Beko CDA38200 Instructions For Use Manual Download Page 14

 

GB 

                                                          

Instruction for use 

Appliance maintenance and 
cleaning 

 

Advice for appliance defrosting 

 

Refrigerator compartment  

 

The defrosting is completely automatic and 
occurs during each period of compressor stop, 
monitored by the thermostat. No intervention 
from you is needed. The water from defrosting 
is collected in a tray located on the 
compressor, where it evaporates because of 
the heat generated during its running 

(Item 6).

 

 

Keep clean the collector and the water drain 
tube. For this purpose use the supplied trench 
part. Check that the tube is permanently 
placed with its end  in the collecting tray on the 
compressor to prevent the water spilling on the 
electric installation or on the floor 

(Item 7)

.  

 

Freezer compartment 

   

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We recommend you to defrost the freezer 

compartment at least twice a year or when the 
ice layer is too thick.  
Before defrosting, put the temperature setting 
button on the highest position so that the food 
get more cold.  
-  Unplug the appliance.  
-  Take out the frozen food, wrap them in several 
sheets of paper and put then in a cool place. 
-  Leave the door open for a quick defrosting 
and place inside vessels with warm water 
(max. 80 degrees C / 176 degrees F) . 

• 

Ice build-up is a normal phenomenon. 

• 

The quantity and the frequency of ice build-

up depends on the ambient conditions and of 
the frequency of door opening. 

• 

The ice build-up, especially in the upper side 

of the compartment, is a natural phenomenon 
and does not affect the good operation of the 
appliance. 

• 

It is advisable to defrost the appliance when 

the quantity of food is the minimum. 
Do not use sharp metal objects to remove the 
ice, because you risk to perforate the 
evaporator. 
Do not use hair dryers or other heating 
electric appliances for defrosting. 
After the ice has thawed, remove the water 
with a cloth or a sponge, then dry well 

(Item 8 

& 9).

 

Inside cleaning 

 

Before starting the cleaning operation, unplug 
the appliance. 

• 

It is recommended that you clean the 

appliance when you defrost it.  

• 

Wash the inside with lukewarm water where 

you add a neutral detergent. Do not use soap, 
detergent, petrol or acetone which can leave a 
strong odour. 

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Wipe with a wet sponge and dry with a soft 

cloth.  

 

During this operation, avoid the water excess 
to prevent it from entering into the thermal 
insulation of the appliance, which would cause 
unpleasant odours.  
Be careful to avoid water entering into the 
enclosure of the inside lamp ! 
After finishing the cleaning, plug in the 
appliance.  
Do not forget to clean the door gaskets, 
especially the ribs of the bellows, by means of 
a clean cloth. 

 

Outside cleaning 

 

• 

Clean the outside of the appliance by using 

a sponge dipped in warm soapy water then 
wipe with a soft dry cloth. 

• 

The cleaning of the outside of the 

refrigerating circuit (compressor, condenser, 
connection tubes) will be done by using a soft 
brush or the vacuum-cleaner. During this 
operation, please take care not to distort the 
tubes or pull out the cables.

 

Do not use scouring powder or abrasive 
materials !

 

• 

After finishing the cleaning, put the 

accessories back in their places and plug the 
appliance in. 

 

 

Replacing the interior light bulb 

 

Should the light fail, switch off at the socket 
outlet and pull out the mains plug. 
Then ensure the bulb is screwed securely in the 
bulb holder. Replace the plug and switch on. 
If the light still fails, obtain a replacement E14 
screw-cap type 15 Watt (Max) bulb from your 
local electrical store and then fit it (

Item 10)

  

Carefully dispose of the burnt-out light bulb 
immediately. 
 

Summary of Contents for CDA38200

Page 1: ...GB Instruction for use CDA38200 ...

Page 2: ...observe the folloving rules Do not hinder the free circulation of the air around the appliance Do not use mechanic devices in order to accelerate the defrosting others than the ones recommended by the manufacturer Do not destroy the refrigerating circuit Do not use electric appliances inside the food beeping compartment others than those that might have been reccommended by the manufacturer R 600a...

