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Any maintenance on your equipment should
be undertaken by:
- either your dealer,
- or another qualified mechanic who is an
authorized agent for the brand appliances.
When making an appointment, state the full
reference of your equipment (model, type and
serial number).This information appears on
the manufacturer's nameplate attached to
your equipment.
RR4200070-00
After sales service
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Notes
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Notes
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Noises, inconveniences or minor breakdowns
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PROBLEM ADVICE
Frost forms inside your
appliance
- be careful not to open your appliance’s door too often, and not
to leave it open.
The external walls are warm
- this is quite normal. It stops condensation forming on the outside
of your appliance.
Drops of water appear on your
appliance’s external wall
-When your home’s heating is not on (for example in spring and
autumn) and the ambient air is humid,some condensation may
form on your appliance’s outside walls. This is not dangerous at all
and your appliance continues to operate quite correctly.
Droplets of water or ice forms
on the appliance’s rear wall
- this is quite normal. This is a particularly cold and damp area of
the appliance and droplets of water and frost can form here when
your appliance is operating normally. This frost is regularly
eliminated during your freezer automatic defrosting cycles.
Certains foods do not freeze
completely
- this is quite normal for food that contains a lot of sugar, fat or
alcohol not to freeze completely and to remain partially soft
(ice cream, fruit juice,etc.).
Droplets stagnate at the back
of the appliance
- check that the drain hole is not blocked. If it is, release it with a
stick or a metal wire as shown in the section in "Ongoing
maintenance of your appliance".
Frozen meat has white streaks
- check that your machine’s temperature is correctly set and is not
at too low a temperature (see the section on "Setting your freezer’s
temperature".
- check that you haven’t kept this meat too long in the freezer
using the table you will find in the "Food Freezing Guide" section.
The door is difficult to open
- it is normal for the door to offer some resistance to being
opened,particularly when you have just shut it: a slight
underpressure forms in your appliance to ensure the door seals
perfectly. All you have to do is wait a few seconds before
re-opening.
The light inside the freezer is
out
- check that your appliance is connected to the electrical supply.
- check that the circuit-breaker for your house has not cut out and
that the fuse has not blown or been unscrewed.
- check that the bulb has not burnt out, and refer to the section
"changing the light bulb".
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Normal operating noises
So that the selected temperature remains constant, your appliance regularly switches off its motor.
The resultant noises are quite normal operating noises. They reduce automatically as soon as your
freezer reaches the desired temperature. These noises are as follows:
Inconveniences or minor breakdowns
Certain problems may appear when you are using your appliance. Before calling the after-sales
service, use the guide below to see if you can resolve the problem yourself:
Noises, inconveniences or minor breakdowns
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NOISE CAUSE
Buzzing
Coming from the motor.This buzzing may briefly be louder when
the motor starts.
Gargling or slight buzzing Coming from circulation of the refrigerant in your freezer’s pipes.
Clicks
These can always be heard when the electronic card turns the
motor on or off.
PROBLEM ADVICE
Unusual noises
- check the adjustement of the feet of your appliance and its
stability.
- check that it is not touching a wall.
- check that all the movable parts(trays,racks,etc..)are securely in
place.
- check that the bottles or containers you have placed in your
appliance are not touching each other.
The freezer does not get cold
enough
- ckeck that the temperature is correctly set as indicated in the
section on "Adjusting your freezer’s temperature".
- if you have put a large amount of food in your freezer at one time,
ensure that you readjust the temperature as shown in the section
on " Adjusting your freezer’s temperature".
- be careful not to open your appliance’s door too often, and not
to leave it open.
Your appliance does not get
cold at all
- ckeck whether the electronic card is lit.
- check that your appliance is connected to the electrical supply.
- check that the circuit-breaker for your house has not cut out and
that the fuse has not blown or been unscrewed.
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Disconnect your appliance prior to performing any maintenance operation. Grasp
the plug directly, instead of pulling on the power cable.
Cleaning your appliance
We recommend that you clean and disinfect your appliance regularly for improved
hygiene and to keep your food completely safe.
- Remove all the food from the freezer. Place it in isothermic bags or wrap it in newspaper and
store it in a cool place.
