Amica FS100.3, Operating Manual

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Certain sounds can be heard during normal use of the refrigerator, which do not affect its correct operation.
Sounds, which can be easily prevented:
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noise caused by the appliance which is not level - adjust the position with the adjustable turn-in front feet.
Alternatively, place pads made of soft material under the rear rollers, especially when the appliance is placed
on tiles.
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touching the adjacent piece of furniture - move the refrigerator away.
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creaking of the drawers or shelves - take out and put back the drawer or shelf.
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sounds of clinking bottles - move bottles apart.
Sounds heard during normal use are mainly due to operation of the thermostat, compressor (switching on)
and cooling system (thermal expansion and contraction of the radiator caused by flow of the cooling agent).
EN
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Ozone layer protection
The refrigerants and fo-
aming agents, which are
100% free of FCKW and
FKW have been used for
manufacturing our pro-
duct. Therefore we help
protecting the ozone layer
and prevent the greenho-
use effect increase. On the other hand, the
innovative technology and environmentally
friendly insulation help in reducing energy
consumption.
Recycling of the packaging
Our packaging are made
of environmentally friendly
materials, which can be
reused:
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The external packaging is made of card-
board/foil
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The FCKW free shape of foamed poly-
styrene (PS)
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Polyethylene (PE) foils and bags
Elimination / disposal of the equip -
ment
If the appliance is no longer in use, cut the
connecting conduit off the used equipment
before its scrapping.
This appliance is marked
with a symbol of the crossed
out waste container in con-
formance with the European
Directive 2002/96/EC . Such
marking informs that the
equipment may not be kept
together with other waste
coming from the household
after the period of its use. The
user is obliged to dispose of the appliance at
the waste collection point. The local waste
collection points, shops and communal units
form an appropriate system enabling the dis-
posal of the equipment.
Handling the used electrical and electronic
equipment properly contributes to the avoid-
ance of consequences harmful to the human
health and natural environment, resulting
from the presence of hazardous substances
and improper storage and processing of such
equipment.