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- Page 1 Refrigerator User Manual H55R1 112 X 11 5943 0072/ EN/ AA/ 10.12.24 15:19 7247244330...
- Page 2 Please read this manual first! Dear Customer Thank you for choosing this product. We would like you to achieve the optimal efficiency from this high quality product which has been manufactured with state of the art techno- logy. 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
Table of Contents 1 Safety Instructions......Intention of Use ......Important Safety Symbols .... Safety of Children, Vulnerable Persons and Pets ......Electrical Safety......Handling Safety ......Installation Safety......Operational Safety......Food Storage Safety...... 12 Maintenance and Cleaning Safety 13 1.10 Lighting .......... -
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: Safety Of Children, Vulnerable Persons And Pets
Safety of Children, Electrical Safety Vulnerable Persons • The product shall not be and Pets plugged into the outlet during • This product may be used by installation, maintenance, children aged 8 years and cleaning, repair, and transport- older and persons with under- ation operations. -
Page 6: Handling Safety
• Before plugging the product • Do not ever connect your into the power source, please product to power saving remove the power cable from devices. These systems are the condenser hook (if avail- harmful for the product. able) during the installation. Handling Safety •... - Page 7 • Before starting the installation, on a floor, or provide sufficient switch off the fuse to de-ener- support depending on the size, gise the power line to which weight and the use-case of the the product is connected. product. Ensure that the •...
- Page 8 • When placing the product, ors, etc. If you cannot prevent make sure that the supply installation of the product in cable is not damaged or the vicinity of a heat source, pinched. use a suitable insulation plate • The product must not be con- and make sure the minimum nected to supply systems and distance to the heat source is...
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Page 9: Operational Safety
contact. These types of con- • In case of a failure of the nections may overheat and product, unplug it (or de-ener- cause fire.. gise the fuse to which it is con- • Place the power cable and nected), and do not operate hoses (if any) of the product until it is repaired by the au- so that they shall not cause a... - Page 10 • Take due care not to jam any • Do not place cans containing parts of your hands or your fluids over the product an open body to the moving parts in- state. Splashing of water on an side the product. Be careful to electrical part may cause an prevent jamming of your fin- electric shock or a fire.
- Page 11 ilar problems may also occur compartments can be re- when an object is placed over moved, and the product can be the product. used with the same perform- • Ensure that you have removed ance. any ice or water that may have •...
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Page 12: Food Storage Safety
5. Store the product so that it Thus, it does not drip on or shall not be tipped over. come into contact with other 6. Do not allow children to play foods. with the scrapped product. • Two-star freezer compart- 7. -
Page 13: Maintenance And Cleaning Safety
Maintenance and ing the ice inside it. Steam con- Cleaning Safety tacts the live areas in your re- frigerator and causes short cir- • Unplug the refrigerator or de- cuit or electric shock. energise the fuse before clean- • Do not use any mechanical ing it or starting to perform tools or any other tools than maintenance. -
Page 14: Ective And Disposing Of The Waste Product
• Splash of coolant is harmful to gas is flammable. Do not dis- the eyes. Do not damage any pose of the product by throw- part of the cooling system ing it into fire. Risk of explo- while disposing of the product. sion! •... -
Page 15: Your Refrigerator
3 Your Refrigerator 1 Door Shelf 2 Egg holder 3 Bottle Holder 4 Bottle Shelf 5 Adjustable Stands 6 Crisper 7 Crisper Glass Shelf 8 Defrost Water Collection Channel 9 Adjustable Shelf 10 Interior Lighting And Thermostat Knob *Optional: Figures in this user manual are schematic and may not exactly match your product. -
Page 16: Electrical Connection
4.3 Attaching the Plastic Wedges WARNING: If the door span is too narrow for Use the plastic wedges provided with the the product to pass, remove the product to maintain sufficient space for air door and turn the product side- circulation between the product and the ways;... -
Page 17: Changing Door Direction
through these surfaces, and cause hot sur- faces on the side walls. This is normal and it does not require servicing. Be careful when you contact these areas. 5 Changing Door Direction 6 Preparation remain below the glass shelf. This com- Read the “Safety Instructions”... -
Page 18: Climate Class And Definitions
6.3 Climate Class and Definitions A sound will be heard when the compressor is engaged. It is nor- Please refer to the Climate Class on the rat- mal for the product to make noise ing plate of your device. One of the follow- even if the compressor is not run- ing information is applicable to your device ning, as fluid and gas may be com-... - Page 19 Allow hot food and drinks to cool to room temperature before placing them in the re- 1=Lowest cooling setting (Warmest set- frigerator. ting) • Caution: 5=Highest cooling setting (Coldest set- Store concentrated alcohol only upright and ting) tightly closed. • Caution: Min.
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Page 20: Replacing The Illumination Lamp
8.2 Replacing the Illumination Lamp Lamp(s) used in this appliance cannot be used for house lighting. Intended use of Call the Authorized Service when the Bulb/ this lamp is to help the user place food into LED used for lighting in your refrigerator the refrigerator / freezer safely and com- will be replaced. -
Page 21: Troubleshooting
Preventing Odours • Keep the foods in sealed holders, as mi- cro-organisms arising from foods kept in The product is manufactured free of any unsealed containers will cause bad odorous materials. However, inappropri- odour. ately storing food and improper cleaning of •... - Page 22 • The room temperature may be high. >>> The food items kept in cooler compart- ment drawers are frozen. The product will normally run for long periods in higher room temperature. • The cooler compartment temperature is • The product may have been recently set to a very low degree.
- Page 23 There is sound of wind blowing coming • Remove any expired or spoilt foods from from the product. the product. • The product uses a fan for the cooling The door is not closing. process. This is normal and not a mal- •...
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- Page 25 Hotpoint, and will void the war- they are carried out within the limits and in ranty of the product.
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