Zanussi Electrolux ZV 55 User manual

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DIEPVRIEZER
CONGELATEUR
GEFRIERSCHRANK
FREEZER
ZV 55 (FB 50 I)
ZZAANNUUSSSSII
GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING - MODE D`EMPLOI -
GEBRAUCHSANLEITUNG - INSTRUCTION BOOK

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Before installing and using the appliance read this user's instruction book carefully It contains safety
precautions, hints, information and ideas If the refrigerator is used in compliance with the
instructions written, it will operate properly and provide you with greatest satisfaction
The symbols below help you to find things more easily:
Safety precautions
Warnings and information at this symbol serve safety for you and your appliance.
Hints, useful information
Environmental information
Symbol for ideas
At this symbol ideas can be found according to food and its storing.
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Cont
Contents ents
Important safety information ..................................................................................................43
General safety precautions....................................................................................................43
Precautions for child safety....................................................................................................43
Safety precautions for installation ...........................................................................................43
Safety precautions for isobutane ............................................................................................43
Instruction for the User ..........................................................................................................44
General information..............................................................................................................44
Description of the appliance, main parts..................................................................................44
Handling the appliance .........................................................................................................45
Putting it into use.............................................................................................................45
Controlling the temperature...............................................................................................45
Freezing.........................................................................................................................45
Storing...........................................................................................................................46
How to ma e ice cubes ....................................................................................................46
Some useful information and advice........................................................................................46
Hints and ideas ...................................................................................................................46
How to save energy .........................................................................................................46
The appliance and environment .........................................................................................46
Maintenance .......................................................................................................................47
Defrosting.......................................................................................................................47
Regular cleaning..............................................................................................................47
When the refrigerator is not in use ......................................................................................47
Trouble shooting ..................................................................................................................48
Instructions for the Installer....................................................................................................48
Technical data .....................................................................................................................48
Installing the appliance .........................................................................................................49
Transportation, unpac ing.................................................................................................49
Cleaning ........................................................................................................................49
Placement......................................................................................................................49
Change of door opening direction ......................................................................................50
Electrical connection........................................................................................................51
Storage time chart ................................................................................................................51
Warranty and service .............................................................................................................51
Guarantee conditions............................................................................................................51
Service and spare parts ........................................................................................................51
Declaration of guarantee terms .............................................................................................51
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Im
Impor port tant saf ant safe et ty inf y infor ormation mation
General safety precautions
Keep these instructions and they should remain at
the appliance when moving away or changing
owner.
This appliance is designed for storing food,
domestic use and being used according to these
instructions only.
Specialised companies that are qualified to do
so by the manufacturer must carry out service
and repairs including repairing and changing
the power cord Accessory parts supplied by
them should be used only for repairing. Otherwise
the appliance can be damaged or can cause other
damage or injury.
The appliance is out of circuit only in that case if the
plug is removed from the soc et. Before cleaning
and maintenance always unplug it (do not get it by
the cable). If the soc et is difficult to reach, switch
off the appliance by cutting off the current.
Power cord must not be lengthened.
Make sure that the power plug is not squashed
or damaged by the back of the fridge/freezer
-A damaged power plug may overheat and cause a
fire.
Do not place heavy articles or the
fridge/freezer itself on the power cord
-There is a ris of a short circuit and fire.
Do not remove the power cord by pulling on its
lead, particularly when the fridge/freezer is
being pulled out of its niche
-Damage to the cord may cause a short-circuit, fire
and/or electric shoc .
-If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced
by a certified service agent or qualified service
personnel.
If the power plug socket is loose, do not insert
the power plug
-There is a ris of electric shoc or fire.
When cleaning, defrosting, ta ing out frozen food
or ice tray do not use sharp, pointed or hard
devices, as they can cause damage to the
appliance.
Be careful not to allow liquids to the temperature
control.
Ice and ice-cream can cause hurt if they are eaten
immediately after removal from the frozen food
compartment.
