Schaub Lorenz SL300B CB Manuale utente

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Table of Content

Product Features

Installation Instruction

Safety Preaction

Maintenance & Cleaning

Troubles ooting

Read the instruction carefully. To avoid any risk of personal injury, material damage or

incorrect use of the appliance, be sure to observe the following safety precautions.

(After reading these owner s instructions, please keep them in a safe place for

reference). Remember to hand them over to any subsequent owner.

General

T is product uses environment friendly refrigerant wit t e advantages of ig energy

efficiency compressor, ig cooling capacity and ease of use.

REGULATIONS, WARNINGS AND IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS

T is product is in conformity wit t e European safety regulations in force relative to

electrical equipment. It as undergone extensive trials and meticulous tests to evaluate

safety and reliability.

Before using t e appliance, carefully read t is manual in order to know exactly w at to

do and w at not to do.

Improper use can be dangerous, especially for c ildren.

Before connecting t e appliance, c eck t at t e data on t e plate correspond to t at of

your system.

Do not litter t e recyclable packaging material, but take it to a waste disposal plant for

recycling.

T e electrical safety of t is appliance is ensured only if connected to an electrical system

equipped wit an efficient ground clamp in accordance wit t e law. It is obligatory to

c eck t is fundamental safety requirement. In case of doubt, request an accurate

control of t e system by a qualified tec nician (Act 46/90).

Some fundamental rules must be observed in t e use of t is appliance, as wit any

electrical equipment:

do not touc t e appliance wit moist or wet ands or feet

do not pull on t e power supply cable to pull t e plug from t e socket

do not expose t e appliance to atmosp eric agents

do not allow c ildren to use t e appliance wit out supervision

do not pull out or insert t e plug wit wet ands; before any cleaning or

maintenance work, disconnect t e appliance from t e mains by eit er pulling out

t e plug or switc ing off t e main system switc .

in case of breakdown or improper functioning switc off t e appliance and do not

tamper wit it.

Instruction for use

Identification of t e appliance.

You will find an identification label inside t e refrigerator nearby t e fruit and vegeatable

compartment

Characteristics

T e main c aracteristic of t e refrigerator

-Automatic fridge defrost. T e defrost water flows into a tray situated on t e

compressor from w ic it evapoates by t e eat generated during t e process od

refrigeration.

Warning

W en you install your refrigerator, it is important to bear in mind t e climatic rating of t e

appliance. In order to find out t e climatic rating of your appliance, c eck t e data rating

plate. T e appliance will function correctly wit in t e ambient temperature range

indicated in t e table, according to its climatic rating

Class Symbol Ambient average temperature (℃

℃℃

℃)

Extended Temperature SN +10 to + 32

Temperate N +16 to +32

Subtropical ST +16 to +38

Tropical T +16 to+43

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

C eck t at t e main voltage corresponds to t at indicated on t e rating plate in t e

lower left side inside t e refrigerator compartment. If t e wall socket does not ave an

eart terminal, or if t e plug does not fit into t e socket, it is advisable to consult a

qualified electrician. Do not use multiple plugs or adapters as t ey could cause eating

and burning.

Warning: t is appliance must be eart ed

If t e appliance is not fitted wit a plug, t e connection to t e mains power supply must

be via a switc connected directly to t e power supply terminals. T is switc must

guarantee single-pole disconnection of t e appliance wit a contact gap of at least 3

mm.

MAINTENANCE

It is advisable to periodically clean t e refrigerator

A. outside, wit a clot dipped in a tepid solution of water and liquid soap and t en

rinse wit clean water;

B. inside; disconnect t e appliance and wait for complete defrosting; wipe grids,

s elves and liner wit a clot dipped in a tepid solution of water and sodium

bicarbonate of soda: rinse wit clean water and dry. Never use abrasive detergent

sand take care t at water does not go inside t e t ermostat box.

T e internal lig t bulb is located in t e back section of t e t ermostat box. In case of

prolonged absences, you s ould turn off t e refrigerator and keep t e door open to

avoid t e formation of mould and unpleasant smells.

AFTER SALES SERVICE

Before calling your local aut orized agent if t e refrigerator is not working c eck t at

t e plug is properly inserted into t e electric socket and t at t e t ermostat is not set on

position "0"; if t e refrigerator is abnormally noisy, make sure it is perfectly leveled and

t at no external object is touc ing t e back panel of t e appliance; if t e refrigerator does

not produce enoug cold, c eck t at it as not been over loaded, t at t e door closes

properly and t at t e condenser is not full of dust If you s ould notice an excess amount

of water in t e lower part of t e refrigerator | (vegetable box and removable s elf), |

c eck t at t e drain ole for defrost water is not clogged.

T e buyer is responsible for damages caused by faulty installation, and not responsibility

can be accepted if t e appliance is not eart ed in accordance wit t e national standards

rules presently in force.

At t e end of t e functional life of t e equipment w ic uses cooling compound R600a

(isobutane) and inflammable gas inside t e insulating foam, it must be placed in safety

before sending it to t e waste disposal. For t is operation contact your dealer and t e

local aut orities.

