Panasonic NR-BG341 Bedienungsanleitung

Operating Instructions

Refrigerator (For Household Use)

Model No. NR-BG341

NR-BG311

Contents

Introduction

Safety Precautions ......................................................2

Installation

Installation ....................................................................5

Operation

Parts Identication ......................................................6

To use all features .......................................................7

Temperature Control ...............................................7

ECONAVI Operation ...............................................8

Food Stored ..............................................................9

Using Tips ...............................................................10

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

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

Stabilizer Free Operation ......................................12

Appendix

Cleaning, removing and re-installing ......................13

Cleaning ..................................................................13

Removing and re-installing ....................................14

Troubleshooting ........................................................15

Specications ............................................................16

Thank you for purchasing this Panasonic product.

●Before operating this unit, please read these instructions completely.

Before using this product, please pay particular attention to the “Safety precautions”

section (Pages 2 – 4) for safe use.

● Please ensure the date and name of store of purchase are stamped in warranty card and

keep it stored together with these operating instructions in a safe place for future reference.

Help Line: Panasonic Customer Care 1800 103 1333/1800 108 1333. E-mail: [email protected]

Panasonic India Private Limited, 12th Floor, Ambience Tower, Ambience Island,

NH-8, Gurgaon, Haryana, India-122002

For power plug and cord...

● Periodically wipe the power plug with a dry

cloth. (Dust accumulated on the plug of a

refrigerator that operates continuously leads

to reduced insulation due to moisture and

may cause fire.)

● Plug into a wall outlet of the rated voltage

on its own with the rated current and insert

plug fully.

● Connect to an exclusive wall outlet for the

refrigerator only. Avoid connecting other

appliances to the same wall outlet. Unroll

entire length of the cord before plugging in.

● Unplug the unit when cleaning the refrigerator.

● If the supply cord is damaged, it must be

replaced by the manufacturer, its service

agent or similarly qualified persons in order

to avoid a hazard.

● Please ensure clearance for air ventilation

and prevent damage to the power cord.

● Do not let the cord get damaged.

● Do not insert or disconnect the power plug

into/from the wall socket with wet hands.

Introduction

Safety Precautions

This expression presumes possibility of a death

or serious injury.

This expression presumes possibility of personal

injury or property damage.

Do not

Make sure you do this

Do not take apart

iso-butane

Risk of re / ammable materials

In case of emergency...

● Maintenance work must only be

carried out at workshop by well-

trained maintenance worker.

● Do not store explosive substances such as

aerosol cans with a flammable propellant

and chemicals or scientific specimens in

the appliance.

● WARNING: Do not use electrical applianc-

es such as a deodorizer in the refrigerator.

Leaked refrigerant may catch fire from a

spark of the electrical contacts and may

cause an explosion.

● Do not use electrical appliances inside

the food storage compartments of the

appliance, unless they are of the type

recommended by the manufacturer.

● Do not disassemble, repair or modify the

refrigerator by yourself. If you want to

repair the refrigerator, please contact

Help line: Panasonic Customer Care all

locations where is mention.

● WARNING: Do not use mechanical devices

or other means to accelerate the defrosting

process, other than those recommended by

the manufacturer.

iso-butane

When recycling the product...

● Before taking the refrigerator to be recycled,

please remove all the door gasket to prevent

locking a child in it.

● The operating instructions should be handed

over to any person who would use or handle

the refrigerator whenever the refrigerator

would be transferred to another location and

delivered to a recycling plant.

● Cyclo-Pentane is used for insulation of this

refrigerator and flammable gas is used for

refrigerant. When disposing of this unit,

please discard it by the proper method and

do not dispose of the unit by burning.

● The warning labels mentioned above should

be kept throughout the life of the refrigerator.

On top of the refrigerator...

● Do not put anything on top of refrigerator.

Otherwise, it may fall due to vibration of the

machine.

In order to prevent res,

electrical shocks, explosion,

injuries, etc.

When installing...

● Do not install the product in locations

exposed to water.

● Do not block the ventilation port of the

refrigerator or spaces around it.

Leaked refrigerant may cause a fire and

explosion.

● For safety it should be checked that the

ground connection system in the house has

been installed correctly.

● Provide a grounding connection or install a

ground-fault interrupter when the product is

installed in a humid or wet location.

(Contact your distributor.)

● WARNING: Keep ventilation openings, in the

appliance enclosure or in the built-in struc-

ture, clear of obstruction.

Introduction

When using...

● Do not let any children hang or ride on the

refrigerator door, the unit may turn over and

cause an accident.

● Do not apply water on the body or interior.

Electrical insulation could deteriorate and

may cause shocks or fire.

● WARNING: Do not damage the refrigerant

circuit (piping on the back). The flammable

refrigerant may catch fire and lead to an

explosion.

