Disposal Of Used Products S - Norcool Corner fridge User Manual

FAULT
Corner fridge not
cooling sufficiently
Light/fan not
working.
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Disposal of used products
This is based on guidelines laid down in environment protection legislation according to the
European Parliament's directives on disposal of electric and electronic products (WEEE). The
directive is intended to protect and improve the environment, protect human health and exploit
natural resources sparingly and sensibly. We kindly ask you, the end-user, to observe the following:
• If the product stops working, including after having been repaired, check if it can be repaired
before you dispose of it. If in doubt, contact your vendor or dealer for further information on
possible repair of the product.
• If the product is at the end of its service life – i.e. cannot be repaired or recycled, do not dispose
of the product with other unsorted refuse. Contact your local waste disposal or recycling facility,
in order for them to collect the product for recycling.
NOTE: disposing of electronic and electrical products in landfill and by incineration can
cause severe harm to the environment. When worn out substances are not recycled, new
resources have to be used for new products. This represents a loss of resources, as the
consumption of energy, transport and the negative effect on the environment if such processes
is great. Another problem is that this type of product can contain coolants with gases such as
hydro fluorocarbon (HFC). HFC gases exacerbate the greenhouse effect which in turn causes
a warmer climate when they are released into the atmosphere. Light tubes from the product
can contain harmful substances such as toxic metals, particularly mercury, cadmium and lead.
These substances can harm the liver, kidneys and brain. Mercury contains neurotoxins that are
stored in the body.
• To contribute to the improvement and recycling process of this product, do not remove or destroy
parts of the product before collection. By doing so you can reduce its potential for recycling.
• The symbol below, which is also found on the product, indicates separate collection of electric
and electronic appliances based on the European Union's WEEE directive.
CAUSE
1. Thermostat set too warm.
2. Ambient temperature too high
3. Ambient temperature too low.
4. Door not sealed/closed
5. Evaporator iced up.
1. Light tube or starter defective.
2. Fan defective.
3. Fuses.
4. Mains power cable
REMEDY
1. Set thermostat colder.
2. Reduce temperature in room in
which fridge is located.
3. Increase temperature in room in
which fridge is located.
4. Check door is sealed/closed.
5. Defrost unit by disconnecting
mains plug.
1. Replace tube and starter (see page
10)
2. Replace fan (call service engineer).
3. Check fuses
4. Check power cable is properly
connected.
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