WARNING: Do not damage the refrigerant circuit

Product Features

Main parts

1. Top cover

2. T ermostat

3. Refrigerator s elf

4. Refrigerator s elf

5. Fres fruit and salad drawer

6. drawer

7. drawer

8. Adjustable feet

9. Egg tray

10. Door s elf

11. Door s elf

12. Door s elf

T e above illustration diagram may be different of t e product. All t e detail is respected

to t e accurate product only.

Freezer

Refrigerator

Installation:

T e appliance s ould not be tilted more t an 45 degrees w en you move it.

Do not put force on any part as t e condenser, t e door and andle. It will be deformed

surfaces or disrupt t e operation of t e refrigerator.

Make sure t ere is enoug space around refrigerator. It will elp for t e appliance to

ventilate properly

T e appliance s ould be keep away from any eat source and suns ine.

T is product complies wit directives 2006/95/EC (LVD) and 2004/108/EC (EMC)

For domestic and indoor use only. T is product must be installed according to

national fittings standards

Product must be grounded. If t e socket outlet or supply mains as no grounded

connection, you must not connect t e appliance.

If t e supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by t e manufacturer, its service

agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a azard.

T is appliance is not intended for use by persons (including c ildren) wit reduced

p ysical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless

t ey ave been given supervision or instruction concerning use of t e appliance by a

person responsible for t eir safety,

C ildren s ould be supervised to ensure t at t ey do not play wit t e appliance.

CAUTION: In order to avoid a azard due to inadvertent resetting of t e t ermal

cutout, t is appliance must not be supplied t roug an external switc ing device,

suc as a timer, or connected to a circuit t at is regularly switc ed on and off by t e

utility

10.

T e plug must be accessible after t e installation

11.

WARNING: Keep ventilation openings, in t e appliance enclosure or in t e built-in

structure, clear of obstruction.

12.

WARNING: Do not use mec anical devices or ot er means to accelerate t e defrosting

process, ot er t an t ose recommended by t e manufacturer.

13.

WARNING: Do not damage t e refrigerant circuit.

14.

WARNING: Do not use electrical appliances inside t e food storage compartments of

t e appliance, unless t ey are of t e type recommended by t e manufacturer.

When storing food in the appliance, follow the recommendations below

Fresh Food Compartment

Dairy product shelves /door shelves

• Store fatty foods, like butter and c eese.

• Store small, packed foods, like milk, yogurt and beverages.

Egg tray

• Put eggs into t e egg tray as s own in t e figure and store t e tray in a convenient

place in one of t e door s elves.

Refrigerator compartment: 1°C to 5°C

T is is t e area w ere t e food s ould be stored to be kept cold:

• raw and uncooked foods s ould always be wrapped

• pre-cooked c illed foods, suc as ready meals, meat pies, soft c eeses.

• Pre-cooked meats suc as beef and am,

• prepared salads (including pre-was ed salad greens, rice, potato salad mixed cut and

pre packaged, etc.).

• desserts, suc as fres c eese, omemade products, and leftovers of t e cream or

cakes.

Crisper

T is is t e wettest part of t e refrigerator.

Vegetables, fruit, fres salads, unwas ed lettuce, tomatoes, and radis es s ould be

stored in t is compartment.

NOTES:

Always place raw meat, fis and poultry on t e lowest s elf of t e refrigerator.

Ensure t at food is well-wrapped or covered before it is stored. T is will prevent food

from de ydrating, deteriorating in colour or losing flavor and will elp maintain

fres ness. It will also prevent cross-flavouring.

Never let any oil or grease come into contact with the plastic fittings or door seals, as

these materials easily become porous.

Freezer

Upper freezer drawer

Store packed frozen foods, like ice cream and bacon.

Middle/lower freezer drawer

Store fres meat and fis or dried foods, w ic are divided into suitably sized portions.

Wrapping food

Pack t e food in suitably sized portions for your ouse old.

Vegetable and fruit portions s ould be no eavier t an 1 kg, w ile meat portions can be

up to 2.5 kg.

Smaller portions freeze t roug more quickly and t e quality is t ereby maintained

better w en defrosting and preparing t e food.

It is important to seal food in airtig t bags or containers before freezing to prevent it

from losing favor or de ydrating.

Wrap t e food, press out any air and seal it airtig t.

Suitable wrapping materials:

Plastic bags, cling-film, aluminium foil and freezer containers. T ese items are available

from any dealer.

Unsuitable wrapping materials:

Wrapping paper, greaseproof paper, cellop ane, bin bags or used carrier bags.

Suitable sealing materials:

Rubber bands, plastic clips, string, freezer tape or similar.

Plastic film and bags may be eat-sealed using a special sealing iron or press.

Before placing a package in the freezer, it should be clearly labelled with the contents

and date of freezing.

Replace the Interior Lamp

1. Turn off t e refrigerator and disconnect t e plug from t e outlet.

2. Remove t e lig t cover.

3. Remove t e old bulb by turning it counterclockwise.

4. Replace a new bulb (10W) clockwise making sure you ave correctly positioned t e

bulb.

5. Replace t e lig t cover in t e old location and click to put in place.

6. Reconnect t e refrigerator to t e electrical outlet and switc on.

Operation preaction

1. Ensure t e supply voltage of scoket are same as rating label.

2. T e plug must be completed inserted to t e wall socket.

3. Do not pour any liquid to t e appliance.

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