SNAIGE R 130 Manual de usuario

Refrigerator with a freezer compartment

Instructions for Use

R 130

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

CAREFULLY READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL. If instructions are not

followed, there is a risk of injury, damage of the appliance and loss of the right to

free warranty service. We recommend to keep the Instruction manual the whole

time you have the appliance. When you sell the appliance pass the Instruction

manual to the new owner of the appliance.

WARNING!

–Do not cover the ventilation holes at the top and on the sides of the

appliance.

–Do not use any mechanical means or electrical devices to hasten the thawing

process when cleaning the freezer compartment.

–Do not use electrical appliances inside the food storage compartments of the

appliance, unless they are of the type recommended by the manufacturer.

–If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer,

manufacturer service agent or a similarly qualified person, in order to avoid a

hazard.

–Disposal of the appliance should be according to national rules.

–Do not damage the appliance refrigeration system. It contains the refrigerant

gas R600a. If the refrigeration system is damaged:

•Do not use any open flame.

•Avoid sparks―do not turn on any electrical appliances or lighting

fixtures.

•Immediately ventilate the room.

–Do not allow children to play with the appliance or to plug it in or unplug from

the electricity supply socket. Do not allow children to play with the packaging

material from the appliance.

–This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and

persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of

experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction

concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards

involved.

–Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without

supervision.

–The appliance should be used only for freezing and storing foodstuffs.

–This appliance is not designed for the storage of explosive substances such

as aerosol cans with a flammable propellant.

–It is prohibited to store petrol and other flammable liquids near the appliance.

CONNECTION TO THE MAINS

–The appliance should only be connected to an earthed socket installed in

accordance with the regulations. Make sure that the supply voltage

corresponds with the voltage marked on the rating label. This product

complies with all binding CE labelling directives.. The earthed electrical

socket by which the appliance is connected to the mains should be in an

accessible place.

–IF THE APPLIANCE IS PRODUCED WITH THE SPECIAL SUPPLY CORD

IT CAN BE EXCHANGED ONLY BY THE SAME SPECIAL SUPPLY CORD

PROVIDED BY THE MANUFACTURER.

–TO AVOID HAZARDS, DAMAGED POWER SUPPLY CORDS SHOULD

ONLY BE REPLACED BY THE MANUFACTURER, A MAINTENANCE

TECHNICIAN OR A PERSON WITH AN EQUIVALENT QUALIFICATION.

–DO NOT USE extension cords or connectors (adapters), or hubs.

–When positioning the appliance, be careful that the electrical cord isn’t

squeezed in order to avoid its damage. Do not store heavy objects such as

cooling devices, furniture or other domestic devices next the appliance in

such a way that they could squeeze and damage the electrical cord. This can

cause a short circuit and a fire.

–Make sure that the plug of the electrical cord is not squeezed by the back

wall of the appliance or otherwise damaged. A damaged plug can be the

cause of a fire!

•If the appliance is unplugged (for cleaning, moving to another place, etc.), it

may be repeatedly switched ON AFTER 15 MIN.

•It is forbidden to use a technically damaged appliance.

•The appliance can’t be disposed of by burning.

•Do not place any switched on electrical devices (such as microwave ovens,

hair dryers, irons, electric kettles or other electrical devices) on top of the

appliance because this may cause ignition of plastic parts.

•Do not place any dishes with liquids on top of the appliance and do not keep

flowers in vases or other liquid-filled vessels on the appliance.

•Do not climb on or sit on the appliance, do not lean on or hang on the

appliance doors and do not allow children to do this.

IF THE APPLIANCE IS OUT OF ORDER AND IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO

REPAIR IT BY MEANS OF GIVEN RECOMMENDATIONS, UNPLUG IT,

OPEN THE DOORS AND CALL THE SERVICE EXPERT. ONLY A

SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE CAN REMEDY ALL TECHNICAL OR

CONSTRUCTION FAULTS.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION INFORMATION

This symbol indicates that once the appliance is no longer needed, it cannot

be disposed together with other miscellaneous municipal waste. It should be

collected and eliminated separately, i.e. in containers specially marked with

this symbol in large-dimension rubbish collection areas. Full information on

where to submit the old appliance safety can be obtained from local

government authorities, the shop where you bought the appliance or the

manufacturer’s representatives.

