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Beko CXFG1552W - User Manual

Beko CXFG1552W
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57 7714 0000/AL
Refrigerator
User manual
CCFM1552W - CRFG1552W - CXFG1552W - CXFG3552W
CRFG3552W - CCFM3552W
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Questions and Answers

  • A
    Alyssa ThompsonAug 19, 2025
    Why is my Beko CXFG1552W shaking or making noise?
    • A
      Alexis SotoAug 19, 2025
      If your Beko Refrigerator is shaking or making noise, the ground may not be level or durable. Adjust the stands to balance the refrigerator, ensuring the ground can support its weight. Also, remove any items placed on top of the refrigerator that may be causing noise.
  • S
    Sharon SinghAug 21, 2025
    What to do if the temperature in my Beko Refrigerator is too high?
    • M
      Matthew RamosAug 22, 2025
      If the temperature in your Beko Refrigerator's cooler or freezer is too high, it could be due to several reasons. The cooler compartment temperature may be set too high, affecting the freezer. Avoid opening the doors too frequently or leaving them ajar. Ensure the door is fully closed. If you've recently plugged in the refrigerator or added new food items, allow time for it to reach the set temperature. Also, avoid placing hot food inside.
  • J
    Jennifer BowenAug 25, 2025
    Why is the freezer temperature so low in my Beko CXFG1552W?
    • S
      sylvia57Aug 25, 2025
      If the freezer temperature in your Beko Refrigerator is very low while the cooler temperature is adequate, the freezer compartment temperature might be set too low. Try setting it to a higher degree and check again.
  • R
    rsalasAug 26, 2025
    Why is the cooler temperature so low in my Beko CXFG1552W?
    • D
      donald16Aug 26, 2025
      If the cooler temperature in your Beko Refrigerator is very low while the freezer temperature is adequate, the cooler compartment temperature might be set too low. Try setting it to a higher degree and check again.
  • A
    Amber HowardAug 28, 2025
    Why does my Beko CXFG1552W make noise of liquid flowing?
    • K
      Kevin SmithAug 28, 2025
      The noise of liquid flowing or spraying in your Beko Refrigerator is normal, as its operating principles involve liquid and gas flows; it's not a malfunction.
  • B
    Brenda HerreraAug 30, 2025
    Why does my Beko Refrigerator run too often or for too long?
    • B
      Brandon HernandezAug 30, 2025
      Your Beko Refrigerator might run too often or for too long if it was recently plugged in or new food was added; it takes time to reach the set temperature. Avoid placing hot food inside and ensure doors aren't opened too frequently or left ajar. Check that the doors are fully closed and that the temperature isn't set too low. Clean or replace the door washer if it's dirty, worn, or broken, as this can cause prolonged operation.
  • W
    wrobinsonSep 1, 2025
    Why is there condensation on the side wall of my Beko Refrigerator?
    • H
      Hayley HernandezSep 1, 2025
      Condensation on the side wall of your Beko Refrigerator's cooler compartment may occur if the door is opened too frequently or the environment is too humid. Ensure you're not opening the door too often and avoid installing the refrigerator in humid environments. Also, keep foods containing liquids in sealed containers and avoid leaving the door open for extended periods. Check that the thermostat isn't set to too low a temperature.
  • S
    Stephen WilsonSep 3, 2025
    How to get rid of bad smell in Beko CXFG1552W Refrigerator?
    • M
      Melissa GreenSep 3, 2025
      If your Beko Refrigerator smells bad, it may not be cleaned regularly. Clean the interior regularly with a sponge, warm water, and carbonated water. Also, certain holders and packaging materials may cause odors, so use odor-free materials. Ensure foods are stored in sealed containers, and remove any expired or spoiled items to prevent the spread of microorganisms.
  • J
    James CharlesSep 5, 2025
    What to do if the door of my Beko CXFG1552W is not closing?
    • L
      Lisa LambertSep 5, 2025
      If the door of your Beko Refrigerator isn't closing, food packages might be blocking it; relocate these items. Ensure the refrigerator is standing upright on a level and durable surface by adjusting the stands.
  • D
    davidjarvisSep 8, 2025
    What to do if the compressor in my Beko Refrigerator is not working?
    • W
      weissshawnSep 8, 2025
      If the compressor in your Beko Refrigerator isn't working after a sudden power failure, it might be due to unbalanced gas pressure. The product should restart in about 6 minutes. Also, ensure the power cord is plugged in and the temperature setting is correct. Note that defrosting being active is normal for a fully-automatic defrosting product.