- Clean your appliance inside and out with a bicarbonate of soda solution (1 dessertspoon of bicar-
bonate to 4 litres of water). Do not use alcohol, scouring powder or detergents, which could
damage the surfaces.
Do not use a high-pressure steam cleaner. The very hot steam could damage the
surfaces and the electrical circuits; you would expose yourself to a risk of electro-
cution.
- Rinse with water, dry with a cloth.
- Don't forget to clean the condenser from time to time: this is at the back of the appliance
(see the section on "Description of your appliance"). Use a dry paintbrush to do this or, better yet,
your vacuum cleaner.
- Reconnect your appliance, and adjust the temperature if necessary, as shown in the section on
"Adjusting your freezer's temperature ", and press the "Quick Freeze" button.
- Wait 3 or 4 hours before placing the food back in your appliance.
- After 24 hours, release the "Quick Freeze" button to stop this operation.
Ongoing maintenance of your appliance
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You can defrost food in five different ways:
- By putting them in refrigerator for several hours
- By leaving them to defrost gently at ambient temperature
- In a conventional oven at a very low temperature (40/50°C)
- In a microwave oven
- By cooking them immediately
Defrosting them in the refrigerator is the slowest but safest method.
Never refreeze food once it has defrosted, even partially, without cooking it first.
We would advise you not to place any items you have just taken out of the freezer
straight into your mouth (ice cream, ice cubes, etc.): they will be at a very low
temperature and you risk frostbite. Avoid touching frozen or deep-frozen food
with wet hands; you may stick to the food.
We recommend that you only defrost food for immediate use.
Defrost your freezer when a layer of frost and
ice 5-6 mm thick has formed inside your
freezer. This thickness of ice prevents your
freezer from operating correctly, reduces its
efficiency and causes it to consume more en-
ergy.
Remove all the food from the freezer. Place it
in isothermic bags or wrap it in newspaper and
store it in a cool place.
Switch off your appliance. Keep the door
open.
Place a pan of hot water on a small plank of
wood or a placemat to isolate it and place
them both inside your freezer to speed up the
defrosting process.
Place the drain and a receptacle at the bottom
as shown in the Drawing.
Never use a heater, hairdryer or any
other electrical appliance nor any
knives or other metal objects to
speed up defrosting: you could
damage your appliance irremediably.
Clean your freezer (see the section on
"Cleaning your appliance") before resetting
the temperature as shown in the section on
"Setting your temperature" and replacing the
food.
Defrosting food
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Defrosting your freezer
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Do not put fresh food next to food that has already been frozen to avoid causing the frozen food
to warm up.
The maximum weight of food that you can freeze over 24 hours is shown on the
information plate (inside your appliance's refrigerator section near the bottom of
the left-hand wall) under the heading: "CAPACITE DE CONGELATION/FREEZING
CAPACITY (kg/24h)".
The "Super Freeze" or rapid freezing function
enables you to lower the freezer's temperature
to the maximum extent in order to freeze a
large quantity of fresh foodstuffs more rapidly
(seer § "Starting and adjusting the appli-
ance").
The symbol "MA" appears instead of the
temperature when the function is engaged.
It can be stopped manually or stops automat-
ically after 52 hours.
You can place the items to be frozen in any
compartment of your freezer, but:
- For more rapid freezing, we recommend that
you place the items on the first or second level.
In this way, you take advantage of
the maximum refrigeration output.
- If your appliance is equipped with Twist Ice
and/or an Ice cream zone (situated in the
second level), we recommend that you place
the items to be frozen in the first and third
levels (see the drawing).
The food must be frozen right
through as quickly as possible in
order to preserve its vitamins, its
nutritional value, its appearance
and its taste.
Arranging food in your freezer
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Quick freeze
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2
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Fruits
Fruit must be covered with sugar or syrup, as appropriate. The amount of sugar to use is around 250g
for 1 kilo of fruit. Syrups are used in varying percentages; these are prepared by boiling sugared
water. The various concentrations are as follows:
- 30% solution, 450g of sugar per litre of water
- 40% solution, 650g of sugar per litre of water
- 50% solution, 800g of sugar per litre of water
So that the fruit's colour does not change, place it in lemon juice before covering it with sugar or pour
lemon juice into the syrup. The receptacles for the fruit to be frozen must remain in the refrigerator for
one hour before being re-inserted into the freezer. The fruit must be completely covered in syrup.
