Beko BU 1100 HCA Používateľská príručka

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Chladničky
Typ
Používateľská príručka
Koelkast
Manuel d'utilisation
48 4976 0005/BA
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BU 1100 HCA - BU 1101 - BU1103N
EN / DE / NL / FR
Kühlschrank/Gefrierschrank
Bedienungsanleitung
Gebruiksaanwijzing
frigérateur
Refrigerator
User manual
Please read this user manual first!
Dear Customer,
We hope that your product, which has been produced in modern plants and
checked under the most meticulous quality control procedures, will provide you an
effective service.
Therefore, read this entire user manual carefully before using the product and
keep it as a reference. If you handover the product to someone else, give the user
manual as well.
The user manual will help you use the product in a fast and safe way.
Read the manual before installing and operating the product.
Make sure you read the safety instructions.
Keep the manual in an easily accessible place as you may need it later.
Read the other documents given with the product.
Remember that this user manual is also applicable for several other models.
Differences between models will be identified in the manual.
Explanation of symbols
Throughout this user manual the following symbols are used:
CImportant information or useful tips.
AWarning against dangerous conditions for life and property.
BWarning against electric voltage.
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1 Your Refrigerator 3
2 Safety and Environment
Instructions 4
General Safety ............................................4
Intended Use ...............................................6
Child Safety .................................................. 7
Compliance with WEEE Directive and
Disposing of the Waste Product ......... 7
Compliance with RoHS Directive......... 7
Package Information ................................ 7
3 Installation 8
Points to be paid attention to when the
relocation of the refrigerator ...............8
Electrical connection ...............................8
Disposing of the packaging ...................9
Disposing of your old refrigerator ......9
Placing and Installation...........................9
Placing the refrigerator under the
counter and adjusting the legs ..........10
4 Preparation 11
5 Using your refrigerator 12
Temperature setting button ..............12
Defrost .........................................................12
Changing the illumination lamp .......13
6 Maintenance and
cleaning 14
Protection of plastic surfaces ...........14
7 Troubleshooting 15
CONTENTS
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1 Your Refrigerator
1. Body shelves
2. Bulb thermostate box
3. Sliding crisper cover
4. Food storage cabin
5. Adjustable front legs
6. Egg compartment
7. Door shelf
8. Bottle shelf
C The figures in this manual are schematic, and they may not be in exact
accordance with your product. If the product you purchased does not have the
related parts, then they are valid are for other models.
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2 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
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WARNING:
Keep ventilation openings,
in the appliance enclosure or
in the built-instructure, clear
of obstruction.
A
WARNING:
Do not use mechanical
devices or other
means to accelerate the
defrostingprocess, other
than those recommended
by the manufacturer.
AWARNING:
Do not damage the
refrigerant circuit.
A
WARNING:
Do not use electrical
appliances inside the food
storage compartments
of the appliance, unless
they are of the type
recommended by the
manufacturer.
A
WARNING:
Do not store explosive
substances such as aerosol
cans with a flammable
propellant in this appliance.
This appliance is intended to be used
in household and similar applications
such as
– staff kitchen areas in shops, offices
and other working environments;
farm houses and by clients in
hotels, motels and other residential
type environments;
bed and breakfast type
environments;
catering and similar non-retail
applications.
General Safety
This product should not be
used by persons with physical,
sensory and mental disabilities,
without sufficient knowledge and
experience or by children. The device
can only be used by such persons
under supervision and instruction of
a person responsible for their safety.
Children should not be allowed to
play with this device.
In case of malfunction, unplug the
device.
After unplugging, wait at least 5
minutes before plugging in again.
Unplug the product when not in use.
Do not touch the plug with wet
hands! Do not pull the cable to plug
off, always hold the plug.
Do not plug in the refrigerator if the
socket is loose.
Unplug the product during
installation, maintenance, cleaning
and repair.
If the product will not be used for
a while, unplug the product and
remove any food inside.
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.
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Do not use steam or steamed
cleaning materials for cleaning
the refrigerator and melting the
ice inside. Steam may contact the
electrified areas and cause short
circuit or electric shock!
Do not wash the product by spraying
or pouring water on it! Danger of
electric shock!
In case of malfunction, do not use
the product, as it may cause electric
shock. Contact the authorized
service before doing anything.
