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- Page 1 USER INSTRUCTIONS GSBS14620HB www.grundig.co.uk...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Safety and environment 5. Operating the product instructions Indicator panel ....26 2. Your Refrigerator Indicator panel ....30 3. Installation 5.3 HomeWhiz User Instructions 30 3.1 Appropriate installation 5.4 Connecting the Product to location ........13 Your Home Network and Mobile Installing the plastic Device ..........31 wedges ........14... - Page 4 Please read this manual first! Dear Customer, We hope that your product, which has been produced in a 1st-class manufacturing facility and checked under the most meticulous quality control procedures, will provide you with years of good service. For this, we recommend you to carefully read the entire manual of your product before using it and keep it at hand for future references.
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Page 5: Safety And Environment Instructions
1. Safety and environment instructions This section provides the safety instructions necessary to prevent the risk of injury and material damage. Failure to observe these instructions will invalidate all types of product warranty. Intended use WARNING: Keep ventilation openings, in the appliance enclosure or in the built- instructure, clear of... - Page 6 WARNING: Do not use electrical appliances inside the food storage compartments of the appliance, unless they are of the type recommended by the manufacturer. 1.1. General safety This appliance can be used by children aged from • 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical,sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use...
- Page 7 Do not use the product when the compartment with • circuit cards located on the upper back part of the product (electrical card box cover) (1) is open. Do not use steam or steamed cleaning materials • for cleaning the refrigerator and melting the ice inside.
- Page 8 Place liquids in upright position after tightly closing • the lid. Do not spray flammable substances near the • product, as it may burn or explode. Do not keep flammable materials and products • with flammable gas (sprays, etc.) in the refrigerator.
- Page 9 system and its pipe while using and moving the product. This gas is flammable. If the cooling system is damaged, keep the product away from sources of fire and ventilate the room immediately. The label on the inner left side indicates the type of gas used in the product.
- Page 10 The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for • any damage due to misuse or mishandling. 1.3. Child safety • Keep packaging materials out of children’s reach. • Do not allow the children to play with the product. • If the product’s door comprises a lock, break off the lock when eventually disposing of the product.
- Page 11 1.6. Package information • Packaging materials of the product are manufactured from recyclable materials in accordance with our National Environment Regulations. Do not dispose of the packaging materials together with the domestic or other wastes. Take them to the packaging material collection points designated by the local authorities.
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Page 12: Your Refrigerator
2. Your Refrigerator Chiller compartment Freezer compartment Crisper compartment Fridge compartment Adjustable feet Frozen food storage compart- Butter-cheese compartments ments Glass shelves Freezer compartment door Fridge compartment door racks and racks egg compartment Ice makers Minibar accessory Ice storage compartment Water dispenser tank Ice maker decorative co Odour filter... -
Page 13: Installation
3. Installation WARNING: Prior to installation, visually To make the product ready check if the product for use, make sure that the has any defects electricity installation is on it. If so, do not appropriate before calling the have it installed. Authorised Service Agent. -
Page 14: Installing The Plastic Wedges
• Install the product at least 30 3.2 Installing the plastic wedges cm away from heat sources such as hobs, ovens, heater Plastic wedges are used to cores and stoves. Product create the distance for the air must not be subjected to circulation between the product direct sun light and kept and the rear wall. -
Page 15: Electrical Connection
3.3Electrical connection WARNING: Damaged power cable must Connect the product to a be replaced by the grounded outlet protected by a Service Authorised fuse complying with the values Agents. in the rating plate. Our company WARNING: If the shall not be liable for any product has a failure, it damages that will arise when should not be operated... -