● Do not touch the compressor or pipes

because of high temperature. There is a risk

of burn injury.

● Do not spray combustible chemicals near the

refrigerator.

● If you detect a burning smell, disconnect the

power plug.

● If you detect a gas leak from the cooling

range, ventilate the kitchen.

●

If you have damaged the refrigerant circuit

(piping on the back), then ventilate the kitchen

and contact Panasonic service center.

● Refrigerator LED lamp.

The refrigerator LED lamp is designed

specially for this product, it does not function

on individual replacing.

If replacement is required, please contact

Help line: Panasonic Customer Care all

locations where is mention.

● This appliance is not intended for use by

persons (including children) with reduced

physical, sensory or mental capabilities,

or lack of experience and knowledge,

unless they have been given supervision or

instruction concerning use of the appliance

by a person responsible for their safety.

● Children should be supervised to ensure that

they do not play with the appliance.

● This appliance is intended to be used in

household and similar applications such as

- staff kitchen areas in shops, offices and

other working environments;

- farm houses and by clients in hotels, motels

and other residential type environments;

- bed and breakfast type environments;

- catering and similar non-retail applications.

Introduction

When storing food...

● Do not freeze glass bottles,

that there is a risk of injury.

(If the liquid in a glass bottle

is frozen and broken, you

may be injured.)

● Do not touch frozen foods

or containers (especially

metallic) with wet hands.

● Do not place warm/hot

foodstuffs in the refrigerator.

Store warm food and drinks

after they have cooled.

● Do not eat any smelling or colour-changed

food. Rotten food may cause illness.

● Do not subject glass trays to high impact.

(Otherwise those glass trays may break and

you may be injured)

● Food containers must

reach the bottom of the

door shelves.

● The foods must not

protrude from the shelf.

When opening/closing the doors...

● Do not open the refrigerator doors when

someone is in the vicinity of the refrigerator.

● Do not open refrigerator frequently or leave

it open for long time in order to prevent water

dripping inside and waste energy.

● Mind the gap between the doors. They may

nip your hand while closing the door.

When cleaning...

● Do not clean the refrigerator with chemical

substance or liquid. It will cause damage

and have corrosion on the surface.

● Do not place your hands or feet beneath

the bottom of the refrigerator.

When moving or transporting the

refrigerator...

● Do not transport refrigerators

in a horizontal position.

Laying a refrigerator

horizontally may damage

the piping. If any damage

is noticed, do not touch the

refrigerator, avoid using fire

and ventilate the room.

● Apply protective covering,

etc. to floors with a fragile

surface.

● Hold the refrigerator tightly

when transporting.

The refrigerator will not

be used for a long period

of time.

Unplug the refrigerator and take out all the food in the refrigerator.

Wipe off all the water and open the refrigerator to keep it dry.

Prevent children from enter the refrigerator.

Installation

Is the refrigerator installed in the

following locations?

● Locations subject to

heat and direct sunlight

(The cooling power

will be reduced and

electricity wasted.)

● Poorly ventilated

locations with high

humidity (Rust will be

caused.)

● Locations where the

surface is unstable and

slanted

 On carpet, mats, or vinyl oors, place

a plate underneath the refrigerator.

● Locations not allowing the power plug to

be cleaned easily

(Dust accumulated may cause a re.)

Refrigerator doors should not be

opened during the interior cooling

process.

The doors should not be

opened until the interior

has been cooled down

sufciently.

(Warm air owing into the

interior will block the cooling

function.)

Please wait until the interior has cooled

down.

● It may take approximately four hours to

cool down the interior.

● It may take 24 hours or more to cool

down the interior and achieve equilibrium

in the summer, etc.

Has a heat radiating space been

provided around the refrigerator?

10 cm or more

at the back of

the refrigerator

5 cm or more

both left and right

30 cm or more

above the

refrigerator

Fix the refrigerator.

Turn the adjuster

bolt until they reach

the oor to stabilize

the refrigerator.

Installation

Operation

Parts Identication

High Mid Low

Humidity control of vegetable case

The humidity of Vegetable case can

be changed.

● To raise the humidity

Move the Cap shutter to the left.

● To lower the humidity

Move the Cap shutter to the right.

Pan water evap

Compressor

Product view from behind

Ice tray

Box ice tray

Glass tray FC

Shutter

LED lamp

Glass tray PC T

Dial control

Glass tray PC*

Glass tray crisper

Vegetable case

Leg shell

Freezer compartment

Gasket door FC

Shelf FC

Gasket door PC

Shelf Egg

Tray Egg

Free rack

Shelf bottle

Adjuster bolt

Refrigerator compartment

*Glass tray PC : Model NR-BG311 (1 tray)

Glass tray crisper

Cap shutter

Sash tray crisper

Shutter crisper

High Mid Low

Cap shutter

To use all features

Temperature Control

Operate the Dial control (Refrigerator Temp. Control) when changing the temperature

of REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT.

