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SERVICE AND SPARE PARTS 
 

Should you experience any difficulty using your appliance at any time, it may be an operational 
problem and not a fault. Please check the following points before calling our customer services 
team. 
 
 

 
THE APPLIANCE IS NOT WORKING -

 Check that; 

 

  There is power to the appliance. 

  There is power to the socket being used. 

  The thermostat is set between 1 and 6 (not ‘0ff’). 

  The ambient temperature in the room is between 16 and 32 degrees Celsius. If the 

ambient temperature falls below or rises above this temperature range, the appliance 
may cut out and food could be lost. The appliance will resume normal operation when 
the ambient temperature returns to normal. 
 
 

 
THE APPLIANCE PERFORMS POORLY - 

Check that;

 

 

  The thermostat is not set too low (e.g. 1 or 2) 

  The doors are closed properly. 

  The air ventilation holes are not obstructed. 

 
 

 
THE APPLIANCE IS NOISY 
 

  The cooling gas which circulates in the cooling circuit may make a slight noise (e.g. 

bubbling sound) even when the compressor is not running. Do not worry as this is quite 
normal.  

  If there are other sounds, check that the appliance secure and level (not rocking). 

  Check that the appliance is not touching the surrounding walls which may amplify 

normal compressor noise. 
 

 

 
THERE IS WATER IN THE BOTTOM OR THE REFRIGERATOR 
 

  Check that the drain hole for the defrost water is not blocked. If it is, unblock with a pipe 

cleaner or similar. Do not use a sharp metal object as this may damage the appliance. 
 

 

If you have checked these points and still have a problem with your appliance or 
require spare parts, call your retailer or contact our customer services team.  

Summary of Contents for F2510APW

Page 1: ...T NO STANDARD PART NAME seller REL REV NO g WEIGHT scale MATERIAL 0 1 1 AUTHORIZE TOTAL SHEETS NO OF SHEETS MIDEA REFRIGERATION DIVISION MARKER 80g STATESMAN F2510APW CE BCD254 S 1 32K 2 3 QMB J53 005...

Page 2: ...F2510APW Cambrian 55cm Freestanding Fridge Freezer...

Page 3: ...APPLIANCE 3 Safety Instructions 3 Recommendations 4 INSTALLATION 5 Reversing The Door 6 Before Switching On 10 OPERATION 11 Thermostat Setting 11 Food Storage 11 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 13 TECHNICAL...

Page 4: ...his appliance is to replace an old one equipped with a lock break or remove the lock as a safety measure to avoid the danger of children becoming trapped inside This appliance and old fridges and free...

Page 5: ...e will not normally require defrosting as this occurs automatically However should defrosting become necessary at any point do not use electrical devices such as a hair dryer and do not use sharp tool...

Page 6: ...se or for use in unheated rooms during cold winter conditions Place the appliance away from heat sources and in a well ventilated position The appliance should be at least 50cm from radiators heaters...

Page 7: ...great care should be taken to avoid puncturing the refrigerant system tubes during installation REVERSING THE DOORS 1 Remove the top bar cover fixed by four screws with caps then take off two top end...

Page 8: ...the scews as the lower door will need to be mounted on the lower hinge first before final tightening of the middle hinge screws see 6 below 4 Disassemby and re installation of lower hinge and feet A...

Page 9: ...e screws securely 5 Install the lower door onto the lower hinge 6 Tighten the screws of the middle hinge in their new positions 7 Re use top hinge following dismantling and re assembly as 7A below Ins...

Page 10: ...top hinge ready for re use A Disassemble the hinge pin and reassemble the other side of the hinge plate Tighten the nut securely B Install the assembled top hinge on the new side and tighten screws wi...

Page 11: ...Note Figures in the user manual are only for reference The actual product may differ slightly...

Page 12: ...ng 1 to 6 will achieve varying degrees of cooling in both the fridge and freezer compartments with 6 being the coldest As a guide the colder the setting the longer food can be stored PLEASE NOTE that...

Page 13: ...eriodically before the ice build up damages the compartments or the door To defrost switch off the appliance and remove food to an alternative storage area Placing a bowl of warm water in the bottom o...

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Page 15: ...Check that The thermostat is not set too low e g 1 or 2 The doors are closed properly The air ventilation holes are not obstructed THE APPLIANCE IS NOISY The cooling gas which circulates in the cooli...

Page 16: ...etails ready Model Name Model Number Serial Number Date of Purchase Where Purchased Customer Name address and Postcode Contact Telephone Number Accurate description of the fault SERVICE 0844 84 85 86...

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