be used for faster cooling of
water, beverages, beer and milk preservation etc. As a precaution, please
do not store bottles for longer duration since it could freeze & burst.
Q. 9 Why do vegetables spoil when kept on the refrigerator shelves?
Ans. The zone below the Drinks Plus Zone is not suitable for vegetables.
It is recommended to store vegetables in the Vegetable Drawer which
has the desired temperature for keeping vegetables fresh.
Q. 10 Does milk get spoilt when kept in the Vegetable Drawer?
Ans. Milk needs colder temperature for it to remain fresh. Since the
vegetable drawer is kept at warmer temperature, milk will get
spoilt in it. It is recommended to store milk in the chiller.
Q. 12 Do I need to clean the back tray of my refrigerator?
Ans. As your product is equipped with frost free mechanism, you need not clean the tray,
however in extreme moisture conditions; very seldom you may require to empty the tray.
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WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR 200-299/300-399L/400-499L – TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 15
Model WRIBT24** WRIBT26** WRIBT29** WRIBT34** WRIBT36** WRIBT41** WRIBP41** WRIBP45**
Gross Capacity (Ltr.) 240 260 290 340 360 410 410 445
WxDxH (mm) 569x 636x1493 569x 636x1587 569x 636x1714 617X670X1675 617X670X1750 700x695x1652 700x695x1652 700x695x1762
Working Voltage Range (V) 230-240 230-240 230-240 230-240 230-240 230-240 230-240 230-240
Gasket Type Push in Push in Push in Push in Push in Push in Push in Push in
Controls
Electro-
mechanical type
(inside cabinet)
Electro-
mechanical type
(inside cabinet)
Electro-
mechanical type
(inside cabinet)
Electro-
mechanical type
(inside cabinet)
Electro-
mechanical type
(inside cabinet)
Potentiometer
type/Electro-
mechanical type
(inside cabinet)
Potentiometer
type/Electro-
mechanical type
(inside cabinet)
Potentiometer
type/Electro-
mechanical type
(inside cabinet)
Freezer
Freezer Shelf Full Glass Full Glass Full Glass Full Glass Full Glass Flat Stack Flat Stack Flat Stack
No. & type of FC bins 2 full width 2 full width 2 full width 2 full width 2 full width 2 full width 2 full width 2 full width
FC Illumincation NA NA NA NA NA LED LED LED
Refrigerator
Tower Cooling Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Chiller Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes NA NA
Crisper with Humidity Control Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Magifresh Crisper Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Toughened Glass Shelves 2 3 3 3 3 2 2 2
Deodoriser Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
RC Illumination Lamp Lamp Lamp Lamp Lamp LED LED LED
Egg Tray 12 eggs 12 eggs 12 eggs 12 eggs 12 eggs 12 eggs 12 eggs 12 eggs
BottleSeparator2 2222 222
BottleBin 1 1111 222
MultiUtilityBin NANANA1 1 NANANA
The Butler Series Accessories
Ice Mate Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Thaw Zone NA NA Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Waiter Go NA NA Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Flat Stack NA NA NA NA NA Yes Yes Yes
Drinks Plus Zone NA NA NA NA NA NA Yes Yes
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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The Butler Series, it’s as if someone’s
working behind the scenes.
Your new Whirlpool Refrigerator has been designed with the greatest care
to give you a refrigerator that’s perfect for all your needs. Its state-of-
the-art technology delivers perfect cooling for all types of food.
Every other feature too, has been thoughtfully created with your specic
homemaking needs in mind to bring you a host of wonderful new
benets, and turn homemaking into a truly joyful experience.
THE
BUTLER
SERIES
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ICE MATE
I need more room in my freezer!
What you said:
What we did: Created the Ice Mate*.
Simply ll the ice cube tray with water, freeze, twist and you have endless supply of ice.
The location of the Icemate can be moved around the freezer in Summer and then simply
removed during Winter to allow for additional space in your freezer. While handling Ice Mate
- hold assembly horizontal by the handle to avoid the ice holder and tray from sliding out.
Usage
Ice Tray Frame Removal/Placement
Ô Hold ice cube tray from front
Ô Lift ice cube tray up slightly & pull out smoothly
Ô For placement adjust tray with top rails in lid & slide frame inside smoothly
Ice Cube Harvesting
Ô Hold Ice Mate lid using one hand on top as shown
Ô Twist both the trays to release the ice cubes and they will fall in the collector
Ô Remove the ice collector & take the ice cubes
* Select features in select models
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THAW ZONE
Defrosting meat is always
messy and inconvenient!
What you said:
What we did: Created the Thaw Zone*.
A quick and easy way to hygienically defrost your meat while remaining refrigerated. Treated
with an anti-bacterial coating and able to go in the dishwasher, this is a convenient and clean
way to defrost meat. Portable and removable makes the Thaw Zone a must for every home.
Usage
Ô While removing the tray hold it carefully with two hands as
you slide it all the way out to avoid any spillage
Cleaning
Ô Rinse Thaw Zone tray in warm water to remove any frozen ice or dried blood
then place into the dishwasher for cleaning and reuse as required
* Select features in select models
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