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PROBLEM

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•  lectricit  absence.

•  oor s itch is blocked.

•  he doors are not closed.

•  he doors are fre uentl  opened

•  rroneous setting of the temperature.

•  he refrigerator and freezer have been
e cessivel  filled.
•  urrounding temperature is too lo .

• No electrical po er.

•  he po er cord is not properl  plugged in.
•  heck  hether the appliance is s itched off.

see  emperature  d ustment .

•  nsure that there is a current in the house.
•  heck that it is active.

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•  he doors are not closed.

•  he doors are opened fre uentl .

•  mbient temperature is ver  high.

•  hickness of frost than  mm.

 

ake sure the

 

doors are closed

 

and

 

if the seals

 

close

 

properl .

•  void

 

unnecessar  open

 

ports for

 

a

 

certain

 

period.

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erif  that the

 

ambient temperature

 

is

 

in

 

accordance

 

ith the specifications on the

 

nameplate

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see

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nstallation .

•  et the

 

displa thermostat a

 

armer temperature.

 

efrost the

 

unit 

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see

 

efrosting .

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•  ack of air circulation.

•  egetables and fruits  ith too much moisture.

•  erif  that  our glass shelf tra  vegetables are 
not put foods that prevent air circulation.
•  rap the fruit and vegetable materials plastic 
such as, for e ample, films, bags or containers.

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• Normal operation of the refrigerator.

• It is not a defect  see  efrosting .

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he drain tube could be clogged.

•  lean the drain tube  ith a stick or the like to
allo  the discharge of  ater.

•  rroneous setting of the temperature.

•  ood in contact  ith the back  all.

•  he freezing of too much fresh food causes a 
lo ering of the temperature of the refrigerator

•  heck the temperature setting  see  emperature 

d ustment  and, if possible, decrease tempera

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ture setting.
•  eparate the food from the back  all of the 
refrigerator.
•  o not e ceed the ma imum amount to be 
frozen  see  reezing .

•  heck that the door and gaskets close
properl .
•  void unnecessar  opening of the doors for a 
period of time.
•  heck the temperature setting and, if it is 
possible, cool even more  see  emperature 
ad ustment
•  ait for the stabilization of the temperature of 
the refrigerator or freezer.
•  heck that the ambient temperature is in 
accordance  ith  hat is indicated on the 
nameplate  see Installation .
•  he po er cord is not properl  plugged in.
•  heck  hether the appliance is s itched off 

see  emperature ad ustment

•  nsure that in the home there is current.

I  YOU ARE NOT SOLVED THE PROBLEM  CONTACT THE SERVICE CENTER  PLEASE GIVE THE TYPE O   AULT AND THE IN ORMATION 
ON THE PLATE O  THIS APPARATUS TO INSIDE THE RE RIGERATOR COMPARTMENT

Summary of Contents for ILREF316i

Page 1: ...N VOD PRO POU IT A DR BU CZ BEDIENUNGS UND INSTALLATIONSANLEITUNG DE GU A R PIDA DE USO Y MANTENIMIENTO ES GUIA R PIDO DE MANUTEN O E DE USO PT HANDLEIDING VOOR ONDERHOUD EN GEBRUIK NL H H EL KR TKA I...

Page 2: ...16 ENERGY SAVINGS 16 16 AVOIDING NOISES 16 16 REVERSIBILITY OF THE DOOR 16 17 PRODUCT DIMENSION AND BUILT IN COMPARTMENT 17 18 INSTALLATION OF THE APPLIANCE IN THE COLUMN 18 18 COPLING OF THE PANELS...

Page 3: ...keep the plug clean any e cessive dust residues on the plug can be the cause fire o not use mechanical devices or other e uipment to hasten the defrosting process bsolutel avoid the use of open flame...

Page 4: ...s ithin the amounts indicated on the nameplate of the refrigerator he cord must not be folded or compressed he cord must be checked regularl and replaced solel b authorized technicians he manufacturer...

Page 5: ...homogeneous manner to allow air to circulate properly and to cool it Avoid contact between the food and the far end walls of the refrigerator compartment Do not introduce hot foods as they can cause d...

Page 6: ...Defrosting of the fridge compartment occurs automatically in this product A small amount of frost or drops of water on the back of the fridge compartment when the fridge is working is normal Make sure...

Page 7: ...r ash in hot soap ater Rinse and thoroughl dr he back of the appliance tends to accumulate dust hich can be eliminated with the use of a vacuum cleaner after having switched off and disconnected the a...

Page 8: ...by screw driver Remove the upper door Reassemble the doors and hinges workings from bottom to top from 1 2 Use the spare hinge and cover from the accessories bag and fit into the left bottom Remove t...

Page 9: ...osite site of the hinges and make sure 3 5 mm distance gap After ensuring the match between appliance door and column door then screw the appliance upper part to the cabinet Screw the appliance lower...

Page 10: ...ing the loader slots as guidelines Once the product has been embedded place the rear part of the column in contact with the wall so as to prevent access to the compres sor compartment For the product...

Page 11: ...e ample films bags or containers P Normal operation of the refrigerator It is not a defect see efrosting T he drain tube could be clogged lean the drain tube ith a stick or the like to allo the discha...

Page 12: ...41042401 10 2015...

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