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crisperand the top part of the cabinet 

) which is quite normal.Over ambient 
temperatures of 25°C (77°F) especially 

insummer turn the thermostat 

knob towards 5. Underambient 
temperatures of 25°C (77°F) turn the 

thermostat knobto a half way position.
Frequent door opening cause higher 
internal temperatures, soclose the 
door as soon as possible after use.

In case of a temporary ice build up 

in the fridge compartment reduce 
thethermostat setting to 1, monitoring 
at the same time that the fridge 
temperature ism5 degrees 

1

2

C (41 degrees F). Once the ice build 

up disappears and  theappliance 
starts auto defrosting again as normal, 
then you may increase thethermostat 
setting, if required.

DEFROSTING

The larder fridge defrostsautomatically. 
The defrosting water runs tothe drain 
tube via a collection channeland is 

evaporated in a special container (1)

at the back of the appliance (see 

diagram).During defrosting water 

droplets may format the back of 
the larder fridge whereconcealed 

evaporator is located. Somedroplets 
may remain on the liner andrefreeze 

when defrosting is completed. 
Donot use pointed or sharp edged 

objectssuch as knives, forks to remove 
the droplets which have refreezed.
If at any time the defrost water does 

not drain from the collection channel, 

Summary of Contents for TSM 1551

Page 1: ...Bedienungsanleitung Operating instructions TSM 1551 TSM 1551 P Larder Fridges...

Page 2: ...ided with your product Please note that this manual may be valid for other models as well Symbols and their descriptions This instruction manual contains the following symbols Important information or...

Page 3: ...IPS 6 3 Installation 7 TRANSPORTATION INSTRUCTIONS 7 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 7 REVERSING THE DOORS 9 4 Before operating 12 Final Check 12 5 Using your refrigerator 13 TEMPERATURE CONTROL AND ADJUSTM...

Page 4: ...your choice of a BLOMBERG quality Appliance which has been designed to give you service for many years C Figures that take place in this instruction manual are schematic and may not correspond exactly...

Page 5: ...osal information and facilities available See Installation Instructions on on page 8 for information on suitable location To obtain the best possible performance and trouble free operation from your a...

Page 6: ...d to be replaced an ASTABEAB approved BS 1362 fuse of the same rating must be used Do not forget to refit the fuse cover In the event of losing the fuse cover the plug must not be used until a replace...

Page 7: ...nce is kept to a minimum particularly in summer We recommend you use a cool bag or a special carrier bag to carry frozen food 3 Do not leave the door s of your appliance open longer than necessary and...

Page 8: ...or stacking with any otherappliance When positioning your appliance take care not to damage your flooring pipes wall coverings etc Do not move the appliance by pulling by the door or handle Do not att...

Page 9: ...and 90 degrees F There fore if the appliance is installed in an unheated cold room E g Conservatory annex shed garage etc then the appliance may not operate and as a result the storage time of food m...

Page 10: ...e items and fittings from inside the appliance and door shelves 3 Carefully tilt the appliance on its back side 1 You may need somebody to help you Take care not to damage the appliance by laying on s...

Page 11: ...See Installation Instructions 13 Put back all loose items and fittings 14 Wait for at least 4 hours to allow the system to settle before switching on Spare plastic parts supplied with the appliance a...

Page 12: ...EN 11 1 60 9 14 60 5 17 18 16 10 2 3 4 8 7 7 12 12 11 11 6 6 15 13...

Page 13: ...to noise whether the compressor is running or not which is quite normal 6 Slight undulation of the top of the cabinet is quite normal due to the manufacturing process used so do not worry it is not a...

Page 14: ...itoring at the same time that the fridge temperature ismaximum 5 degrees C 41 degrees F Once the ice build up disappears and theappliance starts auto defrosting again as normal then you may increase t...

Page 15: ...n polythene bags 10 Shelves racks crisper bins dairy compartments drawers bottle grippers are all removable Arrangement Examples See diagram 11 Always wrap food using a suitable packaging material bef...

Page 16: ...41 degrees F Once the ice build up disappears and theappliance starts auto defrosting again as normal then you may increase thethermostat setting if required DEFROSTING The larder fridge defrostsautom...

Page 17: ...till fails to work obtain a replacement E14 screw cap type 15 Watt Max bulb from your local electrical store and then fit it as follows 1 Switch off at the socket outlet and pull out the mains plug Yo...

Page 18: ...d be removed on a regular basis using the handle of a spoon Large accumulation of ice will impair the performance of the freezer If the freezer is not going to be used for a long period of time switch...

Page 19: ...door open for long periods as this will make the larder refrigerator more costly to run Don t Don t Store poisonous or any dangerous substances in the larder refrigerator Your larder refrigerator has...

Page 20: ...to the appliance Model No Serial No Retailer Date of purchase For service under guarantee simply telephone the appropriate number below UK Mainland Northern Ireland Fridges Freezers 0845 6046859 Elec...

Page 21: ...rozen food in freezers or fridge freezers Food loss insurance is often included within your household contents insurance policy or may be available separately from your retailer Important notes Your B...

Page 22: ...48 8258 0001 AG Blomberg 36 38 Caxton Way Watford Hertfordshire WD18 8UF Tel 0845 6048340 Fax 0845 6004922 email service blomberguk com www blomberguk...

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