User manual BRANDT KRYSTO A+CLASS

[. . . ] 3 How to carry out your initial installation · Reversing the direction the door opens . This guide to installing and using your fridge is applicable to several models. There may be slight differences between your appliance's details and features and those described here. As you read through the guide, you will come across the following symbols, to warn you of: Safety precautions that must be observed Danger of a gas bursting into flame An electrical danger Dear Customer, You have just acquired a BRANDT fridge and we would like to thank you. [. . . ] The electrical installation must comply with Standard NF C *15-100, in particular concerning the Earth. 5 mm², 230V single-phase connected to: - A 20A single-phase 230V-50Hz supply - An ELCB and an individual fuse (10 or 16A depending on the model) We cannot be held responsible for any incident caused by faulty electrical installation. Recommendations for the electrical installation of your appliance: - Do not use extension leads , adaptors , or socket strips. - The socket must always remain accessible, yet be out of the reach of children. Your appliance is compliant with European Directives CEE/73/23 (low voltage directive), CEE/89/336 (electromagnetic compatibility) and CEE/96/57 (energy efficiency) as well as their modifications. If the appliance has been delivered to your home in a horizontal position, stand it Upright and then wait 2 hours before plugging it in. A small amount of oil may have flowed into the refrigeration circuit, and you must allow time for this to flow back towards the motor before connecting the appliance. The symbol appears instead of the refrigerator temperature when the function is activated. To stop the Holidays option, simply deactivate the function or set your refrigerator's temperature. door open alarm · The alarm is activated when the door remains open for more than 60 seconds. If this signal appears instead of the temperature, it means that the temperature sensor are probably defective. A safety procedure starts automatically to ensure that the appliance can operate but the Technical Assistance Department must be called. If this letter appears in place of the temperature, it means that there is a problem with the electricity supply. An automatic testing procedure is initiated for 5 minutes and then normal operation resumes. Your refrigerator's internal temperature is strictly dependent on the ambient temperature, How frequently the appliance's door are opened and the amount and the temperature of the Food you have placed in the refrigerator. You must therefore regularly check the temperature Indicator on your refrigerator and adjust the temperature setting if necessary. The temperatures that appear on the screen correspond to the requested temperatures and not the actual temperatures. Even when the screen is off, there is still mains power to your appliance. Mixed or regulated cold (depending on the model) This guide to installing and using Your fridge-freezer is applicable to several models. You can check very quickly by comparing your refrigerator to the illustrations on this page. Your appliance is equipped with a cold air ventilation system: - Mixed cold (A): the fan mixes the air - Regulated cold (B): a distribution column directs the air to every level, providing a very homogeneous temperature and avoiding any condensation forming on the shelves. Apart from these everyday advantages, we recommend that you use the fan: - When the climatic conditions are extreme (e. [. . . ] Coming from circulation of the refrigerant in your refrigerator's pipes. These can always be heard when the thermostat turns the motor on or off. If your appliance is fitted with a fan (depending on the model), the air circulating inside your appliance makes a slight background noise. Before calling the after-sales service, use the guide below to see if you can resolve the problem yourself: The refrigerator does not get cold enough Your appliance does not get cold at all - check the adjustement of the feet of your appliance and its stability. [. . . ]