Page 16: Illumination Lamp
• Loosen the fixing bolt on the Turn the front feet to balance the product. The corner where the foot exists is lowered when • Screw the adjusting bolt (CW/ you turn in the direction of CCW) on the side according to arrow and raised when you turn the position of the door it in the opposite direction. -
Page 17: Water Connection
3.7 Water connection 4. (4) Cold mains water valve with mesh filter (tap (This feature is optional) adapter) Water system installation of the 5. (5) External water filter. refrigerator must be performed by a competent person. 3.8 Connecting the water Depending on the model of the hose to the refrigerator refrigerator, you may not have to... -
Page 18: Connecting Of The Water Hose To The Cold Water Mains Line
3.9Connecting of the water hose to the cold water mains line (This feature is optional) If you will use the refrigerator by connecting it to the cold water mains line, you must connect to a standard valve connector in the cold water installation of your home. -
Page 19: Water Filter
3.11 Mounting the external WARNING: After filter onto the wall turning on the water valve, make sure that 1. First, determine the there is no leakage location to mount the at both connection external filter. points of the water 2. Then, determine the hose. -
Page 20: Things To Do To Have The Filter Usage Time Calculated Automatically
WARNING: Never WARNING: Water filter mount the filter onto must be held upright the refrigerator. Coolant as shown in the figure. pipes might be pierced! It is critical to connect the water inlet and 3.12 Things to do to have outlet hoses on the the filter usage time filter correctly. -
Page 21: Before Starting To Use The Water/Ice Dispenser
• Water system of the When the buttons are pressed refrigerator must be in the correct order, Key Lock connected to the cold water symbol will turn off, buzzer will line. It must not be connected sound shortly and Filter Change to hot water line. -
Page 22: Transportation Of The Product
• You must wait approximately • Ice cubes can stick to each 12 hours to obtain ice from other if they are left in the the ice dispenser for the first container for a long time. time. If there is not enough • If the product is to be ice in the ice container, ice connected to the water... - Page 23 3. Secure the shelves, accessories, crisper and etc. in the refrigerator by adhesive tape before repackaging it. Packaging must be adequate and the rules of transportation printed on the package must be followed. Original packaging and foam materials should be kept for future transportations.
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Page 24: Preparation
4. Preparation The ambient temperature of the room where you 4.1 Things to be done for install the refrigerator energy saving should at least be -5°C. Operating your Connecting the product refrigerator under cooler to electric energy conditions than this is not saving systems is recommended. -
Page 25: Recommendations On The Fridge Compartment
4.3 Recommendations on the • Clean the interior of the fridge compartment refrigerator as recommended in the “Maintenance and • Do not allow the food to touch cleaning” section. Check the temperature sensor in that inside of it is dry before fridge compartment. -
Page 26: Operating The Product
5. Operating the product 7.2 7.1 5.1 Indicator panel Indicator panels may vary according to the product model. 11.2 11.1 1. Freezer compartment 7. Vacation function temperature setting 8. Keypad lock / filter 2. Economy mode replacing alert cancellation 3. Energy saving function 9. - Page 27 1. Freezer compartment Energy saving function is temperature setting activated during delivery from Pressing the button ( ) number factory and cannot be cancelled. (1) will enable the freezer 4. Power failure/High compartment temperature to be temperature / error warning set at -18,-19,-20,-21 ,-22,-23,- indicator 24,-18...
- Page 28 6. Rapid cooling 8. Keypad lock / Keypad lock / For rapid cooling , press the filter replacing alert cancellation button ; this will activate the Press keypad lock button ( rapid cooling indicator ) to activate the keypad ( ). lock.
- Page 29 11.2 Alarm off warning In case of power failure/high temperature alarm, after checking the food located in the freezer compartment is still frozen press the alarm off button to clear the warning. 12. Autoeco Press the auto eco button ( ), for 3 seconds to activate this function.
