Subcold SUPER 35 User Manual

PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY RULES AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE
BEER & WINE
FRIDGES
Super
35/50/65/85/115

Subcold SUPER 35 Specifications

General

Type	Mini Fridge
Capacity	35 liters
Color	Black
Energy Rating	A+
Number of Shelves	1
Freezer Compartment	No
Reversible Door	Yes
Temperature Range	0°C to 10°C

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

General Safety Precautions

Covers positioning, power sockets, child safety, refrigerant circuit, defrosting, electrical appliance use, and flammable materials.

Ventilation and Installation Guidance

Includes ventilation clearance, general installation, and damp environment warnings.

Operational Safety Tips

Focuses on minimizing door openings and proper food storage.

Intended Usage and Environment

Appliance Usage Scope

Designed for indoor household use, optimal room temp 16-32°C.

User Guidelines

For users 8+, requires supervision for those with reduced abilities.

Prohibited Uses

Not for unsupervised children, play, built-in, or freezing food.

Contamination Prevention

Temperature Stability

Avoid prolonged door openings to maintain stable internal temperature.

Hygiene Practices

Regularly clean surfaces and drains in contact with food.

Extended Non-Use Preparation

Prepare for extended non-use by cleaning and leaving door open to prevent mold.

Hazardous Material Storage

Do not store flammable or explosive substances like aerosol cans.

Power Cable Safety

Damaged power cables must be replaced by authorized personnel.

Installation

Pre-Use Setup

Remove packaging, verify contents, clean interior, check drip tray.

Placement Guidelines

Ensure upright standing, sturdy surface, leveling, ventilation clearance, avoid heat/sunlight.

Environmental & Safety

Avoid damp areas, keep away from combustion substances, not for unheated buildings.

Cleaning Your Fridge

Interior and Exterior Cleaning

Disconnect power, remove contents, clean with warm soapy water.

Drip Tray Cleaning

Wipe and wash the drip tray above the compressor.

Moving Your Fridge

Preparation for Moving

Empty fridge, disconnect, secure cable and parts, adjust feet to minimum height.

Transport Position

Ensure door is locked and maintain an upright position during transportation.

Product Specifications

Model and Volume

Details on models SUPER 35, 50, 65, 85, 115 and their respective volumes.

Electrical and Refrigerant Data

Includes rated voltage, refrigerant type, energy consumption, and lamp power.

Physical Dimensions

Provides dimensions (WxDxH) and packing dimensions in millimeters, and net/gross weight.

Using Your Appliance

Temperature Setting Adjustment

Adjust the temperature setting based on your preferences.

Ambient Temperature Effects

Extreme ambient temperatures can affect performance and cause internal variations.

Internal Temperature Monitoring

Internal temperature varies by content placement; consider a thermometer for monitoring.

Setting the Temperature Control

Control Dial Operation

Manually adjust temperature with the control dial; higher numbers mean colder.

Initial and Recommended Settings

Initial setting to 5, recommended 3-4 for home/office. Dial '0' stops cooling.

Restart Delay

Wait 3-5 minutes before restarting after unplugging or turning off to avoid malfunction.

Product Diagrams

Model to Net Volume

Table mapping models SUPER35 to SUPER115 with their respective net volumes.

Appliance Visuals

Illustrations of the SUPER35, SUPER50, SUPER65, SUPER85, and SUPER115 models.

Troubleshooting Guide

Appliance Not Working

Check connection, circuit-breaker, fuse, power socket, and control dial setting.

Appliance Not Cold Enough

Adjust temp, consider high ambient temps, limit door openings, check seal, ensure ventilation.

Appliance Operates Continuously

Ensure room temp is within range, reduce items, minimize door openings, check seal, adjust temp, ensure ventilation.

Troubleshooting

Light Malfunction

Check power, circuit-breaker, fuse, LED replacement, or light button position.

Noise and Vibrations

Ensure appliance is leveled correctly and position shelves properly to minimize noise.

Door Closure Issues

Check leveling, adjust feet, ensure shelves/contents do not obstruct closure.

Water Under Device

Check drip tray collection, position, and condition; overflow possible after defrost.

Conditions Not Indicative of Malfunction

Dew formation, normal refrigerant flow noises, and elevated sides are normal operations.

Maintenance

Interior Maintenance

Clean the inside with clean water and a non-hazardous cleaner, then wipe dry.

Door Gasket Maintenance

Clean door gaskets thoroughly to prevent potential damage and increase operational life.

Outer Maintenance

Remove dust using a dry, clean cloth to maintain external cleanliness.

Defrost

Defrosting Necessity

Defrost when frost reaches 5mm thickness to maintain refrigeration efficiency.

Manual Defrosting Process

Remove contents/shelves, unplug, open doors, wait for thawing, wipe water.

Defrosting Caution

Do not use alternative equipment; it may cause damage to the cooling system.

Disconnecting Your Appliance

Power Failure and Non-Use

Minimize door openings during power failure; unplug, clean, and leave door open for extended non-use.

Restarting After Power Interruption

Wait at least 5 minutes before powering back on after unplugging or power loss.

Safety Warnings

Hazardous Substance Avoidance

Avoid open flames, gas, flammable materials, and splashing water on the rear.

Object Placement Restrictions

Do not place magnetic, heavy, or water-filled objects on top of the appliance.

Refrigerant Handling

R600a refrigerant is flammable; exercise caution during transportation and installation.

Component Replacement

Faulty parts, including the light, must be replaced by a certified technician.

Power Cable Replacement

Damaged power cables must be replaced by the manufacturer or qualified persons.

Warranty Registration

Online Registration

Register your product warranty by visiting www.subcold.com/pages/product-registration.

Environmental Friendly Disposal

Responsible E-Waste Disposal

Recycle electrical waste responsibly at public collection points to prevent harm.

CFC Information

Older refrigerators may contain CFCs; contact waste treatment centers for disposal details.