Haier HRF340BW2 Bedienungsanleitung

User Manual

Refrigerator

HRF340BW2

HRF340BS2

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Warning–ImportantSafetyinformation

Generalinformationandtips

Environmentalinformation

Thank you for purchasing a Haier Product.

Please read these instructions carefully before using this appliance. The instr -

uctions contain important information which will help you get the best out of the

appliance and ensure safe and proper installation, use and maintenance.

Keep this manual in a convenient place so you can always refer to it for the safe

and proper use of the appliance.

If you sell the appliance, give it away, or leave it behind when you move house,

make sure you also pass this manual so that the new owner can become familiar

with the appliance and safety warnings.

WARNING!

Disposal

Help protect the environment and human health. Put the

packaging in applicable containers to recycle it. Help to

recycle waste of electrical and electronic appliances.

Do not dispose appliances marked with this symbol with

the household waste. Return the product to your local

recycling facility or contact your municipal office.

Refrigerants and gases must be disposed of professionally. Ensure that the tubing of the refrigerant

circuit is not damaged before being properly disposed of. Disconnect the appliance from the mains

supply. Cut off the mains cable and dispose of it. Remove the trays and drawers as well as the

door catch and seals, to prevent children and petsto get closed in the appliance.

Risk of injury or suffocation!

1. KNOW YOUR REFRIGERATOR

2. FEATURES OF YOUR REFRIGERATOR

3. METHODS OF SAFE INSTALLATION

4. INSTALLATION STEPS

5. MOVING OR RELOCATING THE REFRIGERATOR

6. CLEANING THE REFRIGERATOR

7. DEFROSTING THE REFRIGERATOR

8. HOW TO INSTALL

9. HOW TO OPERATE

10. HOW TO CHANGE TEMPERATURE

11. WHAT TO DO

CONTENTS

Note: Due to continuos improve in the Product, Specifications may change

without prior notice

1. KNOW YOUR REFRIGERATOR

FEATURE CHART

Accessories:-

1. LED LAMP

2. CABINET SHELF

3. REF TEMP CONTROL KNOB

4. FRZ TEMP CONTROL KNOB

5. VITAMIN C FRESH

6. VEGETABLE CASE COVER

7. VEGETABLE CASE

8. ICE MAKER

9. ICE CUBE BIN

FREEZER TRAY10.

11. FREEZER DRAWER

12. ROOMFREEZER

LEG’S13.

14. HINGE COVER

15. DOOR RACK SMALL

16. UTILITY BOX

17. DOOR RACK BIG

18. REF/FRZ GASKET

19. ICE TRAY SUPPORT

20. FRESH ROOM

2. FEATURES OF YOUR REFRIGERATOR

CAUTION

1. Check mains voltage before inserting the power supply cord into socket.

2. Do not spill any liquid on the unit.

3. Don’t work with flammable spray, such as paint near this unit.

4. Don’t put ignitable materials such as benzene, L.P. Gas, alcohol etc. into this unit.

5. Take precautions against leakage of any gas equipment near this unit.

6. Don’t let children hang on to the door of the unit.

7. Allow minimum 5 minutes gap before you restore the supply after disconnecting from

the mains.

8. This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons

with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and

knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the

appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children should be

supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user

maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.

Take a mo m en t to k no w a ll the f eatur es o f y ou r re fr i ge rat or. Re fe r t o the i ll us tra t io n

on page 1.

Ice Cube Tray

Fill Tray 3/4th full to allow expansion of water during freezing. Place the tray in

freezer chest, the small ice maker on the Shelf F-frz. When use Power Cool

setting, ice formation in small ice maker more quickly. To release ice cubes,

twist ice cube tray slightly.

Adjustable Shelf

Shelves can be removed by pulling forward. The shelf can be placed at a

desirable position.

No Frost

No frost in freezing compartment.

Vegetable Crisper

May be used for vegetable and fruit storage. Both the crisper and its cover

shelf are removable for easy cleaning. Simply slide forward to remove.

Egg Pocket

Used for Egg support. This pocket can be turned upside down.

May be used for small size goods.

3. METHODS OF SAFE INSTALLATION

Place the refrigerator

on a hard and level

floor.

Place your refrigerator

where there is no heat

source nearby and dry

Sun Light. High

surrounding temperature

will lower cooling

efficiency and increase

your electricity bill.

Place the refrigerator in

an area with low

moisture. Splashing

water or a high moisture

area may cause a short

circuit and invite

rusting.

3. METHODS OF SAFE INSTALLATION

Avoid places that are

exposed to smoke. The

exterior paint may

decolor.