Bread
This can be kept for 2 months. Defrost in an oven set to 50°C, switching it on after inserting the bread.
Butter and cheese
Freeze butter and cheese by dividing them up into pieces for weekly consumption.
Butter and hard cheese (e.g. Parmesan) can be kept for 8 months, other cheese 4 months. They must
be defrosted in the refrigerator, keeping an eye on the condensation that forms on these products.
Food freezing guide
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Product Valid for Preparation
Apricots 8 months Wash, pit and cover with 30% syrup
Pineapple
10 months
Peel, slice and cover with 50% syrup
Oranges Peel, slice and cover with 30% syrup
Cherries Wash, pit and cover with sugar or 30% syrup
Strawberries
12 months
Wash, remove the stalk and cover with sugar
Melon Peel, slice, de-seed and cover with 30% syrup
Peaches 8 months Peel, pit, slice and cover in 50% syrup
Grapefruit 12 months Peel, slice and cover in 30% syrup
Juice from citrus fruits 10 months Press, remove the pips and sweeten to taste
Plums
12 months
Wash, pit and cover in sugar or 50% syrup
Grapes De-seed, wash and cover in sugar or 30% syrup
Bilberries, blackberries,
blackcurrants,raspberries
red currants
10 months Wash, remove the stalk and cover with sugar
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Cooked food
The length of time you can store cooked dishes reduces if you use bacon or smoked ham to season dishes.
Put them directly on the hob or in the oven without defrosting them.
Vegetables
We recommend that you blanch the vegetables with steam so that they do not lose their vitamins and
mineral salts in the cooking water. You therefore do not need to wait until they are dry before freezing
them, just until they cool down.
In general, vegetables are better if they are cooked directly, without being frozen. Reduce the cooking
time, taking into account the blanching time before freezing.
Food freezing guide
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Product Valid for Preparatory
cooking
Sauce with meat juices
3 months
half-cooked
Tomato sauce just-cooked
Minestrone with vegetables 2 months no pasta
Lasagne 4 months half-cooked
Roasts 2 months just-cooked
Calf’s leg 1 months
half-cooked
Meat in sauce 3 months
Stewed game 2 months just-cooked
Boiled fish,grilled/baked fish
2 months half-cooked
Sweet peppers,aubergines,courgettes stuffed with meat
Sautéed mushrooms with garlic and parsley,ratatouille
Steamed spinach
Pizza 6 months just-cooked
Product Valid for Preparation Blanching time
Asparagus 12months Wash and remove the strings 2 minutes
Cabbage,cauliflower 6 months Clean an cut into pieces 2 minutes (1)
Artichokes
12months
Remove the external leaves 6 minutes (1)
Beans Shell 3 minutes
Green beans Wash and remove the ends 4 minutes
Mushrooms Clean 2 minutes (1)
Aubergines Wash and slice 4 minutes (2)
Sweet peppers (3) Wash slice and remove the seeds
do not blanchPeas,Tomatoes (3)
Shell and freeze immediately, laying them in
a single layer and then wrapping them
Parsley,basil 8 months
Wash
Spinach
12months
2 minutes
Mixed vegetables for
minestrone (céleri, carrots,
chard,leeks, etc.)
Wash, cut into pieces and divide up into
portions. Do not add potatoes terre: they go
black.
do not blanch
(1) Add a little vinegar or lemon juice to the cooking water (slightly acid water).
(2) Pickle in brine before cooking.
(3) During defrosting, these vegetables reduce to a mush because they contain enormous amounts of water.
We recommend that you defrost them only if you wish to eat them coked.
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Fresh meat
We recommend that you defrost meat completely before cooking it so as to avoid the exterior cooking
quicker than the interior, except in the case of small breadcrumbed items, which can be sautéed directly
over a low to medium heat, and boiled meats.
