FFJ2667X - Fridge FAGOR - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL FFJ2667X FAGOR

REEMPLACEMENT DES AMPOULES

CES APPAREILS RESPECTENT LES DIRECTIVES CEE: 73/23, 93/68, 89/336, 96/57

CONTENS

Page

Installation 2

General Description 3

Starting up. 3

Using the refrigerator 4

Using the freezer. 6

Cleaning and Maintenance 10

Changing the direction of the doors 11

Problems 13

Specifications 14

INFORMATION FOR THE CORRECT DISPOSAL OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC APPLIANCES (RAEE)

When the appliance reaches the end of its service life, you should not dispose of it with the general domestic waste.

It can be taken free of charge to the local administrations' specific selective collection centres, or to distributors who provide this service. Separating a domestic appliance before disposing of it means you will prevent possible negative consequences for the environment and health which may be given rise to by incorrect disposal, and it means the materials making it up can be treated and recycled, obtaining important savings on energy and resources.

To remind you that you must collaborate with a selective collection scheme, there is a symbol on the product warning you not to dispose of it in traditional refuse containers.

For further information, contact your local authority or the shop where you bought the product.

WARNING

If your old refrigerator has a manual or automatic door locking device DO NOT FORGET TO DESTROY OR INCAPACITATE THE LOCKING SYSTEM before throwing it away, in order to prevent children from locking themselves inside whilst playing.

DO NOT DAMAGE THE PIPES to avoid an uncontrolled leakage of coolant into the atmosphere.

INSTALLATION

RECOMMENDATIONS

Allow air to circulate behind the refrigerator. Do not cover the front grill or top of the refrigerator with any object. If the refrigerator is placed underneath a cupboard, leave a space for air to circulate.

Your refrigerator's climate classification is stated on the specifications plate, and defines the

room temperature range for which the cooling unit is designed, at which the apparatus is guaranteed to operate correctly. Where two classes are indicated, the unit will operate correctly in both.

Type Temperature range
N 16^ - 32^ ST 18^ - 38^ T 18^ - 43^

As far as possible avoid locating near to heat sources.

If the refrigerator needs to be laid down for unpacking or to change the direction of the doors, ONLY LAY IT DOWN ON THE REAR SECTION.

NOTE: The door hinges are on the right. If this is inconvenient the hinges can be changed to the other side. Instructions are contained in the section on changing the direction of door opening.

IMPORTANT. Ensure that the refrigerator is well seated on the ground (without movement) and is properly levelled (without tilting) by adjusting the levelling feet.

This refrigerator operates at 220/240 v. If the voltage in your home is different, a transformer should be used with an output of not less than 500 W. Use an EARTHED plug.

NOTE: The manufacturer will not accept any liability in the event that these recommendations are not followed.

BEFORE CONNECTING TO THE POWER

1.- Clean the inside of the refrigerator.

2.- Wait for 2 hours before connecting, to ensure proper functioning.

1. Connect to the power.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

NOTE: On occasions the internal composition of the appliance may not correspond to the enclosed figure.

STARTING UP

1 Move the thermostat control to an intermediate position.
2 Close the doors.
3 Food can be placed in the refrigerator three hours later. Wait hor 24 hours before freezing fresh food.

USING THE REFRIGERATOR

ATTENTION

• The temperature inside the refrigerator can be selected by turning the thermostat control.
• Remember that the temperature is not totally uniform within the interior as a whole and different sections are more suitable for different types of food (as shown in the diagram).
• The temperature inside the refrigerator can be affected by the ambient temperature, the location of the refrigerator and the frequency with which the door is opened.
• Do not place uncovered liquids or hot food in the refrigerator.
• NEVER place volatile, inflammable or explosive liquids in the refrigerator, such as solvents, alcohols, acetone or petrol as there will be a risk of explosion.
• Meat and fish should be wrapped to avoid smells developing.
• Under certain relative humidity and ambient temperature conditions, condensation may appear on the inside and the outside of the refrigerator.

USING THE REFRIGERATOR

UNIFORM COLD

The refrigerator compartment of your appliance has a uniform cooling system. This feature is provided by the fan in the top rear part of the compartment. Apart from keeping the temperatures even, it prevents condensation from forming on the trays and it also speeds up the cooling process, meaning optimum food preservation.

DEFROSTING

The refrigerator has an automatic defrosting system and it is not therefore necessary to take any action

SHELVES

Your appliance has several shelves that will be very comfortable and easy to clean for you.

AIR INLET REGULATOR (incorporated in some models)

Air inlet regulator in the salad drawer. This air inlet regulator enables you to select the optimum conservation conditions depending on the food items contained.

Ensure that foods does not touch the back wall. The trays have a limit point for this purpose which should not be exceeded.

The back wall of the refrigerator is normally covered with drops of water or ice. This is completely NORMAL and is part of the automatic defrosting process.