Page 3: ...itioning the door page 4 Operation page 5 Control panel operation Temperature adjustment Ice cubes making Suggestions for food placing page 7 Advice for a maximum efficiency page 7 Appliance maintenance and cleaning page 8 Appliance defrosting Inside cleaning Outside cleaning Trouble shooting guide page 9 Noises during operation Technical data page 10 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 1...

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Page 7: ...apacity Moreover the used refrigerant R600a is not polluting and does not endanger the ozone layer It is endowed with an electronic system for monitoring control adjustment signalling and display of the temperatures Having two compressors the two compartments of the combi refrigerator and freezer can also operate independently For the best use of your appliance we advise you to read carefully the ...

Page 8: ...ort instructions We recommend that the transport of the appliance is done only in vertical position The packing must be unimpaired during transport Before switching in leave the appliance stand at least 12 hours The transport of the appliance is allowed in horisontal position according to the markings on the packing n this situation it is recommended to leave the appliance stand 24 hours to allow ...

Page 9: ...uce its life Therefore this appliance must be installed only in rooms with doors and windows which allow a good circulation of the air When placing the appliance into your house please observe the following minimum dimensions 100 cm from cookers operated with coal or petrol 150 cm from electrical cookers and or gas cookers Please provide the free circulation of the air around the appliance by obse...

Page 10: ...10 16A with double earthing contact If the plug is not the same type with the socket please ask a specialised technician to change it It is advisable not to plug in the appliance to the mains by means of an extension piece or adapter If necessary assemble a longer supply cord but having the same features with the one supplied with the product If the appliance is located between two pieces of furni...

Page 11: ... in the refrigerator will be active after 24 hours of operation When the door of the refrigerator is open the inside lamp will light The front edges of the appliance are so designed to avoid the condense from occurring and can be warm when touching them The freezing of fresh food is possible after at least 12 hours of operation Control panel operation Item 11 The control panel adjusts the temperat...

Page 12: ...in a temperature which represents exactly the temperature in that area the temperature must be read after a few hours of stabilizing for instance in the morning when the door is opened the first time Ice cubes making Fill the ice cubes tray with water and place it in its special area The ice cubes can be easier detached if you pass the tray for a few seconds under a cold water jet Food freezing Fr...

Page 13: ... kept if it is frozen deeply as quick as possible This is why it is better not to exceed the freezing capacity of the appliance specified in the Appliance data sheet To reduce the freezing time adjust the thermostat knob on a higher position but without causing the exagerate decrease below 0 degrees C 32 degrees F of the temperature in the refrigerator Fresh food must not come into contact with th...

Page 14: ... the evaporator Do not use hair dryers or other heating electric appliances for defrosting After the ice has thawed remove the water with a cloth or a sponge then dry well Item 8 9 Inside cleaning Before starting the cleaning operation unplug the appliance It is recommended that you clean the appliance when you defrost it Wash the inside with lukewarm water where you add a neutral detergent Do not...

Page 15: ...uild up on the rear side of the refrigerator compartment Remove the possible cause of the ice build up forming the packets which come into contact with the cold wall Do a manual defrosting similar with the one described for the freezer compartment until the complete thawing of the ice After the functionning resuming please follow if the automatic defrosting is done completely Too much ice build up...

Page 16: ...come a little stronger when the compressor starts The bubbling and gurgling noises coming from the refrigerant circulating in the pipes of the appliance are normal operating noises The clicking noises can be heard during the automatic defrosting when the walls of the appliance expand or contract and make this noise If the operating noises are too strong the reasons are usually minor and can be sol...

Page 17: ... R600a 11 ...

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Page 20: ... 10 32 C 230 50 1 1 2 3 4 1 5 6 7 8 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 12 5 19 C 30 30 C 14 ...

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Page 26: ... CDA38200 1 380 1 331 1 244 1 87 9 1 9 2 350 18 7 dB A 1 pW 40 R600a 1 A G A G 2 20 ...

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