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Indesit IKNH 1261 S4UK User Manual

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Refrigerator
User Manual
IKNH 1261 S4UK
11 5943 0106/ EN/ AA/ 02.10.24 10:53
7294840708

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  • Page 1 Refrigerator User Manual IKNH 1261 S4UK 11 5943 0106/ EN/ AA/ 02.10.24 10:53 7294840708...
  • Page 2 If you have any questions or concerns, please call our Customer Service Team or find help and information online at docs.indesit.eu The following symbols are used in the user manual: Hazard that may result in death or injury.

  • 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...

  • 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 •...

  • 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 Door Shelf 4 Bottle Shelf 5 Adjustable Legs 6 Frozen Food Drawers 7 Dairy Products Compartment 8 Cooler Compartment Cover and Glass 9 Adjustable Shelf 10 Bottle Shelf 11 Temperature Adjustment Control *Optional: Figures in this user manual are schematic and may not exactly match your product.

  • Page 16: Right Place For Installation

    4.1 Right Place For Installation • If the component is not available, or if it is lost or fallen, position the product so Contact the Authorized Service for the that at least 5 cm clearance shall be left product's installation. To prepare the between the rear surface of the product product for installation, see the information and the wall of the room.

  • Page 17: Adjusting The Legs

    4.4 Adjusting the Legs If the product is not in balanced position, 4.5 Hot Surface Warning adjust the front adjustable legs by rotating them to right or left. The side walls of your product are equipped with cooler pipes to enhance the cooling system.

  • Page 18: Changing Door Direction

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  • Page 27: Preparation

    6 Preparation remain below the glass shelf. This com- Read the “Safety Instructions” sec- bination may help improving air distribu- tion first! tion and energy efficiency. 6.1 What To Do For Energy Saving • Using the below drawer when storing is strongly recommended.

  • Page 28: First Use

    A sound will be heard when the compressor is engaged. It is nor- mal for the product to make noise even if the compressor is not run- ning, as fluid and gas may be com- pressed in the cooling system. It is normal for the front edges of the refrigerator to be warm.

  • Page 29: Use Of Your Appliance

    • Turn off the water valve if you will be Unplugging the Product away from home (e.g. at vacation) and • If you are not going to use the product for you will not be using the Icematic or the a long time, unplug the product from the water dispenser for a long period of time.

  • Page 30: Defrosting

    8.2 Defrosting A) Cooler Compartment Defrosting of the refrigerator compartment is done automatically. During defrosting, water drops may form at the rear of the re- frigerator compartment where the hidden evaporator is located. Some drops may re- main on the liner and refreeze when de- frosting is complete.
  • Page 31 • Bring cooked hot meals to the room tem- • In order to cool the meals like soups and perature before placing them in the refri- stews, which are cooked in the large gerator. Then, you can place the tepid pots, quickly, you can put them in the re- meal in the lower shelves of your refriger- frigerator by separating them into their...
  • Page 32 • In order to prevent expiration of storage • Buy frozen food which are stored at –18 time, write the freezing date, time and °C or lower temperatures. name of the product on the package ac- • Avoid buying foods whose packages are cording to the storage times of different covered with ice etc.
  • Page 33 Longest stor- age time Meat and Fish Preparation (month) By cutting them 2 cm thick and placing foil between Steak them or wrapping tightly with stretch By packing the pieces of meat in a refrigerator bag or Roast wrapping them tightly with stretch Cubes In small pieces Veal...
  • Page 34 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...

  • Page 35: Replacing The Illumination Lamp

    The food products to be frozen must not 8.4 Replacing the Illumination Lamp contact the already-frozen food inside to Call the Authorized Service when the Bulb/ avoid partial defrosting. LED used for lighting in your refrigerator Boil the vegetables and filter the water to will be replaced.

  • Page 36: Troubleshooting

    • Do not use chlorinated water or cleaning ATTENTION: products on the exterior surface and Do not use vinegar, rubbing alcohol chrome coated parts of the product. or other alcohol based cleaning Chlorine will cause rust on such metallic agents on any interior surface. surfaces.
  • Page 37 • Foods containing liquids are kept in un- reach the set temperature when recently sealed holders. >>> Keep the foods con- plugged in or a new food item is placed taining liquids in sealed holders. inside. This is normal. • The product's door is left open. >>> Do •...
  • Page 38 has an effect on the temperature in the • The door may be ajar. >>> Fully close the freezer compartment. Wait until the tem- door. perature of relevant parts reach the suffi- There is condensation on the product's cient level by changing the temperature exterior or between the doors.
  • Page 39 WARNING: If the problem persists after following the instructions in this section, contact your vendor or an Authorized Service. Do not try to repair the product. This is normal. EN / 39...
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  • Page 41: Disclaimer / Warning

    Indesit, and will void the warranty they are carried out within the limits and in of the product.

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