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VESTEL GTN910IU User Manual

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  • Page 1 ELECTRONIC NF REFRIGERATOR USER MANUAL...
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  • Page 3 Dear Customer, Taking it as a goal to offer you products beyond your expectations, VESTEL presents for your use your Wardrobe type refrigerator equipped with New No Frost technology which has been elaborately manufactured in its modern facilities, subjected to strict quality control operations and patented by Vestel Engineers.
  • Page 4 General features of your appliance 1. 2 freezer compartments are temperature adjustable thanks to multizone function, it can be used as freezer or cooler as required. (Page 17; Item 2.3.16 should always be considered.) 2. Thanks to patented trizbar design, fracture risk occurring due to misuse by users, which is common for opponent manufacturers has been eliminated.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents 1. BEFORE USING YOUR FRIDGE ..........7 1.1 Old and Out-of-Order Fridges .............. 7 1.2 Safety Warnings .................. 8 1.3 Installing and Operating your Fridge ........... 9 1.4 Before Operating your Fridge ............. 10 1.5 General information about new NO FROST Technology ....11 2.
  • Page 6 3. PLACING THE FOOD ..............21 3.1 Cooler Compartment ................21 3.2 Deep-Freeze Compartments .............. 22 4. CLEANING & MAINTENANCE ..........26 4.1 Replacing LED lights used for illumination ......... 26 5. SHIPMENT AND REPOSITIONING ...........27 6. BEFORE CALLING SERVICE ...........28 6.1 Recommendations for Energy Saving ..........30 - 6 -...

  • Page 7: Before Using Your Fridge

    BÖLÜM 1. BEFORE USING YOUR FRIDGE 1.1 Old and Out-of-Order Fridges If your appliance uses R600 as a refrigerant – you can learn this information from the label on the cooler- you should be careful during shipment and montage to prevent your appliance’s cooler elements from being damaged.

  • Page 8: Before Using Your Fridge

    BEFORE USING YOUR FRIDGE 1.2 Safety Warnings Warning: Do not use mechanical devices or other artificial methods to quicken to the defrosting. Warning: Do not use electrical devices on the food storage areas of your appliance. Warning: Keep the ventilation areas of your appliance open. Warning: Do not damage your fridge’s refrigerant circuit.

  • Page 9: Installing And Operating Your Fridge

    • Operating voltage for your fridge is 220-240 V at 50Hz. • Before starting to use your fridge, please call the nearest authorized service from the “Vestel White Goods Authorized Services Manual” supplied with your fridge, and get free help on the installation, operation and usage of your fridge.

  • Page 10: Before Operating Your Fridge

    BEFORE USING YOUR FRIDGE 1.4 Before Operating your Fridge • When it is operated for the first time or after transportation, keep your fridge in the upright position for 3 hours and plug it on to allow efficient operation. Otherwise, you may damage the compressor. •...

  • Page 11: General Information About New No Frost Technology

    BEFORE USING YOUR FRIDGE 1.5 General information about new NO FROST Technology New No-Frost fridges differ from other static fridges in their operating principle. In normal fridges, the humidity entering the fridge in the door openings and the humidity of the food causes freezing in the freezer compartment. To defrost the snow and ice in the freezer department, you should turn off the fridge, take the food that needs to be kept in a constant temperature off the fridge, and remove the ice gathered in the freezer department periodically.

  • Page 12: Use Of Appliance

    PART 2. USE OF APPLIANCE 2.1 Introducing parts The purpose of this presentation is informing you about the parts of your appliance. The parts may vary depending on the model of the appliance. A) Cooler Compartment B) Fridge / Freezer Compartment 6) Door shelves B1.

  • Page 13: Technical Information

    USE OF APPLIANCE 2.2 Technical information Model name BZA-XXL 4707XE VFD NF Energy class 1,317 (kW / hour) / 481 (kW / year) Energy consumption (Real consumption depends on where and how the appliance is used.) Total Gross/Net volume 620 lt / 526 lt Cooler compartment Gross / Net 410 lt / 362 lt volume...

  • Page 14: Electronic Display And Usage

    USE OF APPLIANCE 2.3 Electronic display and usage 1. Fridge Compartment Temperature 11. Door lights OFF indicator indicator 12. Night sensor 2. Left Freezer Compartment Temperature 13. Child lock indicator 14. Dealer-Demo mode 3. Right Freezer Compartment Temperature 15. Low voltage warning indicator 16.

  • Page 15: Beverage Cooling (Qdrink)

    USE OF APPLIANCE 2.3.1 Beverage cooling (QDRINK) [q.drink] button should be pressed to activate beverage cooling mode. Each press will increment the time for 5 minutes up to 30 minutes, and then it returns to zero. You can view the time zone you want to set on "Qdrink alarm counter" section. Qdrink mode only lets the refrigerator release an audible alert after a specific period.

