Sailor SA-S RED240 Bedienungsanleitung

SA-S RED240

SA-S BLA240

Instructions for Use

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Dear Customer,

Some provisions in this user manual are unified for refrigerating products of different types

(for a refrigerator, refrigerator-freezer or freezer). CAREFULLY READ THE INSTRUCTION

MANUAL.

The Manufacturer shall not be held liable for damage arising from the failure to observe

the instructions contained in this manual.

Keep this manual for future reference, or to pass it over to the next user.

GUIDELINES CONCERNING THE SAFETY OF USE

General information:

The appliance is a two–compartment refrigerator-freezer and is intended to be

used in household and similar applications such as: staff kitchen areas in shops,

offices and other working environments.

The refrigerator compartment is designed for the brief storage of fresh food. The

freezer compartment is designed for the freezing and long-term storage of food

products.

General safety requirements:

–Do not cover the ventilation holes at the top and on the sides of the appliance.

–Do not use any mechanical means or electrical devices to hasten the thawing

process when cleaning the freezer compartment.

–Do not use electrical appliances inside the food storage compartments of the

appliance, unless they are of the type recommended by the manufacturer.

–If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer,

manufacturer service agent or a similarly qualified person, in order to avoid a

hazard.

–Disposal of the appliance should be according to national rules.

–The appliance can’t be disposed of by burning.

–Do not damage the appliance refrigeration system. It contains the refrigerant gas

R600a. If the refrigeration system is damaged:

•Do not use any open flame.

•Avoid sparks―do not turn on any electrical appliances or lighting fixtures.

•Immediately ventilate the room: air the room in which the appliance is

placed for a few minutes (the size of the room for a product containing

isobuthane / R600a must be at least 4 m3) to avoid damage to the

cooling system.

–The appliance should be used only for freezing and storing foodstuffs.

–This appliance is not designed for the storage of explosive substances such as

aerosol cans with a flammable propellant.

–It is prohibited to store petrol and other flammable liquids near the appliance.

Children and vulnerable people safety:

–Do not allow children to play with the appliance or to plug it in or unplug from the

electricity supply socket. Do not allow children to play with the packaging material

from the appliance.

–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.

–Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without

supervision.

Requirements for the connection to the mains:

–The appliance should only be connected to an earthed socket installed in

accordance with the regulations. Make sure that the supply voltage corresponds

with the voltage marked on the rating label. This product complies with all binding

CE labelling directives. The earthed electrical socket by which the appliance is

connected to the mains should be in an accessible place. It is a legal requirement

that the appliance is properly earthed. The manufacturer will not be held liable for

any damage or injury which may result from the failure to fulfil this requirement.

–To avoid the exposure to danger, always have faulty cable be replaced only by

the manufacturer, by our customer service or by qualified person and with a cable

of the same type.

–It is forbidden to readjust or modify any parts of the unit. It is crucial not to

damage the capillary tube visible in the compressor recess. The tube may not be

bent, straightened or wound. If the capillary tube is damaged by the user the

guarantee will be void.

–Do not use adapters, multiple sockets and two-wire extension leads. If it is

necessary to use the extension lead, it must be equipped with a protection ring

and a single socket and must have a VDE/GS safety certificate.

–If an extension lead is used (with a protection ring and safety certificate), its

socket must be located at a safe distance, away from the sinks, and must not be

in a place where it could be flooded by water or waste water.

–When positioning the appliance, be careful that the electrical cord isn’t squeezed

in order to avoid its damage. Do not store heavy objects such as cooling devices,

furniture or other domestic devices next the appliance in such a way that they

could squeeze and damage the electrical cord. This can cause a short circuit and

a fire.

–Make sure that the plug of the electrical cord is not squeezed by the back wall of

the appliance or otherwise damaged. A damaged plug can be the cause of a fire!

Do not try repair the appliance on your own. Always contact an authorized

technician. To avoid the exposure to danger, always have faulty cable be

replaced only by the manufacturer, by our customer service or by qualified

person whit a cable of same type.

Requirements for safe use:

–Pull the plug out from the mains socket before each maintenance activity. Do not

pull on the cord, but hold the body of the plug instead.

–If the appliance is unplugged (for cleaning, moving to another place, etc.), it may

be repeatedly switched on after 15 min.

–The mains cable must stay below the level of the mains plug.

–It is forbidden to use a technically damaged appliance.

–Do not place any switched on electrical devices on top of the appliance because

this may cause ignition of plastic parts.