After dissolving frozen food must not be refrozen, it
must be used up as soon as possible.
Store pre-pac ed frozen food in accordance with
the frozen food manufacturer's instructions.
You must not ma e defrosting faster with any
electric heating appliance or chemicals.
Do not put hot pot to the plastic parts of the freezer.
Do not store flammable gas and liquid in the
appliance, because they may explode.
Precautions for child safety
Do not allow children to play with the pac aging
of the appliance. Plastic foil can cause
suffocation.
Adults must handle the appliance. Do not allow
children to play with it or its controlling parts.
If you are discarding the appliance pull the plug
out of the soc et, cut the connection cable (as
close to the appliance as you can) and remove
the door to prevent playing children to suffer
electric shoc or to close themselves into it.
Safety precautions for
installation
Put the appliance to the wall to avoid touching or
catching warm parts (compressor, condenser)
to prevent possible burn.
When moving the appliance ta e care of the plug
not to be in the soc et.
When placing the appliance ta e care not to
stand it on the power cord.
Adequate air circulation should be around the
appliance, lac ing this leads to overheating. To
achieve sufficient ventilation follow the
instructions relevant to installation.
If the appliance is not placed on floor level,
provide appropriate fixing (e. g. using suc ing
dis s).
For the safety of life and property keep
the precautions of these user's
instructions as the manufacturer is not
responsible for damages caused by omission
Safety precautions for
isobutane
Warning
The refrigerant of the appliance is isobutane
(R600a) that is inflammable and explosive to a
greater extent.
Keep ventilation openings, in the appliance
enclosure or in the built-in structure, clear of
obstruction.
Do not use mechanical devices or other means
to accelerate the defrosting process, other than
those recommended by the manufacturer.
Do not damage the refrigerant circuit.
Do not use electrical appliances inside the food
storage compartments of the appliance, unless
they are of the type recommended by the
manufacturer.
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Do not store carbonated drin s, bottled drin s
and bottled fruits in the freezer.

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Ins
Instr tructions f uctions for the User or the User
General information
The official designation of the appliance is home
freezer. According to this the appliance is suitable for
storing frozen and deep-frozen food, freezing
products in quantity given in the user's instructions at
home and ma ing ice.
The appliance can meet the requirements of
standards between different temperature limits
according to the climate class.
The letter symbol for climate class can be found on
the data plate.
Description of the appliance, main parts
1. Freezing compartment
2. Data plate
3. Storing compartment
4. Freezing shelf
5. Defrost water outlet
6. Ice tray
7. Legs
8. Door gas et
9. Thermostat with nob
10. Condenser
11. Air circulation
12. Compressor
13. Spacer
5
1
2
3
4678
9
11
13
12
10
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Handling the appliance
Putting it into use
Put the plug into the mains soc et.
Turn the thermostatic control nob to SUPER
position according to the figure and operate the
appliance at least for 4 hours.
Then reset the thermostatic control nob to
NORMAL position. This time the appliance is
suitable for storing frozen and deep-frozen foods.
Controlling the temperature
The thermostatic controller interrupts the operation of
the appliance automatically for more or less time
depending on the setting then restarts it assuring the
required temperature.
Setting the thermostat nob can be done by rotation.
Turning the control nob cloc wise cooling becomes
more and more intensive.
In the appliance -18 °C or lower temperature can be
reached if the thermostat nob is set to NORMAL
position according to the figure.
The thermostat can be switched off (STOP position),
which means brea ing the circuit of the compressor
i.e. stopping cooling.
The temperature coming about in the freezer is
effected by not only the position of the thermostatic
control and the ambient temperature, but frequency of
door openings and the quantity of food put into it, etc.
In maximum position of the thermostat - in case
of increased demand e.g. during heatwaves -
the compressor may operate continually. This does
not cause damages to the appliance.
