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User manual

NO-FROST Refrigerator

S54400DNW0

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Guide d’utilisation

NO-FROST Réfrigérateur

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Index

BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE.....................................................................2

Safety Instructions...........................................................................................................2

Recommendations.........................................................................................................3

Installation and Switching On The Appliance...............................................................4

Before Switching On........................................................................................................4

THE VARIOUS FUNCTION AND POSSIBILITIES...............................................5

Thermostat Setting..........................................................................................................5

Accessories.....................................................................................................................6

Magic Shelf...............................................................................................................................6

Making Ice Cubes.....................................................................................................................6

Fast Freezing Shelf..................................................................................................................6

Chiller Shelves..........................................................................................................................7

Crisper and Crisper Shelf........................................................................................................7

REMOVING THE CRISPER COVER..........................................................................................8

ARRANGING FOOD IN THE APPLIANCE..........................................................9

Refrigerator Compartment.............................................................................................9

Freezer Compartment...................................................................................................10

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE......................................................................14

Defrosting ......................................................................................................................14

Replacing The Refrigerator and Freezer Light Bulb..................................................15

TRANSPORTATION AND CHANGING OF INSTALLATION POSITION..............15

Changing of Door Opening Direction..........................................................................15

BEFORE CALLING YOUR AFTER SALES SERVICE.........................................16

THE PARTS OF THE APPLIANCE AND THE COMPARTMENTS.......................18

Tips For Saving Energy.................................................................................................19

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Safety Instructions

• If the model contains R600a-see name plate under refrigerant (the coolant isobutane),

naturals gas that, is very environmentally friendly but also combustible. When

transporting and installing the unit care must be taken to ensure that none of the

refrigeration circuit components become damaged. In the event of damage avoid

naked flames or ignition sources and ventilate the room in which the unit is placed

for a few minutes.

Warning: Keep ventilation openings in appliance enclosure or in structure for building

in, clear of obstruction.

• Do not use mechanical devices or other artificial means to accelerate the defrosting

process.

• Do not use electrical appliances in the refrigerator or freezer compartment of the

appliance.

• If this appliance is to replace an old refrigerator with a lock; break or remove the lock

as a safety measure before storing it, to protect children while playing might lock

themselves inside.

• Old refrigerators and freezers contain insulation gases and refrigerant, which must

be disposed of properly. Entrust the disposal of a scrap unit categorically to

competence of your local waste disposal service and contact your local authority or

your dealer if you have any questions. Please ensure that the pipe of work of your

refrigerating unit does not get damaged prior to being picked-up by the relevant waste

disposal service.

Important note:

Please read this booklet before installing and switching on this appliance. The

manufacturer assumes no responsibility for incorrect installation and usage as described

in this booklet.

PART- 1.

BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE

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Recommendations

Warning: Do not use mechanical devices or other means to accelerate the defrosting

process, other than those recommended by the manufacturer. Do not use electrical

appliances inside the food storage compartments of the appliance, unless they are of

the type recommended by the manufacturer. Keep ventilation openings, in the appliance

enclosure or in the built-in structure, clear of obstruction. Do not damage the refrigerant

circuit.

• Do not use adopters or shunts which could cause overheating

or burning.

• Do not plug old, warped power supply cables.

• Do not twist and bend the cables.

• Do not allow children to play with the appliance. Children must

NEVER sit on drawers/shelves or hang from the door.

• Do not plug the power supply with wet hands.

• Do not place containers (glass bottles or tin containers) of liquids

into the freezer especially gassy liquids as they could cause

the container to burst during freezing.

• Bottles, which contain a high percentage of alcohol must be

sealed well and placed vertically in the refrigerator.

• Do not touch the cooling surfaces, especially with wet hands as

you could be burnt or hurt.

• Do not eat ice, which have just been removed from the freezer.

• If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the

manufacturer or service agent or appointed qualified person.

• The appliance is not intended for use by people (including children) with reduced

physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless

they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by

a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that

they don’t play with the appliance.

• If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or service

agent or similary qualified people in order to avoid a hazard.

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Installation and Switching On The Appliance

• This appliance is connecting to 220-240V and 50 Hz.