If you decided to scrap the appliance, make it impossible to use in order to prevent

possible misadventure. Pull out the electric plug from the electricity supply socket and

then cut off the cord. Tear off the gasket. Break the door lock if any.

WARNING! Do not dismantle the appliance yourself. Pass it on to recycling

companies.

GENERAL INFORMATION

The appliance consists of a refrigerator with a freezer compartment. Fresh food

products can be stored for a short while in the refrigerator, and food products can be

frozen and stored for longer periods in the freezer compartment.

THE APPLIANCE IS ECOLOGICALLY CLEAN, CONTAINING NO MATERIALS HARMFUL TO

THE OZONE LAYER: the refrigerant used is R600a, the foaming agent used for the

appliance insulation is cyclopentane C5H10.

THE MANUFACTURER GUARANTEES RELIABLE OPERATION OF THE REFRIGERATOR

WHEN THE RELATIVE AIR HUMIDITY NOT GREATER THAN 70 PER CENT AND THE

AMBIENT TEMPERATURE IS:

+16 TO +32 DEGREES CELSIUS (Climate class N);

+16 TO +38 DEGREES CELSIUS (Climate class ST);

Product data sheet

Model

R 130

Category ¹)

Energy efficiency class ²)

A+

Annual energy consumption ³), kWh/in year

Actual consumption will depend on how the appliance is used and where it is located

Refrogerator net volume , L

Freezer compartmen net volume , L

Frost-free: refrigeration unit

yes

Frost-free: freezer unit

Freezing capacity, kg/24h

Power cut safe, h

Climate class⁵)

N-ST

Dimensions (H/W/D), cm

85 / 56 / 60

Noise level, dB(A) re 1pw

Construction

Freestanding

Electrical Data

see in the product label

NOTE. The manufacturer reserves the right to make future changes to technical

parameters and specifications.

¹)

1 = Refrigerator with one or more fresh-food storage compartments,

2 = Refrigerator-cellar, Cellar and Wine storage appliances,

3 = Refrigerator-chiller and Refrigerator with a 0-star compartment,

4 = Refrigerator with a one-star compartment, 5 = Refrigerator with a two-star compartment,

6 = Refrigerator with a three-star compartment, 7 = Refrigerator-freezer,

8 = Upright freezer, 9 = Chest freezer, 10 = Multi-use and other refrigerating appliances

²)

A+++ (most efficient) to D (least efficient)

³)

Annual energy consumption (AE C ) in kWh per year, based on standard test results for 24 hours.

Actual energy consumption will depend on how the appliance is used and where it is located.

1 One-star compartment with nominal temperature of -6°C

2 Two-star compartment with nominal temperature of -12°C

3 Three-star compartment with nominal temperature of -18°C

4 Food freezer compartment (four-star compartment) with nominal temperature of -18°C

⁵)

Climate class: This appliance is intended to be used at an ambient temperature between lowest and

highest temperature: SN = 10°C-32°C, N = 16°C-32°C, ST = 16°C-38°C, T = 16°C-43°C

DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE, BASIC PARTS

PREPARING THE APPLIANCE FOR OPERATION

It is recommended to prepare the appliance for operation with a helper.

•Remove package. Lift the appliance away from foamed polystyrene base. Your

appliance is fit with screwed handles to not rise or push it taking by

handles. Handles may break. Tear off adhesive tapes.

•Remove the red packing materials from the shelves (fig.

2). Tear the red tape off the door tubs —this is just for

when the appliance is being

transported.

Check that the door latch

catches on the hook of the

plate.

•If the appliance is brought in from the cold (temperature is not

higher than +12 °C), you should wait for two hours

before connecting it to the mains.

•The appliance should not be connected to the mains until

all packing and transport materials aren’t removed. Suitably

dispose the packaging material

Freezer compartment

Door trays

Interior light block

Egg tray

Termostat knob

Thaw water channel cleaner

Adjustable height shelves

Condenser

Glass shelf

Thaw water drip tray

Fruit and vegetable boxes

Compressor

POSITIONING

•Place the appliance in a dry, well ventilated room.

WARNING! The appliance should not be operated in an unheated room

or porch. Place the appliance away from heat sources such as kitchen

stove/oven, radiators, or direct sunlight.

