Frigidaire FRT325YBFW Bedienungsanleitung

User Manual

Read all instructions prior to using appliance

and keep this manual for future reference.

refrigerator

FRT325YBF(W,S,Q)

FRT323FBF(W,S,Q)

FRT363YBF(W,S,Q)

FRT403YBF(W/S/Q)

FRT405YBF(W,S,Q)

R0(25,34,35)FM 070320-2020

User Manual

Thank you for choosing Frigidaire. This manual

contains all the information you will need to safely and

correctly use your refrigerator. Please read all the

instructions prior to using the appliance, and keep this

manual in a secure place for future reference. Do not

remove the attached adhesive identification label

containing code, model number, manufacturer and

other information from the refrigerator. This label will

be used by the Frigidaire authorized service

representative in the event that your refrigerator

needs servicing.

The packaging material used is recyclable; we

recommend that you separate plastic, paper and

cardboard and give them to recycling companies. To

help preserve the environment, the refrigerant used

in this product is R134a (Hydrofluorocarbon - HFC),

which does not affect the ozone layer and has little

impact on the greenhouse effect.

According to WEEE (Waste of Electrical and

Electronic Equipment) guidelines, waste from

electrical and electronic devices should be collected

separately. If you need to dispose of this appliance in

the future, do NOT throw it away with the rest of your

domestic garbage. Instead, please take the

appliance to the nearest WEEE collection point,

where available.

Environmental Advice

Welcome

The refrigerator you have just purchased may be slightly different from the

one shown in the drawings in this manual, but its overall design is the same.

Please read the information referring to its operation.This refrigerator is intended

for domestic use only.

The plug on the refrigerator you have purchased may be different from the one

shown in the manual, as the plug that accompanies the product meets your

country's electrical specifications.

Technical Information

ATTENTION: This refrigerator is intended for domestic use only.

Color (W=White/S=Silver/B=Bisque)

Defrosting System

Total Volume

Freezer Compartment

Refrigerator Compartment

Nominal Voltage

Nominal Frequency

Input Potency

Defristing Potency

Minimum Gas Pressure

Maximum Gas Pressure

Refrigerant Load (R134a)

Net Weight

Measurements (mm)

Width

Depth

Height

(*)W / S / Q

Automatic

320 L

72 L

248 L

115 V

60 Hz

135 W

200W

717,0 kPa

1813,3 kPa

103g

71 kg

605 mm

680 mm

1670 mm

FRT363YBF*FRT323FBF*

(*)W / S / Q

Automatic

398 L

118 L

280 L

115 V

60 Hz

160 W

230W

717,0 kPa

1813,3 kPa

115g

73 kg

677 mm

670 mm

1670 mm

FRT403YBF*

(*)W / S / Q

Automatic

278 L

70 L

208 L

115 V

60 Hz

145 W

230W

717,0 kPa

1813,3 kPa

103g

61 kg

605 mm

680 mm

1520 mm

Color (W=White/S=Silver/B=Bisque)

Defrosting System

Total Volume

Freezer Compartment

Refrigerator Compartment

Nominal Voltage

Nominal Frequency

Input Potency

Defristing Potency

Minimum Gas Pressure

Maximum Gas Pressure

Refrigerant Load R134a

Net Weight

Measurements (mm)

Width

Depth

Height

(*)W / S / Q

Automatic

398 L

118 L

280 L

220 V

50 Hz

160 W

230W

717,0 kPa

1813,3 kPa

115g

73 kg

677 mm

670 mm

1670 mm

FRT405YBF*

FRT325FBF*

(*)W / S / Q

Automatic

278 L

70 L

208 L

220 V

50 Hz

145 W

230W

717,0 kPa

1813,3 kPa

103g

61 kg

605 mm

680 mm

1520 mm

Contents

Safety ........................................................................... 04

For Children ............................................................. 04

For the User / Installer ............................................ 04

Refrigerator Description ............................................ 06

Installation .................................................................. 07

