Dometic MiniCool EA 3140 Bedienungsanleitung

EA 3140

Operating instruction

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FIG. 1

MODEL A B C D E

EA3140 423 mm 434 mm 397 mm 552 mm 12 mm

FIG. 1a

FIG. 2 A - min. 200 cm2

B - min. 200 cm2

Z - min. 105 mm

FIG. 3

FIG. 4 FIG. 5

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IMPORTANT

First make sure that the appliance has not been damaged in transit. If any

damage has been incurred, please inform the supplier immediately.

lease read these instructions carefully.

Keep the instructions in a safe place and make sure that they are retained

with the refrigerator when the appliance is transferred to a new location or

owner.

Note! If this refrigerator is replacing a larger one which is going to be

scrapped, remove the door before disposal to prevent children from

becoming trapped inside.

lease contact the relevant area refuse office to arrange disposal. The pipe

system of your refrigerator must not be damaged if technically correct to the

recycling centre for your area.

Recommendation: before installation or initial use of the appliance, clean

the interior and fittings with lukewarm water and, if necessary, a mild

detergent. Never use acidic, abrasive or strong-smelling detergents or wax

polishes!

INSTA ATION INSTRUCTIONS

The refrigerator is equipped with an absorber unit wich is completely silent

in operation.

It is designed for free-standing installation but can be built in if the following

instructions are observed.

In order to ensure perfect operation and maximum cooling efficiency of the

appliance, the following conditions must be stricitly complied with:

1) sufficient supply of fresh air from below;

2) good heat dissipation above the cooling unit, free from obstruction;

3) stable, level position of the refrigerator;

If the appliance is to be built in, please ensure that it can be removed if

necessary without damaging the surrounding fitments.

The refrigerator must be positioned far enough into the fitment for the entire

unit to project into the air duct. Ventilation must not be obstructed by a

radiator, television or any source of heat.

Two refrigerators should not be built in, one on top of the other, unless

separate ventilation is provided for each.

Below are several possibilities for building in the refrigerator, whereby the

dimensions given are minimum dimensions.

If built into an open shelf, fig. 2, it is sufficient for the air duct to be 105 mm

deep. This can be achieved by attaching 105 mm spacers to the rear panel

of the shelf (not supplied). The entire unit must nevertheless project into the

air duct.

If built into a wall cupboard, fig. 3-5, the air duct must correspond to the

width of the refrigerator and measure at least 105 mm above and behind the

refrigerator. If decorative grilles are used, the open ventilation section per

grille must measure at least 200 cm2.

Door hang and decorative door panel

The position you select for your refrigerator may make it necessary to

reverse the door hang. If this is the case, please read: Reversing the

doorhang.

The decorative panel on this appliance can be replaced. With regard to this

please read: Changing the decorative door panel.

Connecting to the mains

The appliance must only be connected to the mains by means of an earthed

socket wich has been installed in accordance with the regulations. Before

connecting up, check that the voltage on the data label ( in the top left of the

inside compartment ) is compatible with the mains supply.

SWITCHING ON

To switch on the refrigerator, plug it into the socket and turn the termostat (in

the inside compartment) to position 3 or 4. The appliance will be cool in

about one hour.

The temperature inside the refrigerator is affected by location, room

temperature and too frequent opening of the door. Adjustment of the

thermostat dial may therefore be necessary.

Temperature control

The cooling capacity can be adjusted by means of the termostat. 0 = cooling

is switched off, from 1-7 the temperature decreases. When the termostat is

at a medium setting (3 or 4) and the ambient temperature is normal, the

temperature inside the refrigerator is betwen 0°- 7 °C.

Note! Depending on the ambient temperature, service life, and quantity and

temperature of the refrigerated item, the temperature inside the refrigerator

can drop to below 0 °C when the thermostat is set at 7 (maximum cooling

capacity). Drinks can freeze, glass bottles and cans may burst!

If the ambient temperature is very high, the cooling capacity decreases. This

does not mean that the appliance is defective.

USING THE REFRIGERATOR

The refrigerator provides sufficient storage space for food, milk, drinks etc.

The shelves on the inside of the door (EA 3140) are suitable for bottles, tins

and small packets. All models with the exception of EA 3080 are equipped

with half-depth cabinet shelves which can be arranged according to

preference. Two can be used together to form a full-depth shelf or they can

be used separately, leaving space at the front for bottles and other larger

items.

All food should be stored in its original packaging or in closed containers.

