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- Page 1 BK 8192 PLUS Instructions for use...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Index Safety first/1 Electrical requirements/2 Transportation instructions/2 Installation instructions/2 Getting to know your appliance/3 Suggested arrangement of food in the appliance/3 Temperature control and adjustment/4 Before operating/4 Storing frozen food/5 Freezing fresh food/5 Making ice cubes/5 Defrosting/6 Replacing the interior light bulb/6 Cleaning and care/6-7 Do’s and don’ts/7-8 Trouble - shooting/8... -
Page 5: Safety First/1
Instructions for use Congratulations on your choice of a Quality Appliance, designed to give you many years of service. Safety first! Do not connect your appliance to the electricity supply until all packing and transit protectors have been removed. • Leave to stand for at least 4 hours before switching on, to allow compressor oil to settle, if transported horizontally. -
Page 6: Instructions For Use
Electrical requirements Before inserting the plug into the wall socket make sure that the voltage and the frequency shown in the rating plate inside the appliance corresponds to your electricity supply. We recommend that this appliance be connected to the mains supply via a suitably switched and fused socket in a readily accessible position. -
Page 7: Getting To Know Your Appliance/3
• Put the back airing lid to the back of your refrigerator to set the distance between the refrigerator and the wall. 4. The appliance should be positioned on a smooth surface. The two front feet can be adjusted as required.To ensure that your... -
Page 8: Temperature Control And Adjustment/4
Temperature control and adjustment Operating temperatures are controlled by the thermostat knob (Fig. 2) and may be set at any position between 1 and 5 (the coldest position). The average temperature inside the fridge should be around +5°C (+41°F). Therefore adjust the thermostat to obtain the desired temperature. -
Page 9: Storing Frozen Food/5
Storing frozen food Your freezer is suitable for the long-term storage of commercially frozen foods and also can be used to freeze and store fresh food. If there is a power failure, do not open the door. Frozen food should not be affected if the failure lasts for less than 20 hrs. -
Page 10: Defrosting/6
Defrosting A) Fridge compartment The fridge compartment defrosts automatically. The defrost water runs to the drain tube via a collection container at the back of the appliance (Fig. 4). During defrosting, water droplets may form at the back of the fridge compartment where a concealed evaporator is located. -
Page 11: Do's And Don
10. Never: • Clean the appliance with unsuitable material; eg petroleum based products. • Subject it to high temperatures in any way, • Scour, rub etc., with abrasive material. 11. Removal of dairy cover and door tray : • To remove the dairy cover, first lift the cover up by about an inch and pull it off from the side where there is an opening on the cover. -
Page 12: Trouble - Shooting/8
Defrost food in the fridge compartment. Store bananas in your fridge Don't- compartment. Store melon in your fridge. It can be Don't- chilled for short periods as long as it is wrapped to prevent it flavouring other food. Cover the shelves with any protective Don't- materials which may obstruct air circulation. - Page 14 min. 200 cm 84.5 min. 35 mm 47.5 min. 200 cm...
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