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-4-
but.
no.
function normal operation start up
ON OFF flash
1 compressor on off call ON
2 fan on off call ON
3 defrost on off call ON
4
digits three digits with decimal point and range -199 to 999. See
parameters /4, /5, /6 for the type of probe displayed, values
in °C/°F and decimal point
Storage of foodstuffs
In order to achieve the best results with your appliance, please observe the
following rules:
•
Only place foodstuffs in the cooling/freezing compartment after it has
reached the set operation temperature.
•
Do not place uncovered hot foodstuffs or liquids inside the cooling/
freezing compartment.
•
Package or cover foodstuffs, if possible.
•
Do not limit the air circulation inside the cooling/freezing compartment
by overfilling it.
•
Avoid opening the doors frequently or for a prolonged period of time.
•
Wait a few moments before reopening the doors after they have just
been closed.
4. Cleaning and care
Cleaning
•
Switch off and unplug the appliance before cleaning or
maintenance.
•
Do not clean the appliance with steel wool, strong
chemicals, alkali, abrasive or toxic agents, as they may
damage the surface of the appliance and pose a health
hazard.
•
During cleaning, do not approach sharp elements
(evaporator, condenser, etc.) that could cause cutting
injuries bare-handed. Always use protective gloves.
•
Use little or no water during cleaning.
•
The interior of the appliance should be cleaned at least
once a month.
To clean the interior, start a defrost process ( ). After the process
is finished, switch off the appliance and clean it with an antibacterial
cleaning agent and a soft cloth. Wipe with a soft dry cloth.
•
Clean the shelves with a soft damp cloth. Wipe with a soft dry cloth.
•
The appliance may only be used again or stored after it is dried
•
completely.
Defrosting
•
The defrost on models GRE is automatic.
•
The defrost on models GFR is manual. Please switch off the unit for
it.
•
The appliance will defrost itself automatically every 5 hours
(GRE4600, GRE4600S).
•
When the defrosting is finished, the appliance will enter into dripping
phase.
•
After the complete defrost process is finished, the defrost timer will
reset and start counting to 5 hours again.
Notes:
•
During the defrost process, the appliance will slightly lower the
temperature inside the cooling/freezing compartment, so that the
developed ice can melt. This process is not harmful to the products
stored in the appliance and will generally only take a few minutes. In
cases of severe frost, the process may take a maximum of 30
minutes.
•
The disposal of defrost water is automatic. The water will drip down
from the defrost water outlet into the water collection container at the
back of the appliance and evaporate there.
•
By starting a manual defrosting process, the frequency of defrosting
will not change, only the starting time of the 24-hour defrost cycle.
The time between each following automatic defrost process will
always be 5 hours.
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.
Appliance is
located near
heat sources.
Move appliance
well away from heat
sources.
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.