Indesit Refrigerator R45NFUK User Manual

Owner'ss manual  
 
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InformationonNo-frosttechnology/2  
Installationandsafetyinstructions/3-4  
Technicalfeatures/5  
Operatingyourrefrigerator/6-7  
Operationalwarnings/7  
Suggestionsonfoodstorage/8-12  
Changingthedooropeningdirection/9  
MaintenanceandCleaning/12  
Vacationtime/13  
Beforecallingforservice/14  
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coolingandfreezingcompartmentsfrom  
manypoints, formingahomogeneous  
distributionandiscirculatedaswell. Thus,  
snowandiceformationisavoidedinNo-  
frostrefrigerators, whiletheyremaindry  
andcoolevenduringthehottestsummer  
days.  
Information on  
No-frost technology  
All traditional refrigerators that are not  
equipped with No-frost technology have to  
be stopped for a certain period in order to  
defrost the snow and ice formation inside  
the freezer compartment. However,  
removing the foods that have to be kept  
cool, wiping up the defrosted and water  
spilled at that time generally turns into  
troubles. Additionally, icinginsidethefreezer  
adverselyeffectsthecoolingperformance  
oftheappliance.  
Now, refrigeratorsmanufacturedunderthe  
No-frosttechnologypresentadefinite  
solutionagainsttheseproblems. Theair  
insidetherefrigeratorispermanently  
recirculatedbyafanasitleavesbehindits  
moistandheat, thankstotheevaporator  
FREEZER  
COMPARTMENT  
fitted behind the deep freeze  
compartment.  
FRIDGE COMPARTMENT  
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fridge and freezer compartments will be  
cooled during this period.  
Installation and  
safety instructions  
5.Prior to use, let the refrigerator run for  
a few hours; then place the food.  
6.Avoid placing the refrigerator near heat  
sources and direct sunlight. Heat may  
adversely effect the plastic and electrical  
componentsofyourrefrigerator. Therefore,  
never place the appliance in the vicinity of  
heat sources like stoves, radiator etc. Nor  
expose it to direct sunlight.  
Readthismanualcarefully.  
Readthesafetywarningsandoperational  
instructionscarefullypriortooperatingyour  
refrigerator.  
Always keep this manual ready.  
Always keep this manual ready to use as  
a quick reference in case of possible  
troublesthatmayariseduringtheoperation  
of your refrigerator.  
7. Position the appliance in such a  
way that you can access the  
socketwhereitispluggedin.  
8.When placing your refrigerator, allow at  
least a 5 cm clearance on the sides and  
2 cm from the back-side wall. In case the  
appliance is going to be placed in a  
recessed area, allow at least a 25 cm  
clearance above it.  
Obey the warnings.  
Obey all the warnings on the refrigerator  
and within the operational instructions.  
Follow the instructions.  
All instructions that are mentioned in the  
Owner's Manual shall be followed and  
applied during operating and using the  
appliance.  
9.For your own safety, use grounded  
plug in operating the appliance. Consult a  
qualified electrician if the plug is not  
grounded or if the socket does not fit your  
Carry out the procedures listed below, after  
household electrical installation. The  
manufacturerisfreeofany  
responsibilityduetoanydamage  
orlossresulting fromungrounded  
operation.  
unpackingtherefrigerator. Callthe Indesit  
AuthorizedService incaseofany  
possibleproblemthatyoumayface.  
1.Installallshelvesandaccessoriesin  
theirproperplaces, sincetheyarepacked  
togethertopreventpossibledamageduring  
transportation.  
10. Ensurethatthepowersupplyvoltage  
complieswiththefiguresstatedonthetag  
insidethefridgecompartment.  
Theoperationalvoltageofyourrefrigerator  
is10Amperes. Connectthepowercordto  
agroundedplugbearingacurrentrateof  
10Amperes.  
2. Dustmayaccumulateonyour refrigerator  
and its accessories during packing and  
transportation. First, clean the interior and  
accessories of your refrigerator with a  
baking soda solution and lukewarm water.  
