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General| Energy efficiency class | A+ |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R600a |
| Door finish | White |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 85 x 45.5 x 57.5 cm |
| Energy Class | A+ |
| Number of Doors | 2 |
| Defrosting System | Manual |
| Color | White |
| Type | Refrigerator |
| Net capacity | 90 L |
| Climate class | N |
| Capacity | 90 liters |
Identifies the main body of the refrigerator.
Provides access to the freezer section of the appliance.
Collects water during the defrosting process.
Internal adjustable surfaces for storing food items.
A transparent cover, often for shelves or compartments.
The refrigeration unit's motor, located at the rear.
A dedicated compartment for storing fruits and vegetables.
Adjustable feet to ensure the appliance is stable and level.
Holders designed for storing bottles, typically on the door.
An integrated handle built into the door for opening.
Activates the interior light when the door is opened.
Dial used to adjust the internal temperature of the appliance.
Ensuring adequate airflow around the refrigerator for efficient cooling and heat dissipation.
Specifies voltage, frequency, and socket type for safe operation.
Guidelines for safe use and placement of the power cord during operation.
Avoiding placement in damp areas to prevent rust and electrical issues.
Keeping the appliance away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
Ensuring the floor is flat, solid, and level for stability.
Avoiding placement near flammable or volatile substances.
Rules for safely moving and transporting the appliance without damage.
Managing frost build-up and guidelines on when to defrost the unit.
Step-by-step instructions for manually defrosting the freezer compartment.
Warning against using heat sources to speed up defrosting to prevent deformation.
Caution against using sharp objects to remove ice, which can damage the interior.
Instructions for handling a damaged power cord, requiring professional replacement.
Step to detach the protective cover of the top hinge.
Detaching the top hinge from the refrigerator frame.
Procedure for safely lifting and placing the door during the process.
Detaching the bottom hinge from the appliance base.
Moving the adjustable front leg to the opposite side.
Relocating the cover plate for unused hinge mounting holes.
Preparing and attaching the lower hinge to the new side.
Securing the lower hinge with its retaining pin.
Placing the door onto the installed lower hinge.
Attaching the upper hinge to the new side of the appliance frame.
Reattaching the protective cover to the top hinge.
Recommended frequency for cleaning the refrigerator and its accessories.
Safety measure to unplug the appliance before performing any maintenance.
Methods for cleaning the inner and outer surfaces with appropriate materials.
List of chemicals and solvents to avoid to prevent damage to surfaces.
Importance of regularly cleaning the door seals for proper function.
Tips for maintaining plastic parts and cleaning the drain pan to prevent odors.
Checks for power failure, plug connection, or blown fuse.
Issues related to temperature setting or food placement causing over-cooling.
Causes for inadequate cooling such as packing, ventilation, or door seals.
Solutions for water leaks onto the floor from defrosting or drain issues.
Explanation of condensation on the exterior due to high humidity.
Identifies the sound of refrigerant flow as a normal operational noise.
Explanation for why the side panel may feel warm during operation.
Directs users to the appliance's nameplate for detailed technical data.
Details of the warranty period, coverage, and provider obligations.
Requirements for the user to maintain warranty validity and proper use.
Statement of quality assurance and commitment from the warranty provider.
Specific terms and circumstances under which warranty may be voided.
Key reminders regarding warranty claims, repairs, and product registration.
Directory of authorized service centers for product repair and maintenance.
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