Summary

2 Warnings

Flammable Substances and Environmental Care

Information on flammable substances in the cooling system and Beko's commitment to environmental protection.

Electrical Safety and Requirements

Electrical Requirements

Connecting the appliance to the correct power supply and checking voltage/frequency compatibility.

Mandatory Earthing

Crucial safety warning emphasizing the necessity of earthing the appliance for protection against electric shock.

Fitting a Different Plug

Detailed instructions for correctly fitting an alternative plug and fuse requirements.

Energy Saving Tips

Product Compliance and Disposal

3 Installation

Refrigerator Relocation Guidelines

Key considerations and precautions for safely moving and transporting the refrigerator.

Pre-Operation Checks

Essential checks before starting the refrigerator, including physical setup and connection.

Electrical Connection Safety

Safe procedures for connecting the refrigerator to the mains power supply.

Packaging and Old Refrigerator Disposal

Placing and Installation Advice

Adjusting Refrigerator Legs

Changing the Illumination Lamp

Reversing the Doors

4 Preparation for Use

Installation Location and Initial Cleaning

Proper placement and thorough cleaning of the appliance before its first use.

First Six Hours Operation

Essential guidelines for the initial operation period to ensure optimal performance.

Compartment Usage and Ambient Conditions

Advice on using compartments, sensor interaction, and the impact of ambient temperatures.

Instrument Panel and Condensation

Information on the instrument panel's behaviour and normal condensation formation.

5 Using Your Refrigerator

Temperature Control and Adjustment

Guide to regulating and modifying the refrigerator's internal temperature settings.

Thermostat Setting Button Explained

Understanding the thermostat settings and how to adjust them based on various factors.

Defrosting and Cooling

Fridge Compartment Defrosting

Details on the automatic defrosting process for the fridge compartment and troubleshooting.

Food Storage Guidelines

Recommendations for storing various food items, drinks, and raw meat safely.

Placing Food Items

Specific advice on where to place different types of food for optimal preservation.

6 Maintenance and Cleaning

Routine Cleaning Procedures

Instructions for cleaning the exterior and interior of the refrigerator.

Preventing Bad Odours

Tips to avoid unpleasant smells by maintaining cleanliness and proper food storage.

Protecting Plastic Surfaces

Advice on preventing damage to internal plastic components from spills.

7 Troubleshooting Common Issues

Appliance Power and Startup Failure

Resolving issues when the refrigerator does not start, compressor problems, or prolonged operation.

Noise and Condensation Issues

Addressing increased operational noise and condensation on internal compartment walls.

Temperature Regulation Problems

Troubleshooting high or low temperatures in compartments and frozen items in cooler drawers.

Stability and Noise Concerns

Resolving shaking or unusual noise issues, including product leveling.

Door and Interior Functionality

Addressing door closure problems, jammed bins, interior odours, and product surface temperatures.

Manufacturer Guarantee Terms and Conditions

Guarantee Coverage Details

Specifies what parts and repairs are covered under the standard manufacturer's guarantee.

Guarantee Exclusions

Lists items and conditions not covered by the manufacturer's guarantee.

Important Guarantee Notes

Service and Repair Policy

Product Replacement Policy

Information on Beko's repair-only policy and conditions for product replacement.

Repair Appointment Scheduling

Details on when repairs take place and how appointments are scheduled.

Repair Charges and Conditions

Explains circumstances under which charges may apply for repair services.

Extended Guarantee Programs

Activating ProSmart Motor Guarantee

Steps required to activate the 10-year guarantee for ProSmart Inverter motors.

ProSmart Motor Guarantee Limitations

Details on what the ProSmart motor guarantee covers, including labor and component limitations.

Obtaining Service and Support

Contacting the Service Centre

Information on how to contact the service centre for guarantee claims or product advice.

Contact Information for Service

Product Registration Information

Overview

This document is a user manual for Beko refrigerators, covering models CCFM1552W, CRFG1552W, CXFG1552W, CXFG3552W, CRFG3552W, and CCFM3552W. It provides essential information for safe operation, installation, usage, and maintenance of the appliance.

Function Description:

The Beko refrigerator is designed for the storage and freezing of edible foodstuffs. It features a fridge compartment for short-term storage of fresh food and drinks, and a freezer compartment for frozen food storage. The appliance utilizes a cooling system with natural substances (R600a) and cyclopentane insulation, making it environmentally friendly. It is equipped with a temperature setting knob for controlling the internal temperature and various storage components like cabinet shelves, door shelves, a salad crisper, frozen food storage drawers, an egg tray, and a bottle shelf. Some models may also include a fan for improved air circulation.