• Before making the connection to the power supply, ensure that the voltage on the

nameplate corresponds to the voltage of electrical system in your home.

• If the socket does not match the refrigerator plug, replace the plug with a suitable

one (at least 16 A)

• Insert the plug into a socket with an efficient ground connection. If the socket has no

ground contact, we suggest you call an electrician for assistance.

• Manufacturer is not responsible for failure to complete the ground connection as

described in this booklet.

• Do not place the appliance in direct sunlight.

• Do not use in open air and shall not be exposed to the rain.

• Place the refrigerator far from heat sources and in a

well-ventilated position. The refrigerator should be at least 50

cm from radiators, gas or coal stoves and 5 cm far from electrical

stoves.

• Keep the top free for at least 15 cm.

• Do not place heavy and lots of things on the appliance.

• If the appliance is installed next to another refrigerator or freezer,

observe a minimum distance of 2 cm to prevent condensation.

• Install the distance adjustment plastic (the part with black vanes

at the rear) by turning it 90° to prevent the condenser from

touching the wall.

• The appliance must be stand firmly and level on the floor Use

the two front levelling-feet to compensate for an even floor.

• In order to have air circulation under the appliance, the space

under the appliance must be open. Don’t close it with carpet,

etc.

• The outside of the appliance and the accessories inside should

be cleaned with a solution of water and liquid soap; the inside

of the appliance with sodium bicarbonate dissolved in lukewarm

water. After drying replace all the accessories.

Before Switching On

• Wait after 3 hours before plugging the appliance in to the main power

to ensure proper performance.

• There can be an odour when you first switch on the appliance. It will

disappear after the appliance starts to cool.

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PART- 2.

THE VARIOUS FUNCTION AND POSSIBILITIES

Thermostat Setting

FREEZER THERMOSTATREFRIGERATOR THERMOSTAT

Freezer and refrigerator thermostat automatically regulates the inside temperature of the

compartments. By rotating the knob from position 1 to 5, colder temperatures can be

obtained. In cold seasons, you can set lower positions in order to decrease the energy

consumption.

Freezer Thermostat Setting;

1 – 2 : For short-term storage of food in the freezer compartment, you can set the

knob between minimum and medium position.

3 – 4 : For long-term storage of food in the freezer compartment, you can set knob

medium position.

5 : For freezing the fresh food. Th appliance will work longer. After you get the

cold condition you must position to its original position.

Refrigerator Thermostat Setting;

1 – 2 : For less coldly conditions.

3 – 4 : For normal conditions.

5 : For colder conditions.

• Note that; the ambient temperature, temperature of the freshly stored food and how

often the door is opened, affects the temperature in the refrigerator and freezer

compartment. If required, change the temperature setting.

• When you first switch on the appliance, for starting a suitable cooling, the appliance

should work 24 hours continuously until it cools down to sufficient temperature.

• In this time do not open the door so often and place a lot of food inside the appliance.

• If the unit is switched off or unplugged, you must allow at least 5 minutes before

restarting or re-plugged the unit in order not to damage the compressor.

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Accessories

Making Ice Cubes

• Take out the ice making tray

• Fill the water in level of line.

• Place the ice making tray in its original position

• When ice cubes are formed, twist the lever to drop off ice

cubes into the icebox.

Do not fill the icebox with water in order to make ice. It

can be broken.

Fast Freezing Shelf

• Use the fast freezing shelf to freeze

home cooking (and fresh foods

which is wanted to freeze) more

quickly because of the freezing

room’s greater freezing power.

• For opening the shelf pull the cover

up, and slide it in to the shelf. You

can close it in the same way

Note that; be sure that the cover of fast freezing shelf is closed before closing the

compartment door. If not, it can not show its fast freezing power.

Magic Shelf

Magic shelf, which is on the crisper cover, was designed to give you more place and

comfort placing the things in the appliance. This shelf is mobile so you can arrange long

or big containers on the crisper cover.

(In some models)

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Crisper and Crisper Shelf

The crisper compartment absorbs and decomposes ethylene gas (*) emitted from fruits

and vegetables with a “FILTER” in the crisper shelf, keeping fruits and vegetables fresh.