–Do not place any dishes with liquids on top of the appliance and do not keep

flowers in vases or other liquid-filled vessels on the appliance.

–Do not place heavy objects on the top of the appliance.

–Do not remove or touch items from the freezer compartment if your hands are wet

or damp.

–Do not use water spray and steam to clean the appliance.

The appliance should be transported in the vertical position. The

manufacturer will not be responsible for any damage of the appliance that

results from non-compliance with the instructions for transportation.

The manufacturer guarantees reliable operation of the refrigerator when

the relative air humidity not greater than 70 per cent and the ambient

temperature is: +16 TO +32 DEGREES CELSIUS - Climate class N;

+16 TO +38 DEGREES CELSIUS - Climate class ST;

+16 TO +43 DEGREES CELSIUS - Climate class T.

INSTALLATION AND OPERATING CONDITIONS OF

THE APPLIANCE

Positioning:

•This appliance can be installed in a dry, well ventilated indoor where the ambient

temperature corresponds to the climate class indicated on the rating plate of the

appliance.

Do not install this appliance in areas that are too humid or too colds, such as the

construction appendices, garages or wine cellars. Place the appliance away

from heat sources such as kitchen stove/oven, radiators, or direct sunlight. The

appliance must not touch any pipes for heating, gas or water supply, or any

other electrical devices.

Minimum distances from the heat sources:

- from the electric gas and other ovens - 30 mm,

- from oil or coal fired ovens - 300 mm,

- from built-in ovens - 50 mm

If there is no possibility of ensuring the above- mentioned distances, provide an

appropriate insulation board

•Do not cover the ventilation holes at the top of the appliances –it must be a good air

circulation around the appliance. There should be a gap of at least 10 cm between the

top of the appliance body and any furniture that may be above it (see fig 2, page 1.). If

this requirement is not followed, the appliance consumes more electrical energy and its

compressor may overheat.

•The appliance must stand on a level surface and must not touch the wall. If necessary,

regulate the height of the appliance by adjusting the levelling feet: by turning them

clockwise –the front of the appliance rises, by turning them counter clockwise –it comes

down. If the appliance is tilted slightly backward –the doors will close by themselves.

•If the appliance is placed in a corner, a gap must be left between the appliance body and

the wall so that the freezer compartment door can be opened enough to pull out the

frozen product drawer (see fig. 3, page 1).

Preparing for operation:

•It is recommended to prepare the appliance for operation with a helper.

•Remove package. Lift the appliance away from foamed polystyrene base. Tear off

adhesive tapes. Remove all red-coloured parts from the shelves and coloured adhesive

tapes from the door trays. When placing, moving, lifting the appliance, do not

hold the door handles, do not pull the condenser at

the rear part of the refrigerator and do not touch the

compressor unit.

•Take two supports 1from the bag and insert them into the

guides 2at the top back part of the appliance (see fig.).

The appliance should not be connected to the mains

until all packing and transport materials aren’t removed.

First use:

•Before using the appliance for the first time, the interior and all internal accessories

should be washed with lukewarm water and some neutral soap to remove the typical

smell of a brandnew product, then dried thoroughly.

Wait at least 4 hours before connecting the appliance to the

power supply. This is to allow the oil to flow back in the compressor. If

this is not done, the appliance compressor may fail.

•When first starting-up or after a period out of use, before putting the products in the

compartment let the appliance run at least 2 hours.

DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE, BASIC PARTS

See Fig. 1, page 1

A–freezer compartment B –refrigerator compartment

TEMPERATURE REGULATION

The temperature in the refrigerator compartment is controlled using the thermostat knob 1(fig. 1,

page 1) by turning it to one side or the other. The temperature indication in digits is shown beside the

thermostat knob 1.

The temperature is regulated on a scale of seven digits:

0= Compressor is switched off. WARNING! Electric current is not switched off.

1= highest temperature (lowest cooling)

7= lowest temperature (highest cooling)

The temperature in the refrigerator compartment may vary depending on ambient

temperature, the amount of foodstuffs, the temperature of the foodstuffs, and how often the

appliance doors are opened and closed. Therefore we recommend:

•locate the appliance away from heat sources,

•do not put hot foodstuffs in the refrigerator compartment –they must be cooled down

to room temperature,

•the appliance door must not to be left open, the appliance door should not be open longer than it is

necessary to take out or put in foodstuffs.

If the room is cool, the appliance cools less. The temperature in the appliance may therefore

rise. Use the thermostat wheel to set a lower temperature.