USING THE FREEZER

FREEZING FRESH FOOD

NOTE

All the baskets in the freezer section of this refrigerator are in the 4 star category and up to 4kg of fresh food can be frozen in 24 hours.

ADVICE

• Wrap products to be frozen in aluminium foil or place them in sealed containers.
• Prepare foods in single consumption portions.
• Never refreeze food which has been defrosted.
• Label food with detailis of the contents and date frozen.
• Do not place food to be frozen in direct contact with food already frozen.
• Do not place fizzy drinks in the freezer section.
• Ice-cream, etc. should not be consumed at low a temperature.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE YOUR FREEZER

FROZEN FOOD PRESERVATION

A FEW HINTS

• When you buy frozen food in your shop, try to introduce the products into the freezer as soon as possible.
• Observe the preservation time that appear on the product packing, taking into account this a * freezer.
• When freezing food by yourself, consult the list of preservation times.

CONSERVATION TIMES

FISH AND SHELLFISH
Lobsters 3
Shrimps 3
Cold	2
Sardines and similar	3/4
Trout	2/3
Salmon	2/3
Sole	3
Turbot	2/3
MEAT
Beef	10/12
Mutton 6/8
Veal	9
Pork	6
Fillets/Chops 4
Liver/Kidneys	10
Brain/Tongue	2
Mincemeat, sausages	2
Rabbit	5/7
POUTRY AND GAME
Chickens	10
Turkey (in portions)	7
Duck, goose	5
Hare	6
Partidrige-Quail 8
Pheasants 7/8
Big game	10
READY TO SERVE FOOD
Tomato sauce	3
Stock	3
Beef, veal pork or chicken stews	2/3
Assorted vegetables	3
Stewed meat	3
Hamburgers	2
Stuffed peppers	2
Espinach	2
Brench beans	2
Tarts, confectionery, etc	5/6
Fruit salad 3
Sandwiches	6

SORT OF FOOD

VEGETABLES
Salt-wort 12
Artichoke 12
Carrots 12
Cauliflower 6/8
Brussels sprouts 6
Asparagus 12
Cabbage 6/8
Beans 12
Mushrooms 6
Parsley 12
Peppers 12
Spinach 12
Broad beans 12
FRUITS
Apricots 8
Cherises, plums, raspberries, gooseberries, blackberries	10
Peaches 10/12
Strawberries 12
Stewed fruit (apples, pears) 10
Grapes 10/12
Fruit juices 10
Pineapple 10/12
BREAD CONFECTIONERY
Biscuits-tarts 6
Flaky pastry tart 1
Pastry (unbaked)	3
Bread and rolls	2
EGGS AND DAIRY PRODUCE
Eggs (shelled)	6
UHT Milk	3
Burter	6
Cheese (samall portions)	6/8
Fresh cream	3

USING THE FREEZER

DEFROSTING FOOD

The same method should not be used for defrosting all types of food.

If you purchase frozen food from stores, follow the instructions on the packaging.

Green vegetables should be cooked without defrosting.

Pre-cooked and ready prepared food can generally be cooked without defrosting.

Meat and fish should be slowly defrosted in the refrigerator over several hours. If you have a microwave oven, defrosting can to a large extent be accelerated.

MAKING ICE CUBES

1

Fill the trays inside the freezer three quarters full of water.

2

Place the trays in the freezer, preferably in the lower section.

3

Once frozen, the ice cubes can be removed by gently twisting the trays.

USING THE FREEZER

DEFROSTING AND CLEANING

A layer of ice or frost will in time form on the walls of the freezer.

This will lead to an increased power consumption.

In order to avoid this, the layer of ice should be removed at least twice each year.

1 Move the thermostat control to the STOP position and the freezer will be turned off.

2 A scraper can be used to help remove the ice, or a container of hot water can be placed inside. Do not use sharp objects or electric heating devices.

3 absorbent cloth and clean and dry the inside thoroughly.

4 Move the intertostat control to the normal operating position.

5 Two hours later the frozen food can be replaced in the freezer.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

CLEANING

ADVICE

The refrigerator should be disconnected before cleaning the inside.

Do not use abrasive products, solvents, metal cleaning products or undiluted detergents.

The grill on the rear part of the refrigerator should be cleaned once a year with a vacuum cleaner. Dirt will prevent proper functioning increase electricity consumption.

TEMPORARILY TURNING OFF THE REFRIGERATOR

• Disconnect the refrigerator.
• Remove food and clean and dry the inside.
• Leave the door open to avoid the formation of offensive odours.
• Follow the same procedure in the event of a prolonged power cut or refrigerator breakdown.

CHANGING THE BULB

1- Disconnect the refrigerator.

2- Remove the old bulb and replace with a similar type.

220v 15wmax.