The filter also eliminates unpleasant odours from inside the crisper, and control the excess

water released by the vegetables, maintaining a high humidity environment inside the

crisper. When the crisper shelf become dirty, remove the filter by taking out the filter cover

and wash the crisper cover with water.

! Do not wash the “Humidity-Control Filter” with water.

(*)NOTE; Ethylene gas is a gas, produced from fruits and vegetables, which accelerates

the ageing of fruits and vegetables. For example, spinach and broccoli turn to yellow

colour easily in places where ethylene gas is abundant.

Chiller Shelves

Keeping food in the Chiller compartment

instead of the freezer or refrigerator

compartment allows food retain freshness and

flavour longer, while preserving its fresh

appearance. When chiller tray becomes dirty,

remove it and wash it with water.

(Water freezes at 0°C, but foods containing salt

or sugar freeze at temperature lower than that)

Normally people use the chiller compartment

for raw fish, lightly pickled, rice, etc...

Do not put foods you want to freeze or ice trays in order to make ice.

(In some models)

Crisper Cover

Filter

Filter cover

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REMOVING THE CRISPER COVER

First Step : Removing the crispers

• It is easy to pull out the crisper because

of the crisper has rollers.

• Pull the crisper out as far as possible

and pull the front part up and out

Second Step: Taking out the partition

crisper center between the crispers.

• Bend the Partition toward left from the

bottom of the part

• Take out the Partition crisper

Third Step: Taking out the crisper cover

• Pull out the crisper cover until the nails

of the cover come on the cavities (right

and left side) of the cabinet.

• When the nails comes into the cavities

pull up and take out the crisper cover

NOTE: Make the inverse of the same operation for the resetting the crisper cover.

All written and visual descriptions in the accessories

may vary according to the appliance model.

(In some models)

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PART- 3.

ARRANGING FOOD IN THE APPLIANCE

Refrigerator Compartment

• To set the refrigerator compartment to 2-3 graphic bar will be enough for normal

conditions.

• To reduce humidity and consequent increase of frost never place liquids in unsealed

containers in the refrigerator.

• Never place warm food in the refrigerator. Warm food should be allowed to cool at

room temperature and should be arranged to ensure adequate air circulation in the

refrigerator compartment.

• Arrange the meat and cleaned fish (wrapped in packages or sheets of plastic) which

you will use in 1-2 days.

• You can put the fruits and vegetables into crisper without packing.

NOTE: Potatoes, onions and garlic should not be stored in the refrigerator.

FoodStoring time

Where to place in the fridge

department

Vegetables and fruits1 week

In the Crisper (without being

wrapped)

Meat and fish2 to 3 days

Covered with plastic folio and bags

Or in a meat box

(on the glass shelf)

Fresh cheese3 to 4 daysIn the special door shelf

Butter and Margarine1 weekIn the special door shelf

Bottled product, Milk and

Yoghurt

Until the expiry date

recommended by the producer

In the special door shelf

Eggs1 monthIn the egg shelf

Cooked foodAll shelves

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Freezer Compartment

• To set the freezer compartment to 2-3 graphic bar will be enough for normal conditions.

• The use of freezer is, storing of deep-frozen or frozen foods for long periods of time

and making ice cubes.

• Do not put fresh and warm foods to the freezer door shelves to be frozen. Only use

for storage of frozen foods.

• Do not put fresh and warm food with frozen food side by side as it can thaw the frozen

food.

• Use the fast freezing shelf to freeze home cooking (and the foods which is wanted to

freeze) more quickly because of the freezing room’s greater freezing power.

• While freezing fresh foods (i.e. meat, fish and mincemeat) divide them in parts you

will use in one time.

• While freezing fresh foods ; Maximum amount of fresh food (in kg) that can be frozen

in 24 hours is indicated on the appliance label.

• For optimum appliance performance to reach maximum freezing capacity, turn the

freezer thermostat knob to position max 24 hours before placing fresh food inthe

freezer.

• After placing fresh food in the freezer, 24 hours on max position is generally

sufficient,After 24 hours, don not need to set the feezer thermostat knob to position

max.