Important Technical Specifications:

  • Refrigerant: The cooling system uses non-CFC/HFC natural substances (R600a).
  • Insulation: The insulation uses cyclopentane. Both substances are potentially flammable if exposed to fire, emphasizing the importance of not damaging the cooling circuit.
  • Electrical Requirements: The appliance requires connection to a grounded socket with appropriate fuse capacity. The voltage and frequency must match those shown on the rating plate. A 13 A fuse is incorporated in the moulded plug.
  • Ambient Temperature: The product is designed to function at ambient temperatures up to 43 °C (90 °F). It can operate even if the ambient temperature falls to -15 °C, with frozen food in the freezer thawing thanks to its Freezer Guard technology. However, temperatures below 0°C may cause freezing in the fridge compartment, so its use is not recommended under such conditions.
  • Energy Efficiency: The condenser, located at the back, should be pulled forward as illustrated in the manual to achieve better energy efficiency and lower energy consumption. Energy consumption is measured with the freezer compartment loaded without the top shelf lid and only the bottom drawer in use to achieve maximum loading capacity.
  • Illumination: The appliance uses a Bulb/LED for illumination, which is not suitable for household room illumination but is intended to assist users in placing foodstuffs. These lamps are designed to withstand extreme physical conditions, including temperatures below -20 °C (only for chest and upright freezers).

Usage Features:

  • Temperature Control: The internal temperature is regulated by a thermostat setting knob, with numbers indicating cooling degrees. Setting 1 is the lowest cooling (warmest setting), and 5 is the highest cooling (coldest setting). The average fridge temperature should be around +5°C.
  • Defrosting: The fridge compartment defrosts automatically, with water running to a drain tube via a collection container. The freezer compartment is frost-free and does not require defrosting.
  • Food Storage:
    • Milk products should be stored in their intended compartment.
    • Bottles can be stored in the bottle holder or door shelf.
    • Raw meat is best kept in a polyethylene bag at the bottom of the cooler/freezer.
    • Hot foods and beverages must cool to room temperature before placing them inside.
    • Concentrated alcohol should be stored upright and tightly closed.
    • Explosive substances or containers with flammable propellant gases (e.g., canned cream, spray cans) must not be stored in the device due to explosion risk.
    • Fridge compartment shelves are suitable for food in pans, covered plates, and closed containers.
    • Door shelves are for small and packaged food or drinks (milk, fruit juice, beer).
    • The crisper is for vegetables and fruits.
  • Door Reversal: The manual provides detailed instructions for reversing the doors, allowing for flexible installation.
  • Adjustable Feet: The front legs are adjustable to balance the refrigerator on uneven surfaces.

Maintenance Features:

  • Cleaning: Regular cleaning extends the product's service life.
    • Always unplug the product before cleaning.
    • Do not use gasoline, benzene, sharp tools, abrasive cleaners, soap, or wax polish.
    • For non-No Frost products, do not clean water drops or frost on the rear wall of the fridge compartment; do not apply oil or similar agents.
    • Use slightly damp microfiber cloths for outer surfaces; avoid sponges or other cloths that may scratch.
    • Clean the interior with a solution of one teaspoon of bicarbonate in half a litre of water, then dry thoroughly.
    • Ensure no water enters the lamp housing or other electrical items.
    • If not used for a long time, unplug, remove food, clean, and leave the door ajar.
    • Regularly check and clean door gaskets.
    • Remove door and body shelves by pulling them up for cleaning, then slide them back down to install.
    • Avoid chlorine-containing cleaning agents on outer surfaces and chromium-coated parts to prevent corrosion.
  • Avoiding Bad Odours:
    • Keep the refrigerator clean; food residuals and stains can cause odour. Clean with bicarbonate solution every few months.
    • Store food in closed containers to prevent microorganisms from spreading.
    • Do not keep expired or spoiled food.
  • Protecting Plastic Surfaces:
    • Avoid placing liquid oils or oil-cooked meals in unsealed containers as they can damage plastic surfaces.
    • Clean any spilled oil or smeared oil from plastic surfaces immediately with warm water.
  • Troubleshooting: The manual includes a comprehensive troubleshooting guide to address common issues such as the refrigerator not working, condensation, compressor not working, increased operating noise, frequent running, freezing of food items, high temperatures, and shaking/noise. It advises contacting an Authorized Service agent if problems persist after following the instructions.

Beko CXFG1552W Specifications

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BrandBeko
ModelCXFG1552W
CategoryRefrigerator
LanguageEnglish

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