CHANGINC THE DIRECTION OF DOOR OPENING

1

Lay the fridge down on its back.

2

Remove the bottom hinge by undoing the 3 screws (A) holding it in place. Take out the pin (B) on the right-hand side and fit it to the left-hand side of the hinge. Undo the 2 screws (C) and screw them in the right-hand side. Take off the bottom door.

3

Remove the middle hinge, by removing the strip protecting and hiding the screws and then undoing the screws. Also remove the left-hand side cover and fit it where the hinge was before. Take off the top door.

4

Remove the upper hinge by taking off the protective plate covering the screws, and then remove the screws. Place it on the left hand side. To do this, remove its cover and fit it on the right.

5

If your refrigerator has self-closing devices on the central hinge area of the doors, remove them, turn them and place them on the opposite door and on the opposite side. The fixing points for the screws will be lightly marked in the door turning axis area.

6

Cover the holes left visible on the door after the self-closing devices have been changed to the other side, using the caps in the refrigerator documentation bag. Any flash caused by the screws should firstly be removed.

7

Put the top door back on, fitting it on the pin on the left-hand side.

8

Fit the middle hinge on the left-hand pin on the top door and screw it to the fridge. Put the bottom door on, fitting it on the middle hinge pin. Then replace the strip to protect and hide the screws.

9

Fit the bottom hinge on the left-hand side and secure it with the 3 screws.

10

If your refrigerator has side door handles or is of the panel-mounted type, the handles should be changed to the other side.

PROBLEMS

PROBLEM POSSIBLE REASON SOLUTION
The refrigerator is not working	The plug is not properly connected to the power supply.	Connect the plug.
	Electricity is not reaching the plug because a fuse has blown or an automatic circuit breaker has opened.	Change the fuse or reset the automatic circuit breaker.
The refrigerator does not get properly cold	The thermostat is set too low.	Turn the thermostat to a colder position.
	The door has not been closed properly or is opened too often.	Ensure that the door does not remain open for too long.
	The ventilation grill or the opening to the rear of the rear part of the refrigerator has been obstructed.	Keep these areas free as indicate in the Installation section of this manual.
	The refrigerator is in direct sunlight or exposed to a heat source.	Change the location of the refrigerator or protect it from heat sources.
Drops of water on the rear wall of the refrigerator	Automatic defrosting cycle.	Do not worry -this is completely normal (see section on Using the Refrigerator in this manual).
Water shows up of the bottom of the refrigerator	Food or a container has been placed in contact with the rear wall of the refrigerator.	Do not place food or containers in contact with the rear wall to avoid spillage of water formed when defrosting.
A large amount of ice forms on the walls and shelves of the freezer	The freezer door is obstructed and does not close properly.	Make sure that doors close properly by keeping them free from dirt and obstructions.
The refrigerator light does not come on	The plug is not properly connected to the power supply.	Connect the plug.
	Electricity is not reaching the plug because a fuse has blown or an automatic circuit breaker has opened.	Change the fuse or reset the automatic circuit breaker.
	The bulb is loose.	Insert properly.
	The bulb has blown.	Change the bulb as indicated in this manual.
Noisy operation	The refrigerator has not been properly levelled.	Level the refrigerator as indicated in the Installation section of this manual.
A bubbling noise	Operating cycle.	Do not worry -this is completely normal.
Food dries out	Food is not wrapped or placed in a container.	Wrap or place food in sealed containers.
Unpleasant shell inside the refrigerator	Food is not properly wrapped or in a container.	Wrap food or place it in a sealed container.
	The inside of the refrigerator needs cleaning.	Clean the refrigerator as shown in this manual.

TECHNICAL SERVICE

If you have carried out the above checks and the problem persists DO NOT CARRY OUT ANY REPAIRS YOURSELF.

Contact your nearest Technical Service.

SAFETY:

• The refrigerator model you have purchased uses the refrigerant R600a. Please bear in mind that:

• This refrigerant does not harm the environment.

• It is inflammable, and as a result you must be certain that the cooling circuit is in good condition. If it has been damaged in any way whatsoever, contact your distributor before connecting it to the power supply.

• This appliance should only be repaired by the official technical assistance service, using original spare parts.

• Do not use elements with a flame or electrical devices inside the refrigerator.

• Do not allow children to play with the appliance.

• Do not allow the lead to come in contact with the compressor.

• Make sure that the lead is not trapped under the appliance.

• To avoid damaging the environment and to contribute to recovering used materials, call your municipal collection service.

ESPECIFICATIONS

C E

THESE APPLIANCES MEET EEC DIRECTIVES: 73/23, 93/68, 89/336, 96/57

INHALT

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DER CEE: 73/23, 93/68, 89/336, 96/57

INDICE

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Installazione 2

N 16^ fino 32^

ST 18^ sino 38^

T 18° fino 43°