Haier HRF-369AA User Manual - Page 6

English

Instruction

for

use

English

Instruction

for

use

Warning!

Any

refrigerant

spilling

out

can

injure

your

eyes.

In

the

event

of

eye

contact

with

the

refrigerant,

wash

your

eyes

instantly

under

plenty

of

running

water

and

call/consult

a

doctor

(an

eye

specialist)

immediately.

The

appliance,

according

to

its

climate

category,

is

meant

for

use

at

certain

room

temperatures.

These

temperatures

should

not

be

exceeded!

The

climate

category

for

your

particular

appliance

is

marked

on

the

rating

plate.

The

categories

are:

name

of

climate

category

SN

N

ST

T

suitable

room

temperatures

+

10

to

+

32

°

C

+

16

to

+

32

°

C

+

18

to

+

38

°

C

+

18

°

C

to

+

43

°

C

4

Rating

plate

The

rating

plate

with

the

technical

data

is

located

on

the

side

of

the

appliance

inner

wall

or

outside,

on

the

rear

side

of

the

unit.

Take

a

note

of

the

technical

data

Copy

here

below

the

technical

data

from

the

rating

plate

so

that

it

is

easily

accessible

without

having

to

move

the

appliance.

Model-

/

Type

N°

.

Gross

capacity

Litres

Net

capacity

Litres

Operating

voltage

V-50Hz

Maximum

absorbed

power

(W)

Watt

Safety

fuse

(A)

Amp

Power

consumption

kWh/24h

Freezing

capacity

kg/24h

5

Connecting

up

your

appliance

to

the

mains

Your

appliance

must

be

connected

only

to

a

grounded

power

socket

which

complies

to

relevant

standards

and

has

been

installed

by

an

authorised

specialist.

Before

you

plug

in

your

appliance

to

the

power

socket,

make

absolutely

sure

that

the

voltage

(V)

and

the

safety

fuse

(A)

for

the

main

fuse

box

stated

on

the

appliance's

rating

plate

match

your

electrical

supply.

If

these

do

not

match,

notify

the

nearest

service

department

or

your

dealer

immediately.

The

appliance

must

not

be

connected

up

to

an

inverse

rectifier

(eg.

solar

panels).

6

Using

your

appliance

Switching

on

/

off

and

Selecting

the

Temperature

Temperature

dial

(Thermostat)

The

temperature

dial

switches

the

appliance

on

and

off

and

sets

the

cooling

temperature.

To

switch

on:

Turn

the

temperature

dial

to

the

right.

■

The

appliance

has

been

switched

on.

■

The

compressor

is

activated

until

the

set

temperature

inside

the

appliance

has

been

reached.

In

the

case

of

combined

fridge

I

freezers,

which

are

supplied

with

two

compressors,

you

need

to

make

sure,

that

both

temperature

dials

for

the

fridge

compartment

and

for

the

freezer,

have

been

set.

When

setting

the

temperature

for

the

freezer

compartment,

it

is

best

to

use

a

coin

or

a

screwdriver.

Temperature

settings:

Turn

dial

left

to

lowest

setting

=

slight

cooling

Turn

dial

right

to

highest

setting

=

lowest

temperature

The

temperature

must

be

set

according

to:

■

the

appliance's

room

temperature

■

quantity

of

stored

food

■

how

often

the

appliance

is

opened

We

recommend

a

medium

setting.

You

will

soon

learn,

through

observation,

which

is

the

most

suitable

setting

for

your

requirements.

Switching

off:

Turn

the

dial

as

far

to

the

left

as

possible.

■

The

compressor

has

been

switched

off

Pilot

lights

If

your

appliance

is

equipped

with

pilot

lights,

they

indicate

the

following:

■

green

=

CONTROL

the

appliance

is

connected

to

the

electrical

supply

and

is

operating.

■

yellow

=

the

SLIPERFREEZE

SWITCH

is

on

and

the

thermostat

has

been

deactivated.

The

compressor

continues

to

refrigerate,

until

the

SUPER

FREEZER

SWITCH

is

switched

off

again.

■

red

=

ALARM

the

temperature

in

the

freezer

compartment

is

too

warm

i.e.

has

gone

up.

The

green

pilot

light

-

when

present

-

must

always

remain

on

when

the

appliance

is

connected

up

to

the

electrical

supply

and

is

switched

on.

It

is

very

important

to

pay

attention

to

this

because

in

the

event

of

a

power

failure,

the

red

and

yellow

pilot

lights

stop

operating

and

no

longer

provide

a

warning.

