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Smeg CH500 manual

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    DK Brugsanvisning NO Bruksanvisning NL Genruiksaanwijzing UK Instructions for use. DE Bedienungsanleitung FR Mode d’emploi CH300, CH400, CH500[...]

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    2 GB In case this appliance contains hydrocar- bon refrigerant please refer to guidelines listed below . As the appliance contains a ammable refrigerant, it is essential to ensure that the refrigerant pipes are not damaged. Standard EN378 species that the room in which you install your appliance must have a volume of 1m³ per 8 g of hydrocarb[...]

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    3 GB Warning .................................................. 2 Before use .............................................. 3 Get to know your chest freezer............... 4 Installation and start-up. ......................... 5 Electrical connection............................... 6 Operation and function ........................... 7 Use .........[...]

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    4 GB Get to know your chest freezer Handle Lamp Sealing strip Nameplate Partition/defrost water tray Basket Frezing compartment V entalation grille Mechanical control panel Defrost water drain Foot g. 1 CONTROL SUPER MAX MIN[...]

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    5 GB In stal lati on a nd s tar t-up Place ment For safety and operational reasons, the ap- pliance must not be installed outdoors. The appliance should be placed on a stable, level surface in a dry , well-ventilated room (max. 75% relative air humidity). Never place the appliance close to sources of heat such as cookers or radiators, and avoid pla[...]

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    6 GB The appliance is intended for connection to alternating current. The required voltage (V) and frequency (Hz) are stated on the name- plate on the rear of the appliance. Power must be connected via an independent wall socket outlet. If the mains lead has been damaged, it must be replaced with a corresponding type supplied by the manufacturer or[...]

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    7 GB El ectr ical con nect ion Op erat ion and func tio n Mecha nical co ntrols In addition to a thermostat knob, the control panel contains two control lamps and a but- ton (g. 4). Control panel design and lamp position may vary . The green lamp is lit when power is cor- rectly supplied. The yellow lamp is lit when the Super Freeze button has b[...]

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    8 GB Freez er The appliance is a four-star freezer ap- proved for freezing and storing frozen items of food. Freez ing T o keep food at its best, items must be frozen to –18 °C as quickly as possible. The freezing capacity of the freezer is stated on the nameplate in kg/24 hours (see page 12). Activating the Super Freeze function reduc- es freez[...]

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    9 GB The items stored and the humidity of the air gradually cause frost and ice to form in the freezer . A thin layer of frost or ice does not affect freezer performance, but the thicker the layer , the higher the energy consump- tion. Small amounts of loose frost can be removed using a plastic scraper . Never use electrical apparatus or sharp im- [...]

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    10 GB Cl eani ng a nd m aint ena nce Clean ing Before cleaning, disconnect the power sup- ply and remove all loose ttings. The cabinet is best cleaned using warm water (max. 65 °C) with a little mild, perfume-free detergent. Never use cleaning agents that scour . Use a soft cloth. Rinse with clean water and dry thoroughly . It is important to p[...]

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    1 1 GB Fault nding Fault Possible cause Remedy No light in display . There is not enough light for the solar sensor . T urn on the light. No control lamps are lit. The appliance is switched off. Power failure; the fuse is blown; the appliance is not plugged in correctly . Check the plug and socket. Check that power is connected. Reset the fuse. [...]

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    12 GB W arr ant y , spar e p arts and ser vice W arranty d isclaime r Faults and damage caused directly or indirectly by incorrect operation, misuse, insufcient maintenance, incorrect building, installation or mains connection. Fire, ac- cident, lightening, voltage variation or other electrical interference, including defective fuses or faults i[...]

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    13 GB Di spos al Information for Users on Collection and Disposal of Old Equipment and used Batteries These symbols on the products, packaging, and/or accompanying documents mean that used electri- cal and electronic products and batteries should not be mixed with general household waste. For proper treatment, recovery and recycling of old products[...]