FREEZING OF FOODSTUFFS

The thermostat knob should be set to 7. Fresh foodstuffs prepared for freezing and cooled to room

temperature should be placed in one layer at the bottom of the freezer. After 24 hours, move the

frozen foodstuffs onto the wire shelf 8(see fig. 1, page 1). When the products are frozen, the

thermostat wheel should be set at its earlier position.

•DO NOT EXCEED THE MAXIMUM QUANTITY OF FROZEN PRODUCTS INDICATED IN THE Product

data sheet (Product Fiche).

•Leave a gap of not less than 3 cm between the foodstuffs being frozen and the upper partition.

•Do not place unwrapped foodstuffs in the freezer sections.

•Fresh food for freezing should not touch already frozen foodstuffs.

•Do not refreeze partly thawed products.

•Do not freeze foodstuffs that are warmer than the room temperature.

•Do not freeze liquid foodstuffs in glass vessels or bottles. Do not freeze carbonated

beverages.

•Strictly observe the frozen foodstuffs validity dates indicated by the manufacturer on the their

packaging.

Thermostat knob

Ice cube tray

Adjustable height shelves

Wire shelf

Glass shelf

Condenser

Drawer for vegetables and fruits

Compressor

Door trays

Thaw water drip tray

Eggs tray

•WE RECOMMEND THAT FROZEN FISH AND SAUSAGE SHOULD BE STORED IN THE FREEZER

COMPARTMENT NOT LONGER THAN 6 MONTHS; CHEESE, POULTRY, PORK, LAMB –NOT MORE

THAN 8 MONTHS; BEEF, FRUIT AND VEGETABLES –NOT LONGER THAN 12 MONTHS.

DEFROSTING, CLEANING AND CARE

THE REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT DEFROSTS AUTOMATICALLY. Drops of ice that form on the

back wall of the refrigerator compartment thaw during the time the compressor is not working and

the thaw water runs down the thaw water runoff channel to the tray on top of the compressor (Fig.

1), where it evaporates.

FREEZER COMPARTMENT should be thawed not less than twice a year or when a layer of ice thicker

than 5 mm forms in it. Do the actions below in the order they are listed:

WARNING! Turn the appliance off and pull the plug out of the electrical socket.

•Remove foodstuffs from freezer compartment.

•Leave door of appliance open. When the ice melts, clean and wipe dry the surfaces and fixtures of

the refrigerator and freezer compartments.

•Close the appliance door. Plug in and turn on the appliance.

REGULARLY CLEAN THE APPLIANCE.

Remember that before defrosting the appliance and cleaning the back part of the

appliance body you must disconnect the appliance from the electrical energy

supply socket by pulling the plug out of the electricity outlet.

•Protect the appliance inner surfaces and plastic parts from fats, acids and sauces. In case of

accidental spills –immediately clean with warm soapy water or dishwashing detergent. Wipe dry.

•Regularly clean the hermetic gaskets of the doors. Wipe dry.

•At least once a year clean dust away from the back part of the appliance body

and the compressor. A soft brush, electrostatic cloth or vacuum cleaner may be

used for cleaning.

•Regularly clean the thaw water channel space in the refrigerator with a special

cleaner for that purpose (see fig.).

•DO NOT use detergents containing abrasive particles, acid, alcohol or benzene

for cleaning the appliance inner and outer surfaces. DO NOT use for cleaning

cloths or sponges that have coarse surfaces intended for scrubbing.

•If the appliance is to be left switched off for an extended period, leave its doors

open.

CHANGING THE INTERIOR LIGHT BULB

When changing the interior light bulb (fig. 6), do

the actions below in the order they are listed:

1. Unplug the appliance from the mains by

pulling the plug out of the electricity

supply socket.

2. Push the interior light bulb lid 4retainer 5

with a flat screwdriver and with your other

hand pull it toward yourself.

3. Replace bulb with another 15 W bulb of the

same type with an E14 lamp holder.

4. When you have changed the light bulb,

replace the lid and push —the lid will snap

into position.

5. Plug the appliance into the electricity supply

socket.

OPERATION PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS

(TROUBLESHOOTING). What if…

•The appliance is plugged in to the mains but it does not work and. Check that your house

electricity supply installations are in order. Check that the plug is correctly inserted into the

electricity supply socket.

•The noise has become louder. Check that the appliance is standing stable on a level place. To

make it level, regulate the front feet. Check if the appliance is not touching any furniture and that

no part of the refrigeration system at the back part of the appliance body is touching the wall. Pull

the appliance away from any furniture or walls. Check that the cause of increased noise isn’t due

to bottles, cans or dishes in the appliance that might be touching each other.

