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Energy saving tips

• Try not to open the door too often,

especially when the weather is wet

and hot. Once you open the door,

close it as soon as possible.

• Every now and then check that the

appliance is sufficiently ventilated

(adequate air circulation behind the

appliance).

• Under normal temperature condi-

tions, please place the thermostat

at the middle setting.

• Before loading the appliance with

packages of fresh food, make sure

they are cooled down to ambient

temperature.

• Ice and frost layer increase energy

consumption, so clean the appliance

as soon as the layer is 3-5 mm

thick.

• If your model has an external con-

denser, the rear wall should be al-

ways be kept free of dust or impuri-

ties.

• The appliance should be located in

the coolest area of the room, away

from heat producing appliances or

heating ducts, and out of reach of

direct sunlight.

• Overloading the appliance forces

the compressor to run longer.

• Foods that freeze too slowly may

lose quality, or spoil.

• Be sure to wrap foods properly, and

wipe containers dry before placing

them in the appliance. This cuts

down on frost buildup inside the ap-

pliance.

• Appliance storage bins should not

be lined with aluminum foil, wax

paper, or paper towels. Liners inter-

fere with cold air circulation, mak-

ing the appliance less efficient.

• Organize and label food to reduce

door openings and extended

searches. Remove as many items as

needed at one time, and close the

door as soon as possible.

Disposal

Old units still have some residual

value. An environmentally friendly

method of disposal will ensure that

valuable raw materials can be recov-

ered and used again.
The refrigerant used in your unit and

insulation materials require special

disposal procedures. Ensure that

none of the pipes on the back of the

unit are damaged prior to disposal.
Up to date information concerning

options of disposing of your old unit

and packaging from the new one, can

be obtained from your local council

office.
When disposing of an old unit, break

old locks or latches and remove the

door as a safeguard.

Correct disposal of this

product

To prevent possible harm to the envi-

ronment or human health from un-

controlled waste disposal, recycle it

responsibly to promote the sustain-

able reuse of material resources.
To return your used device, please

use the return and collection systems

or contact the retailer where the

product was purchased. They can

take this product for environmental

safe recycling.
For more information, please contact

the local authority or your retailer

where you purchased the product.

This marking indicates that this

product should not be disposed

of with ordinary household

waste throughout the EU.

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EFRIGERATOR

Summary of Contents for RDC210NEWWY0

Page 1: ...1 16K 40P 2 3 4 g scale 1 1 KE 1 50200101E151 16131000A02226 RDC210NEWWY0 CE BCD210 S 62310 32680401 33 2017 02 22 2 62310 32680401 16 31 2017 03 11 2015 03 16 80g...

Page 2: ...tivo antes de instalar su refrigerador Read this manual before installing your new refrigerator Modelo Model RDC210NEWWY0 Instructivo Owner s Manual Refrigerador Refrigerator PM01 For the English vers...

Page 3: ...dos en el interior de la unidad 12 Consejos para almacenar los alimentos 12 Foco 12 Cuidado y mantenimiento 13 Limpieza del interior y exterior de la unidad 13 Consejos de limpieza 13 Mantenimiento 13...

Page 4: ...alifi cado con el fin de evitar un peligro Si en su regi n suele haber varia ciones de voltaje use un regulador de voltaje Este aparato no se destina para uti lizarse por personas incluyendo ni os cuy...

Page 5: ...ersonal de tiendas oficinas y otros ambientes de traba jo granjas y clientes en hoteles moteles y otros ambientes tipo resi dencial casas de hu spedes de gustaciones y aplicaciones similares no comerc...

Page 6: ...ta requerida Destornillador Phillips o de cruz Destornillador de punta plana Llaves de tuercas 1 Retire la cubierta de la bisagra superior derecha Cubierta de bi sagra derecha superior 2 Retire los to...

Page 7: ...es retire los ejes mu valos al lado opuesto del aparato y f jelos B Retire el bloque l mite de la puerta C Retire el otro bloque l mite de puerta con el tornillo de montaje 4 Usando un destornillador...

Page 8: ...de la puerta y el bloque l mite 8 Coloque la puerta inferior en la posici n correcta y fije la bisagra central 7 Reinstale la bisagra central 6 Reubique la bisagra inferior en el lado opuesto y f jela...

Page 9: ...ra tornillo y los dos retenes en su posici n co rrespondiente Aseg rese de que el refrigerador est desconectado del suministro de energ a y vac o Ajuste las dos patas niveladoras en su posici n m s al...

Page 10: ...la secci n de lim pieza Antes de usar el aparato Para obtener una operaci n segura bajo ninguna circunstancia da e el cord n el ctrico No use el aparato si el cord n el ctrico est da ado o la clavija...

Page 11: ...tas y vegetales y d jelo en esa posici n Para hacer esto jale el anaquel de almacenamiento hacia el frente hasta que pueda inclinarse hacia arriba o hacia abajo y ser removido Por favor haga lo mismo...

Page 12: ...enidas en este manual tienen un prop sito ilustrati vo refi rase a su unidad espec fica para obtener detalles Anaquel de acero Termosta to Anaquel de vidrio Cubierta del caj n Caj n de frutas y vegeta...

