User manual INDESIT TZA1S

[. . . ] In order to maintain the correct distance between the appliance and the wall behind it, fit the spacers supplied in the installation kit, following the instructions provided. Changing the plug: Removing the plug If your appliance has a non-rewireable moulded plug and you should wish to remove it to add a longer cable or to re-route the mains cable through partitions, units etc. please ensure that either: - The plug is replaced by a fused 13amp rewireable plug bearing the BSI mark of approval. or - The mains cable is wired directly into a 13amp cable outlet, controlled by a switch (in compliance with BS 5733) which is accessible without moving the appliance. Disposing of the plug Cut off and dispose of the supplied plug if it does not fit your socket. [. . . ] Unscrew, remove and retain the bottom hinge pin. Slightly open the door and slide downward, remove and carefully place to one side. Unscrew the hinge pin from the top right hand side and refit the pin into the hole in left hand side. Use a thin blunt instrument to remove the top and bottom hinge bushes and blanking plugs from the door, take care not to mark the door handle. Reposition the blanking plugs and bushes on the opposite side. 3 4 1 5 2 Replacing the door 1 . Carefully slide the door upward into the hinge pin. 2 . Fit the bottom hinge pin making sure that the door is aligned to the cabinet. Carefully stand the appliance upright in it’s required location and make sure it is sitting level on the floor. Open and close the door checking that the gasket makes a good seal without any gaps when the door is closed. Note: Replace loose items/fittings back into the appliance and leave for at least 15 minutes before switching back on. 1 3 2 4 Description of the appliance Overall view The instructions contained in this manual are applicable to different model refrigerators. The diagrams may not directly represent the appliance purchased. GB FAST FREEZE Indicator light POWER Indicator light TEMPERATURE CONTROL Knob WARNING Indicator light Flap FREEZING and STORAGE compartment STORAGE compartment• Levelling FEET • Varies by number and/or position. 5 Start-up and use GB Starting the appliance !Before starting the appliance, follow the installation instructions (see Installation). Do not speed up the defrosting process by using any devices or tools other than the scraper provided, you may damage the refrigeration circuit. Remove frost regularly using the special scraper provided. If the frost layer is greater than 5 mm, it is necessary to defrost manually: 1. The day before defrosting, turn the TEMPERATURE CONTROL knob to the “Fast Freeze” setting (the yellow FAST FREEZE indicator light illuminates) to further cool the food. After 24 hours set the TEMPERATURE CONTROL knob on “0” , which will switch the refrigerator off. Wrap frozen foods in newspaper and place them in another freezer or in a cool place. Leave the door open until the frost has melted completely. This can be made easier by placing containers with lukewarm water in the freezer compartment. . Certain appliances are fitted with the DRAIN SYSTEM to lead the water outside. Let the water flow into a container (see diagram). GB Cleaning the appliance • The external and internal parts, as well as the rubber seals may be cleaned using a sponge that has been soaked in lukewarm water and bicarbonate of soda or neutral soap. Do not use solvents, abrasive products, bleach or ammonia. [. . . ] The indicator lights are on but the light is dim. The WARNING Indicator light is Always On Possible causes / Solutions: • The plug has not been inserted into the electrical socket, or not far enough to make contact, or there is no power in the house. • Pull out and reverse the plug before putting it back in the socket. • The door is closed properly and the seal is still OK?. • The door is being opened too often. • The TEMPERATURE CONTROL Knob is on the right setting. The motor runs continuously. • The TEMPERATURE CONTROL Knob is on “Fast Freeze” setting (rapid freezing): the yellow FAST FREEZE light is (see Description). [. . . ]