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General| Brand | Beko |
|---|---|
| Model | BFFD3624XSS |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Provides essential safety guidelines for operation, maintenance, and general usage of the refrigerator.
Warns about flammable refrigerant (R600a) and associated handling risks during usage and transport.
Crucial warnings regarding fire, explosion, refrigerant handling, and disposal procedures.
Outlines customer responsibilities for site preparation and electrical connections.
Guidelines for selecting the correct placement for optimal performance and safety.
Instructions for safely connecting the refrigerator to a grounded electrical outlet.
Details on connecting the refrigerator to a water source (demijohn or mains).
Detailed steps for installing an internal water filter into the refrigerator.
Essential steps and considerations before using the water and ice dispenser.
Tips and practices to optimize energy efficiency for the refrigerator.
Guide for the first-time setup and initial operation of the refrigerator.
Explanation of the touch-control indicator panel and its various function buttons.
Details on activating and using the quick cooling feature for rapid chilling.
How to activate the energy-saving mode for optimized refrigerator operation.
Guide on setting up and resetting the water filter change indicator.
Explains how the filter counter works and how to reset it after replacement.
Detailed steps for activating and deactivating the ice formation prevention feature.
Best practices for freezing fresh food to maintain quality and texture.
Table showing recommended temperature settings for freezer and fridge compartments.
Steps for flushing the water system after connection or filter replacement.
Specifies the maximum weight capacity for various refrigerator shelves and compartments.
Common issues and solutions when the refrigerator fails to operate.
Troubleshooting steps for when the compressor is not running.
Common reasons why the refrigerator might run too often or for too long.
Addresses problems with freezer too low, frozen items in drawers, or high compartment temperatures.
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