What to do if my Heinner Refrigerator is not working?
If your Heinner Refrigerator isn't working, check if it's properly connected to a power source and that the plug is securely in contact. Also, verify if the voltage is sufficient and whether there's a power failure or tripped circuits.
Why does my Heinner HSBS-M469MNFDX+ smell?
If your Heinner Refrigerator has an odor, ensure that odorous foods are closely wrapped. Inspect the refrigerator for any rotten food and clean the interior thoroughly.
Why is my Heinner HSBS-M469MNFDX+ Refrigerator compressor running for a long time?
It's normal for your Heinner Refrigerator to run longer in the summer due to higher ambient temperatures. Avoid placing too much food in the freezer at once, ensure foods are cooled before refrigerating, and minimize frequent door openings.
What to do if the light in my Heinner HSBS-M469MNFDX+ isn't working?
If the light inside your Heinner Refrigerator isn't working, first, check if the refrigerator is connected to the power supply. If it is, the light may be damaged and need replacement by a specialist.
What to do if the doors of my Heinner HSBS-M469MNFDX+ won't close properly?
If the doors of your Heinner Refrigerator aren't closing properly, make sure that food packages aren't blocking the door, that you haven't placed too much food inside, and that the refrigerator isn't tilted.
How to reduce loud noises coming from my Heinner HSBS-M469MNFDX+ Refrigerator?
To reduce loud noises from your Heinner Refrigerator, check if the floor is level and the refrigerator is placed stably. Also, ensure all accessories are placed in their proper locations.
How to fix a Heinner HSBS-M469MNFDX+ door seal that isn't tight?
To fix a Heinner Refrigerator door seal that isn't tight, remove any foreign objects from the door seal. You can also try heating the door seal and then cooling it to restore its shape, using a hot towel or electrical drier.
What causes a Heinner Refrigerator water pan to overflow?
A Heinner Refrigerator water pan might overflow if there's too much food in the chamber, or if the food stored contains too much water, leading to excessive defrosting. Improperly closed doors can also cause frosting due to air entry, increasing water from defrosting.
Why is the housing of my Heinner HSBS-M469MNFDX+ hot?
The housing of your Heinner Refrigerator might be hot due to heat dissipation from the built-in condenser, which is normal. If the housing becomes excessively hot due to high ambient temperature, too much stored food, or compressor shutdown, ensure proper ventilation to facilitate heat dissipation.
Why is there condensation on my Heinner HSBS-M469MNFDX+ Refrigerator?
Condensation on the exterior surface and door seals of your Heinner Refrigerator is normal when the ambient humidity is high. Simply wipe the condensate with a clean towel.
General| Type | Side by Side |
|---|---|
| Total Capacity | 469 L |
| Cooling System | No Frost |
| Energy Class | F |
| Freezing Capacity | 12 kg/24h |
| Noise Level | 42 dB |
| Water Dispenser | Yes |
| Ice Maker | Yes |
| Lighting | LED |
| Climate Class | SN-T |
| Total Net Capacity | 430 l |
Warnings about child entrapment, safe disposal, IEC compliance, and refrigerant handling.
Precautions regarding flammable materials, electrical safety, and general usage guidelines.
Guidelines for appliance placement, energy saving, and storage of specific food items.
Instructions for environmentally friendly disposal and warnings against unauthorized repairs.
Guidelines for optimal placement and essential safety checks before installation.
Step-by-step procedure for adjusting the levelling feet to ensure appliance stability.
Information regarding the replacement and maintenance of LED lighting.
Initial operational setup and tips for maximizing appliance energy efficiency.
Labeled diagram illustrating the different compartments and parts of the refrigerator.
Explanation of the display screen, icons, and operational buttons for controlling the appliance.
Details on how the display screen shows status, temperatures, and error codes during operation.
Procedures for locking/unlocking, adjusting temperatures, and selecting operating modes.
Handling power failures, door alarms, and interpretation of fault indication codes.
Instructions for overall cleaning, door tray cleaning, and the defrosting function.
Guidelines for handling power failures, long-term storage, and safe appliance movement.
A guide to common operational problems, their causes, and user-handleable solutions.
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