Plug the product into an earthed
socket. Earthing must be done by a
qualified electrician.
If the product has LED type lighting,
contact the authorized service for
replacing or in case of any problem.
Do not touch frozen food with wet
hands! It may adhere to your hands!
Do not place liquids in bottles and
cans into the freezer compartment.
They may burst out!
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.
Do not place containers holding
liquids on top of the product.
Splashing water on an electrified
part may cause electric shock and
risk of fire.
Exposing the product to rain,
snow, sunlight and wind will cause
electrical danger. When relocating
the product, do not pull by holding
the door handle. The handle may
come off.
Take care to avoid trapping any part
of your hands or body in any of the
moving parts inside the product.
Do not step or lean on the door,
drawers and similar parts of the
refrigerator. This will cause the
product to fall down and cause
damage to the parts.
Take care not to trap the power
cable.
When positioning the appliance,
ensure the supply cord is not
trapped or damaged.
Do not locate multiple portable
socket-outlets or portable power
supplies at the rear of the appliance.
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Children aged from 3 to 8 years
are allowed to load and unload
refrigerating appliances.
To avoid contamination of food,
please respect the following
instructions:
Opening the door for long
periods can cause a significant
increase of the temperature in the
compartments of the appliance.
Clean regularly surfaces that
can come in contact with food and
accessible drainage systems.
Clean water tanks if they have not
been used for 48 h; flush the water
system connected to a water supply
if water has not been drawn for 5
days.
Store raw meat and fish in suitable
containers in the refrigerator, so that
it is not in contact with or drip onto
other food.
Two-star frozen-food
compartments are suitable for
storing pre-frozen food, storing or
making icecream and making ice
cubes.
One-, two- and three-star
compartments are not suitable for
the freezing of fresh food.
If the refrigerating appliance is
left empty for long periods, switch
off, defrost, clean, dry, and leave
the door open to prevent mould
developing within the appliance.
1.1.1 HC Warning
If the product comprises a cooling
system using R600a gas, take care to
avoid damaging the cooling 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.
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The label on the inner left
side indicates the type of
gas used in the product.
1.1.2 For Models with
Water Dispenser
Pressure for cold water inlet shall
be maximum 90 psi (6.2 bar). If
your water pressure exceeds 80
psi (5.5 bar), use a pressure limiting
valve in your mains system. If you
do not know how to check your
water pressure, ask for the help of a
professional plumber.
If there is risk of water hammer
effect in your installation, always
use a water hammer prevention
equipment in your installation.
Consult Professional plumbers if you
are not sure that there is no water
hammer effect in your installation.
Do not install on the hot water inlet.
Take precautions against of the
risk of freezing of the hoses. Water
temperature operating interval shall
be 33°F (0.C) minimum and 100°F
(38°C) maximum.
Use drinking water only.
Intended Use
This product is designed for home
use. It is not intended for commercial
use.
The product should be used to store
food and beverages only.
Do not keep sensitive products
requiring controlled temperatures
(vaccines, heat sensitive medication,
medical supplies, etc.) in the
refrigerator.
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The manufacturer assumes no
responsibility for any damage due to
misuse or mishandling.
Original spare parts will be provided
for 10 years, following the product
purchasing date.
Child Safety
Keep packaging materials out of
children’s reach.
Do not allow the children to play
with the product.
If the products door comprises a
lock, keep the key out of childrens
reach.
Compliance with WEEE
Directive and Disposing of
the Waste Product
This product complies with
EU WEEE Directive (2012/19/EU). This
product bears a classification symbol
for waste electrical and electronic
equipment (WEEE).
This product has been
manufactured with high
quality parts and materials
which can be reused and
are suitable for recycling.
Do not dispose of the
waste product with
normal domestic and other wastes at
the end of its service life. Take it to the
collection center for the recycling of
electrical and electronic equipment.
Please consult your local authorities
to learn about these collection
centers.
Compliance with RoHS
Directive
This product complies with EU WEEE
Directive (2011/65/EU). It does
not contain harmful and prohibited
materials specified in the Directive.
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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3 Installation
B In case the information which are
given in the user manual are not
taken into account, manufacturer
will not assume any liability for this.
Points to be paid attention
to when the relocation of
the refrigerator
1. Your refrigerator should be
unplugged.Before transportation of
your refrigerator, it should be emptied
and cleaned.
