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Siemens KA93DVIFP

Siemens KA93DVIFP
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REFRIGERATEUR
BRF40
REFRIGERATEUR
AMERICAIN
K
A93DVIFP
SIEMENS
MANUEL D'UTILISATION
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Siemens KA93DVIFP Specifications

General IconGeneral
Child lockYes
Product colorStainless steel
Product designAmerican door
Shelves materialTempered glass
Custom panel-ready-
Appliance placementFreestanding
Noise level42 dB
Climate classST-T
Total net capacity562 L
Connected load374 W
Energy efficiency scaleA to G
Annual energy consumption404 kWh
Lamp typeLED
Fridge net capacity371 L
Fridge number of shelves/baskets4
Star rating4*
Freezer positionSide-placed
Freezing capacity11 kg/24h
Freezer net capacity191 L
Storage time during power failure4 h
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Depth710 mm
Width910 mm
Height1790 mm

Summary

Safety Instructions: Core Warnings

About these instructions

Read and follow installation and usage instructions for important information.

Risk of explosion hazards

Avoid using electric appliances or storing flammable products inside the appliance.

Electric shock prevention

Ensure proper installation and use of the mains cable; avoid damaged cables and unauthorized repairs.

Cold burn precautions

Avoid prolonged skin contact with frozen food, ice, or tubes.

Injury risk from pressure

Do not store carbonated drinks in the freezer compartment as containers may burst.

Refrigerant fire hazard

Handle refrigerant carefully; if tubes are damaged, keep flames away, ventilate, and switch off.

Safety Instructions: User and Handling

Child and vulnerable person safety

Ensure supervision for children and people with limited abilities; only children 8+ may use the appliance.

Suffocation risk from packaging

Keep children away from packaging and its parts.

General operating requirements

Appliance is for home use up to 2000m altitude.

Preventing appliance damage

Avoid standing on the appliance, keep plastic parts clean, pull plug not cord.

Appliance weight and handling

Appliance is heavy; requires at least two persons for transport and setup.

Disposal Information

Packaging disposal methods

Dispose of packaging in an environmentally friendly manner.

Old appliance recycling

Recycle old appliances; follow WEEE guidelines.

Scope of Delivery

Checking contents

Check all delivered parts for transit damage and report complaints.

Installing the Appliance

Transporting and setup

Appliance is heavy; at least two persons needed for safe transport and installation.

Removing appliance doors

Doors can be unscrewed; only Customer Service should perform this task.

Installation location

Install in a dry, well-ventilated room, away from heat sources and direct sunlight.

Subsurface requirements

Ensure the floor is stable; reinforce if necessary.

Appliance Installation Details

Ambient temperature and ventilation

Ensure proper ventilation for efficiency and energy saving; maintain specific distances from walls.

Installing spacers

Use supplied spacers to ensure minimum distance between appliance and wall.

Installation dimensions and door opening angle

Observe specified dimensions for ventilation and full door opening.

Fixing the door handle

Ensure door handles are securely tightened before use.

Appliance Alignment

Aligning the appliance level

Use a spirit level to ensure the appliance is set correctly; adjust feet for leveling and door self-close.

Aligning the doors

Adjust the fridge door using a spanner to ensure it is level with the freezer door.

Connecting the Appliance

Water connection requirements

Connect to domestic cold water supply with minimum 2 bar and maximum 8 bar pressure.

Installing the water filter

Follow instructions for filter installation to prevent leaks and ensure proper function.

Water Hose and Electrical Connection

Installing the water hose

Use supplied hose and pads for water connection; manually connect to tap and filter nut.

Electrical connection safety

Connect to a properly installed, accessible socket; use correct voltage and fuse; avoid extension leads.

Checking water connection for leaks

After connecting water, check all points for leaks and tighten connectors if necessary.

Getting to Know Your Appliance

Freezer compartment overview

Identify components within the freezer section, including LED light, ice maker, shelves, and drawers.

Refrigerator compartment overview

Identify components within the refrigerator section, including LED light, water filter, shelves, and drawers.

Control and Display Panel

Display areas and buttons

Understand the function of temperature displays, mode indicators, and control buttons.

Button functions explained

Learn the specific actions of each button for temperature control, modes, and dispenser selection.

Appliance Operation

Switching on the appliance

Initial power-on sequence includes display backlighting and buzzer sound.

Child lock function

Lock or unlock control panel and dispenser using the 'alarm/lock 3s' button.

Setting the temperature

Adjust freezer and refrigerator temperatures to optimal settings.

Usable capacity information

Refer to the rating plate for usable capacity details.

Freezer Compartment Usage

Storing frozen food

Use compartment for deep-frozen food, ice cubes, and freezing fresh food.

Purchasing frozen food guidelines

Check packaging, use-by dates, and supermarket temperature (-18°C or lower).

Freezer drawers

Drawers are telescopic; remove food before removing drawers.

Maximizing freezer volume

Switch off ice maker if not needed to increase storage space.

Freezing Fresh Food

Suitable and unsuitable foods

Freeze undamaged food; blanch vegetables; avoid certain fruits and raw vegetables.

