Haier HBF80G Bedienungsanleitung

MODEL HBF80G

BAR CHILLER

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

The manufacturer keeps on developing various

types of refrigerators, so he has the right to modify

designs, products and technical data without further

notice.

FIGURATION OF THE BAR CHILLER

=Ice-tray Thermostat with defrost button

Evaporator ==========Shelf

Drip tray

NOTICE

The power supply

for appliance is

240V, 50Hz

single phase.

It is not

recomended

to use any

extension cords.

Connect the appliance

with a properly earthed three-wire

plug and socket with a special use.

SETTING UP

The appliance can be placed with its

rear panel directly against the wall.

For a good air circulation, the vent

grille at the back of the worktop must

not be blocked, It should be placed on

flat and firm ground lest it gives off

higher noise than usual. Poorly ventilated rooms

are unsuitable. Avoid

positioning the appliance

in direct sunshine or

exposed to similar

sources of heat.

Never store anything dangerous

in the appliance, such as

combustibles, exposives,

strong acid and alkali. etc.

The appliance is not intended

for use by young children or

infirm persons without

supervision.

Young children should be

supervised to ensure that they

do not play with the appliance.

THERMOSTAT

The knob graduation 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,

does not stand for concrete temperature.The smaller

the numbers,the higher the temperature in the

compartment and vice versa.Usually,it’s better to

put the thermostat in Pos. “1”,Pos. “4”, Pos. “0”

shows the power is cut off.

STORING FOOD

The temperatures in different positions inside

the refrigerator are different due to different

refrigeration distribution.Thus when store

food, select proper position to meet your

needs.

The coldest position áë=, Temperature

from low to high in order as  K

ICE-MAKING

When making ice,add water to the ice tray

until 4/5 full with the grid in it and place it

on the bottom of the ice chamber. Twist the

tray or place it briefly in warm water to

remove the ice cubes.

NOTE

Do not use a knife and the like when

removing the ice tray.

①

②

③

NOTES ON STORAGE

Where necessary, food should be

packed in bags, avoiding giving

off strong odours or getting wet

or dry.

Do not store food too full in

the appliance. Allow space among

the packages of food for a

perfect refrigerating.

Hot food or liquid must be allowed

to cool to room temperature

before placing in it.

CLEANING

The appliance can only be cleaned at drawn network plug. Clean it

with lukewarm water containing a little detergent. In any case do

not use hot water,corrosive scouring agent and anything rough.

NOTE

Do not use anything rough

for cleaning.

Pull the

plug out

DEFROSTING

NOTES

If the appliance

remains out of

use for some time,

pull out the plug

to disconnect the

appliance from

power supply.

Clean the interior

as described

above to prevent

odours from

forming inside.

In the event of power

failure,try to keep

the appliance closed

to maintain the

refrigeration as long

as possible.

The appliance door

should be opened as

little and briefly

as possible to reduce

energy consumption

4~6mm

To defrost,remove the food and ice

cube fray from the freezer section.

Make sure the drip tray is under the

freezer section and push the defrost

button on thethermostat.Defrosting

may take a few hours.When defrosting

process has been completed,the drip-tray

should be depletde.Replace the food

and switch on the appliance.

In the event of a fault occurring during operation, check first if the

fault is due to an operation error. You can repair the following faults

yourself.

The appliance does

not run.

1. It is not switched on properly,

or mains plug properly inserted

in the socket.

2. The thermostat knob is turned to

position “0”.

3. Supply voltage is too low.

The temperature inside

the appliance is not

low enough.

1. The appliance is too full of food.

2. The appliance is located too near

a source of heat.

3. The door is not properly closed or

is opened too frequently.

4. The vent grille is covered over.

Excessive noise

from the appliance. The appliance is not standing

securely on the ground.

If none of these circumstances applies and you are not able to

repair the fault, please Contact the service point.

LEFT/RIGHT-OPENED DOOR

This product is assembled according to the right-opened door

configuration. The right hinge together with its mount is fixed on

the right side of the door body. Take out the door handle from

the accessory parts and fix it on the left side of the door body.

The two holes on the right side of the door body shall be stuffed

with the handle hole stoppers, as an item of accessory parts.

In case the left-opened door configuration is required, this can

be achieved by using accessory parts.

1) Remove the right hinge, hinge mount and the lower hinge from

the door body.

2) Put stoppers in the holes that occur.

3) Install the left hinge and hinge mount (two items of accessory

parts) onto the corresponding location at the left upper corner of

the refrigerator body with Screws removed from the right hinge.

4) Dismantle the shaft from the lower hinge, put it into the hole on

the left side and fasten it securely.

5) Install the door body with the refitted lower hinge and put the

lower hinge adjusting pad in place.

6) Install the door handle on the right side of the door body with

screws through two holes and fasten them securely.

7) Stuff the two holes on the left side of the door body with handle

hole stoppers.

ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM

A.PLUG B.THERMOSTAT C.OVERLOAD PROTECTOR

D.COMPRESSOR E.PTC

TECHNOLOGY DATA

Model

Anti-shock safety

classification

Net capacity

Gross capacity

Voltage

Watt

R134a 46g

76L

Refrigerant

HBF80G

240V~,50Hz

80L

90W

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4.2101/-

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