2. Before it is re-packaged,
shelves, accessories, crisper, etc.
inside your refrigerator should be
fixed with adhesive tape and secured
against impacts. Package should be
bound with a thick tape or sound
ropes and the transportation rules
on the package should be strictly
observed.
3. Original packaging and foam
materials should be kept for future
transportations or moving.
Before you start the refrigerator,
Check the following before you
start to use your refrigerator:
1. Attach 2 plastic wedges as
illustrated below. Plastic wedges
are intended to keep the distance
which will ensure the air circulation
between your refrigerator and the
wall. (The picture is drawn up as a
representation and it is not identical
with your product.)
2. Clean the interior of the
refrigerator as recommended in the
“Maintenance and cleaning” section.
3. Connect the plug of the
refrigerator to the wall socket. When
the fridge door is opened, fridge
internal lamp will turn on.
4. When the compressor starts to
operate, a sound will be heard. The
liquid and gases sealed within the
refrigeration system may also give
rise to noise, even if the compressor
is not running and this is quite normal.
5. Front edges of the refrigerator
may feel warm. This is normal. These
areas are designed to be warm to
avoid condensation.
Electrical connection
Connect your product to a grounded
socket which is being protected by a
fuse with the appropriate capacity.
Important:
The connection must be in
compliance with national regulations.
The power plug must be easily
accessible after installation.
Electrical safety of your refrigerator
shall be guaranteed only if the earth
system in your house complies with
standards.
The voltage stated on the label
located at left inner side of your
product should be equal to your
network voltage.
Extension cables and multi plugs
must not be used for connection.
B A damaged power cable must be
replaced by a qualified electrician.
B Product must not be operated
before it is repaired! There is the risk
of electric shock!
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Disposing of the packaging
The packing materials may be
dangerous for children. Keep the
packing materials out of the reach
of children or dispose of them by
classifying them in accordance with
the waste instructions stated by your
local authorities. Do not throw away
with regular house waste, throw away
on packaging pick up spots designated
by the local authorities.
The packing of your refrigerator is
produced from recyclable materials.
Disposing of your old
refrigerator
Dispose of your old refrigerator
without giving any harm to the
environment.
You may consult your authorized
dealer or waste collection center of
your municipality about the disposal
of your refrigerator.
Before disposing of your refrigerator,
cut out the electric plug and, if there
are any locks on the door, make them
inoperable in order to protect children
against any danger.
Placing and Installation
A If the entrance door of the
room where the refrigerator will be
installed is not wide enough for the
refrigerator to pass through, then call
the authorized service to have them
remove the doors of your refrigerator
and pass it sideways through the door.
1. Install your refrigerator to a
place that allows ease of use.
2. Keep your refrigerator away
from heat sources, humid places and
direct sunlight.
3. There must be appropriate air
ventilation around your refrigerator
in order to achieve an efficient
operation. If the refrigerator is to be
placed in a recess in the wall, there
must be at least 5 cm distance with
the ceiling and at least 5 cm with the
wall. Do not place your product on the
materials such as rug or carpet.
4. Place your refrigerator on an
even floor surface to prevent jolts.
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Placing the refrigerator
under the counter and
adjusting the legs
When you place your refrigerator, the
distance between the product and the
wall must be at least 30 mm, as seen
in the figure.
The air ventilation channels must not
be blocked so that the performance of
your refrigerator does not decrease.
(140 cm2)
If your refrigerator is unstable;
You may turn the front legs of your
refrigerator as seen in the figure to
balance it. The corner of the leg lowers
when the leg is turned in the direction
of the black arrow; it rises when the
leg is turned in the opposite direction.
It will be easier for you when you get
some help from someone to lift the
unit a little during this process.
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4 Preparation
Your refrigerator should be installed
at least 30 cm away from heat
sources such as hobs, ovens, central
heater and stoves and at least 5
cm away from electrical ovens and
should not be located under direct
sunlight.
The ambient temperature of
the room where you install your
refrigerator should at least be
1C. Operating your refrigerator
under cooler conditions is not
recommended with regard to its
efficiency.
Please make sure that the interior
of your refrigerator is cleaned
thoroughly.
If two refrigerators are to be
installed side by side, there should
be at least 2 cm distance between
them.
When you operate your refrigerator
for the first time, please observe the
following instructions during the
initial six hours.