Farmyard animals
Prepare them plucked/skinned, gutted, cut into pieces if necessary, washed and rinsed.
Game
Prepare it plucked/skinned, gutted, cut into pieces if necessary, washed and rinsed.
Fish
Food freezing guide
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Product Valid for
Lamb,small pieces 8 months
Roast pork 5 months
Pork ribs 4 months
Boiled beef,roast beef 10 months
Beef steak,entrecotes,in sauce,roast veal 8 months
Veal steaks,cutlets 10 months
Minces meat 4 months
Giblets,offal 3 months
Sausages 2 months
Product Valid for
Duck 4 months
Rabbit 6 months
Boiling fowl 7 months
Goose 4 months
Chicken 10 months
Turkey 6 months
Giblets,offal 3 months
Product Valid for
Wild duck,woodcock,pheasant 8 months
Hare 6 months
Partridge,quail 8 months
Product Valid for Preparation
Carp
2 months Descale, gut and remove the head. Wash, rinse and freeze
Pike
Turbot
Salmon
Mackerel
Tench
Trout
Sea bream
3 months
Descale, gut, remove the head and place in cold salty water for 30 seconds,
rinse and freeze. Sole
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Your domestic appliance enables you to freeze food: it lowers its core temperature rapidly and
you can therefore keep it longer.
Deep-freezing is an industrial process that is quicker and more intense that domestic freezing.
The products you purchase from the shops are deep-frozen.
Freezing does not sterilise. It is
therefore important to observe
some simple hygiene rules when
preparing your food for freezing:
wash your hands before you touch
the food and clean the kitchen tools
you have just used before using
them again.
Only freeze fresh, good quality food. Refer to
the table "Food Freezing Guide" to know which
products you can freeze and how long you can
keep them.
Blanch fruit and vegetables before freezing
them to preserve their colour, smell, taste and
vitamins: plunge them in boiling water for a
few moments.
Divide the food you wish to freeze into small
individual portions corresponding to one meal
each. Small portions freeze quicker at their
core.
Pack the food hermetically so that they do not
lose their flavour or dry up. Use plastic bags,
polyethylene film, aluminium foil or special
freezer containers for this.
If you are using plastic bags, compress them
to eliminate the air before sealing them
hermetically.
Do not place bottles or jars contain-
ing liquids in the freezer unless
they are only two-thirds full: freez-
ing causes liquids to expand, which
can cause the container to explode.
Note on each package:
- The freezing date
- The consume-by date
- The type of food contained
- The number of portions contained
If you are purchasing deep-frozen food, pick it
up last when you are shopping.
Check that:
- The packaging isn't damaged
- They are not covered in a layer of frost (which
means that they have partially defrosted).
Pack them in an isothermic bag or in newspa-
per. Transport them quickly and store them
immediately.
Frozen and deep-frozen food
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Preparing food for freezing
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Your freezer may be fitted with specific areas
designed for storing certain foodstuffs:
Fragile fruit tray*
A removable tray (Drawing R1), which can be
placed on any standard width drawer. This tray
enables you to store small items of food and
fragile fruit such as, red currents and bilberries,
etc.
Inside door compartment*
This areas is located on the inside face of the
freezer door (Drawing R2). It can be used for
storing frozen herbs and condiments, boxes of
frozen pizza, vacuum packed pizzas and also be
used to store ice pops outside their carton.
Eutectic containers*
This appliance is supplied with eutectic
containers (Drawing R3) designed to increase
autonomous operation during power failures
and reduce energy consumption. The contain-
ers should preferably be placed in the top part
of the appliance.
The specified performances on the energy
labels are related to the use of these accumu-
lators. They are necessary for the correct op-
eration of the appliance.
Cold storage accumulators must be used con-
tinuously and must be placed in the upper
part of the appliance, above the food and/or
in the place used for control, as indicated in
the standard loading plan for regulating ener-
gy consumption (Drawing R4).
*= Depending on the model
Specific areas of the freezer
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Drawing R1
Drawing R2
Drawing R3
Drawing R4
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Your freezer can be fitted with a "Twist Ice"
function.