(One tea-spoon baking soda for a bucket  
lukewarm water). Then rinse with clean  
water and dry.  
11. At the end of the functional life of your  
appliance containing cyclopentane gas in  
the insulation foam and perhaps gas  
R600a (isobutane) in the refrigeration  
circuit the latter should made safe before  
beingsenttothedump.  
3.The lamps provided for the fridge  
compartment must light whenever  
the door of the refrigerator is opened.  
4.Turn the freezer compartment button to  
For this operation, please contact your  
dealer or the Local Organisation in  
charge of waste disposal.  
"MAX"position and allow the refrigerator  
to operate unloaded for a few hours. The  
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Adjusting the refrigerator feet  
Your refrigerator is equipped with 2wheels that provide great ease inplacing, moving  
and cleaning the appliance.  
You can easily block the front wheelsby turning the feet in front ofthem to the left, in  
order to prevent any undesired movement ofthe refrigerator. Thus,back and forth  
movement during opening or closing thedoor is avoided and a morelevel placement  
is achieved.  
You can unlock the front wheels byturning the feet in front of themto the right, in order  
to clean or move your refrigerator.  
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TechnicalFeatures  
R 45 NFL (UK)  
A
B
M
L
C
D
E
F
K
F
F
J
G
H
J
I
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A - Freezer shelf  
F - Fridge shelf  
G - Fruit/vegetable drawer cover  
H - Fruit/vegetable drawer  
I - Adjustable feet  
B - Ice tray  
C - Compartment "Chiller" for meat and  
fish  
J - Door shelf for bottles  
K - Door shelf for small food products  
L - Door shelf cover  
D - Fridge compartment temperature  
adjustment knob  
E - Freezer compartment temperature  
adjustment knob  
M- Freezer door shelf  
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Operating your  
refrigerator  
IceMaking  
To make ice cubes, fill the ice trays with  
water and place them in the freezer. To  
remove the ice cubes first run water on the  
tray, then hold from both sides and twist  
gently. Hence, ice cubes will be poured into  
the container.  
Coldnessadjustment  
Yourrefrigeratorconsistsoftwo  
compartments. Thefirstcompartmentis  
thefreezer, andthesecondoneisthe  
fridgeor freshfoodstorage  
compartment. Compartment  
temperaturescanbeadjustedvia  
thermostatsconcerned.  
Turnthethermostatknobstotheirnormal  
(MED)position. Turntheknobsasrequired  
ifthecompartmenttemperaturesaretoo  
highortoolow.  
Temperatureknobforthefreezer  
compartment:  
MED-MAX(High):Isusedtofreezer  
foodsquicklyandtoobtainiceimmediately.  
MED(Medium):Isusedfornormaluse  
andtostorefrozenfoodsforlongperiods.  
MIN-MED(Low):Isusedonlytokeep  
icecubesfrozenandtosaveenergy.  
Temperature knob for fridge  
compartment (fridge knob):  
MED-MAX (High) :is used to increase  
the cooling rate.  
MED (Medium) :is used for normal  
operation.  
MIN-MED (Low) :is used to decrease  
the cooling rate  
During hot seasons, when the "freezer"  
knob is turned to"MAX"position, your  
fridgewilloperateforelongatedperiod. The  
thermostat position should be brought to  
its initial position when the freezer  
GE  
FREEZER  
compartment is cooled sufficiently.  
FRIDGE  
FREEZER  
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Chillercompartment  
Operationalwarning  
This compartment is used to thaw frozen  
foods(meat, fishchicken, etc.)andtostore  
foods without freezing for short periods.  
Thetemperatureinsidethecompartment  
is about 0 ° C.  
1. Avoid spilling water (or any liquid) to the  
back side of the appliance.  
2. Do not leave the door of the refrigerator  
open for extended periods. This will  
decrease the cooling efficiency and will  
increase power consumption.  
The lid of the chiller compartment opens  
automatically when you pull the  
compartment towards yourself.  