Choosing the location ............................................. 07

Leveling the Refrigerator ........................................ 08

Electrical installation .............................................. 08

Grounding ................................................................ 09

Usage Instructions ...................................................... 10

How to Turn on the Refrigerator .......................... 10

Filling the Refrigerator ........................................... 10

Freezer Capacity ..................................................... 10

Temperature Adjustment ........................................ 11

Freezer Compartment ............................................ 11

Making and Removing Ice Cubes .......................... 12

Refrigerator Compartment .................................... 12

How to Disconnect the Refrigerator ..................... 13

How to Save Energy ............................................... 13

Transportation ........................................................ 13

Hints and Suggestions ............................................ 14

Cleaning and Maintenance ...................................... 15

Inside ....................................................................... 15

Electrical Parts ........................................................15

Outside .................................................................... 16

Door Seals ............................................................... 16

Substituting the Light ............................................. 16

Cleaning the water tray ......................................... 17

Food stored in refrigerator compartment freezes

Are the temperature controls in the refrigerator compartments and extra cold

compartment set to the coldest position?

Is the room temperature below 5°C?

Is the food close to the cold air exits?

Refrigerator is warmer than normal

Has the door been opened frequently or for a long time?

Is the refrigerator so full that the air cannot properly circulate?

Were hot things place in the refrigerator without first being allowed to cool?

Is there sufficient space between the refrigerator and the wall?

ATTENTION: If these measures do not solve the problem, please contact a

maintenance service center as soon as possible.

The compressor does not stop automatically

Is too much food being stored?

Are the doors being opened too frequently or kept open too long?

Are the freezer and refrigerator temperature controls set in the coldest position?

Condensation inside the refrigerator

Room temperature is very high or the door has been left open too long.

Liquid foods inside the refrigerator are not in a properly sealed container.

Solutions to Problems ................................................. 18

Condensation outside the refrigerator ................... 18

Door seals ................................................................. 18

Normal Operating Noises ....................................... 18

Warmth Near the Doors .......................................... 19

Warmth Near the Back ............................................ 19

Normal Operation ................................................... 19

Before calling your Service Representative ............ 20

Technical Information ................................................. 22

Appliance is not cooling

Check to see if there is a power failure.

Check to see if the power cord is properly plugged into the outlet.

Check to see if a fuse has blown (or the switch).

Measure the voltage in the outlet. If it is low, reconnect it.

Excess noise

The refrigerator is not properly leveled.

The refrigerator is touching the wall.

Water is running through the drain.

The outside refrigeration pipes are touching each other or the refrigeration pipes

are touching the cover.

Refrigerator not cooling enough

The food is too tightly packed together, and this is blocking the flow of air.

Hot food or too much food was place inside the refrigerator.

The temperature control was not properly adjusted.

The door is not properly closed.

The door packaging is damaged.

The refrigerator is not well ventilated.

There is insufficient space between the refrigerator and the surfaces next to

it, and on top.

The refrigerator is under direct sunlight or near a source of heat.

The plug is not properly plugged in.

The room temperature is below 10°C and the temperature compensation

switch is turned off.

The door rubber seals are broken or folded.

Before calling your Service Representative:

Check the following items

Water is entering the refrigerator compartment

Is the drainage tube blocked?

Is there food inside the appliance that may be dripping?

For Children

Avoid accidents. After unpacking the refrigerator,

keep packaging materials out of reach, especially

from children. Do not allow children to handle the

refrigerator, even when it is disconnected.

For the User / Installer

Disconnect the refrigerator before cleaning or

doing maintenance.

Do not leave the refrigerator unused for long

periods of time. If this becomes necessary, clean it,

open the doors, and leave them open. We

recommend that the refrigerator be turned on

several times during the period it is not in normal

use. Do not install the refrigerator outside.

The following items should not be place on top of

the refrigerator: heavy and unstable objects, and

heat-producing devices like regulators.

Wait at least 5 minutes after unplugging the

refrigerator before plugging it in again to protect the

compressor from excessive pressure.

Never unplug the refrigerator by pulling on the

power cord. Use the plug.

