What to do if compressor and light are off in Hanseatic HKS 18560DA2I?
If the compressor is off and the interior light is also off in your Hanseatic Refrigerator, first, check if the socket has electricity by testing it with another appliance. If the socket works, ensure the mains plug is securely connected.
Why is my Hanseatic Refrigerator not cooling enough?
If your Hanseatic Refrigerator is not cooling sufficiently, first, ensure that the temperature setting is not too low by selecting a higher setting. Make sure the door is tightly closed and the door seal is completely tight. Ensure the appliance is not near a heat source; if it is, place an insulation plate between the appliances or change its location. Only store cooled foods and freeze a maximum of 2 kg at any one time. Adjust the ambient temperature to the climate category. As a final step, set the temperature to “2°c” and activate the “Super Cool” function; if the compressor does not switch on within an hour, this may indicate a defect.
Why is the compressor off but the light is on in my Hanseatic HKS 18560DA2I Refrigerator?
If the compressor is off but the interior light is on in your Hanseatic Refrigerator, first, check if the appliance is switched on. If not, switch it on. If it is on, the desired temperature may have been reached, and further cooling is not currently required. The compressor will automatically switch on when the inside temperature rises.
How to stop my Hanseatic HKS 18560DA2I Refrigerator from making disturbing noises?
If your Hanseatic Refrigerator is making disturbing noises, ensure the appliance is stable. Remove any objects from the appliance that might be causing the noise, and also remove any foreign matter from the back of the appliance.
Why is my Hanseatic HKS 18560DA2I Refrigerator cooling too quickly?
If your Hanseatic Refrigerator cools too quickly, the temperature setting may be too high. Select a lower setting.
Explains the functions of the buttons and indicators on the control panel.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating the appliance.
Outlines hazards and precautions related to children interacting with the appliance.
Covers fire hazards and safe handling of the appliance and its components.
Explains risks associated with the appliance's refrigerant and proper handling.
Warns about food spoilage and poisoning risks due to improper storage or cooling.
Detailed steps for powering the refrigerator on and off.
Instructions for activating the refrigerator and initial display behavior.
Instructions for deactivating the refrigerator and expected feedback.
Guide on adjusting the internal temperature of the refrigerator.
Explains how to use the Super Cool feature for rapid chilling.
Warning about food contamination and spoilage risks.
Guidance on optimal placement of food items in the fridge.
Guidelines for safely moving, unpacking, and setting up the appliance.
Instructions for placing and leveling the refrigerator correctly.
Steps for connecting and starting up the refrigerator after setup.
Lists common problems, their causes, and solutions for the appliance.
General| Category | Refrigerator |
|---|---|
| Type | Freestanding |
| Freezing capacity in 24 hours | 4.5 kg |
| Climate class | SN, N, ST, T |
| Airborne acoustical noise emissions | 39 dB |
| Width | 59.5 cm |
| Height | 1850 mm |
| Depth | 595 mm |
| Noise Level | 39 dB |
| Number of Shelves | 4 |
| Number of Door Bins | 4 |
| Reversible Door | Yes |
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