This produces 24 ice cubes at the same
time. Remove the ice cubes drawer A by
pulling on the four sides.
- Fill the ice cube trays ¾ full with water
(Drawing R1). Filling them partially full
enables you to extract the ices cubes more
easily and avoids water spilling when you
are manipulating the drawer.
- Reinsert the drawer A (Drawing R2)
containing the ice cube trays filled with
water back into its housing and push it in
up to the stop.
- Wait at least 2 hours and then turn the
handles B (Drawing R3) clockwise up to the
point where you are pushing slightly
against the position of the limit switch on
rotation. This movement enables you to
bend the ice cube trays and make the ice
cubes fall into the ice cube drawer C
(Drawing R4) located just beneath.
- Let the handles return to rest position and
repeat the operation several times until all
the ice cubes have fallen into the drawer C
(Drawing R4).
- You can now pull out the ice cube drawer
by pulling the handle. The ice cubes are
ready for use. Return the ice cube draw C
to its housing, pushing it in fully up to the
stop.
Twist Ice (depending on the model)
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drawing R2
drawing R3
drawing R4
drawing R1
B
A
A
C
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Description control panel
- 1) temperatures led: -18°C ; -22°C ; -26°C
- 2) green light: indicates that the appliance is working
- 3) thermostat: setting the temperature
- 4) super button: press to switch on/switch off the Super freeze function
- 5) super orange LED: indicates that the fast freeze function is working
- 6) red indicator light: temperature and open door alarm
- 7) orange light: indicates that defrosting is recommended
Setting the temperature
When starting your machine, set the thermostat to a medium position (the "ON" light is lit as well as one
of the lights indicating the selected temperature). When the thermostat is on the Stand-by position, your
freezer is off (the "ON" light is unlit).
Quick Freeze function
This function enables you to freeeze a large quantity of fresh food very quickly.
Manual stop or automatic stop after 52 hours.
Defrost control
This warning light switches on to indicate that it is time to defrost and clean your freezer after emptying
it and unplugging its electrical cord.
To zero the alarm, turn the knob to Standby and then return it to the previous position.
Temperature alarm
A lit red warning light and audible alarm indicate that the freezer temperature is too high (for example:
due to a power outage, a malfunction, etc.). Press the Fast Freeze button and make sure the food in the
freezer has not defrosted (not even partially). The red warning light accompanied by the audible alarm
can switch on for a short period of time without signaling a malfunction in progress:
- if the door is kept open for more than a minute.
- if a large amount of fresh foods are inserted in the freezer
The appliance is always powered.
Prolonged opening of the door will cause the internal temperature to rise.
Your appliance's internal temperature is closely linked to the ambient tempera-
ture, how frequently the door is opened and the amount and temperature of the
food you have put in your appliance.
Setting the temperature
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For your own safety, you must comply with the instructions given below.
The electrical installation must comply with Standard NF C *15-100, in particular concerning
the Earth.
Three-core flex 3x2.5 mm², 230V single-phase connected to:
- A 20A single-phase 230V-50Hz supply
- An ELCB and an individual fuse (10 or 16A depending on the model)
We cannot be held responsible for any incident caused by faulty electrical installation.
Recommendations for the electrical installation of your appliance:
- Do not use extension leads, adaptors, or socket strips.
- Always make sure your circuit is earthed.
- The socket must always remain accessible, yet be out of the reach of children.
If you have any doubts, contact your installer.
If the appliance has been delivered to your home in a horizontal position, stand it
upright and then wait 2 hours before plugging it in. A small amount of oil may have
flowed into the refrigeration circuit, and you must allow time for this to flow back
towards the motor before connecting the appliance. Failure to do so may damage
the appliance.
Carry out an initial cleaning operation (see the section on "Installing your appli-
ance") before connecting your appliance to the electrical supply. Disconnect your
appliance prior to performing any maintenance operation. Grasp the plug directly,
instead of pulling on the power cable.
"In case of damage, the supply cord must be replaced by the technical assistance
service or a person with a similar title, in order to prevent any risk."