Do not compress, fold or tie up the power cord. Do

not change your refrigerator's plug. If the cord

becomes damaged, it must be replaced by a

service technician indicated by the manufacturer or

distributor.

Do not store medication, toxic or chemical products

in the refrigerator, as they may contaminate the

food.

Flammable aerosols and combustible products

(gas for lighters, banana oil, alcohol, gasoline,

propane, etc.) or products that bear a small flame

symbol should not be stored in refrigerators or

freezers, nor come close to the refrigerator, as they

may cause explosions.

Never lean on the refrigerator door, as this may

cause the hinges to become misaligned, allowing

Safety

0419

Warmth Near the Doors

It is normal for the area near the door and sides to

present higher temperatures. The warmth

prevents moisture formation.

Warmth Near the Back

It is normal for this area to present higher

temperatures, since this is where the cooling fluid

circulates at higher temperatures. Avoid contact

with this part of the refrigerator.

Normal Operation

01. It takes a few minutes for the freezer and refrigerator compartments to cool

when the unit is turned on: If the temperature of one of the compartments is

higher, when the unit is turned on, it will take a few moments for it to drop.

02. The compressor surface is heating up: It is normal for the compressor surface

to heat up when it is operating properly. You should not touch it.

the cold air to escape and the refrigerator to operate

poorly.

Avoid contact with the cold plate / internal walls of

the freezer compartment when your hands are wet

or damp. The low temperatures may injure your

skin.

Do not sprinkle water on top or along the sides of

the refrigerator, as this can cause a malfunction or

electric discharge and may cause the metallic parts

of the refrigerator to rust. To avoid the risk of fire,

never place lit candles on top of the refrigerator. In

the event of a gas leak, do not unplug or touch the

refrigerator until the gas valve has been closed, and

the room has been aired out. If you use the

thermostat immediately afterward, it may give off

sparks that could start a fire. When moving the

refrigerator, do not incline it at more than a 45°

angle.

Keep the cord away from the compressor, as the

compressor heats up when it is operating, and may

damage the cord, which could cause a short circuit.

05 18

Solutions to Problems

Condensation outside the

refrigerator

According to international standard ISO8187,

d o m e s t i c r e f r i g e r a t o r s , f r e e z e r s a n d

ref riger ator/ freez ers shou ld no t pre sent

condensation outside.

However, when installed in areas with relative

humidity above 80% and room temperatures above

32°C (89.60°F), it is normal for the refrigerator to

have some outside condensation (moisture).

Door seals

When the door(s) are closed, an internal vacuum

forms. This can make it difficult to open the door.

We recommend waiting a few seconds before

reopening it/them.

Normal Operating Noises

When the refrigerator is turned on and off, it may

make a clicking noise that is perfectly normal. This

is the thermostat going off and on. (temperature

control).

While the refrigerator is running, it may make a

"screech", especially when the door is open.

This noise is due to the expansion of the cooling

fluid inside the refrigerator. It does not mean there is

a problem with the appliance.

Due to the door's sealing system, noises and clicks

may be heard when closing the door. This is the

result of the sudden cooling of inside air.

The compressor may make a noise or a pulsing

sound. This is a characteristic of modern

compressors that operate at higher speeds than

older models.

Contraction and dilatation of inside components,

due to temperature variations, can cause soft

clicking noises in the refrigerator.

Cleaning the water tray

The water tray is located in the rear part of the

Refrigerator. Its function is to collect the water that

appears because of defrosting and allow it to

evaporate. Normally, it does not require special

care; however, in the event of overflow or

unpleasant odors, it should be checked and

cleaned. First, unplug the refrigerator. Lift the tray

slightly and lean it a little, carefully removing the

water. (Caution: make sure that the drainage tube

is not too hot). After the tray is clean, replace it in its

original position. Make sure that the tube is placed

over the tray before reinserting it. The tray should

be cleaned at least once a year.

Notes

After cleaning the refrigerator, check the following:

1. Check to be sure the cord is not damaged.

2. Check to see if the plug is properly connected to

the outlet.