WARNING! The appliance must not touch any pipes for heating, gas or

water supply, or any other electrical devices.

•Do not cover the ventilation holes at the top of the appliances

–it must be a good air circulation around the appliance. There

should be a gap of at least 10 cm between the top of the

appliance body and any furniture that may

be above it. If this requirement is not

followed, the appliance consumes more

electrical energy and its compressor may

overheat.

•If you are positioning the refrigerator in a

corner, leave a gap of at least 1 cm

between the wall and the body of the

appliance so that the refrigerator door opens enough. 

•The appliance must stand on a level surface and must not

touch the wall. If necessary, regulate the height of the

appliance by adjusting the levelling feet: by turning them

clockwise –the front of the appliance rises, by turning them

counter clockwise –it comes down. If the appliance is tilted

slightly backward –the doors will close by themselves.

TEMPERATURE REGULATION

The temperature in the refrigerator compartment is controlled using the thermostat

knob 2 (fig. 1) by turning it to one side or the other. The temperature indication in

digits is shown beside the thermostat knob.

The temperature is regulated on the scale of seven digits.

0= Compressor is switched off. WARNING! Electric current is not switched off.

1= highest temperature (lowest cooling)

7= lowest temperature (highest cooling)

If foodstuffs in the refrigerator compartment are too cold, set the thermostat knob to 1,

2or 3. If foodstuffs in the refrigerator compartment are not being chilled sufficiently,

set the thermostat knob to 4, 5or 6. Please set the desired temperature in the

appliance according to your own requirements!

THE TEMPERATURE IN THE REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT MAY VARY

DEPENDING ON AMBIENT TEMPERATURE, THE AMOUNT OF FOODSTUFFS, THE

TEMPERATURE OF THE FOODSTUFFS, AND HOW OFTEN THE APPLIANCE

DOORS ARE OPENED AND CLOSED. Therefore we recommend:

•locate the appliance away from heat sources,

•do not put hot foodstuffs in the refrigerator

compartment –they must be cooled down to room

temperature,

•appliance door must not to be left open,

•the appliance door should not be open longer than it is

necessary to take out or put in foodstuffs.

ATTENTION! To prevent frost from forming too quickly on the

freezer compartment evaporator and doorframe, make sure the

freezer compartment door is shut properly. 

IF THE ROOM IS COOL, THE APPLIANCE COOLS LESS. THE

TEMPERATURE IN THE APPLIANCE MAY THEREFORE RISE. Use

the thermostat wheel to set a lower temperature.

FREEZING OF FOODSTUFFS

In the freezer compartment the fast-freeze section is marked with the symbol

Food to be frozen should first be allowed to cool off to room temperature and then

should be placed in one row at the bottom of the freezer compartment. Set the

thermostat knob to setting number 7. When the products are frozen after 24 hours,

the thermostat wheel should be set at its earlier position.

•DO NOT EXCEED THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF FROZEN FOOD INDICATED IN THE

PRODUCTS DATA SHEET.

•Leave a gap of not less than 3 cm between the foodstuffs being frozen and the upper

partition.

•Do not place unwrapped foodstuffs in the freezer sections.

•Fresh food for freezing should not touch already frozen foodstuffs.

•Do not freeze foodstuffs that are warmer than the room temperature.

•Do not freeze liquid foodstuffs in glass vessels or bottles. Do not freeze

carbonated beverages.

•Strictly observe the frozen foodstuffs validity dates indicated by the manufacturer on

the their packaging.

WE RECOMMEND THAT FROZEN FISH AND SAUSAGE SHOULD BE STORED IN THE

FREEZER COMPARTMENT NOT LONGER THAN 6 MONTHS; CHEESE, POULTRY, PORK,

LAMB –NOT MORE THAN 8 MONTHS; BEEF, FRUIT AND VEGETABLES –NOT

LONGER THAN 12 MONTHS.

DEFROSTING

THE REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT defrosts automatically. Drops of ice that form on

the back wall of the refrigerator compartment thaw during the time the compressor is

not working and the thaw water runs down the thaw water runoff channel to the tray

on top of the compressor (Fig. 1), where it evaporates.

