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Whirlpool W7 821O OX - User Manual

Whirlpool W7 821O OX
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User Manual

Questions and Answers

Summary

Product Description and Components

Refrigerator Compartment Components

Lists and describes numbered components within the refrigerator compartment, including control panel, shelves, and bins.

Accessory Components

Illustrates and names various accessories like egg tray, humidity control, and bottle rack.

Control Panel Features

Control Panel Elements

Details the functions of the control panel buttons and indicators, including On/off and temperature settings.

LED Light Functionality

Explains the operation of the LED light and troubleshooting if it fails.

6 th Sense Technology

Describes the automatic operation of the 6th Sense function for optimal food preservation.

Compartment and Appliance Features

Humidity Control

Instructions on using the humidity regulator for different food types.

Easy Access Tray

Describes the utility of the easy access tray in the freezer compartment.

Shelves and Door

Information on removable shelves and door reversibility.

No-Frost Compartments

Details on the no-frost refrigerator and freezer compartments and the Fresh Box 0°.

Appliance Usage and Food Storage

First Time Use Procedures

Steps to follow before and after the initial connection of the appliance.

Refrigerator Storage Guidelines

Advice on storing fresh food and beverages, including air circulation and temperature zones.

Freezer Operations and Food Handling

Freezer Compartment Storage

Guidance on storing frozen food and freezing fresh food.

Ice Cube Preparation

Instructions for filling and using the ice tray.

Freezer Drawer Removal

Step-by-step guide for removing and reinstalling the freezer drawer.

Freezing Tips and Shopping

Recommendations for freezing food and purchasing frozen products.

Food Storage and Operational Sounds

Frozen Food Storage Times

A table detailing recommended storage periods for various frozen food items.

Understanding Functional Sounds

Identifies common sounds from the appliance and their possible causes.

Alarms and Appliance Recommendations

Alarm Table and Causes

Lists alarm types, signals, causes, and cures for appliance alerts.

Recommendations for Non-Use

Advice on preparing the appliance for periods of non-use or power interruptions.

Cleaning and Maintenance Procedures

Cleaning Guidelines

Instructions on how to clean the appliance, its accessories, and specific parts like the condenser.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Problem Diagnosis and Solutions

Provides a table with common appliance problems, their possible reasons, and solutions.

After-Sales Service Information

Contacting After-Sales Service

Guidance on when and how to contact customer service for assistance and repairs.

Summary

Product Description and Components

Refrigerator Compartment Components

Lists and describes numbered components within the refrigerator compartment, including control panel, shelves, and bins.

Accessory Components

Illustrates and names various accessories like egg tray, humidity control, and bottle rack.

Control Panel Features

Control Panel Elements

Details the functions of the control panel buttons and indicators, including On/off and temperature settings.

LED Light Functionality

Explains the operation of the LED light and troubleshooting if it fails.

6 th Sense Technology

Describes the automatic operation of the 6th Sense function for optimal food preservation.

Compartment and Appliance Features

Humidity Control

Instructions on using the humidity regulator for different food types.

Easy Access Tray

Describes the utility of the easy access tray in the freezer compartment.

Shelves and Door

Information on removable shelves and door reversibility.

No-Frost Compartments

Details on the no-frost refrigerator and freezer compartments and the Fresh Box 0°.

Appliance Usage and Food Storage

First Time Use Procedures

Steps to follow before and after the initial connection of the appliance.

Refrigerator Storage Guidelines

Advice on storing fresh food and beverages, including air circulation and temperature zones.

Freezer Operations and Food Handling

Freezer Compartment Storage

Guidance on storing frozen food and freezing fresh food.

Ice Cube Preparation

Instructions for filling and using the ice tray.

Freezer Drawer Removal

Step-by-step guide for removing and reinstalling the freezer drawer.

Freezing Tips and Shopping

Recommendations for freezing food and purchasing frozen products.

Food Storage and Operational Sounds

Frozen Food Storage Times

A table detailing recommended storage periods for various frozen food items.

Understanding Functional Sounds

Identifies common sounds from the appliance and their possible causes.

Alarms and Appliance Recommendations

Alarm Table and Causes

Lists alarm types, signals, causes, and cures for appliance alerts.

Recommendations for Non-Use

Advice on preparing the appliance for periods of non-use or power interruptions.

Cleaning and Maintenance Procedures

Cleaning Guidelines

Instructions on how to clean the appliance, its accessories, and specific parts like the condenser.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Problem Diagnosis and Solutions

Provides a table with common appliance problems, their possible reasons, and solutions.

After-Sales Service Information

Contacting After-Sales Service

Guidance on when and how to contact customer service for assistance and repairs.

Overview

This document is a user manual for a Whirlpool refrigerator, providing comprehensive information on its features, usage, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

Function Description

The Whirlpool refrigerator is designed for storing fresh and frozen food and beverages. It features separate compartments for refrigeration and freezing, both equipped with No-frost technology to prevent ice build-up and eliminate the need for manual defrosting. The appliance incorporates a "6th Sense" function that automatically optimizes conditions for food preservation, activating when large amounts of food are loaded, the door is left open for an extended period, or during prolonged power failures.