Freezing
Freezing different products should always be done in
the freezing compartment after proper preparing.
Set the thermostatic control nob to SUPER position
4 hours before freezing food in small quantity and
about 24 hours before in case of products in bigger
quantity. This time the compressor operates
continually to reach temperature necessary for
freezing.
Place the foods to be frozen in and operate the
appliance as written for about 24 hours.
After these reset the thermostatic control nob to
NORMAL position.
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Storing
It is practical to replace frozen products into the
storing compartment after freezing has finished so
that to ma e room in the freezing compartment for
another freezing.
Intermediate freezing does not deteriorate foods
already stored.
Some useful information and
advice
After opening and closing the door of freezer
vacuum will rise inside the appliance because of
the low temperature. So wait 2-3 minutes after
closing the door - if you want to open it again - while
inner pressure equalises.
Ta e care of operating the freezer at a position of
thermostatic control so that the inside temperature
can never go beyond -18 °C, since temperature
higher than this can deteriorate frozen foods.
It is practical to ma e sure of faultless operation of
the appliance daily so as to notice possible failure
in time and prevent deterioration of frozen foods.
Hints and ideas
In this chapter practical hints and ideas are given
about how to use the appliance to reach maximum
energy saving and there is environmental information
about the appliance as well.
How to save energy
The colder the ambient temperature of the
appliance is the less energy it uses.
Avoid putting the appliance in a sunny place and
near anything that gives off heat.
Be sure that the condenser and the compressor
are well ventilated. Do not cover the sections where
ventilation is.
Wrap products in tightly closing dishes or cling film
to avoid building up unnecessary frost.
Avoid products put in the freezer compartment to
touch foods already frozen.
The appliance and environment
This appliance does not contain gasses which
could damage the ozone layer, in either its
refrigerant circuit or insulation materials. The
appliance shall not be discarded together with the
urban refuse and rubbish. Avoid damaging the
cooling unit, especially at the rear near the heat
exchanger. Information on your local disposal sites
may be obtained from your municipal authorities.
The materials used on this appliance mar ed with
the sympol are recyclable.
How to make ice cubes
To ma e ice cubes fill the enclosed ice cube tray with
water and put it to the frozen food compartment.
Wetting the bottom of the tray can shorten preparing
time.
Ready ice cubes can be ta en out of the tray under
running water then twist or hit it.
Do not leave the door open longer than
necessary and avoid unnecessary openings.
Put warm foods into the appliance only when
they are at room temperature.
The condenser must be ept clean.
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Maintenance
Defrosting
Bleeding part of the moisture of cooling chamber in
form of frost and ice goes with the operation of the
appliance.
Thic frost and ice has an insulating effect, so it
reduces cooling efficiency as the temperature
increases and needs more energy.

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Regular cleaning
It is practical to clean the inside of the freezer and
defrost it at a time.
Household cleaner or soap must not be used.
After brea ing the circuit wash the appliance using
lu ewarm water and wipe it.
Clean the door gas et with clean water.
After cleaning apply voltage to the appliance.
It is recommended to remove the dust and dirt
collected on the bac of the appliance and the
condenser once or twice a year.
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After removing the freezing shelf it is possible to
scrape off and remove smaller frost and ice with the
enclosed ice scraper.
The tray in figure is not a piece of accessories to the
appliance!
When ice coating is so thic that it can not be
removed with the frost scraper defrosting is
necessary. Its frequency depends on usage.
How to defrost it:
4-5 hours before starting defrosting turn the
thermostatic control nob to "SUPER" position so that
the stored foods can refrigerate well.
Brea the circuit of the appliance.
Ta e the frozen foods out of the appliance and put
them into a bas et lined with paper or cloth. Store
them in a possibly cool place or replace them into a
frozen or fresh food compartment of a refrigerator.
Leave the door open.
Sweep off melting water, which gathers in the outlet
channel practically formed in the bottom of the
appliance, occasionally with a cloth or sponge in
direction of sides. It can be removed if you put an
adequately high tray in front of the appliance, which
defrost water will flow into.
