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V-ZUG De Luxe eco, Operating Instructions Manual

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1 Safety precautions

How to avoid damaging the appliance

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Only use water or a mild alkaline solution when cleaning the appliance.

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Do not use pointed or sharp-edged objects when removing layers of ice or
frozen-on food.

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No mechanical or artificial means other than those recommended may be
used to accelerate defrosting.

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Summary of Contents for De Luxe eco

Page 1: ...Operating instructions De Luxe De Luxe eco Perfect Perfect eco Refrigerator...

Page 2: ...of the appliance at the time these operating instructions went to press The right to make tech nical modifications for the purpose of the further development of the appliance is reserved Validity The...

Page 3: ...h mode 17 7 Glass shelves and door trays 18 7 1 Positioning door trays 18 7 2 Positioning glass shelves 18 8 Bottle drawer 19 9 Tips and tricks 20 9 1 General information on using the appliance 20 9 2...

Page 4: ...13 Warranty 31 14 Technical data 32 14 1 Note for testing institutes 32 14 2 Temperature measurement 32 14 3 Product fiche 33 15 Index 35 16 Notes 37 17 Service Support 39 4...

Page 5: ...cautions can result in injury or in dam age to the appliance or fittings Information and precautions that should be observed Information on disposal Information about the operating instructions Indica...

Page 6: ...ith the appliance Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be undertaken by children without su pervision If an appliance is not equipped with a mains cable and a plug or other means for disconnecting...

Page 7: ...ial establishments in agricultural establishments by guests in hotels motels and other accom modation establishments in bed and breakfast establishments This appli ance is not intended for use in the...

Page 8: ...r all types of open flame and sources of ignition must be avoided as isobutane is flammable The room in which the appliance is located must be ventilated for a few minutes Inform Cus tomer Services If...

Page 9: ...ly use water or a mild alkaline solution when cleaning the appliance Do not use pointed or sharp edged objects when removing layers of ice or frozen on food No mechanical or artificial means other tha...

Page 10: ...ve the appliance disconnected from the mains by an electrician Then cut the mains cable off flush with the appliance Disposal The old appliance should not be discarded as worthless rubbish If dis pose...

Page 11: ...ransport material as well as protective film if any from the interior Clean the interior and accessories with lukewarm water or a mild alkaline solution and dry completely Check that all appliance doo...

Page 12: ...essary adjustments to the appli ance Product family 51060 51063 51064 51053 51056 1 2 4 5 7 8 11 12 10 9 6 3 2 6 11 12 10 9 7 8 4 5 3 1 Bottle drawer 7 Freezer compartment 2 Vegetable drawer 8 Operati...

Page 13: ...splay elements 05 off 1 2 4 B A 3 D C Buttons 1 ON OFF button 2 Temperature setting button 3 Preselection button 4 Special functions button Displays A Rapid cooling B Cooling compartment temperature d...

Page 14: ...ss the button for 3 seconds The cooling compartment temperature display flashes in the display Press the button repeatedly until the required temperature flashes If no further settings are made after...

Page 15: ...display symbol flashes Press another button or make settings within 5 seconds The button lock is reactivated 10 seconds after the last press of a button Switching the appliance off Depress the button...

Page 16: ...compartment tem perature display is illuminated for 30 seconds after activation The corresponding symbol flashes in the display Press the button The special function is activated The corresponding sym...

Page 17: ...es the noise level to a level that is above the normal op erating noise The compressor output is increased until the cooling compart ment temperature reaches the target temperature or the maximum time...

Page 18: ...ng the door trays in the openings in the door frame Push the door tray down as far as it will go The top door tray with the cover is not adjustable 7 2 Positioning glass shelves Slide the base panel i...

Page 19: ...used to cool items such as drinks and delicate vegetables to 10 C Removing the bottle drawer Pull the bottle drawer out as far as it will go Jerk the handle upwards Inserting the bottle drawer Tip the...

Page 20: ...s shelves For this reason food must be covered or wrapped up this also prevents it from drying out The electronic controller defrosts the cooling compartment once a day A visible layer of ice on the r...

Page 21: ...d therefore be stored on the lowest shelf Example arrangement from top to bottom In the freezer compartment For freezing and storing food and making ice On the glass shelves Cakes and bakes Cooked foo...

Page 22: ...immediately before putting the goods in the freezer Defrosted frozen food must not be refrozen as the food may perish 9 4 Notes on saving energy Leave the drawers glass shelves and door trays in the p...

Page 23: ...smells Regularly inspect door seals for impurities and clean these using a soft brush This helps to prevent them from sticking or being damaged The operating and display elements should only be clean...

Page 24: ...the evaporation tray When defrosting is complete the temperature is lowered back down to the set target temperature Keep the collection channel and the drain pipe clean so that the wa ter can flow fre...

Page 25: ...n defrosting keep frozen food as cold and insulated as pos sible e g by wrapping it in newspaper Do not use sharp objects to remove ice or food that has frozen solid Do not use electrical heaters or n...

Page 26: ...g from the manufacturer Disconnect the electrical supply by pulling out the mains plug or switching off the fuse Remove the LED lighting Disconnect plug and socket connection 1 for the LED lighting 1...

Page 27: ...ecome quieter as the appliance runs Keyword Cause Remarks Buzzing Cooling unit Normal operating noise made by the cool ing unit volume depends on the size of the appliance and the load dependent spin...

Page 28: ...er an ef fect of the architecture 11 2 Warning and alarm signals Warnings when the appliance doors are open If the cooling compartment door is open for several minutes the following alarm signals occu...

Page 29: ...working Possible cause Solution A household fuse or circuit breaker has tripped Change the fuse Reset the circuit breaker The fuse or circuit breaker keeps blowing Call Customer Services An interrupti...

Page 30: ...s any button The current average temperature appears in the temperature display the following appears in the temperature display Possible cause Solution Various situations can lead to an F message Cal...

Page 31: ...can be traced back to a material or manu facturing fault will be rectified by customer services under this warranty The following are not covered by warranty LED defects Breakage of glass plates and p...

Page 32: ...he grille must be used In this case the special function must be ac tivated immediately before putting the food into the appliance 14 2 Temperature measurement The cooling compartment and freezer comp...

Page 33: ...h 15 15 Freezing capacity kg 24 h 2 0 2 0 Climate class W SN ST 4 SN T 5 Airborne acoustical noise emissions dB A 36 33 Built in appliance yes yes 1 Annual energy consumption based on standard test r...

Page 34: ...reezing capacity kg 24 h 2 0 2 0 Climate class W SN ST 4 SN T 5 Airborne acoustical noise emissions dB A 34 33 Built in appliance yes yes 1 Annual energy consumption based on standard test results for...

Page 35: ...uctions for use 7 M Malfunctions 29 Model number 2 N Notes 37 O ON OFF 13 Operating and display elements 13 Operating noise 27 Operating the appliance 14 P Packaging 10 Power failure 30 Preselection 1...

Page 36: ...Tips 20 Type 2 U Using for the first time 7 11 V Validity 2 W Warning and alarm functions 28 Warranty 31 36...

Page 37: ...37 16 Notes...

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Page 39: ...designation to complete the registration process This information can be found on the identification plate for your appliance My appliance information FN ___________________ Appliance _______________...

Page 40: ...V ZUG Ltd Industriestrasse 66 CH 6301 Zug Tel 41 58 767 67 67 Fax 41 58 767 61 61 info vzug com www vzug com Service Centre Tel 0800 850 850 J51053013 R02...

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