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Problem
Possible cause
Solution
Appliance leaks
water.
Water collection
container or device for
water evaporation at
back of appliance are
damaged.
Have water collection container
or device for water evaporation
repaired by a professional.
Defrost water outlet at
back of appliance is
blocked or obstructed.
Remove blockage/obstruction
from defrost water outlet.
Appliance has not been
properly levelled.
Level appliance by screwing
and adjusting the levelling legs.
Appliance is
abnormally
noisy.
Loose screws or bolts
on frame of appliance.
Tighten screws and bolts.
Appliance not in a stable
position or not properly
levelled.
Bring appliance into a stable
position or level it by screwing
and adjusting the levelling legs.
Appliance
displays the
following alarm
codes:
P1
P2
HA
LA
EA
CA
dA
Technical error that
must only be handled
by manufacturer
or authorized
representative.
Contact retailer from whom you
purchased the product.
7. Product fiche
Trademark
Model identifier
GRE1400
GFR1400
GRE2700
GFR2700
Type of model
Vertical
Chilled
(Heavy duty)
Vertical
Frozen
(Heavy duty)
Vertical
Chilled
(Heavy duty)
Vertical
Frozen
(Heavy duty)
Energy
Efficiency Class
B
C
B
C
Energy
Efficiency Index
(EEI)
34
49
34
49
Energy
Consumption
over 24 hours
(E24h)
2.01 kWh
8.19 kWh
1.26 kWh
4.99 kWh
Annual Energy
Consumption
(AEC)
733.65
kWh/year
2989.35
kWh/year
459.9
kWh/year
1821.35
kWh/year
Net Volume (V
N
)
940 L
940 L
455 L
455 L
Climate Class
5
5
5
5
This appliance is intended for use in ambient temperatures up to 40°C
Refrigerant/
Charge
R600a/0.14kg R290/0.15kg R600a/0.11kg R290/0.12kg
Global warming
potential (GWP)
of refrigerant
fluid
3
3
3
3
MCC Trading International GmbH
Schlüterstr. 5, 40235 Düsseldorf,
Germany
5. Storage
•
During periods of inactivity or before storing, remove all foodstuffs from
the appliance, disconnect it from the supply and clean the appliance and
its accessories thoroughly ( Cleaning and care).
•
Store the appliance in a dry, protected environment, preferably at room
temperature. The temperature should be between -25°C and +55°C and
the ambient humidity between 30% and 95%.
•
To protect the appliance from dust, cover it with a cloth that allows air
circulation inside the appliance. You can also store the appliance in its
original packaging.
•
Keep the appliance out of reach of children.
6. Troubleshooting
WARNING!
•
In case of failures or malfunctions, always unplug the appliance
immediately.
•
Only perform the steps described in this instruction manual! All further
inspection, maintenance and repair work must be performed by an
authorized service center or a similarly qualified specialist.
•
Should you require spare parts, always obtain them from an authorized
seller. Do not use spare parts that are not recommended by the
manufacturer!
Notes:
•
When contacting service, be prepared to supply the trade name
and serial number of the appliance (see data plate at the front of the
appliance) as well as possible alarm codes shown on the control panel
(see table below).
•
In case of a fire, use a powder fire extinguisher.
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
Appliance does
not operate.
Power plug is not
connected to an
electrical outlet.
Connect power plug to a
suitable electrical outlet. Make
sure to plug it in tightly.
Supply cord is damaged.
Have supply cord replaced by
the manufacturer, its service
agent or similarly qualified
persons.
On/off switch (
I
/
O
) is set
to OFF (
O
).
Set on/off switch (
I
/
O
) to ON
(
I)
.
Appliance does
not achieve
required
temperature.
Control panel is not set
correctly.
Set temperature on control
panel as described in this
manual.
Appliance is in defrost
process or dripping
phase.
Let defrost process finish
completely and wait for a while.
Appliance will take some time
to reach the set temperature
again.
Evaporator is covered
with frost.
Defrost the appliance.
Condenser is blocked
with dust.
Have condenser cleaned (
Cleaning and care).
Appliance is located
near heat sources.
Move appliance well away from
heat sources.
Air flow of condensing
unit is interrupted, i.e.,
ventilation opening
at top of appliance is
blocked.
Unblock airflow of condensing
unit by removing obstacles on
top of ventilation opening.
Stored foods or other
objects prevent proper
closing of cooling/
freezing compartment
doors.
Reorder contents of cooling/
freezing compartment or
remove several items to allow
doors to close.
Cooling/freezing
compartment
overloaded, filled with
hot food or filled in a
way that prevents proper
air circulation.
Remove several items, remove
hot foodstuffs or reorder
contents of cooling/freezing
compartment to allow air
circulation.
