Energy Consumption - Beko RCHA300K30XBN Gebrauchsanweisung

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Don't- Give children ice-cream and water ices
direct from the freezer. The low temperature
may cause 'freezer burns' on lips.
Don't- Freeze fizzy drinks.
Don't- Try to keep frozen food which has
thawed; it should be eaten within 24
hours or cooked and refrozen.
Don't- Remove items from the freezer with wet
hands.

Energy Consumption

Maximum frozen food storage volume is achieved
without using the middle and upper drawer
provided in the freezer compartment. Energy
consumption of your appliance is declared while
the freezer compartment is fully loaded without
the use of the middle and upper drawer.
Practical advice concerning the reduction of
the electricity consumption
1. Make sure that the appliance is located in
well-ventilated areas, far from any source of heat
(cooker, radiator etc.). At the same time, the
location of the appliance must be done in such a
way that it prevents it to be under the direct
incidence of the sunbeams.
2. Make sure that the food purchased in
refrigerated/frozen condition is placed into the
appliance as soon as possible, especially during
summertime. It is recommended to use thermal
insulated bags to transport the food home.
3. We recommend the thawing of the packets taken
out from the freezer compartment be done in the
refrigerator compartment. For this purpose, the
packet which is going to be thawed will be placed in
a vessel so that the water resulting from the thawing
does not leak in the refrigerator compartment. We
recommend you to start the thawing at least 24
hours before the use of the frozen food.
4. We recommend reducing the number of door
openings to the minimum.
5. Do not keep the door of the appliance open
more than necessary and make sure that after
each opening the door is well closed.
Information concerning the noise and
the vibrations which might appear
during the operation of the appliance
1. The operation noise can increase during the
operation.
- In order to keep the temperatures at the
adjusted temperatures, the compressor of the
appliance starts periodically.
The noise produced by the compressor
becomes stronger when it starts and a click
can be heard when it stops.
- The performance and operation features of
the appliance can change according to the
modifications of the temperature of the
ambient environment. They must be
considered as normal.
2. Noises like liquids flowing or as being sprayed.
- These noises are caused by the flow of the
refrigerant in the circuit of the appliance and
comply with the operation principle of the
appliance.
3. Noise similar to wind blowing.
- It is generated by the fan (fans) with which
your appliance is endowed. These fans help
to the efficient cooling of the appliance. This
noise is normal, not a defect.
4. Other vibrations and noises.
- The level of noise and vibrations can be
caused by the type and the aspect of the floor
on which the appliance is placed. Make sure
that the floor does not have significant level
distortions or if it can yield to the weight of the
appliance (it is flexible).
- Another source of noise and vibrations is
represented by the objects placed on the
appliance. These objects must be removed
from the appliance
- The bottles and the vessels placed in the
refrigerator touching each other. In such
cases move the bottles and the vessels so
that there is a small distance between them.
Troubleshooting
If the appliance does not operate when switched
on, check:
• That the plug is inserted properly in the socket and
that the power supply is on. (To check the power
supply to the socket, plug in another appliance).
• Whether the fuse has blown/circuit breaker has
tripped/main distribution switch has been turned off.
• That the temperature control has been set correctly.
• That the new plug is wired correctly, if you have
changed the fitted, moulded plug.
If the appliance is still not operating at all after
above checks, contact the dealer from whom
you purchased the unit.
Please ensure that above checks have been
done, as a charge will be made if no fault is found.
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