FREEZER COMPARTMENT should be thawed not less than twice a year or when a layer

of ice thicker than 5 mm forms in it. Do the actions below in the order they are listed:

WARNING! Turn the appliance off and pull the plug out of the

electrical socket.

•Remove foodstuffs from freezer compartment. The frozen foodstuffs will not warm

up too much while you are thawing the freezer compartment if you cover them with a

thick cloth and keep them in a cool place.

•Leave door of appliance open. When the ice melts, clean and wipe dry the surfaces

and fixtures of the refrigerator and freezer compartments.

•Close the freezer compartment door. Check that the door latch catches on the

hook of the plate. Plug in and turn on the appliance.

CLEANING AND CARE

REGULARLY CLEAN THE APPLIANCE.

Remember that before defrosting the appliance and cleaning

the back part of the appliance body you must disconnect the

appliance from the electrical energy supply socket by pulling the

plug out of the electricity outlet.

•Protect the appliance inner surfaces and plastic parts from fats, acids and sauces. In

case of accidental spills –immediately clean with warm soapy water or dishwashing

detergent. Wipe dry.

•Clean the appliance inner surfaces with warm soapy water. Dishwashing detergent

may also be used.

•Wipe dry inner and outer surfaces.

•Regularly clean the hermetic gaskets of the doors. Wipe dry.

•REGULARLY CLEAN THE THAW WATER CHANNEL SPACE IN THE

REFRIGERATOR WITH A SPECIAL CLEANER 9FOR THAT PURPOSE

(see fig. 1).

•At least once a year clean dust away from the back part of the

appliance body and the compressor. A soft brush, electrostatic

cloth or vacuum cleaner may be used for cleaning (see fig.).

•DO NOT use detergents containing abrasive particles, acid, alcohol

or benzene for cleaning the appliance inner and outer surfaces.

DO NOT use for cleaning cloths or sponges that have coarse

surfaces intended for scrubbing.

PRACTICAL TIPS AND OBSERVATIONS

•Strictly observe the foodstuff validity time indicated by the manufacturer on the

product packaging.

•Do not keep bananas in the refrigerator –these fruits are sensitive to cold.

•Do not keep prepared food and ready-to-cook (“heat and eat”) food in the same

container.

•Store in an airtight container in the appliance any foodstuffs that have a strong odour

(e.g. fresh fish, pâté de foie gras goose liver pâté, and cheese).

•Frozen foodstuffs should be thawed in the refrigerator compartment. Food that thaws

slowly retains better flavour properties and spread cold will help to maintain the set

temperature in the refrigerator compartment.

•Do not consume ice made in the freezer compartment straight away.

•Products will freeze more quickly if they are divided up and packed in small portions.

•IF THE A PPLIAN C E I S TO BE LEFT SWITCHED O F F FOR AN EXT ENDED

PERI OD , LEA V E I TS D O ORS OPEN.

Remarks o n t h e a p pli a n c e operatin g noise. As the appliance

operates and goes through the freezing cycle, various noises will be emitted.

This is normal and is not a sign of any malfunction.

As the refrigerant circulates around the refrigeration system, it causes sounds like

murmuring, bubbling, or rustling. Louder sounds like popping or clicking may be heard

for a short time as the refrigerator’s compressor switches on.

CHANGING THE OPENING DIRECTION OF THE DOORS

It is recommended that changing the opening direction of the doors should be done

with a helper. You will need two spanners No. 8 and No. 10 and a head screwdriver.

! When changing the opening direction of the doors, YOU CAN NOT lay the refrigerator

horizontally. Do the actions below in the order they are listed:

WARNING! Turn off the appliance

and pull the plug out of the

electricity supply socket.

1. Remove support 1and undo

screws 2.

2. Undo the two screws 3that hold

the pull-out shelf. Remove pull-out

shelf 4.

3. Remove the bracket (5) and its

washers from the axle.

4. Unscrew the axle together with its

washers from the bracket (5) and

screw it into the second aperture

of the bracket (5).

5. Remove the refrigerator door (6).

6. Change the opening direction of the freezer compartment door: open the door (7),

undo the screw (8), and remove the plate (9).

7. Undo the screw

(10) and

remove the

bracket (11).

8. Pull the door (7)

downward and

remove it.

9. In the places

indicated on the

other side of the

refrigerator

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