Page 13: ...co nozca Estos ruidos son causados por la cir culaci n del refrigerante l quido a tra v s del sistema de enfriamiento Esto Consejos para almacenar los alimentos Las carnes y pescados ya cocinados debe...

Page 14: ...cio autorizado para solicitar asistencia Reemplazando la luz interior Contacte al centro de servicio autori zado si el foco debe ser reemplazado Servicio La unidad debe recibir servicio de un t cnico...

Page 15: ...a que se hayan en friado hasta temperatura ambiente Aperturas frecuentes de las puertas del congelador y o refrigerador El compresor tra baja durante pe riodos largos de tiempo Los alimentos olorosos...

Page 16: ...dores antes de introducirlos en el aparato Esto disminuye la acumulaci n de escarcha dentro del aparato Deshaci ndose del aparato Las unidades viejas tienen a n alg n valor residual Un m todo amigable...

Page 17: ...contacte al distribuidor que le vendi el producto Ellos podr an to mar el producto para reciclarlo de manera segura para el ambiente Para obtener mayor informaci n contacte a las autoridades locales...

Page 18: ...ructions 27 Switching on the unit 27 Noise inside the unit 27 Tips for storing food in the unit 27 Light bulb 27 Care Maintenance 28 Cleaning the interior and exterior of the unit 28 Cleaning tips 28...

Page 19: ...oper operation of your product can be found here and in our web sites We invite you to get to know your product read this manual and get the most out of it The following conditions are not con sidered...

Page 20: ...VICING OR RE PAIRS WHICH INVOLVE THE REMOVAL OF COV ERS TO AVOID THE RISK OF AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK DO NOT ATTEMPT RE PAIRS YOURSELF This appliance is intended to be used in household and similar appli c...

Page 21: ...the door swing Tools Required Phillips screwdriver Flat blade screwdriver Wrench 1 Remove the right top hinge cover Right top hinge cover 2 Remove the screws holding the top hinge using a cross slot s...

Page 22: ...ake off the washer then remove the axes to the other side and fix B Remove the door limit block C Remove the other door limit block with screw mounting to the door 4 Remove the screws fixing the botto...

Page 23: ...ottom door bearing bush and the limit block 8 Set the bottom door in the right position fix the center hinge 7 Replace the center hinge 6 Replace the bottom hinge to the other side then fix it with sc...

Page 24: ...level 11 Install the four screw caps and two catches to corresponding position Make sure that the appliance is unplugged and empty Adjust the two leveling legs to their highest position We recommend...

Page 25: ...ning sec tion Before using your unit Do not damage the power cord un der any condition so as to ensure safety use do not use when the power cord is damaged or the plug is worn Do not put flammable exp...

Page 26: ...containers and keep it in this posi tion To do this pull the storage shelf forward until it can be swivelled up wards or downwards and removed Please do the same in reverse order to insert the shelf a...

Page 27: ...view All images in this instruction manual are for illustration purposes only please refer to your specific unit for details Steel shelf Thermostat Crisper cover Shelf Crisper Adjustable legs Door tra...

Page 28: ...the circu lation of refrigerant liquid through the cooling system It has become more pronounced since the introduc tion of CFC free gases This is not a fault and will not affect the perfor mance of y...

Page 29: ...please contact an au thorized service center for assis tance Changing the internal light Contact an authorized service center if the light bulb needs to be replaced Servicing The unit should be servic...

Page 30: ...ooled down to room temperature Frequent opening of refrigerator freezer door Compressor runs for long periods of time Odorous foods should be closely wrapped Some foods may be rotten The interior of t...

Page 31: ...circulation mak ing the appliance less efficient Organize and label food to reduce door openings and extended searches Remove as many items as needed at one time and close the door as soon as possible...

Page 32: ...trical specifications Supply voltage Power consumption Current consumption Frequency Refrigerant amount Electric Shock Protection Type Climate Classification 220 240 V 70 W 0 6 A 50 Hz R600a 45 g I ST...

Page 33: ...el Alem n km 5 Vista sol 67130 Cd Guadalupe N L 01 81 8369 7990 Piedras Negras Daniel Far as 220 Norte Buenavista 26040 Piedras Negras Coahuila 01 878 783 2890 Puebla Calle 24 Sur 3532 entre 35 y 37 O...

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Page 35: ...iencias o interrupciones que afecten el circuito el ctrico de conexi n o si los da os fueran producidos por causa de fuerza mayor o caso fortuito y los ocasionados por mudanzas o traslados En ning n c...

Page 36: ...rente a la especifi cada da os causados por fluctuaciones de voltaje o ciclaje o por causas fuera del control de COMERCIAL MABE CHILE LTDA como corto circuito sobrecargas accidentales en la l nea de a...

Page 37: ...ondiciones no se consideran como uso normal del aparato por lo que deben tenerse en cuenta para hacer valida esta garant a la garant a no podr hacerse efectiva en los siguientes casos El uso del apara...

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