Why is the freezer temperature too low in my Teka NFE 900 X?
If the freezer temperature in your Teka Refrigerator is too low while the fridge temperature is sufficient, it's likely that the freezer temperature is set too low. Adjust the freezer temperature to a warmer degree and then check.
Why is the fridge temperature too low in my Teka NFE 900 X?
If the fridge temperature in your Teka Refrigerator is too low while the freezer temperature is sufficient, it's likely that the fridge temperature is set too low. Adjust the fridge temperature to a warmer degree and then check.
How to fix a Teka NFE 900 X that won't turn on?
If your Teka Refrigerator isn't working, make sure it's properly plugged into the socket. Also, check the fuse of the socket or the main fuse to see if it has blown.
Why does my Teka Refrigerator run so often?
Several factors can cause your Teka Refrigerator to run frequently or for extended periods. New, larger refrigerators naturally operate longer. High ambient temperatures, recently plugging in the unit, or loading it with food (especially hot food) can also extend run times. Frequent door openings or doors left ajar will also cause this. Check if the doors are closed completely and adjust the temperature to a warmer setting. Also, inspect the door seals for dirt, wear, or damage; clean or replace them if necessary.
What to do if my Teka NFE 900 X temperature is too high?
If the temperature in your Teka Refrigerator or freezer is too high, consider the following: Adjust the fridge temperature, as it affects the freezer's temperature. Avoid frequent door openings and ensure the door is completely closed. Remember that it's normal for the temperature to be higher immediately after plugging in the refrigerator or loading it with food, especially hot items. Do not put hot food into the refrigerator.
Why is the compressor not running on my Teka NFE 900 X Refrigerator?
The compressor might not be running on your Teka Refrigerator due to several reasons. First, ensure the refrigerator is properly plugged into the socket. It could also be in a defrost cycle, which is normal for fully automatic defrosting refrigerators. Incorrect temperature settings or a power failure can also prevent the compressor from running. The refrigerator should return to normal operation once power is restored. If none of these are the cause, please call the service.
How to get rid of bad odor in Teka NFE 900 X?
To eliminate bad odors in your Teka Refrigerator: Regularly clean the inside with a sponge, lukewarm water, or carbonated water. Ensure food is stored in closed containers to prevent odors from spreading. Also, check for and remove any expired or spoiled foods. Try using different containers or packaging materials, as some may cause odors.
Why is there condensation in my Teka NFE 900 X Refrigerator?
Condensation on the side wall of your Teka Refrigerator can occur due to several reasons. Very cold or humid ambient conditions can cause condensation, so avoid placing the refrigerator in such environments. Frequent door openings, food stored in open containers, or a door left ajar can also contribute to this issue. Ensure the door is closed properly and avoid opening it too often. Lastly, check if the thermostat is set too cold and adjust it to a suitable level.
Why is my Teka Refrigerator making vibrations or noise?
Vibrations or noise in your Teka Refrigerator can stem from a few sources. Ensure the floor is level and strong enough to support the unit; adjust the legs to balance the refrigerator if it rocks. Also, remove any items placed on top of the refrigerator, as they may be causing the noise.
What to do if Teka NFE 900 X door won't close?
If your Teka Refrigerator door isn't closing, check for food packages obstructing the door and reposition them. Ensure the refrigerator is standing vertically on a level and strong floor; adjust the legs to balance it if necessary.
Specifies where the product is designed to be used, indoors and in specific environments.
Covers general advice for safe operation, disposal, and maintenance of the refrigerator.
Covers safety guidelines for water dispenser models and child safety measures.
Warns about the flammability of R600a refrigerant and precautions during handling and damage.
Offers tips to optimize refrigerator performance and reduce energy consumption for efficient operation.
Details requirements for refrigerator placement, ambient temperature, and initial cleaning.
Outlines steps for moving the refrigerator and checks before initial operation.
Provides guidance on the proper disposal of packaging materials and the old refrigerator unit.
Explains how to safely connect the refrigerator to the power supply, emphasizing grounding and proper wiring.
Details the process of placing the refrigerator and adjusting its legs to ensure it is level and stable.
Explains the function and layout of the touch-control indicator panel for setting temperatures.
Describes temperature setting buttons for fridge, flexi zone, freezer, and status indicators.
Explains the Eco Extra/Vacation buttons and the Vacation function indicator.
Details the Economy Mode, Quick Freeze, Fast Freeze, and Quick Cool functions and indicators.
Provides instructions on using egg holder, crisper, and adjusting sliding body shelves.
Describes the function of chiller compartments for freezing and storing food at lower temperatures.
Explains the purpose and function of the rotating middle section for sealing and space efficiency.
Details how to use the Multi Zone compartment and set its temperature for different food types.
Explains the door open alarm and the benefits of the dual cooling system for separate compartment cooling.
Provides instructions on how to properly freeze fresh food to maintain quality and prevent drying.
Details recommendations for storing and preserving frozen food, including pre-packed items and dates.
