Beko B1804N, User Manual

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Temperature i n the fr i dge or freezer
i s very h i gh.
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The fr i dge temperature i s
adjusted to a very h i gh value.
>>>Fr i dge compartment
temperature sett i ng has an
effect on the temperature of the
freezer. Change the temperatures
of the fr i dge or freezer and wa i t
unt i l the relevant compartments
atta i n a suff i c i ent temperature.
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Doors are opened frequently or
left ajar for a long t i me. >>>Do
not open the doors frequently.
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Door i s ajar. >>>Close the door
completely.
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The refr i gerator i s plugged i n
or loaded w i th food recently.
>>>Th i s i s normal. When the
refr i gerator i s plugged i n or
loaded w i th food recently, i t w i ll
take longer for i t to atta i n the set
temperature.
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Large amounts of hot food m i ght
be put i n the refr i gerator recently.
>>>Do not put hot food i nto the
refr i gerator.
V i brat i ons or no i se.
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The floor i s not level or stable.
>>> If the refr i gerator rocks
when moved slowly, balance i t by
adjust i ng i ts feet. Also make sure
that the floor i s strong enough to
carry the refr i gerator, and level.
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The i tems put onto the
refr i gerator may cause no i se.
>>>Remove the i tems on top of
the refr i gerator.
There are no i ses com i ng from the
refr i gerator l i ke l i qu i d flow i ng,
spray i ng, etc.
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L i qu i d and gas flows occur i n
accordance w i th the operat i ng
pr i nc i ples of your refr i gerator. It i s
normal and not a fault.
Wh i stle comes from the refr i gerator.
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Fans are used i n order to cool the
refr i gerator. It i s normal and not
a fault.
Condensat i on on the i nner walls of
refr i gerator.
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Hot and hum i d weather i ncreases
i c i ng and condensat i on. It i s
normal and not a fault.
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Doors are opened frequently or
left ajar for a long t i me. >>>Do
not open the doors frequently.
Close them i f they are open.
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Door i s ajar. >>>Close the door
completely.
Hum i d i ty occurs on the outs i de of
the refr i gerator or between the
doors.
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There m i ght be hum i d i ty i n the
a i r; th i s i s qu i te normal i n hum i d
weather. When the hum i d i ty i s
less, condensat i on w i ll d i sappear.