• Attention; In order to save energy, When freezing small amounts of food, don not

need to set the freezer thermostat knob to position max.

• For storing the frozen foods; the instructions shown on frozen food packages should

always be followed carefully and if no information is provided food should not be

stored for more than 3 months from the purchased date.

• When buying frozen foods ensure that these have been frozen at suitable

temperatures and that the packing is intact.

• Frozen foods should be transported in appopriate containers to maintain the quality

of the food and should be returned to the freezing surfaces of the unit in the shortest

possible time.

• If a package of frozen food shows the sign of humidity and abnormal swelling it is

probable that it has been previously stored at an unsuitable temperature and that

the contents have deteriorated.

• The storage life of frozen foods depends on the room temperature, thermostat

setting, how often the door is opened, the type of food and the length of time required

to transport the product from the shop to your home. Always follow the instructions

printed on the package and never exceed the maximum storage life indicated.

Some recommendations have been specified on pages 11, 12 and 13 for the placement

and storage of your food in the deep freeze compartment.

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Note: Frozen foods, when thawed, should be cooked just like fresh foods. If they are not

cooked after being thawed they must NEVER be re-frozen.

Meat and fishPreparing

Storing time

(months)

In room temperature

Defrost time

-hour-

SteakWrapping in a foil6-101-2

Lamb meatWrapping in a foil6-81-2

Veal roastWrapping in a foil6-101-2

Veal cubesIn small pieces6-101-2

Lamb cubesIn pieces4-82-3

Minced meatIn packages without using spices1-32-3

Giblets (pieces)In pieces1-31-2

Bologna

sausage/salami

Should be packaged even if it has

membrane

Until it is defrosted

Chicken and turkeyWrapping in a foil7-810-12

Goose and DuckWrapping in a foil4-810

Deer, Rabbit, Wild

Boar

In 2.5 kg portions and as fillets9-1210-12

Freshwater fishes

(Salmon, Carp,

Crane, Siluroidea)

2

Until it is thawed

completely

Lean fish; bass,

turbot, flounder

4-8

Until it is thawed

completely

Fatty fishes (Tunny,

Mackarel, bluefish,

anchovy)

2-4

Until it is thawed

completely

ShellfishCleaned and in bags4-6

Until it is thawed

completely

Caviar

In its package, aluminum or

plastic container

2-3

Until it is thawed

completely

Snail

In salty water, aluminum or plastic

container

3

Until it is thawed

completely

After cleaning the bowels and

scales of the fish, wash and dry it;

and if necessary, cut the tail and

head.

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Vegetables and

Fruits

Preparing

Storing time

(months)

In room temperature

Defrost time

-hour-

Cauliflower

Take the leaves apart, cut

the heart into pieces, and

leave it in water with a little

lemon juice for a while

10 - 12It can be used as frozen

String beans and

beans

Wash and cut to small

pieces

10 - 13It can be used as frozen

BeansHull and wash12It can be used as frozen

Mushroom and

asparagus

Wash and cut to small

pieces

6 - 9It can be used as frozen

CabbageCleaned6 - 82

Eggplant

Cut to pieces of 2cm after

washing

10 - 12Separate them from one another

Corn

Clean and pack with its

stem or as sweetcorn

12It can be used as frozen

CarrotClean and cut to slices12It can be used as frozen

Pepper

Cut the stem, cut into two

pieces and remove the core

8 - 10It can be used as frozen

SpinachWashed6 - 92

Apple and pearPeel and slice8 - 10(In Fridge) 5

Apricot and Peach

Cut into two pieces and

remove the stone

4 - 6(In Fridge) 4

Strawberry and

Blackberry

Wash and hull8 - 122

Cooked fruits

Adding 10 % of sugar in the

container

124

Plum, cherry,

sourberry

Wash and hull the stems8 - 125 - 7

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* It should not be frozen with its shells. The white and yolk of the egg should be frozen

separately or as having been well mixed.

The taste of some spices found in cooked dishes (anise, basilica, watercress, vinegar,

assorted spices, ginger, garlic, onion, mustard, thyme, marjoram, black pepper, etc.)

changes and they assume a strong taste when they are stored for a long period.