Explains the automatic defrosting process and provides a guide for placing different food types in compartments.
Provides detailed instructions on how to clean the refrigerator's interior and exterior safely and effectively.
Offers advice on preventing odors and protecting plastic surfaces from damage.
Lists potential causes and solutions when the refrigerator fails to operate or turn on.
Explains reasons for condensation on interior walls and suggests remedies for common causes.
Addresses situations where the compressor is not running and the potential reasons behind it.
Discusses why the refrigerator might run frequently or for extended periods and provides solutions.
Covers issues related to incorrect freezer or fridge temperatures and how to adjust them.
Addresses the problem of food freezing in the fridge compartment drawers and its causes.
Explains causes for high temperatures in the fridge or freezer compartments and their solutions.
Discusses normal operating noises, vibrations, and potential causes like uneven flooring or items on top.
Explains condensation occurring on the outside or between doors, especially in humid conditions.
Provides solutions for bad odors, including cleaning, proper food storage, and expired food removal.
Addresses problems with the refrigerator door not closing properly due to obstructions or leveling.
Offers a solution for stuck crisper drawers when food obstructs their movement.
Specifies where the product is designed to be used, indoors and in specific environments.
Covers general advice for safe operation, disposal, and maintenance of the refrigerator.
Covers safety guidelines for water dispenser models and child safety measures.
Warns about the flammability of R600a refrigerant and precautions during handling and damage.
Offers tips to optimize refrigerator performance and reduce energy consumption for efficient operation.
Details requirements for refrigerator placement, ambient temperature, and initial cleaning.
Outlines steps for moving the refrigerator and checks before initial operation.
Provides guidance on the proper disposal of packaging materials and the old refrigerator unit.
Explains how to safely connect the refrigerator to the power supply, emphasizing grounding and proper wiring.
Details the process of placing the refrigerator and adjusting its legs to ensure it is level and stable.
Explains the function and layout of the touch-control indicator panel for setting temperatures.
Describes temperature setting buttons for fridge, flexi zone, freezer, and status indicators.
Explains the Eco Extra/Vacation buttons and the Vacation function indicator.
Details the Economy Mode, Quick Freeze, Fast Freeze, and Quick Cool functions and indicators.
Provides instructions on using egg holder, crisper, and adjusting sliding body shelves.
Describes the function of chiller compartments for freezing and storing food at lower temperatures.
Explains the purpose and function of the rotating middle section for sealing and space efficiency.
Details how to use the Multi Zone compartment and set its temperature for different food types.
Explains the door open alarm and the benefits of the dual cooling system for separate compartment cooling.
Provides instructions on how to properly freeze fresh food to maintain quality and prevent drying.
Details recommendations for storing and preserving frozen food, including pre-packed items and dates.
Explains the automatic defrosting process and provides a guide for placing different food types in compartments.
Provides detailed instructions on how to clean the refrigerator's interior and exterior safely and effectively.
Offers advice on preventing odors and protecting plastic surfaces from damage.
Lists potential causes and solutions when the refrigerator fails to operate or turn on.
Explains reasons for condensation on interior walls and suggests remedies for common causes.
Addresses situations where the compressor is not running and the potential reasons behind it.
Discusses why the refrigerator might run frequently or for extended periods and provides solutions.
Covers issues related to incorrect freezer or fridge temperatures and how to adjust them.
Addresses the problem of food freezing in the fridge compartment drawers and its causes.
Explains causes for high temperatures in the fridge or freezer compartments and their solutions.
Discusses normal operating noises, vibrations, and potential causes like uneven flooring or items on top.
Explains condensation occurring on the outside or between doors, especially in humid conditions.
Provides solutions for bad odors, including cleaning, proper food storage, and expired food removal.
Addresses problems with the refrigerator door not closing properly due to obstructions or leveling.
Offers a solution for stuck crisper drawers when food obstructs their movement.
General| Control type | Touch |
|---|---|
| Product color | Stainless steel |
| Product design | French door |
| Built-in display | LCD |
| Appliance placement | Freestanding |
| Number of compressors | 1 |
| Air filter | Yes |
| Noise level | 43 dB |
| Climate class | SN-T |
| Water dispenser | No |
| Total net capacity | 540 L |
| Total gross capacity | 610 L |
| Star rating | 4* |
| Freezer position | Bottom-placed |
| Freezing capacity | 13 kg/24h |
| Freezer net capacity | 155 L |
| Freezer gross capacity | - L |
| Freezer number of shelves/baskets | 6 |
| Storage time during power failure | 15 h |
| Lamp type | LED |
| Fridge net capacity | 385 L |
| Fridge door balconies | 8 |
| Number of vegetable drawers | 4 |
| Fridge number of shelves/baskets | 3 |
| Connected load | 200 W |
| AC input voltage | 220 - 240 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 Hz |
| Annual energy consumption | 455 kWh |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 765 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 920 mm |
| Height | 1825 mm |
| Weight | 124800 g |
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