Packing frozen food

Use airtight containers, remove air, seal, and label for best flavor and to prevent drying.

Frozen Food Storage and Freezing

Shelf life of frozen food

Storage duration depends on food type and temperature (-18°C).

Freezer calendar guide

Symbols indicate permitted storage periods for different produce.

Super freezing function

Activates rapid freezing to preserve nutrients and quality; recommended before adding large amounts of fresh food.

Thawing frozen food methods

Thaw food at room temperature, in refrigerator, or in oven; do not refreeze thawed food unless pre-cooked.

Refrigerator Compartment Usage

Storing food in refrigerator

Store fresh food; pack well to retain aroma and prevent flavor transfer.

Chill zones in the refrigerator

Identify coldest and warmest zones for optimal food storage.

Fruit and vegetables crisper

Use crisper for vegetables and fruit; some produce sensitive to cold should be stored outside.

Super cooling function

Activating super cooling

Sets refrigerator to coldest setting for fast cooling of drinks or large food quantities.

Deactivating super cooling

Super cooling switches off automatically after 3 hours or can be manually turned off.

Ice and Water Dispenser Operation

Dispensing water

Press 'water' button; use glass against lever; water stops when glass is removed.

Ice maker function

Automatically produces ice cubes when freezing temperature is reached.

Turning off the ice maker

Use 'ice off' button to conserve water and energy if ice is not needed.

Emptying the ice bucket

Remove and empty ice bucket if ice clumps or for long periods of non-use.

Dispensing ice (cubedcrushed)

Press 'cubed ice' or 'crushed ice' button; use suitable receptacle; avoid dispensing for over one minute.

Interior Design and Alarms

Variable interior design

Shelves and door racks are adjustable for flexible storage.

Appliance alarms

Alarm sounds for general alerts or specific issues like water filter replacement.

Door alarm function

Activates if the door is left open for over 2 minutes.

Special Modes and Appliance Shutdown

Holiday mode

Sets refrigerator to 15°C and freezer to -18°C for energy saving during absences; do not store food.

Energy save mode

Optimizes temperatures (fridge 6°C, freezer -17°C) to reduce energy consumption.

Switching off and disconnecting

Procedures for turning off and disconnecting the appliance.

Defrosting and Cleaning

Freezer compartment defrosting

NoFrost system ensures freezer remains ice-free; no manual defrosting required.

Refrigerator compartment defrosting

Defrosting is automatic via a drainage hole.

Cleaning the appliance procedure

Use soft cloth, lukewarm water, and mild detergent; avoid abrasive cleaners and steam cleaners.

Cleaning the dispenser area

Clean water collecting tray and strainer; do not pull dispenser lever too hard.

Interior Fittings and Ice Bucket Handling

Removing interior fittings

Take out shelves and drawers for cleaning; open doors beyond 90 degrees.

Handling the ice bucket

Procedures for removing and handling the ice bucket.

Ice Bucket Maintenance and Defrosting

Emptying and cleaning ice bucket

Empty and clean the ice bucket with mild detergent; rinse and dry thoroughly.

Replacing the ice bucket

Can be replaced by door rack to increase freezer volume.

Refitting the ice bucket

Ensure couplers are aligned for correct connection when refitting.

Manual defrosting procedure

If frost builds up, remove food, unplug, and ventilate to thaw.

Water Filter Replacement

When to replace the water filter

Replace every 6 months or when display blinks/buzzer sounds after approx. 4000 liters.

Purchasing a new water filter

Buy from retailer or customer service; ensure it's the correct type.

Removing the old water filter

Close water valve, unscrew filter anticlockwise; expect minor water leakage.

Installing the new water filter

Screw in new filter clockwise, reattach cover, and reset display by holding 'eco/filter reset' button.

Appliance Features and Efficiency

LED lighting

Appliance features maintenance-free LED lighting, repairable by service technicians.

Tips for saving energy

Install in dry, ventilated area, away from heat; cool food before storing; keep doors closed; turn off ice maker.

Operating noises

Guidance on normal operating noises and how to prevent them.

Troubleshooting Minor Faults

Appliance not working

Check plug, fuse, and power supply; consider ambient temperature or defrost cycle.

Odours from compartments

Clean interior and remove sources of odour like food or packaging.

Motor runs continuously

Normal during defrost, after loading warm food, or if ambient temperature is high; check door closure.

Frost in compartment

Check air outlets, ventilation, and door closure; remove frost if necessary.

Temperature too warm

Avoid frequent/long door openings; check for obstacles or insufficient clearance.

Doors not closing easily

Check appliance tilt and interior for obstructions preventing door closure.

Light not working

Check if door was open too long or if LED light is damaged.

Troubleshooting Specific Issues

Water drips on the floor

Check water pan leveling, draining spout, and water connection tightness.

Dispenser not working

Verify water line, valve, filter, tank temperature, child lock, and door status.

Ice not dispensed

Check water line, filter, ice bucket, chute, and ice maker status.

Customer Service and Fault Advice

Contacting Customer Service

Provide appliance product (E-Nr.) and production (FD-Nr.) numbers for efficient support.

Repair order and fault advice

Contact information for countries is available on the enclosed Customer Service list.

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