For good ventilation,

place refrigerator at least

2 inches (50 mm) away

from the wall. This helps

cooling efficiency and

lowers the electricity bill.

Placing the refrigerator

on the carpet may

develop heat and

discolors the appliance.

In such a case, put a

hard wooden board or a

rubber mat between the

refrigerator and the

carpet.

4. INSTALLATION STEPS

Select a safe place to

install your refrigerator.

Level the refrigerator by

using the adjustable foot.

Install the parts in their

respective places.

Check if the doors are

completely shut.

Check the voltage and

wait for an hour before

plugging the power cord

into an outlet.

After running the

refrigerator for 2-3

hours, put food in the

refrigerator.

5. MOVING OR RELOCATING THE REFRIGERATOR

Adhesive

Tape

Unplug the power

cord.

Remove food from

refrigerator

compartment.

Fasten the interior

components

with tape.

When moving two people

have to carry the

refrigerator for safety.

Do not move horizontally,

angle should be more

than 45°.

Fasten the doors with

tape while moving to

prevent them from

opening.

6. CLEANING THE REFRIGERATOR

When cleaning your

refrigerator, unplug the

power cord and use a

soft cloth and

dishwashing liquid to

clean.

The refrigerator can

smell in its initial

operation, but the odour

will go away when the

refrigerator is cooled

sufficiently.

Use a soft cloth for

cleaning the interior and

exterior of the

refrigerator.

Do not splash water

directly in the

refrigerator itself.

Put the parts back in

their original position.

7. DEFROSTING THE REFRIGERATOR

Your r efr iger ator has be en f itt ed wit h an au to ma tic d efrost tim e r, w hic h relie v es

you from defrosting manually.

CLEANING THE REFRIGERATOR

Remove all food and special compartments from the freezer and refrigerator section.

Exterior : Wash with warm, soapy water. Rinse and dry. Use appliance polish or wax

periodically to keep the exterior looking like new.

Door gasket : Clean at least twice a year with mild soap and water, rinse and dry. Apply

a light film of petroleum jelly to the gaskets to keep them soft and pliable.

Interior : Wash the liner with warm, soapy water, rinse and dry.

NOTE : Interior and exterior

1. Do not use abrassive, heavy-duty powders, etc. These can scratch and dull

the surface, depending on their abrassive strength and cleaning pressure applied.

Avoid metal pads and abrassive impregnated plastic, nylon and cloth pads, etc.

2. Do not use concentrated liquid dishwashing detergent (dissolve in warm water

before using), abrassive cleaners, solvents or polishing agents on plastic parts.

These cleaners may cause cracking or discolouring.

CAUTION : To avoid the risk of electrical shock, unplug the power cord before

replacing a burned out LED or cleaning.

8. HOW TO INSTALL

Install refrigerator in a convenient location away from extreme heat and cold. Allow

sufficient clearance between the refrigerator and side wall so that the door will open for

a fully usable interior. Refrigerator is not designed for recessed installation.

Select a place with hard and level floor.

Allow 2 inches (50mm) of Minimum space between the refrigerator’s side and the wall.

Leveling :

Level refrigerator so that it rests firmly on the floor without rocking. There are two

leveling feet, one at each front corner. Turn to the left to raise a corner, to the right

to lower it. Use shims under the rear corner, if necessary.

If you want the refrigerator door to close when not held open, adjust glides so

that the front of the refrigerator is raised. However, front corners must be leveled

with each other.

If you want the refrigerator door to remain motionless when open, adjust the

leveling glides so that all four corners are leveled with each other.

1) Make sure all packaging material is removed. If the shipping tape hasNOTE:

left a residue on the door, touch the residue lightly with the side of tape

or with isopropyl alcohol (most rubbing alcohol is this type).

2) Do not place the product on flooring covered with carpet, overly

flexible, unstable or easily damaged by moisture.

9. HOW TO OPERATE

TEMPERATURE CONTROL

Your r ef rig era to r ha s tw o con tro ls to s et insi de te mpe rat ure s at de sir ed lev e ls:

‘Freezer temperature control’ and ‘Refrigerator temperature control’. A conveniently

placed ‘Refrigerator temperature control’ enables you to set positions of MIN.,

MID, MAX After the setting, the refrigerator will become colder.

‘Freezer temperature control’ controls the quantity FRZ. MIN, NORMAL

& MAX are the settings available to you. When set at FRZ. MAX, the Freezer

compartment is at its coldest setting.