The door should not be opened
frequently.
It must be operated empty without
any food in it.
Do not unplug your refrigerator. If
a power failure occurs out of your
control, please see the warnings in
the Recommended solutions for
the problems” section.
Original packaging and foam
materials should be kept for future
transportations or moving.
The baskets/drawers that are
provided with the chill compartment
must always be in use for low energy
consumption and for better storage
conditions.
Food contact with the temperature
sensor in the freezer compartment
may increase energy consumption
of the appliance. Thus any contact
with the sensor(s) must be avoided.
In some models, the instrument
panel automatically turns off 5
minutes after the door has closed.
It will be reactivated when the door
has opened or pressed on any key.
Due to temperature change as
a result of opening/closing the
product door during operation,
condensation on the door/body
shelves and the glass containers is
normal
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5 Using your refrigerator
Temperature setting
button
The interior temperature of your
refrigerator changes for the following
reasons;
Seasonal temperatures,
Frequent opening of the door and
leaving the door open for long
periods,
Foods put into the refrigerator
without decreasing the temperature
to room temperature.
The location of the refrigerator in
the room (eg. exposing to sunlight)
You may adjust the varying interior
temperature using the thermostate.
If the ambient temperature is higher
than 32°C, switch the thermostate
button to maximum position.
Defrost
It is normal when ice particles form
on the back wall during the operation.
These do not need to be scratched
or wiped out. Your refrigerator
makes automatical defrost. Water
formed after defrost flows into the
evaporation container via the drain
pipe through the water collecting
chute, and here it evaporates
automatically.
•Check periodically whether the
evaporation pipe is clogged and
unclog it using the stick in the hole if
necessary.
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Changing the illumination
lamp
To change the Bulb/LED used for
illumination of your refrigerator, call
your AuthorisedService.
The lamp(s) used in this appliance
is not suitable for household room
illumination. The intended purpose
of this lamp is to assist the user to
place foodstuffs in the refrigerator/
freezer in a safe and comfortable
way.The lamps used in this appliance
have to withstand extreme physical
conditions such as temperatures
below -20 °C.
(only chest and upright freezer)
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6 Maintenance and cleaning
A Never use gasoline, benzene or
similar substances for cleaning
purposes.
B We recommend that you unplug the
appliance before cleaning.
B Never use any sharp abrasive
instrument, soap, household
cleaner, detergent and wax polish
for cleaning.
B For non-No Frost products,
water drops and frosting up to a
fingerbreadth occur on the rear wall
of the Fridge compartment. Do not
clean it; never apply oil or similar
agents on it.
B Only use slightly damp microfiber
cloths to clean the outer surface
of the product. Sponges and other
types of cleaning cloths may scratch
the surface.
C Use lukewarm water to clean the
cabinet of your refrigerator and wipe
it dry.
C Use a damp cloth wrung out in
a solution of one teaspoon of
bicarbonate of soda to one pint of
water to clean the interior and wipe
it dry.
B Make sure that no water enters the
lamp housing and other electrical
items.
B If your refrigerator is not going to
be used for a long period of time,
unplug the power cable, remove all
food, clean it and leave the door ajar.
C Check door seals regularly to ensure
they are clean and free from food
particles.
A To remove door racks, remove all the
contents and then simply push the
door rack upwards from the base.
A Never use cleaning agents or water
that contain chlorine to clean the
outer surfaces and chromium coated
parts of the product. Chlorine causes
corrosion on such metal surfaces.
A Do not use sharp, abrasive tools,
soap, household cleaning agents,
detergents, kerosene, fuel oil,
varnish etc. to prevent removal and
deformation of the prints on the
plastic part. Use lukewarm water
and a soft cloth for cleaning and
then wipe it dry.
Protection of plastic
surfaces
C Do not put the liquid oils or oil-
cooked meals in your refrigerator
in unsealed containers as they
damage the plastic surfaces of your
refrigerator. In case of spilling or
smearing oil on the plastic surfaces,
clean and rinse the relevant part
of the surface at once with warm
water.
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7 Troubleshooting
Check this list before contacting the
service. Doing so will save you time
and money. This list includes frequent
complaints that are not related to
faulty workmanship or materials.
Certain features mentioned herein
may not apply to your product.
The refrigerator is not working.
The power plug is not fully
settled. >>> Plug it in to settle
completely into the socket.
