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- Page 1 Refrigerator User Manual 683613 EB 15 7550 0186/ EN/ AA/ 02/12/2024 14:51 7296520215...
- Page 2 Please read this manual first! Dear Customer Thank you for choosing this Beko product. We would like you to achieve the optimal effi- ciency from this high quality product which has been manufactured with state of the art technology. To do this, carefully read this manual and any other documentation provided before using the product.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
1 Safety Instructions......Intention of Use ......Safety of Children, Vulnerable Persons and Pets ......Electrical Safety......Handling Safety ......Installation Safety......Operational Safety......Food Storage Safety...... 12 Maintenance and Cleaning Safety 12 Lighting .......... 13 1.10 Disposal of the Old Product..13 2 Environmental Instructions .... -
Page 4: Safety Instructions
1 Safety Instructions • This section includes the In farm houses, safety instructions necessary In the units of hotels, motels or to prevent the risk of personal other resting facilities that are injury or material damage. used by the customers, •... -
Page 5: Electrical Safety
• Children and pets must not • Use an original cable only. Do play with, climb on, or get in- not use cut or damaged side the product. cables. • Children and pets must be kept • Do not use an extension cord, away from the cabin area multi-plug or adaptor to oper- (compressor) where electrical... -
Page 6: Handling Safety
• Do not use the product when Installation Safety your feet are bare or your body • To prepare the product for use, is wet. see the information in the user • Do not touch the plug with wet and installation manual and hands. - Page 7 • Do not install or leave the • Do not block or cover ventila- product in places where it may tion holes. Otherwise, power be exposed to external ambi- consumption increases and ent temperatures. your product may be damaged. • Place the product on a clean, •...
- Page 8 amount of the refrigerant avail- firm will not assume respons- able in your product is spe- ibility for any damages due to cified in the Type Label. usage without earthing and • The product must never be without power connection in placed in such a way that compliance with local and na- power cables, the metal hose...
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Page 9: Operational Safety
• Do not ever connect your refri- The refrigerant that sprays out gerator to power saving in case of puncturing the gas devices. These systems are pipes, pipe extensions or upper harmful for the product. surface coatings may cause ir- •... - Page 10 • Do not place soda cans or • If the product is used against cans and bottles that contain its intended purpose, it may fluids that may be frozen to the cause damage to or deteriora- freezer compartment. Cans or tion of the products stored in- bottles may explode.
- Page 11 opening or closing the door 1. Do not touch the product or and cause injuries and/or ma- the power cable. terial damages. 2. Keep the product away from • Do not hit or exert excessive potential sources of fire that pressure on glass surfaces.
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Page 12: Food Storage Safety
Food Storage • After the foods are placed, Safety check if the compartment hatches, and especially the Please pay attention to the fol- freezer door, are properly lowing warnings to avoid food closed. spoilage: • Use the refrigerator compart- • Leaving the doors open for a ment for storing fresh foods, long time may cause the tem- and the freezer compartment... -
Page 13: Maintenance And Cleaning Safety 12 Lighting
• Do not wash the inside or out- • Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe side of the product with a pres- the dust or foreign material on sure washer, steam, spray wa- the tips of the plugs. Do not ter or pouring water. - Page 14 • C -Pentane is used as a blow- ing agent in insulation foam and it is a flammable sub- stance. Do not dispose of the product by throwing it into fire. EN / 14...
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Page 15: Environmental Instructions
2 Environmental Instructions your local authorities regarding these col- 2.1 Compliance with WEEE regula- lection areas. You can help protect the en- tions and Waste Disposal vironment and natural resources by deliver- This product does not contain hazardous ing the used products for recycling. and prohibited substances specified in the "Regulations for Supervision of Waste Elec- Conformity with standards and... -
Page 16: Installation
1 Egg holder 2 *Door Shelf 3 *Adjustable Small Door Shelf 4 *Bottle Shelf 5 Adjustable legs 6 *Freezer Compartment Small Drawer 7 *Freezer Compartment Large Drawer 8 *Vegetable Drawer 9 Crisper Cover 10 *Cold Storage Drawer 11 *Adjustable Glass Shelf 12 Fan 13 Lighting 14 Cooler Compartment... -
Page 17: Electrical Connection
and the wall of the room. The clearance at the rear is important for efficient oper- ation of the product. 4.2 Electrical Connection Do not use extension cables or multi sockets in power connection. 4.4 Hot Surface Warning Damaged power cable must be re- placed by Authorized Service. -
Page 18: What To Do For Energy Saving
5.1 What To Do For Energy Saving • Depending on the product’s features; de- frosting frozen foods in the cooler com- partment will ensure energy saving and Connecting the product to elec- preserve food quality. tronic energy-saving systems is • In order to load the maximum quantity of harmful, as it may damage the food into the freezer compartment of product. -
Page 19: Climate Class And Definitions
• SN: Long Term Temperate Climate: This For some models, indicator panel cooling device is designed for use at am- turns off automatically 1 minute bient temperatures between 10 °C and 32 after the door closes. It will be re- °C. - Page 20 • You can both create a damp environment • Except the cases where extreme circum- and provide an air flow by keeping fruits stances are available in the environment, and vegetables, which are prone to dry- if your product (on the recommended set ing, in the perforated or unsealed plastic values table) is set to the specified set bags.