3. Check to see if the grounding cable is installed.

4. Check to see if the drain is clogged.

Refrigerator Description

Refrigerator thermostat

Freezer shelf

Light Cover

Freezer thermostat

Refrigerator shelves

Freezer bins

Door bins

Refrigerator bins

Leveling feet

Crisper cover

Fruit and vegetable bin

Door shelf

Refrigerator Parts

NOTE: Since we are constantly working to improve our products, your refrigerator may be slightly

different from the description contained in this manual, however, the functions and operation of the

procedure remain the same.

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2431 5

10 119 119

12 10 12

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2431 5

Installation

Choosing the location

In order to ensure that heat dissipates rapidly and

that the refrigerator operates efficiently, with low

energy consumption, we recommend leaving the

following minimum distances between the

refrigerator and the walls and ceiling:

Top: 30cm

Sides: 20cm

Door side: 30cm

Back: 10cm

Check to be sure that there is enough space in front

of the refrigerator to open the door (160°).

Install the refrigerator in a well-ventilated area,

away from direct sunlight and from heat sources,

such as ovens and burners, from inflammable

materials, and from areas where water is frequently

used, such as sinks.

Do not install the refrigerator outdoors.

30cm

(top)

10cm

(back)

20cm (side)

30cm (door side)

Outside

Clean the outside of the refrigerator with a damp

cloth dipped in warm water and mild soap.

Once every 6 months, clean the back of the

refrigerator with a vacuum cleaner or a duster. The

dust that accumulates there interferes with proper

functioning of the condenser, and therefore of the

refrigerator, leading to higher energy consumption.

Disconnect the refrigerator before cleaning and do

not touch the condenser or the compressor, as they

may be hot.

The drainage tray should be cleaned at least once a

year.

Water will enter the refrigerator if the drainpipe

becomes blocked; if this happens, disassemble the

light protector and wash out the drain pipe.

Door Seals

The rubber door seals should be carefully cleaned

with a damp cloth. Rinse and dry them carefully to

avoid damage.

Substituting the Light

Before changing the light, first unplug the

refrigerator, otherwise you may receive an electric

shock or be injured.

1. Remove the screws using a Phillips screwdriver.

2. Remove the lamp cover by gently turning it

downwards.

3. Unscrew the lamp.

4. Place a new 10 W refrigerator bulb of the same

type and size.

5. Replace light cover and screws.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Unplug the refrigerator before starting to clean it.

Never clean the refrigerator with flammable fluids

such as alcohol, kerosene, gasoline, thinner, solvents

or chemical / abrasive products like detergents, acids

or vinegar. Cleaning products such as powdered

detergents, abrasive cleansers, alkaline cleansers,

chemically treated cloths, solvents, alcohol and even

hot water should also not be used to clean the

refrigerator, as they can damage the paint and the

plastic parts.

If you are not going to use the refrigerator for an

extended period of time, unplug it, clean and dry the

inside, and then close it properly.

Do not clean the Refrigerator by throwing water

directly on it, neither on the outside, nor on the

inside.

Inside

Before cleaning, remember that humid objects

adhere easily to extremely cold surfaces. For this

reason, do not touch these surfaces with damp

cloths, objects or hands. Clean the inside of the

refrigerator with a cloth dampened in a solution of

warm water and baking soda (one spoonful of baking

soda for each liter of water). Never use metallic

objects, brushes, abrasive or alkaline products to

clean the plastic surfaces inside the refrigerator.

Plastic parts should not be washed in hot water.

Electrical Parts

Use a dry cloth to clean the electrical parts to avoid

short circuits.

Leveling the Refrigerator

Install the refrigerator on a completely level and

solid surface. The door must be closed when

leveling the refrigerator

Use a level with glass-enclosed bubble to verify

whether the refrigerator is properly leveled, with the

four feet firmly on the floor.

If the refrigerator needs to be adjusted, carefully

lean it and turn the front adjustable leveling feet until

it is firmly installed.

Proper leveling prevents movement, vibration and

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