The fuse connected to the
socket powering the product or
the main fuse is blown. >>> Check
the fuses.
Condensation on the side wall of
the cooler compartment (MULTI
ZONE, COOL, CONTROL and FLEXI
ZONE).
The door is opened too
frequently >>> Take care not
to open the product’s door too
frequently.
The environment is too humid.
>>> Do not install the product in
humid environments.
Foods containing liquids are
kept in unsealed holders. >>>
Keep the foods containing liquids
in sealed holders.
The product’s door is left open.
>>> Do not keep the product’s
door open for long periods.
The thermostat is set to
too low temperature. >>> Set
the thermostat to appropriate
temperature.
Compressor is not working.
In case of sudden power failure
or pulling the power plug off and
putting back on, the gas pressure
in the product’s cooling system is
not balanced, which triggers the
compressor thermic safeguard.
The product will restart after
approximately 6 minutes. If the
product does not restart after this
period, contact the service.
Defrosting is active. >>> This
is normal for a fully-automatic
defrosting product. The defrosting
is carried out periodically.
The product is not plugged in.
>>> Make sure the power cord is
plugged in.
The temperature setting
is incorrect. >>> Select the
appropriate temperature setting.
The power is out. >>> The
product will continue to operate
normally once the power is
restored.
The refrigerator’s operating noise
is increasing while in use.
The product’s operating
performance may vary depending
on the ambient temperature
variations. This is normal and not a
malfunction.
The refrigerator runs too often or
for too long.
The new product may be larger
than the previous one. Larger
products will run for longer
periods.
The room temperature may
be high. >>> The product will
normally run for long periods in
higher room temperature.
The product may have
been recently plugged in or a new
food item is placed inside. >>> The
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product will take longer to reach
the set temperature when recently
plugged in or a new food item is
placed inside. This is normal.
Large quantities of hot food
may have been recently placed into
the product. >>> Do not place hot
food into the product.
The doors were opened
frequently or kept open for long
periods. >>> The warm air moving
inside will cause the product to run
longer. Do not open the doors too
frequently.
The freezer or cooler door
may be ajar. >>> Check that the
doors are fully closed.
The product may be set to
temperature too low. >>> Set the
temperature to a higher degree and
wait for the product to reach the
adjusted temperature.
The cooler or freezer door
washer may be dirty, worn out,
broken or not properly settled.
>>> Clean or replace the washer.
Damaged / torn door washer will
cause the product to run for longer
periods to preserve the current
temperature.
The freezer temperature is very
low, but the cooler temperature is
adequate.
The freezer compartment
temperature is set to a very low
degree. >>> Set the freezer
compartment temperature to a
higher degree and check again.
The cooler temperature is very
low, but the freezer temperature
is adequate.
The cooler compartment
temperature is set to a very low
degree. >>> Set the freezer
compartment temperature to a
higher degree and check again.
The food items kept in cooler
compartment drawers are frozen.
The cooler compartment
temperature is set to a very low
degree. >>> Set the freezer
compartment temperature to a
higher degree and check again.
The temperature in the cooler or
the freezer is too high.
The cooler compartment
temperature is set to a very high
degree. >>> Temperature setting
of the cooler compartment has
an effect on the temperature in
the freezer compartment. Wait
until the temperature of relevant
parts reach the sufficient level
by changing the temperature of
cooler or freezer compartments.
The doors were opened
frequently or kept open for long
periods. >>> Do not open the
doors too frequently.
The door may be ajar. >>> Fully
close the door.
The product may have been
recently plugged in or a new
food item is placed inside. >>>
This is normal. The product will
take longer to reach the set
temperature when recently
plugged in or a new food item is
placed inside.
Large quantities of hot food
may have been recently placed into
the product. >>> Do not place hot
food into the product.
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Shaking or noise.
The ground is not level or
durable. >>> If the product is
shaking when moved slowly,
adjust the stands to balance
the product. Also make sure the
ground is sufficiently durable to
bear the product.
Any items placed on the
product may cause noise. >>>
Remove any items placed on the
product.
The product is making noise of
liquid flowing, spraying etc.
The product’s operating
principles involve liquid and gas
flows. >>> This is normal and not
a malfunction.
There is sound of wind blowing
coming from the product.
The product uses a fan for the
cooling process. This is normal and
not a malfunction.