Liquids should also only be stored in closed bottles or containers. In this way

food remains moist, odours do not form and neither does excess ice form on

the cooling unit. Allow hot food and drink to cool down before placing them

in the refrigerator.

Do not keep any easily combustible substances such as ether, petrol,

adhesive, propane gas etc. in the refrigerator, it could explode!

ICE CUBES

Fill the ice tray to 4/5 with drinking water, and place the ice tray on the ice-

tray shelf. Wipe off any excess water to prevent the ice tray from freezing to

the surface.

To speed up the making of ice cubes, turn the thermostat to position 7 for a

short while. Remember to turn the dial to its normal setting when the ice

cubes are frozen.

To remove the cubes from the ice tray, hold it under running water. The ice

tray and the ice cubes can now be taken out easily.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Defrosting

Frost will gradually form on the cooling surfaces and it must not be allowed

to become too thick since it impairs the cooling efficiency of the refrigerator.

Check the formation of frost regularly and defrost the refrigerator if the layer

of frost is thicker than 6 mm.

The appliances are fitted either with a semi or fully automatic defrosting

system.

Semi-automatic defrosting

ress the defrosting button in the thermostat dial with a toothpick. On no

account alter the position of the thermostat but leave it at its usual setting

and close the door.

When the defrosting process is complete the defrosting button is released

and the refrigerator will return to normal operation.

Defrosting time is dependent on the thickness of the frost layer and the room

temperature.

Defrost water

During the defrosting process the water runs through a hose into a container

on the back of the refrigerator where it evaprates. This container does not

need to be emptied.

Cleaning

Clean the inside of your refrigerator regularly to keep it fresh and hygienic.

Switch off the appliance and pull out the plug. Clean the interior and fittings

carefully with a mild deteergent in lukewarm water.

Never use acidic, abrasive or strongsmelling detergents or wax polishes as

these will damage the surfaces and leave an unpleasant smell.

The outside should occasionally be dusted or wiped over with a damp

cloth.The door seal should only be cleaned with water and rubbed down

with talcum powder from time to time.

If possible, the unit should also be dusted occasionally with a brush or, even

better, with a vacuum cleaner. Ensure that the plug is disconnected.

onger periods of absence...

If you wish to switch off the appliance for a longer period of time, pull out the

plug, defrost the refrigerator and clean it carefully. Leave the door open to

prevent unpleasant odours from forming.

Changing the lightbulb

If the lightbulb needs changing, pull out the plug and proceed as follows:

ress the metal reflector to one side and draw the lamp covering backwards.

Replace the bulb and push the covering back into place.

A new 10 W bulb can be obtained at any service shop.

Reversing the door hang, Fig. 6.

Lay the appliance on its back. Remove the 8 screws (1). Remove the door,

together with the two hinges (2), from the housing.

Remove the two cover caps (3) from the housing and place them in the open

hinge holes on the housing. lace the bottom righthand hinge in the top left

of the door and the top righthand hinge in the bottom left of the door and

hang the door on its hinges in the open cover cap holes in the housing.

Secure the hinges and cover caps with the 8 screws.

Check that the door closes easily and is sealed properly.

Replacing the decorative door panel, Fig. 7-9

Remove the two screws (1) from the upper hinge of the door.

ull the door together with the hinge away from the housing and up off the

lower hinge bolt (2-3).

Remove screws (4) and pull off the frame edge (5).

Slide the decorative panel (6) out of the door frame and insert the new panel

(7), so that the upper edge of the panel runs exactly parallel to the upper

edge of the frame. A new panel can be inserted more easily into the upper

edge of the frame when the two corners are cut off by approx. 5x5 mm (8).

ut the frame edge (5) back in place and secure with screws (4).

lace the door on the lower hinge (9), slot the upper hinge into the opening,

press together with the door against the housing and secure with the two

screws (11).

TROUB E-SHOOTING

Before you call a service engineer, carry out the following simple tests:

Is there a power failure? Check the fuses.

Is the plug firmly connected to the socket and is the socket switched on?

Check the socket by plugging in another appliance, eg a table lamp.

Is the thermostat at the correct setting? (normally 3 or 4).

Has the defrosting button been inadvertently pushed in? If so, turn the

thermostat dial to "0" and the defrosting button will be released. Reset the

dial to its usual position and the refrigerator should start cooling again.

Has the door not been closed properly causing the inside temperature to

rise too quickly?

Ist the refrigerator level?

Has the vantilation become obstructed?

If after checking all the above points, the refrigerator is still not working

satisfactorily, contact your nearest service engineer. A list of service

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