- Page 21 • If fresh food compartment is set to a • The two-star compartments are suitable lower temperature, fresh fruits and veget- for pre-frozen food. Ice cream and ice ables may be partially frozen. cubes can be stored. • Do not freeze food in compartments with one, two and three-stars.
- Page 22 Longest storage Fruits and Vegetables Preparation time (month) By shock boiling for 3 minutes after washing and cutting into small String bean and Pole bean 10-13 pieces Green pea By shock boiling for 2 minutes after shelling and washing 10-12 Cabbage By shock boiling for 1-2 minute(s) after cleaning By shock boiling for 3-4 minutes after cleaning and cutting into...
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Page 23: Replacing The Illumination Lamp
Freezer Compartment Cooler Compartment Remarks Setting Setting This is the default, recommended set- -20°C 4°C ting. This setting is recommended if ambient temperature is below 30°C. These settings are recommended for -22 or -24 °C 4°C ambient temperatures exceeding 30°C. Use when you want to freeze your food in a short time. -
Page 24: Reversing The Door Opening Side
the product model, a visual warning signal certain period of time (between 60 s and (light flash) can also be displayed. If you 120 s) when any key on the product screen, close the door of the device or press a but- if any, is pressed. -
Page 25: Control Panel Of The Product
7 Control Panel of the Product 1 *Support Service Key 2 Cooler Compartment Off (Vacation) Function Key 3 Energy Saving (Display Off) Indicator 4 *Cooler Compartment Temperature Setting Key 5 *Compartment Conversion Key 6 Freezer Compartment Temperature Setting Key 7 Error Status Indicator 8 Quick Freezing Key/Handle Light Function Setting Key 9 *Wireless Key... - Page 26 2. Cooler Compartment Off (Vacation) 6. The Freezer Compartment Temperat- Function Key ure Setting Key Press the key for 3 seconds to activate the Temperature setting is made for freezer vacation function. Vacation mode is activ- compartment. Pressing this key will enable ated and the vacation symbol is illumin- the freezer compartment temperature to be ated.
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Page 27: Product Features
after a while after the door is closed. The You may access the application by reading handle light function is set to the ex-factory the QR code available on the HomeWhiz la- closed mode. bel on the product. Application is offered through App Store for IOS devices, and 9. -
Page 28: Egg Holder
Take the ice bucket from the freezer Never place the egg holder on the compartment and bend in slightly over freezer compartment the holder that you are going to serve. 8.4 AeroFlow Ice will easily pour into the serving holder. It is an air distribution system that provides homogeneous temperature distribution. -
Page 29: Troubleshooting
• Do not use sharp and abrasive tools, cro-fibre cloth dampened with water and soap, house cleaning materials, deter- use dry polishing chamois. Always follow gents, gas, gasoline, varnish and similar the veins of the stainless steel. substances to prevent deformation of Preventing Odours and removal of prints on the plastic part. - Page 30 Condensation on the side wall of the The refrigerator runs too often or for too cooler compartment (MULTI ZONE, long. COOL CONTROL and FLEXI ZONE). • The new product may be larger than the • The door is opened too frequently. >>> previous one.
- Page 31 The cooler temperature is very low, but • The product's operating principles in- the freezer temperature is adequate. volve liquid and gas flows. >>> This is normal and not a malfunction. • The cooler compartment temperature is set to a very low degree. >>> Set the There is sound of wind blowing coming cooler compartment temperature to a from the product.
- Page 32 • The surface is not flat or durable >>> Fan continues to operate when the door is opened. Make sure the surface is flat and suffi- ciently durable to bear the product. • Fan may continue to operate when the freezer door is open.
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- Page 35 Considerations Regarding Errors of Use and Warranty The following defects can be rectified for a fee. Warranty conditions do not apply for any of these cases; Damages and malfunctions caused by errors in use, Damages and malfunctions during loading, unloading, transport, etc. following the de- livery of the goods to the consumer, Damages and malfunctions arising from the electricity (socket, voltage, grounding, etc.), water (water pressure, tap, etc.), natural gas, telephone, internet, etc.
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