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Page 30: Indicator Panel
5.2 Indicator panel Indicator panels may vary according to the product model. the type of ice you want to get, 5.3 HomeWhiz User quick cooling, quick freezing, Instructions activating vacation and economy HomeWhiz is a feature that modes. Besides controlling your enables your product to be product, you can observe the controlled by smart devices... -
Page 31: Connecting The Product To Your Home Network And Mobile Device
your smart device with the For the HomeWhiz function to be name HomeWhiz. You shall usable, the be directed on the mobile application must application regarding the steps be installed on your for connecting your product to smart device and the home network. - Page 32 3. After pressing the button 6. After connection, you can number 1 for 3 seconds, a 4 open the application and digit password is displayed perform the setup as per the on the product screen. application’s instructions. If you want to use the email feature, you can activate it by entering your email address...
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Page 33: Homewhiz Turn On/Off
5.5 Homewhiz Turn On/Off If connection cannot be established, repeat the After your refrigerator connects initial setup settings to the home network for the first over the product. time, the HomeWhiz feature can be turned on and off by 5.6 Recovery short pressing button number If you believe you experience 1, without the need to enter the... -
Page 34: Neofrost Cooling System
• Materials to be used for 5.7 NeoFrost Cooling System packaging must be tear-proof Thanks to the two separate and resistant to cold, humidity, cooling systems, cooling speed oils and acids and they must is much faster than traditional also be airtight. Moreover, refrigerators. -
Page 35: Recommendations For Preserving The Frozen Food
Freezer Fridge Compartment Compartment Remarks Setting Setting This is the normal recommended -18°C 4°C setting. These settings are recommended -20, -24 or -24°C 4°C when the ambient temperature exceeds 30°C. Use when you wish to freeze your food in a short time. Your Quick Freeze 4°C refrigerator will return to its... -
Page 36: Deep-Freeze Information
• Cold resistant adhesive tape Small and packaged Door shelves food or beverage • Self-adhesive label of fridge (such as milk, fruit • Rubber bands compartment juice, beer and etc.) • Pen Crisper Vegetables and fruits Delicatessen • Materials to be used for products (cheese, Chiller packaging the foodstuff must... -
Page 37: Crisper
5.14 Crisper 5.15 Odour filter Crisper of the refrigerator is *optional designed specially to keep the Odour filter prevents unpleasant vegetables fresh without losing odour build-up in your their humidity. For this purpose, refrigerator. cool air circulation is intensified Odour filter can be located in around the crisper in general. -
Page 38: Using The Dispenser
Push the lever of the water 5.16 Using the dispenser dispenser with your glass. The *optional dispenser will cease operating The water and ice dispenser will once you release the lever. provide chilled water and ice When operating the water dis- direct from your water supply penser, maximum flow can be It is normal for the... -
Page 39: Drip Tray
5.18 Drip tray 5.19 Cleaning the water tank • Remove the water filling res- *optional ervoir inside the door rack. Water that dripped while • Remove the door rack by using the water dispenser holding from both sides. accumulates in the spillage • Grab the water tank from tray. -
Page 40: Icematic And Ice Storage Container
Ice storage container 5.20 Icematic and ice Ice storage container is only in- storage container tended for accumulating the ice *optional cubes. Do not freeze water in it Using the Icematic’ Otherwise, it will break. Fill the Icematic with water and place it into its seat. -
Page 41: Ice-Maker
5.21 Ice-maker To reinstall the ice reservoir Hold the ice stock reservoir (Optional) from the handles, move up with Ice maker is located on the an angle to fit the sides of the upper section of the freezer reservoir to their slot and make cover. - Page 42 Any sound you hear when the When using your refrigerator for ice drops into the reservoir is a the first time or when not using part of normal operation. it for an extended period of time Ice cubes may be small due to When the ice dispenser does air in the pipe after connection, not work properly...
- Page 43 If you close the door hard, it may cause water spilling over the ice stock reservoir. Do not dismount the ice stock reservoir unless it is necessary.