The refrigerator compartment offers various storage solutions, including shelves, a fruit and vegetable bin, and a "Fresh Box 0°" compartment. The Fresh Box 0° maintains a temperature range of -2°C to 3°C, ideal for storing meat, fish, delicate foods, rapid cooling of hot foods, and low-temperature defrosting to inhibit microorganism proliferation. The freezer compartment is designed for storing frozen food and freezing fresh food, with drawers that can be removed to increase storage volume.

Important Technical Specifications

While specific technical specifications like dimensions, energy rating, or capacity are not detailed in this excerpt, the manual highlights several functional aspects:

  • Temperature Control: The appliance features a control panel with an on/off button, fridge temperature indicator, fridge temperature setting, fast freeze indicator light, and a fast freeze button. The fridge temperature can be adjusted cyclically.
  • Defrosting: Both refrigerator and freezer compartments are No-frost, meaning defrosting is automatic. Water droplets on the rear wall of the refrigerator indicate the automatic defrost phase, with water draining into a container for evaporation.
  • Lighting: An LED light illuminates the refrigerator compartment when the door is opened. It automatically switches off if the door remains open for more than 8 minutes.
  • Humidity Control: A humidity regulator (position B for less humid, A for more humid) is available in the fruit and vegetable bin, allowing users to adjust the environment for different types of produce.
  • Door Reversibility: The direction of door opening can be changed, though this operation is not covered by warranty if performed by the user and requires After-sales Service.
  • Functional Sounds: The manual explains various normal operational sounds, such as hissing (initial switch-on), gurgling (refrigerant fluid), BRRR (compressor), buzzing (water valve/fan), cracking (compressor start), and clicking (thermostat).

Usage Features

  • First-Time Use: Before connecting, clean compartments and accessories. After plugging in, wait 4-6 hours before loading food. The display lights up for about 1 second, showing default factory settings.
  • Food Storage:
    • Refrigerator: Foods emitting ethylene gas (e.g., apples, apricots) should be separated from gas-sensitive foods (e.g., fruit vegetables, salad). Avoid overcrowding for air circulation. Use recyclable plastic, metal, aluminum, and glass containers, and cling film. Liquids and odor-emitting foods should be in closed containers. The shelves above the crisper are the coolest area. A bottle holder is available on some models.
    • Freezer: Arrange fresh food in the freezing area with space for air circulation. Do not re-freeze partially defrosted food. Wrap food to prevent water, humidity, or condensation ingress. Ice trays should be filled 2/3 with water.
  • Easy Access Tray (Freezer): A dedicated tray for frequently used products, freezing leftovers, or small items.
  • Removable Components: All shelves, flaps, and pull-out baskets are removable for flexibility and cleaning.
  • Fast Freeze Function: Used for freezing fresh foods quickly. The fast freeze indicator light illuminates when activated. During this function, avoid enabling air in the fridge compartment to prevent excessively cold temperatures. A medium position is recommended for optimal food conservation.
  • Shopping Tips for Frozen Food: Check packaging for damage, transport in a cool bag, place immediately in the freezer, do not re-freeze defrosted food, minimize temperature variations, and observe best-before dates.

Maintenance Features

  • Cleaning:
    • Before Cleaning: Unplug the appliance.
    • General Cleaning: Periodically clean with a cloth and a solution of lukewarm water and neutral detergent. Removable accessories can be washed with warm water and soap/dishwashing liquid.
    • Exterior: Clean the outside and door seal with a damp cloth and dry with a soft cloth.
    • Condenser: Regularly clean the condenser at the rear of the appliance with a vacuum cleaner.
    • Draining Hole: Regularly clean the draining hole on the back of the refrigerator (near the fruit and vegetable drawer) using the provided tool to ensure continuous defrost water flow.
    • Control Panel: Clean buttons and display with a dry cloth only; avoid alcohol or alcohol-derived substances.
    • Prohibited: Do not use abrasives, flammable fluids, or steam cleaners. Appliance accessories are generally not dishwasher safe unless specified.
  • No Use of Appliance: If not in use, disconnect from power, empty, defrost (if necessary), and clean. Keep doors slightly ajar to allow air circulation and prevent mold/odors.
  • Power Interruption: Keep doors closed to maintain cold temperatures. Do not re-freeze partially defrosted food. A black-out alarm may activate in electronic models during prolonged power cuts.
  • Troubleshooting: The manual provides a table with common issues (e.g., appliance not working, water in defrost pan, warm cabinet edges, light not working, motor running too much, high temperature, doors not closing properly), possible reasons, and solutions.
  • After-Sales Service: Instructions for contacting service, including checking the troubleshooting guide first, then providing a brief description of the fault, appliance type/model, service number (from rating plate), full address, and telephone number. Emphasizes using authorized service for repairs and original spare parts.

Whirlpool W7 821O OX Specifications

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BrandWhirlpool
ModelW7 821O OX
CategoryFreezer
LanguageEnglish

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