Therefore, the frozen food should be added little amount of spices or the desired spice

should be added after the food has been thawed.

The storage period of food is dependent on the oil used. The suitable oils are margarine,

calf fat, olive oil and butter and the unsuitable oils are peanut oil and pig fat.

The food in liquid form should be frozen in plastic cups and the other food should be

frozen in plastic folios or bags.

Preparing

Storing time

(months)

In its own packet2 - 3

In slices6 - 8

In its package6

Albumen10 - 1230 gr of it is equal to a yolk.

Egg mixture

(Albumen – yolk)

Some salt or sugar is

added for preventing it

from becoming dense.

1050 gr of it is equal to a yolk.

Yolk

Some salt or sugar is

added for preventing it

from becoming dense.

8 - 1020 gr of it is equal to a yolk.

* Eggs

Storing Conditions

Pure Milk – In its own packet

It can be left in its original

package for storing for a short

time. For long term storage It

should be stored in a plastic

In closed container

Dairy Products

Pastry

Packet (Homogenize)

Milk

Cheese-excluding

white cheese

Butter, margarine

Storing time

(months)

Thawing time in room

temperature (hours)

Thawing time in owen (min.)

Bread4 - 62 - 34-5 (220-225 °C)

Biscuits3 - 61 - 1,55-8 (190-200 °C)

Pastry1 - 32 - 35-10 (200-225 °C)

Pie1 - 1,53 - 45-8 (190-200 °C)

Phyllo dough2 - 31 - 1,55-8 (190-200 °C)

Pizza2 - 32 - 415-20 (200 °C)

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Defrosting

• Defrosting occurs fully automatically during

operation; the defrost water is collected by the

evaporating tray and evaporates automatically.

PART- 4. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

• Disconnect unit from the power supply before cleaning.

• Do not clean the appliance by pouring water.

• The refrigerator and freezer compartment should be

cleaned periodically using a solution of bicarbonate of

soda and lukewarm water

• Clean the accessories separately with soap and water.

Do not clean them in the washing machine.

• Do not use abrasive products, detergents or soaps. After

washing, rinse with clean water and dry carefully. When

the cleaning operations have been completed reconnect

the plug of the unit with dry hands.

• You should clean the condenser with

broom at least once a year in order to

provide energy saving and increase the

productivity.

THE POWER SUPPLY MUST BE DISCONNECTED.

evaporating tray

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Replacing The Refrigerator and Freezer Light Bulb

1. Unplug the unit from the power supply,

2. Remove the refrigerator light cover with a minus screw driver, and take out the

cover.

3. Change the present light bulb with a new one of not more than 15 W.

4. Replace the light cover and after waiting 5 minutes plug the unit.

PART- 5.

TRANSPORTATION AND CHANGING OF

INSTALLATION POSITION

Transportation and Changing of Installation Position

• The original packages and foamed polystyrene (PS) can be concealed if required.

• In transportation the appliance should be tied with a wide stripe or a strong rope.

The rules written on the corrugated box must be applied while transporting.

• Before transporting or changing old installation

position, all the moving objects (i.e., shelves,

crisper…) should be taken out or fixed with

bands in order to prevent the shake.

Freezer compartment

Cooler compartment

Changing of Door Opening Direction

In case you need to change door-opening direction, please consult the domestic after

sales service.

(For some models)

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PART- 6.

BEFORE CALLING YOUR AFTER SALES SERVICE

What to do if your refrigerator does not operate;

Check that;

• There is no power ,

• The general switch in your home is disconnected ,

• The thermostat setting is on «0» position ,

• The socket is not sufficient. To check this, plug in another appliance that you know

which is working into the same socket.

What to do if your refrigerator performs poorly;

Check that;

• You have not overloaded the appliance ,

• The doors are closed perfectly ,

• There is no dust on the condenser ,

• There is enough place at the rear and side walls.

IIf your fridge is operating too loudly;

Normal Noises

Cracking (Ice cracking) Noise:

• During automatic defrosting.

• When the appliance is cooled or warmed (due to expansion of appliance material).