Electrical connection
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Your appliance is compliant with European Directives CEE/73/23 (low voltage
directive), CEE/89/336 (electromagnetic compatibility) and CEE/96/57 (energy
efficiency) as well as their modifications.
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Your appliance must be installed in compliance with the instructions given in this
"Operating and installation instructions manual" in order to keep your food under
optimum conditions and with optimal energy consumption.
- The appliance should be installed in a dry,
well-ventilated room.
- Avoid balconies, verandas, and patios: the
excessive heat in summer and the cold in
winter could prevent your appliance from
functioning properly, or may even damage it.
- Do not place your appliance near a heat
source such as an oven or radiator.
- Your appliance has been designed for opti-
mum functioning at a certain ambient temper-
ature; it is designed for a particular "climate
class". This climate class is clearly indicated on
the identification plate situated on the inside of
your appliance, low down on the left wall.
Outside of this temperature range, the perfor-
mance of your appliance may be reduced.
- Maintain a minimum distance between your
appliance and the other units: 3 to 5 cm at the
sides, or 10 cm if your appliance is close to a
wall, and 10 cm above to ensure good circula-
tion of air all around the appliance.
- Position the appliance at a suitable distance
from the wall using the spacers provided in the
accessories packet. The spacers should be
mounted on the back of the appliance (see
Drawing).
Once you have installed your appliance, adjust its feet so that it is tilting backwards slightly:
this helps the door to close correctly.
Before placing any food in your appliance, clean it inside and out with a bicarbon-
ate of soda solution (1 dessertspoon of bicarbonate to 4 litres of water). Do not
use alcohol, scouring powder or detergents, which could damage the surfaces.
See the section on "Cleaning your Appliance".
Installing your appliance
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Climate Class Ambient
temperature
N +16°C to +32°C
N-ST +16°C to +38°C
N-T +16°C to +43°C
SN +10°C to +32°C
SN-ST +10°C to +38°C
SN-T +10°C to +43°C
ST +16°C to +38°C
T +16°C to +43°C
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Handle reversibility
- If present, remove the plastic cover (A) (draw-
ing R11).
- Unscrew the handle from the left side and
reposition it on the right.
- Using the handle as reference, drill fastening
holes (2.5 mm in diameter).
- Attach the handle using self-tapping screws.
- If the door already has holes on both sides:
- Before repositioning it on the right, remove the
hole plugs.
- Attach the handle and insert the hole plugs on
the left.
Reversing the direction the door opens
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Drawing R11
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The doors normally open to the left (hinges on the right); if you wish to open the door to the right,
you can modify the direction in which it opens by following the instructions below. To ensure correct
installation, please scrupulously follow the directions and the sequence of operations below
:
1. Gently lay the appliance on its back.
2. Unscrew the bottom screw (A) and remove it from
the door. (drawing R1).
3. Remove the hinge pin (keep the plastic spacers
inserted on the pin).
4. Screw the pin in the left hole (B) of the hinge and
insert the plastic spacers.
5. Unscrew the screw and remove the door rotation stop
plate (C), turn it and insert it in the left slot on the
bottom of the door, making the shorter part protrude.
Block the plate with the screw (D) (
drawing R2)
.
6. Open the door at a 45 degree angle (E) and, gently
pushing it toward the bottom (F), remove the top
hinge pin (
drawing R3)
.
7. Remove the top pin on the left (H)
(
drawing R4)
.
8. Remove the plate from the upper right hand part of the
door (I) and insert it in the slot on the left.
9. Insert the pin in the hole in the niche on the right
on the top of the door.
10. Remove the plate covering the top hinge and un-
screw the hinge (M)
(
drawing R5).
11. Remove the plate covering the left part of the top,
rotate it and insert it in the slot where you removed
the hinge (N).
12. Position and fasten the hinge in the upper left part
of the appliance and insert the cover plate.
13. Insert the door in the left hinge, holding it open at
a 45 degree angle and close the door.
14. Insert the bottom hinge in the door using the
spacers and fasten it with the screws.
15. Stand up the appliance.
Wait two hours before restarting your
appliance.
Reversing the direction the door opens
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Drawing R1
Drawing R3
Drawing R2
Drawing R4
Drawing R5
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