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General| Brand | Beko |
|---|---|
| Model | CSA 24000 - |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Appliance uses R600a (flammable). Observe rules for safe operation and refrigerant circuit.
Do not connect until packing removed. Allow oil to settle if transported horizontally.
Ensure old appliances with locks are safe for children. Do not dispose on fire due to flammable insulation.
Do not use in unheated, cold rooms like garages or sheds.
Ensure correct voltage, frequency, earthing, and use qualified technicians. Handle R600a with care.
Do not use mechanical devices for defrosting or electrical appliances in food compartments.
Transport upright. Allow 4 hours settling time if transported horizontally.
Protect from elements. Avoid touching condenser wires. Do not stand on appliance.
Operate between +10°C and +32°C. Avoid heat sources and direct sunlight.
Ensure adequate air circulation. Use back airing lid for wall spacing.
Identification of key parts including thermostat, shelves, crispers, and drawers.
Short-term storage for fresh food and drinks. Dairy products in door liner.
For commercially frozen and pre-frozen food. Follow food packaging recommendations.
Store cooked dishes in airtight containers. Wrap produce. Store raw meat on lowest shelf.
Do not cover shelves. Keep food covered. Cool hot food before refrigerating.
Do not freeze fizzy drinks. Store high-proof alcohol upright.
Control temperature with thermostat knob (1-5). Aim for +5°C fridge temperature.
Periodically check temperature with a thermometer. Close doors promptly.
Verify feet leveling, interior dryness, cleanliness, and power connection.
Understand noises from compressor, refrigerant flow, and thermostat clicks.
Suitable for commercial and fresh frozen food. Handle power failures by checking food.
Freeze small quantities quickly. Do not exceed capacity. Avoid mixing frozen and fresh food.
Fill ice cube tray 3/4 full. Loosen frozen trays with a spoon handle, not sharp objects.
Automatic defrosting. Check drain tube for blockages by food particles.
Defrost when frost layer is 7mm. Use warm water containers to speed up.
Do not use sharp objects or electrical heaters. Sponge out water and dry interior.
Switch off power. Ensure bulb is secure. Replace with E14, 15W max bulb if needed.
Use lukewarm water and a soft cloth. Polish metal parts with silicone wax.
Use bicarbonate of soda solution. Ensure no water enters the control box.
If not used for a long period, switch off, clean, and leave door ajar.
Clean condenser, door seals, defrost tray, remove drawers and components as instructed.
Follow numerical order (Item 11) for repositioning the appliance door.
Keep raw meat below cooked food, wrap cheese/meat/fish, store cooked dishes, chill drinks.
Store food for short times, follow expiry dates, store frozen food as per packet instructions.
Choose quality fresh food, clean it, prepare in small portions, wrap well, exclude air.
Wrap frozen food immediately after purchase. Defrost food in the fridge compartment.
Do not store bananas/melon in fridge. Avoid covering shelves. Do not store dangerous substances.
Do not consume excessively old food. Store cooked and fresh food separately. Avoid dripping juices.
Do not leave door open. Do not use sharp objects for ice. Do not put hot food in. Avoid carbonated liquid bottles.
Do not exceed freezing loads. Avoid 'freezer burns' from ice cream. Do not freeze fizzy drinks.
Do not try to keep thawed food; eat or cook and refreeze within 24 hours.
Understand humming, bubbling, gurgling, and whirring sounds from operation.
Clicking noise when thermostat switches ON/OFF motor or during automatic defrosting.
Check appliance level, ensure it's free-standing, refit loose components, and separate touching bottles.
Check plug, power supply, fuses, circuit breakers, and temperature control settings.
If issues persist after checks, contact the dealer. Charges may apply if no fault is found.
Details on volume, energy class, power consumption, noise, weight, and dimensions.
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