50mm

50mm 50mm

9. HOW TO OPERATE

Refrigerator temperature control

Freezer temperature control

INITIAL SETTINGS

Set the ‘freezer temperature control’ & ‘Refrigerator temperature control’ at NORMAL.

Starting your new refrigerator

1. Clean the refrigerator thoroughly. Wipe the outside with a soft dry cloth, the inside

with a damp cloth.

2. Set temperature control at normal.

3. Connect the power supply cord.

10. TO CHANGE TEMPERATURE

Many factors influence the internal temperature of the refrigerator and freezer section.

1. The temperature and humidity of the room.

2. The frequency of door openings and the amount of warm food placed in the refrigerator.

3. The combination of food and containers stored in the refrigerator. For these reasons,

you may have to adjust the control to suit the season and your needs as follows:-

4. For maximum cooling in freezer compartment, set the knob as follows-

- Set air flow control knob of freezer towards MAX.

- Set temperature control knob in ref. towards MAX.

5. For maximum cooling in refrigerator compartment, set the knob as follows-

- Set air flow control knob of freezer towards MIN (this will direct cold air to ref comp.)

- Set temperature control knob in ref. towards MAX.

6. Allow approximately 12 hours or overnight for temperature to stabilize.

Then check to see if further adjustments are necessary.

User is advised to adjust suitable combination of both control knob setting as desired.Note:

FOR BEST SETTING DURING COLD AND HOT WEATHER, WE RECOMMEND

THE FOLLOWING:

1.During cold weather, set 'Freezer Temperature Control' at MAX & 'Refrigerator

Temperature Control' at MID or MIN, as use of Refrigerator compartment is less.

2.During hot weather, set 'Freezer Temperature Control' at MID or MIN & 'Refrigerator

Temperature Control' at MAX if loaded with large quantity of food hence Refrigerator

compartment will get additional cooling.

CAUTION : 1. Do not set the ‘Refrigerator temperature control’ beyond the MAX and MIN.

To turn off refrigerator

Disconnect the power supply cord. Remove ice tray and food. Leave doors open for

air circulation and humidification of both sections.

Refrigerator Temp.

Min Max

Mid

Normal

11. WHAT TO DO

When out of operation for a long time

1. Remove the power supply cord.

2. Dry your refrigerator, with the door open for 2-3 days.

Before transportation

1. Securely fasten removable interiors parts (or move and package them separately).

2. Do not lay your refrigerator horizontally otherwise the compressor may get damaged.

Before you call for service, please check the following points by

yourself first (PROBLEM / POSSIBLE CAUSE)

REFRIGERATOR DOES NOT OPERATE

1. May be in defrost cycle when motors does not operate for about 30 minutes.

2. If interior light is not on, refrigerator may not be plugged in at the wall electrical outlet.

3. If plug is secure and the refrigerator still fails to operate, plug a lamp or a small

appliance into the same outlet to determine if there is a tripped circuit breaker.

COMPRESSOR OPERATES FOR LONG PERIOD AND FREQUENTLY

1. Modern refrigerators are larger and run colder, which require more running time

to provide more stable temperature.

2. Normally, when refrigerator is first delivered to your home, usually requires 24

hours to completely cool.

3. Large amounts of food is placed in the refrigerator to be cooled or frozen.

4. Hot weather, frequent door openings.

5. Door is left open.

VIBRATION OR RATTLING

1. If the refrigerator vibrates more than normal, it is likely that it is not resting solidly

on the floor, the front leveling legs need adjusting or floor is weak / uneven.

2. If dishes vibrate on shelves, try moving them. Slight vibration is normal.

REFRIGERATOR HAS ODOUR

1. Odour producing food should be covered or wrapped. Check for spoiled food.

2. Interior needs cleaning.

WARM CABINET SURFACE

At times, the refrigerator cabinet may be warm to the touch. This is a normal occurrence

that helps to prevent moisture from condensing on the cabinet. The condition will be

more noticeable when you first start the refrigerator, during hot weather and after

excessive or lengthy door opening.

MOISTURE COLLECTS INSIDE

1. Too frequent or too long door opening.

2. In humid weather, air carries moisture into refrigerator when doors are opened.

MOISTURE FORMS ON CABINET SURFACE BETWEEN THE DOORS

Not unusual during periods of high humidity. To help prevent rust, wipe surface

& keep dry.

EXCESSIVE MOISTURE IN CRISPER

1. Food not wrapped properly.

2. Hot, humid weather.

FOOD DRIES OUT

Food not covered, wrapped or sealed properly.

FROST OR ICE CRYSTAL ON FROZEN FOOD

1. Door may have been left open.

2. Too frequent or too long door opening.

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