  • Page 16: Door Lights On/Off

    USE OF APPLIANCE 2.3.6 Door lights On/Off (DOOR LIGHT ON/OFF) Illumination system hidden in the door handles of the product should be used based on demand. In order to activate illumination system on the door handles, you need to press [mode] button for 3 seconds.

  • Page 17: Compartment On-Off Mode

    USE OF APPLIANCE 2.3.15 Compartment On-Off mode You can wholly cancel compartments you do not need nor want by checking through indicator panel. In order to turn off Zone 2 and cooler at the same time, hold [mode] and [zone 2] buttons pressed simultaneously for 5 seconds, and all figures indicating the part turned off will disappear on the digital indicator panel.

  • Page 18: Accessories

    USE OF APPLIANCE • Your fridge should be operated up to 24 hours according to the ambient temperature without interruption after being plugged in to be completely cooled. Do not open doors of your fridge frequently and do not place much food inside it in this period. •...

  • Page 19: Vegetable Bowl And Chiller (Breakfast)

    USE OF APPLIANCE 2.5.2 Vegetable Bowl and Chiller (Breakfast) Chiller / Breakfast Crisper Chiller / Breakfast When this compartment is used as 0°C compartment (chiller), it ensures that your food is preserved at 0°C. You can keep the frozen foods that you take out of the deepfreeze compartment in order to defrost them or you can keep the meats and cleaned fishes (in plastic bags or packets) etc.
  • Page 20 USE OF APPLIANCE 2.5.3 CRISPER AIR SETTING BUTTON Turn the air adjustment knob between crisper and chiller to open position when the crisper is filled excessively. This way, the air intake into the crisper is adjusted and food remains fresh for a longer period of time.

  • Page 21: Placing The Food

    PART 3. PLACING THE FOOD 3.1 Cooler Compartment • Under normal operation conditions, it is enough to set the temperature of cooler compartment to +4 / +6 oC. • In order to avoid frosting, humidification and odour, food should be placed to the fridge in closed containers or covered with appropriate material.

  • Page 22: Deep-Freeze Compartments

    PLACING THE FOOD 3.2 Deep-Freeze Compartments • The freezer compartment is used for storing frozen foods for a long time or for producing ice. • If you leave the door of freezer open for a long time, frosting will appear on the lower stage of freezer.
  • Page 23 PLACING THE FOOD Thawing Storing time time in room temperature Meat and fish Preparation (month) (hours) -hour- Steak Wrapping in a foil 6-10 Lamb meat Wrapping in a foil Veal roast Wrapping in a foil 6-10 Veal cubes In small pieces 6-10 Lamb cubes In pieces...
  • Page 24 PLACING THE FOOD Thawing time in room Vegetables and temperature Preparation Storing time Fruits (hours) -hour- Take the leaves apart, cut the heart into pieces, and leave it It can be used Cauliflower 10 - 12 in water with a little lemon juice as frozen for a while String beans and...
  • Page 25 PLACING THE FOOD Dairy Products Storing time Preparation Storing Conditions Pastry (months) Packet Pure Milk – In its own In its own packet 2 - 3 (Homogenize) Milk packet Original package may be used for short storing Cheese-excluding In slices 6 - 8 period.

  • Page 26: Cleaning & Maintenance

    PART 4. CLEANING & MAINTENANCE Make sure to unplug the fridge before starting to clean it. • Do not wash your fridge by pouring water. • You can wipe the inner and outer sides of your appliance with a soft cloth or a sponge using warm and soapy water.

  • Page 27: Shipment And Repositioning

    PART 5. SHIPMENT AND REPOSITIONING • Original package and foam may be kept for re-transportation (optionally). • You should fasten your fridge with thick package, bands or strong cords and follow the instructions for transportation on the package for re-transportation. •...

  • Page 28: Before Calling Service

    PART 6. BEFORE CALLING SERVICE Check Warnings; Your fridge warns you if the temperatures for cooler and freezer are in improper levels or when a problem occurs in the appliance. You can see these warnings on the indicator display. ERROR DISPLAY ERROR TYPE REMARK DO’s...

  • Page 29: Before Calling Service

    BEFORE CALLING SERVICE Check Warnings; If your fridge is not operating; • Is there any electrical faults? • Is your appliance plugged? • Is the fuse of the receptacle that the plug is plugged or the main fuse blown? • Is there any fault in the socket? Examine this by plugging your fridge into a socket outlet which you are sure that is working.

  • Page 30: Recommendations For Energy Saving

    BEFORE CALLING SERVICE IMPORTANT NOTES: • Compressor protection thermal fuse will be blown 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 4 or 5 minutes, there is nothing to worry about.
  • Page 31 YOUR NOTES - 31 -...

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