Gorenje RBIU6091AW инструкция обслуживания

Inst ructions for Use 2 Refrigerator - Freezer EN Thank you for your trust and for buying this appliance. We hope it will successfully s erve the purpose for m any years. Refrigerator wi th freezer is for dom estic use only. The lower part of the appliance is refrigerator and is us ed for st oring fresh f oods at the tem perature of 0°C and higher[...]

Inst ructions for Use 3  W hen your applianc e finally wears out, please try not to burden the environm ent with it; c all your nearest authoris ed service agent. (See Di sposing of the W orn Out Applianc e). Tips for Energy Savi ngs  Try not to open the door t oo often, especial ly when the weather is wet and hot. Once you open the door, m i[...]

Inst ructions for Use 4 it im poss ible for c hildren to loc k them sel ves inside t he appliance and s uffocat e.  The appliance m ust be correct ly connect ed to the m ains s upply. (s ee: Connect ing to the Mains Supply).  Do not touc h the cooled s urfaces while the appliance operat es, es pecially not with wet hands, bec ause the s kin m[...]

Inst ructions for Use 5 Placing and Installation Choosin g the Right Pl ace Place t he appliance i n dry and regularly ventilat ed room. A llowed ambient tem perature depends on the m odel (cl ass) of t he appliance and is st ated on the rat ing plate of the appliance. Never place the appl iance near heat emit ting devic es (e.g. cooker, radiator, [...]

Inst ructions for Use 6  at the guide int erruption point lift the left side of t he shelf up and pul l it out from the applianc e in the inc lined posit ion,  reinserti on is carri ed out in the oppos ite procedure. Glass s helves are prot ected with plas tic edge frames . Quickl y perishable f ood should be st ored on the back i.e. t he col[...]

Inst ructions for Use 7  Foods to be s tored in the ref rigerator should be properly packed as to prevent m ixing various m oist ure degrees and odors (in polyethylene bags or sheet, alumi nium foil, wax paper, or stored i n covered cont ainers or bottles ).  Before st oring food in t he refrigerator, remove t he excessive pac kaging (li ke y[...]

Inst ructions for Use 8 be too large and to be c ooled before loading into the f reezer.  The amount of fresh f oods that can be loaded in the f reezer within 24 hours is indicat ed on the rating pl ate (freezing capacit y). If the loaded am ount is too large, the qualit y of freezing is reduced which affec ts t he quality of frozen foods. Freez[...]

Inst ructions for Use 9 Fill two thirds of th e ice tra y w ith cold wate r or any other liquid c onvenient f or freezing. Insert the ice t ray into the gui des or on the cooling plat e. Time requi red for the ic e to form , largel y depends on am bient tem perature, therm ostat sett ing and on how often you open the door. It usual ly takes 2-6 hou[...]

Inst ructions for Use 10 Periodical cleani ng of the condenser In order to optimize the operation of the appliance and save energy , it is recommended to clean periodi cally the dust from the condenser at the back of the appliance. Disconnec t the appl iance from the m ains prior the com m encement of cl eaning!  Empt y the cont ents of the appl[...]

Inst ructions for Use 11 The cause of increased i ce form ation m ay be one of the fol lowing:  the door does not s eal well (clean t he gasket if it i s cont aminat ed, or replac e it if it i s dam aged);  the door was frequently opened or i t was left opened for t oo long;  the food st ored in the ref rigerator was war m ;  the food o[...]