User manual SMEG WF366LDX

[. . . ] USER MANUAL Wines Cellars Index Page Important instructions for safety and the environment For your safety Respect for the environment Installation Installation Connection to the electrical mains Before starting Getting to know the appliance Main features Main components Electronic Control Main control panel Turning the appliance on and off Turning on and off How to adjust the temperature to suit various needs Information and malfunction signals on the display Settings and Special Functions Customization and Language Settings Special functions activated through the Menu Basic settings of the Menu Internal Layout Internal Layout (positioning, adjustment, removal) Lighting Lighting Use of the MultiZone compartment Use of the MultiZone compartment MultiZone compartment Conservation of wines General directions Wine conservation temperature Time of conservation Recommended times for food conservation Care and Cleaning Care and Cleaning Condenser cleaning Internal cleaning Troubleshooting guide Troubleshooting guide Malfunction indications appearing on the display Smeg Access Menu Map Functions Settings 1 1 1. 1 Important instructions for safety and the environment For your safety If this appliance is replacing an existing appliance which must be removed or disposed of, make sure that it does not become a dangerous trap for children by cutting its power supply cable and rendering it impossible to close the door. Use the same caution at the end of the lifespan of the new appliance. Product tested in accordante with EN62471 B09001301 This appliance is designed to refrigerate beverages and foods and is destined for domestic use. [. . . ] The edges of the condenser are sharp, therefore use adequate protection for the hands and arms when cleaning the condenser. 3 Internal cleaning Clean the internal and removable parts by washing them with a solution of lukewarm water, a small amount of dishwashing detergent and a pinch of baking soda. Do not use water on the electrical parts, lights and control panel. Do not use mechanical devices or other methods to speed up defrosting. 20 Do not bring cold glass parts into contact with boiling water. Do not wash any parts of the refrigerator in a dishwashing machine since this could damage or irreparably deform the parts. 1 Troubleshooting guide If you notice malfunctions in your appliance, use this guide before calling Service. This guide may help you resolve the problem yourself or could provide important information to ensure rapid and effective service. Malfunction message A malfunction is usually indicated on the display. Problems that cannot be resolved by the user are signalled through a malfunction code. Is the appliance connected to the electrical power supply?Does electrical power arrive at the electrical socket?Were the doors or drawers open for a long period of time?Were large quantities of food recently inserted?Bear in mind that during a very hot weather and with very high temperatures in the room it is normal that the compressor remains in operation for prolonged periods of time. Were the doors or drawers open for a long period of time?Were large quantities of food recently inserted?Check that the doors are closed and that the food or containers do not obstruct the perfect closure of the door. It is normal to hear noise from the fans or compressors during the defrost phase. Noise could be louder depending on the position of the appliance and the surrounding environment. If the climate is very humid, the formation of condensation is normal. Opening the door or drawers for prolonged periods of time can contribute to the formation of condensation. [. . . ] In this case, to guarantee a better air flow, it is advisable to remove the front grille included with the unit. The grille is secured to the unit with magnetic plates and can be easily removed even by the end user, to provide for regular cleaning procedures and remove dust. If the grille is partially covered by the kitchen kickplate, it is advisable to remove the grille in order to provide for a better airflow. 899 Series 749 Series 599 Series A B C 860 (33 ⁄ ”) 740 (29 ⁄ ”) > 100 (4”) 10 ( ⁄ ”) 50% 560 (22”) C B A C 27 Series:Free-Standing Ventilation Ventilation is insured by a forced air system through a grille located in the upper part of the appliance. [. . . ]