Defrosting process can be made quic er by placing a
pot or dish filled with warm water to the freezing shelf.
After defrosting wipe the wet surfaces.
Apply voltage to the appliance.
Put the foods bac .
When the refrigerator
is not in use
In case the appliance will not be used for a long time
follow these steps:
Brea the circuit of the appliance.
Remove foods from the refrigerator.
Defrost and clean it as written before.
Leave the door open to avoid a build up of air inside.

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Trouble shooting
During operation of the appliance some smaller but
annoying trouble can often occur, which does not
require calling a technician out. In the following chart
information is given about them to avoid unnecessary
charges on service.
We draw your attention that operation of appliance goes
with certain sounds (compressor- and circulating
Problem
The appliance does not
cool sufficiently
The appliance cools too
hard
The appliance does not
cool at all
The appliance is noisy
Possible cause
Thermostatic control is set too low.
Before freezing the appliance was not pre-cooled
sufficiently.
Large-sized food was put in.
Too many foods to be frozen were put in.
Warm foods were put in.
Door is not shut properly.
The thermostatic control is set too high.
Plug is not connected to the mains soc et
properly.
There is no voltage in the mains soc et.
Thermostatic control is in STOP position.
The appliance is not supported properly.
Solution
Set higher position.
Pre-cool the appliance for enough time.
Cut up food.
Put fewer foods to be cooled.
Put foods max. at room temperature.
Chec if the door is shut.
Set lower position.
Chec if the connection is proper.
Chec if there is voltage.
Chec setting of thermostatic control.
Chec if the appliance stands stable.
Inasmuch as the advice does not lead to result, call the nearest brand-mar service.
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sound). This is not trouble, but means normal
operation.
We draw it to your attention again that the
appliance operates discontinuously, so the
stopping of compressor does not mean
being no-current. That is why you must not touch
the electrical parts of the appliance before brea ing
the circuit.
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Instr tructions f uctions for the Ins or the Inst taller aller
Technical data
Model/Type
Gross capacity (l)
Net capacity (l)
Width (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Energy consumption ( Wh/24h)
( Wh/year)
Energy class, according to EU
Standards
Freezing capacity ( g/24h)
Rising time (h)
Rated power (W)
Weight ( g)
ZV 55 (FB 50 I)
50
50
525
520
587
0,48
175
A
7
17
60
25

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Installing the appliance
Transportation, unpacking
It is recommended to deliver the appliance in
original pac aging, in vertical position
considering the protective warning on pac aging.
After each transportation the appliance must not be
switched on for approx. 2 hours.
Unpac the appliance and chec if there are damages
on it. Report possible damages immediately to the
place you bought it. In that case retain pac aging.
Cleaning
Remove every adhesive tape, which ensure the parts
not to move in the appliance.
Wash the inside of the appliance using lu ewarm
water and mild detergent. Use soft cloth.
After cleaning wipe out the inside of the appliance.
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Placement
The ambient temperature has an effect on the energy
consumption and proper operation of the appliance.
When placing, ta e into consideration that it is
practical to operate the appliance between ambient
temperature limits according to the climate class that
is given in the chart below and can be found in the
data label.
If the ambient temperature goes below the lower data
the temperature of the cooling compartment can go
beyond the prescribed temperature.
If the ambient temperature goes beyond the upper
data this means longer operating time of the
compressor, increasing temperature in the cooling
compartment or increasing energy consumption.
When placing the appliance ensure that it stands level.
Do not stand the appliance on a sunny place or close
to a radiator or coo er.
If it is unavoidable because of furnishing and the
appliance has to be stood near a coo er ta e these
minimum distances into consideration:
Class of climate
SN
N
ST
Ambient temperature
+10 ... +32 °C
+16 ... +32 °C
+18 ... + 38 °C