• Heard when the thermostat switches the compressor on/off.

Compressor noise

• Normal motor noise. This noise means that the compressor operates normally

• Compressor may cause more noise for a short time when it is activated.

Bubbling noise and splash:

• This noise is caused by the flow of the refrigerant in the tubes of the system.

Water flow noise:

• Normal flow noise of water flowing to the evaporation container during defrosting.

This noise can be heard during defrosting.

Air Blow Noise:

• Normal fan noise. This noise can be heard in No-Frost fridge during normal operation

of the system due to the circulation of air.

If your fridge is not cooling enough;

Your fridge is designed to operate in the ambient temperature intervals stated in the

standards, according to the climate class stated in the information label. We do not

recommend operating your fridge out of stated temperatures value limits in terms of cooling

effectiveness.

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Climate ClassAmbient Temperature (°C)

T

Between 16 and 43 (°C)

ST Between 16 and 38 (°C)

N

Between 16 and 32 (°C)

SN Between 10 and 32 (°C)

• Tropical Climate Class is described as between 16°C and 43°C of ambient

temperatures according to EN ISO15502 standards.

• Appliance complies with EN15502, IEC60335-1 / IEC60335-2-24, 2004/108/EC

standards.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

• Compressor protection function will be activated after sudden power breakdowns or

after unplugging the appliance, because the gas in the cooling system is not

stabilized yet. Your fridge will start after 5 minutes, there is nothing to worry about.

• If you will not use your fridge for a long time (e.g. in summer holidays) unplug it.

Clean your fridge according to Part 4 and leave the door open to prevent humidity

and smell

• If the problem persists after you have followed all the instructions above, please

consult to the nearest service.

• The appliance you bought is designed for home type use and can be used only at

home and for the stated purposes. It is not suitable for commercial or common

use. If the consumer use the appliance in a way that does not comply with these

features, we emphasize that the producer and the dealer shall not be responsible

for any repair and failure within the guarantee period.

• The lifetime of your appliance stated and declared by the Department of the Industry

is 10 years (the period for retaining parts required for the proper functioning of the

appliance).

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PART- 7.

THE PARTS OF THE APPLIANCE AND THE

COMPARTMENTS

This presentation is only for information about the parts of the appliance.

Parts may vary according to the appliance model.

1) Freezer thermostat box

2) Ice box

3) Ice tray

4) Fast freezing shelf

5) Freezer door shelf

6) Top shelf

7) Egg shelf

8) Bottle shelf

9) Bottom shelf

10) Kick plate

11) Crisper

12) Crisper cover

13) Refrigerator shelves

14) Refrigerator lamp box / cover

15) Refrigerator thermostat box

16) Chiller shelves

17) Freezer compartment

18) Freezer lamp box / cover

19) Freezer shelf

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Tips For Saving Energy

1– Install the appliance in a coll, well vantilated room , but not in direct sunlight and

not near heat source (radiator, cooker.. etc). Otherwise use an insulating plate.

2– Allow ward food and drinks to cool down outside the appliance.

3– When thawing frozen food, place it in the refrigerator compartment. The low

temperature of the frozen food will help to cool the refrigerator compartment when

it is thawing. So it causes energy saving. If the frozen food is put out, it causes

wastage of energy.

4– When placing, drinks and slops they must be covered. Otherwise humidity

increases at the appliance. Therefore the working time gets longer. Also

covering drinks and slops helps to save smell and taste.

5– When placing food and drinks, open the appliance door as briefly as possible.

6– Keep close the covers of any different temrepature compartment in the appliance

(crisper, chiller ...etc ).

7– Door gasket must be clean and pliable. Replace gaskets if worn.

8– Occasionally clean the rear of the appliance with a vacuum cleaner or paint brush

to prevent an increased power comsumption.

The symbol on the product or on its packaging

indicates that this product may not be treated as household

waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable

collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic

equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of

correctly, you will help prevent potential negative

consequences for the environment and human health,

which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste

handling of this product. For more detailed information

about recycling of this product, please contact your local

city office, your household waste disposal service or the

shop where you purchased the product.

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