•Water has appeared at the bottom of the refrigerator compartment. Check whether a

thaw water channel space isn’t blocked. Clean the thaw water channel space with a cleaner

intended for that purpose.

•Water has appeared on the tempered glass shelves. Food items or dishes in the refrigerator

compartment are touching the back wall of the compartment. Do not let food items or dishes touch

the back wall.

•Moisture dripping from under the glass shelves. If you placed many containers with liquids on

the shelf, moisture can condense and drip onto the shelf below. Move some containers with liquids

onto other shelves.

•Water has appeared under the appliance. The thaw water collection tray has slipped off the

compressor. Place the tray on top of the compressor.

•When the appliance door is opened, the rubber sealing gasket pulls out. The gasket is

smeared with sticky foodstuffs (fat, syrup). Clean the sealing gasket and the groove for it with

warm water containing soap or dishwashing detergent and wipe dry. Put the rubber sealing gasket

back into the place.

•High temperature in appliance, the compressor operation pauses are short. Ascertain

whether the appliance doors are shutting tightly, whether the door wasn’t kept open longer than

necessary when taking out or putting in foodstuffs or whether a large amount of warm food was

placed in the appliance.

•The top of the appliance has condensation on it. The ambient relative air humidity is above 70

%. Ventilate the room where the appliance stands and if possible remove the cause of the humidity.

Remarks on the appliance operating noise. As the appliance operates and goes through

the freezing cycle, various noises will be emitted. This is normal and is not a sign of any

malfunction.

•As the refrigerant circulates around the refrigeration system, it causes sounds like murmuring,

bubbling, or rustling. Louder sounds like popping or clicking may be heard for a short time as the

refrigerator’s compressor switches on.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION INFORMATION

This appliance is marked according to the European directive 2002/96/EC on Waste

Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). By ensuring this product is disposed of

correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and

human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this

product. This symbol indicates that once the appliance is no longer needed, it cannot be

disposed together with other miscellaneous municipal waste. Disposal must be carried out

in accordance with local environmental regulations for waste disposal. For more detailed information

about treatment, recovery and recycling of this product, please contact your local authority, your

household waste disposal service or the retailer where you purchased the product.

If you decided to scrap the appliance, make it impossible to use in order to prevent possible

misadventure. Pull out the electric plug from the electricity supply socket and then cut off the cord.

Tear off the gasket. Break the door lock if any. Do not dismantle the appliance yourself. Pass it

on to recycling companies.

Product data sheet (Product Fiche)

Supplier name

Sailor

Model ID (Model)

SA-S RED240, SA-S BLA240

Category ¹)

7 =Refrigerator-freezer

Fridge net volume , L

166

Freezer net volume , L

Energy efficiency class ²)

A++

Annual energy consumption ³), kWh/in year

173

Climate class 6)

N - ST

No Frost system

Star marking of frozen-food storage

compartments 4)

*/***

Freezing capacity, kg/24h

Temperature rise time, h 5)

Height / width / depth of product, cm

147,5 x 56 x 63

Acoustical noise emissions, dB(A) re1 pW

Appliance weight, kg

Construction

Freestanding

Electrical Data

see in the product label

NOTE. The manufacturer reserves the right to make future changes to technical parameters and

specifications.

1) 1- Refrigerator with one or more fresh food storage compartments;

3- Refrigerator- chiller and refrigerator with a 0-star compartment;

4- Refrigerator with a one-star compartment;

5- Refrigerator with a two-star compartment;

6- Refrigerator with a three-star compartment;

7- Refrigerator-freeze; 8- Upright freezer; 9- Chest freezer.

2) Energy efficiency class A++/A+ (=low energy consumption) to G (=high energy consumption).

3) Power consumption »XYZ« kWh per annum based on the results of the test performed in normal

conditions in a 24 hour cycle. Actual power consumption depends on the mode and place of

appliance usage

4) (*) = space for storing products at temp. around -6 °C;

(**) = space for storing products at temp. around -12 °C;

(**) = space for storing products at temp. around -18 °C;

(*/***) = space for freezing products at temp. -18 °C or lower.

5) safe storage time »X« hours with no power supply

6) Climate class: W [climate class]. Appliance intended for use at ambient temperature from X [lower

limit] °C to Y [upper limit] °C.

SN - from +10 °C to +32 °C; N - from +16 °C to +32 °C;

ST - from +16 °C to +38 °C; T - from +16 °C to +43 °C.

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