Refrigerator

Temp. Control

Min

1 5

2 4

Max

TEMP. CONTROL REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT

“1” (Min) Higher than “3” by approximately 2°C ~ 3°C

“3” Approximately 3°C ~ 5°C

“5” (Max) Lower than “3” by approximately 2°C ~ 3°C

Operate the Shutter (Cold Air Control) when changing the cold air condition.

Cold Air Control

Normal

Freezer

Max Refrigerator

Max

COLD AIR CONTROL

“Freezer Max” FREEZER COMPARTMENT takes priority.

Normal Cold air condition is normal.

“Refrigerator Max” REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT takes

priority.

Note: Temperature of Refrigerator depends on environment, room temperature and

food storage quantity.

SPECIAL FEATURE

●NON-FLON

This unit uses totally NON-FLON MATERIALS both for refrigerant (iso-butane (R600a))

and for insulation (Cyclo-Pentane). These materials do not damage the earths ozone

layer and has almost no effect on global warming.

●INVERTER

In accordance with temperature change inside the compartment, the motor will run at

different speeds. When the temperature inside the refrigerator is stable, the motor will run

at a lower speed to save energy and lower noise. When powerful cooling is required, the

motor will run at a higher speed.

Operation

ECONAVI Operation

Detect opening and closing of door and brightness around refrigerator, and automatically

controls operation to save energy*1.

 ECONAVI lamp is on during ECONAVI operation

● This refrigerator will learn the lifestyle patterns of your family from opening and the

time periods of infrequent use to perform ECONAVI operation.

● The refrigerator learns your lifestyle pattern from the previous 3 weeks, and uses what it has

learned from the 4th week onwards. Therefore, the ECONAVI lamp “ON/OFF” pattern may

change from the 4th week onwards.

● The brightness of the lamp is lowered approximately 5 minutes after the lamp turns

on.

 Settings for enabling ECONAVI operation

● ECONAVI operation is enabled automatically only when the Dial control (Refrigerator

Temp. Control) is set to “3”.

●It is not possible to forcefully start ECONAVI operation.

*1 Effectiveness differs depending on the ambient temperature, ambient brightness,

number of times and when doors are opened and closed, and state in which food is

stored.

ECONAVI lamp

Light intensity sensor

Operation

Food Stored

In order to preserve food quality for long time,

please store it in the right place.

When storing food...

● Foodstuff such as vegetable, fruits and fresh food

should be wrapped or pack in box before freezing

and refrigerating.

● If you will put high moisture content into

refrigerator, should be sealed and wrapped to

prevent dew and frost.

● Drinking water, beverage bottles should be

sealed to prevent the odour.

● Store fruits and vegetables in vegetable case,

where trapped moisture helps preserve food

quality for longer time periods.

Where to store these different foodstuffs?

Approx.

-23°C ~ -15°C

Freezer

compartment

For storage of frozen or dried foods.

Approx.

0°C ~ 8°C

Refrigerator

compartment

For regular storage of food and drinks or

temporary storage of these to be served

soon.

Approx.

2°C ~ 10°C

Vegetable

case

A rather high humidity keep fruits and

vegetables fresh and juicy.

● When set to “3”, the temperature may vary slightly depending on the usage conditions.

Operation

Freezer

compartment

Refrigerator

compartment

Vegetable

case

Operation

Using Tips

Basics of energy saving

Save cool air!

Do not stuff food into the

compartments.

That may

interfere with

the cold air

ow. Provide

sufcient

space between

foods.

Store warm food and

drinks after they have

cooled.

Otherwise,

they will not

only raise the

interior temperature, but

also affect the freshness of

other foods.

When condensation occurs.

 The humidity in the vegetable case is high and condensation may occur.

Just wipe off the water drops.

It is not necessary to store uncut onions,

potatoes, etc. in the refrigerator (except

during the summer).

● Cut citrus fruits

(→The plastic will be discolored white.)

● Garlicky or other strong smelling vegetables

(→ Odors will spread to other nearby food.)

If uncut tropical fruits are cooled down

excessively, they may be discolored or

their vitamin contents may decrease.

Do not put food in the refrigerator when it is not necessary.

A cold dark place will suffice! Cool just before you eat!

To prevent the

interior from being

discolored!

To prevent odors

from spreading!

Storage using tightly sealed containers is recommended!

Do not place food in front of the food storage

line.

Food storage

line

Do not block the cold air outlet with

food items!

If cool air does not spread into

every corner of compartments,

then the interior will not be

sufciently cooled and more

electricity will be consumed.

When placing food on the glass tray

crisper, place the food on the glass.

Do not place food on the sash tray

crisper (plastic part) on the front side

Sash tray crisper

Glass tray crisper

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