There is condensation on the
product’s internal walls.
Hot or humid weather will
increase icing and condensation.
This is normal and not a
malfunction.
The doors were opened
frequently or kept open for long
periods. >>> Do not open the
doors too frequently; if open, close
the door.
The door may be ajar. >>> Fully
close the door.
There is condensation on the
product’s exterior or between the
doors.
The ambient weather may
be humid, this is quite normal
in humid weather. >>> The
condensation will dissipate when
the humidity is reduced.
The interior smells bad.
The product is not cleaned
regularly. >>> Clean the interior
regularly using sponge, warm
water and carbonated water.
Certain holders and packaging
materials may cause odour.
>>> Use holders and packaging
materials without free of odour.
The foods were placed in
unsealed holders. >>> Keep the
foods in sealed holders. Micro-
organisms may spread out of
unsealed food items and cause
malodour. Remove any expired or
spoilt foods from the product.
The door is not closing.
Food packages may be blocking
the door. >>> Relocate any items
blocking the doors.
The product is not standing in
full upright position on the ground.
>>> Adjust the stands to balance
the product.
The ground is not level or
durable. >>> Make sure the
ground is level and sufficiently
durable to bear the product.
The vegetable bin is jammed.
The food items may be in
contact with the upper section of
the drawer. >>> Reorganize the
food items in the drawer.
If The Surface Of The Product Is
Hot.
High temperatures may be
observed between the two doors,
on the side panels and at the rear
grill while the product is operating.
This is normal and does not require
service maintenance!Be careful
when touching these areas.
A WARNING:
If the problem persists after following
the instructions in this section, contact
your vendor or an Authorised Service.
Do not try to repair the product.
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DISCLAIMER / WARNING
Some (simple) failures can be adequately
handled by the end-user without any
safety issue or unsafe use arising,
provided that they are carried out within
the limits and in accordance with the
following instructions (see the “Self-
Repair” section).
Therefore, unless otherwise authorized
in the “Self-Repair” section below,
repairs shall be addressed to registered
professional repairers in order to avoid
safety issues. A registered professional
repairer is a professional repairer that has
been granted access to the instructions
and spare parts list of this product by the
manufacturer according to the methods
described in legislative acts pursuant to
Directive 2009/125/EC.
However, only the service agent (i.e.
authorized professional repairers)
that you can reach through the phone
number given in the user manual/
warranty card or through your
authorized dealer may provide service
under the guarantee terms. Therefore,
please be advised that repairs by
professional repairers (who are not
authorized by Beko) shall void the
guarantee.
Self-Repair
Self-repair can be done by the end-user
with regard to the following spare parts:
door handles,door hinges, trays, baskets
and door gaskets (an updated list is also
available in support.beko.com as of 1st
March 2021).
Moreover, to ensure product safety and to
prevent risk of serious injury, the mentioned
self-repair shall be done following the
instructions in the user manual for self-
repair or which are available in support.
beko.com. For your safety, unplug the
product before attempting any self-repair.
Repair and repair attempts by end-users
for parts not included in such list and/
or not following the instructions in the
user manuals for self-repair or which are
available in support.beko.com, might give
raise to safety issues not attributable to
Beko, and will void the warranty of the
product.
Therefore, it is highly recommended that
end-users refrain from the attempt to carry
out repairs falling outside the mentioned
list of spare parts, contacting in such
cases authorized professional repairers
or registered professional repairers. On
the contrary, such attempts by end-users
may cause safety issues and damage
the product and subsequently cause fire,
flood, electrocution and serious personal
injury to occur.
By way of example, but not limited to,
the following repairs must be addressed
to authorized professional repairers
or registered professional repairers:
compressor, cooling circuit, main
board,inverter board, display board, etc.
The manufacturer/seller cannot be held
liable in any case where end-users do not
comply with the above.
The spare part availability of the refrigerator
that you purchased is 10 years.
During this period, original spare parts will
be available to operate the refrigerator
properly
EN
19
The minimum duration of guarantee of
the refrigerator that you purchased is 24
months.
This product is equipped with a lighting
source of the "G" energy class.
The lighting source in this product
shall only be replaced by professional
repairers.
Packaging sorting information
Please scan the QR code which
places on the outer packaging of the
product to find all the information
relating to the packaging and how to
manage the packaging waste.
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