If

the

red

pilot

light

comes

on

there

may

be

several

reasons

for

this,

namely:

■

The

freezer

compartment

is

being

started

up

for

the

fi

rst

time

■

It

is

being

restarted

after

defrosting

■

The

freezer

has

been

refilled with

fresh

food

In

these

cases

it

is

quite

normal

for

the

red

pilot

light

to

be

on.

It

goes

off

automatically

when

the

temperature

inside

reaches

approximately

-

18

°

C.

Switch

on

(if

provided)

the

SUPER

FREEZE

SWITCH

(switch

off

again

no

more

than

24

hours

later

or

when

the

red

light

goes

oft).

If

possible,

do

not

open

the

freezer

compartment

until

the

red

light

has

gone

off.

If

the

red

pilot

light

continues

to

remain

on

after

12

to

24

hours,

there

may

be

a

serious

problem.

If

not;

unplug

your

appliance

and

lift

it

to

one

side,

with

the

door

closed,

for

a

short

while,

i.e.

tilt

it

and

then

place

it

back

down

on

its

feet

again.

After

2

hours

plug

it

back

in.

Do

not

open

the

door

again

for

about

12

hours

(i.e.

until

the

red

light

-

if

provided

-

has

gone

off).

■

The

door

does

not

close

tightly

and

is

not

sealing

properly.

Test:

place

a

sheet

of

paper

between

the

seal

and

the

casing

and

close

the

door.

It

should

be

difficult

to

pull

out

the

sheet

of

paper

on

all

sides.

If

the

paper

slides

out

easily

on

one

or

more

sides,

call

your

nearest

service

department.

■

Heavy

ice

formation

on

the

inside

walls

of

the

freezer

compartment

(see:"

cleaning

and

maintenance")

■

The

appliance

is

exposed

to

direct

sunlight

or

is

sited

near

a

direct

heat

source

(oven,

radiator

etc.).

Protect

the

appliance

against

direct

sunlight

/

check

the

distance

from

the

heat

source

/place

an

insulation

plate

between

the

appliance

and

the

source

of

heat

(see

"Choosing

where

to

install

your

appliance")

■

The

freezer

has

been

filled

up

with

a

quantity

of

fresh

food

which

does

not

comply

with

the

freezing

capacity

indicated

on

the

rating

plate

(XX

kg

/24h).

■

Is

the

ventilation

working

properly.

the

ventilation

grille

covered

or

is

the

condenser

on

the

outer

rear

wall

full

of

dust?

c)

Your

appliance

is

excessively

noisy.

Please

check:

■

Is

the

cabinet

standing

level

and

steady,

are

any

nearby

objects

or

items

of

furniture

being

vibrated

by

the

cabinet?

Make

sure

everything

at

the

rear

is

free,

carefully

bend

back

any

parts

touching.

Note:

slight

bubbling

noises

are

normal

for

this

type

of

refrigeration

system.

Warning

On

no

account

should

you

undertake

any

technical

interventions

or

attempts

at

repair

on

your

appliance.

12

Getting

your

appliance

serviced

Any

repairs

or

interventions

on

the

appliance

should

only

be

carried

out

by

your

nearest

service

department,

as

otherwise

the

user

may

run

considerable

risks

and

the

guarantee

may

no

longer

be

valid.

Consult

the

enclosed

guarantee

card

or

the

separately

enclosed

list

of

after

sales

centres,

to

see

which

company

is

responsible

for

servicing

your

appliance.

If

there

is

no

indication

of

the

nearest

service

department

in

the

documentation

provided,

then

contact

your

dealer.

Repairs

by

the

service

department

to

eliminate

faults

which

have

occurred

because

of

non

-adherence

to

the

information

and

advice

given

in

this

user

manual,

have

to

be

charged

to

the

customer

and

are

not

covered

by

your

dealer's

guarantee.

In

order

to

receive

immediate

help,

make

sure

you

have

ready

the

following

essential

data

to

identify

your

appliance:

■

Appliance

type

and

model

(see

the

rating

plate)

■

Date

of

purchase

■

Name

and

place

of

your

dealer

■

Description

of

the

fault

13

Guarantee

The

general

terms

and

duration

of

the

guarantee

are

those

stated

on

the

guarantee

card

here

enclosed,

or

supplied

by

your

dealer

at

the

time

of

purchase.

14

Built

in

the

appliance

in

a

fitted

kitchen

If

your

appliance

can

be

built

in

a

fitted

kitchen,

the

relevant

instructions

are

included

among

the

other

appliance

documentation.

The

manufacturer

works constantly

at

the

further

development

of

all

products.

Please

therefore

bear

this

in

mind

as

the

form,

set

up

and

technology

are

subject

to

change,

without

prior

notice.

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