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Page 44: Humidity Controlled Crisper
5.22 Humidity controlled milar packaging materials ins- crisper tead of a bag. Do not place together the pear, (FreSHelf) apricot, peach, etc. and apple in (This feature is optional) particular which have a high le- Humidity rates of the vegetables vel of generation of ethylene gas and fruit are kept under cont- in the same crisper with the ot-... -
Page 45: Maintenance And Cleaning
6 . Maintenance • To remove door and body shelves, remove all of its and cleaning contents. Cleaning your fridge at regular • Remove the door shelves by intervals will extend the service pulling them up. After clean- life of the product. ing, slide them from top to WARNING: Unplug the bottom to install. -
Page 46: Protecting The Plastic Surfaces
• Keep the food in closed Remove the door rack by containers. Microorganisms holding from both sides. spreading out from uncovered containers can cause unpleasant odours. • Never keep the food that have passed best before dates and spoiled in the refrigerator. 6.2 Protecting the plastic surfaces Do not put liquid oils or... - Page 47 Remove the glass water tank Do not let children hang with its case by holding it from on the glass water tank both sides and remove it with an since it may cause injury. angle of 45°C. To prevent dropping the Clean the glass water tank by glass water tank handle removing its case.
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Page 48: Troubleshooting
7. Troubleshooting Please review this list before calling the service. It will save your time and money. This list includes frequent complaints that are not arising from defective workmanship or material usage. Some of the features described here may not exist in your product. The Freezer does not operate. - Page 49 Compressor is not running • Protective thermic of the compressor will blow out during sudden power failures or plug-out plug-ins as the refrigerant pressure in the cooling system of the Freezer has not been balanced yet. The Freezer will start running approximately after 6 minutes.
- Page 50 The Freezer is running frequently or for a long time. • New product may be bigger than your previous one. Larger Freezer operate for a longer period of time. • The room temperature may be high. >>> It is normal that the product operates for longer periods in hot ambient.
- Page 51 Temperature in the fridge or freezer is very high. • The fridge temperature is adjusted to a very high value. >>> Fridge compartment temperature setting has an effect on the temperature of the freezer. Change the temperatures of the fridge or freezer and wait until the relevant compartments attain a sufficient temperature.
- Page 52 Humidity occurs on the outside of the Freezer or between the doors. • There might be humidity in the air; this is quite normal in humid weather. >>> When the humidity is less, condensation will disappear. Bad odour inside the Freezer. • No regular cleaning is performed.
- Page 53 • Repairs to the product required as a result of faulty materials, defective components or manufacturing defects. • Functional replacement parts to repair a product. • The costs of a Grundig Approved Engineer to carry out the repair. What is not covered? • Transit and delivery damage.
- Page 54 • Repairs to a product operated at any time on commercial or non-residential household premises (unless we have previously agreed to the installation environment). This guarantee is limited to the cost of repairing the product. To the extent permitted by law, Beko plc (the “Manufacturer”) does not accept and will not be held liable for any financial loss incurred in connection with the failure of any product to operate in accordance with the expected standards.
- Page 55 • Optional extras, where available (i.e. extendable feet) are supplied on a chargeable basis only. Does Grundig offer replacements? This is a repair-only guarantee. On occasion, the Manufacturer may at its sole discretion, replace your product with a new product instead of carrying out a repair.
- Page 56 The Manufacturer reserves the right to charge for the reasonable cost of any service call if: • You cannot provide evidence that your product is covered by this guarantee. • Where a service call has been made and the engineer finds that there is no fault with your product.
- Page 57 Should you experience any difficulty in obtaining service contact the Grundig Customer Helpline on Tel: 0333 207 9920 or e-mail: customerservice@support.grundig.co.uk …………………………………………………………........This guarantee is provided by Beko plc. Beko House, 1 Greenhill Crescent, Watford, Herts, WD18 8QU.
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- Page 60 Grundig 1 Greenhill Crescent Watford HERTS WD18 8QU Tel: 0845 603 1234 Fax: 0845 600 4922www.grundig.co.uk www.grundig.co.uk 57 8625 0000/AC...
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