3. Do not store inflammable materials,  
explosives or chemicals and deodorants  
and cosmetic products in which propellant  
gases are used, in the refrigerator.  
4. Do not allow children to hang on the  
refrigerator door. Do not leave children in  
the vicinity of an operating refrigerator.  
5. Do not continue to operate the  
appliance if no proper operation is  
obtained or if a trouble occurs.  
Immediately unplug the appliance and call  
for the Authorized Service.  
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Storageof foods  
Suggestionstostorefoodsinthe fridge:  
Storeatthefridge  
compartmentat.....  
Food  
Period of storage  
Wrappedmeatandfish(wrap  
itwithplasticfolioorplacein  
plasticbags)  
Inthechillerbox(the  
coldestpart)  
2 or 3 days  
Inthechillerbox(the  
coldestpart)  
Fresh cheese  
3 or 4 days  
Eggs  
1 month  
1 week  
In the egg storage rack  
In the fridge door rack  
Butter, margarine  
Cooked foods  
(Storeinthefridge  
compartmentafterplacingin  
anairtightcontainerwithalid)  
Sausage, salami, sandwich  
Meat, cakes, creams,  
3 to 4 days  
In any rack  
pudding, chocolate, tomatoes,  
bread, pastry...  
Bottled products, milk, yoghurt  
Fruits and vegetables  
In the special door rack  
In the vegetable drawer  
3 to 7 days  
Note:Potatoes, garlicandonionsshouldnotbestoredinthefridge.  
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to freeze near the foods already frozen.  
• Do not place unwrapped, open foods in  
the freezer compartment.  
Tipsforstoringfoodsinthe  
refrigerator:  
Neverplacehotfoodinyourrefrigerator.  
Allowhotfoodtocooldowntoroom  
temperature.  
• Do not store bottles in the freezer  
compartment;theymaybreakwhenfrozen.  
Itisrecommendedtostorebigamounts  
offoodintheformofsingleuseportions.  
Donotrefreezethefoodthathasbeen  
thawed. Thiscauseslossoftasteand  
nutrition.  
Storevegetablesandfruitsinthe  
vegetabledraweratthebottomofthefridge  
compartment.  
Storefoodswithstrongodors(melon,  
strawberry, fish, etc.)incontainerswitha  
lid.  
Changingthedoor  
openingdirection  
Freezercompartment:  
Itispossibletomaintainthefreshness and  
flavor of foods if they are stored in  
accordancewiththe followinginstructions.  
• Place the foods you want to freeze on  
the shelf and then place them on the  
surface of the freezer or in the door rack.  
• Do not place the foods you want  
Itispossibletochange theopeningdirection  
of the door according to the location of the  
appliance. You should let this procedure  
carried out byINDESIT Authorized  
Service.  
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Suggestionsonfoodstorageinthe freezercompartment:  
Fishandmeat  
Softening Storage  
(Days) (Months)  
Thawing duration  
Foods  
Packing  
Not required  
Not required  
Not required  
Not required  
Beef - steak  
Mutton  
Folio  
Folio  
Folio  
Folio  
2/3  
1/2  
1
9/10  
6
6
8
Pork roast  
Vealroast  
1
Every piece should be wrapped with oil-  
paper and then put into folio (4 or 6 slices)  
Not required  
Not required  
6
Pork/vealmeat  
Every piece should be wrapped with oil-  
paper and then put into folio (4 or 6 slices)  
6
2
Pork / veal cutlet  
mincet meat  
Slowy in the  
refrigerator  
In aluminum containers as wrapped  
with oil-paper  
As fresh  
3
2
Not required  
Not required  
Heart and liver  
Plastic bag  
Salami / sausage  
Oil - paper or folio  
Slowly in the  
refrigerator  
9
6
1/3  
1/4  
Chicken and turkey  
Duck and goose  
Folio  
Folio  
Slowly in the  
refrigerator  
Slowly in the  
refrigerator  
Pheasant, partridge  
and wild duck  
1/3  
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Folio  
Slowly in the  
refrigerator  
Wild / domestic  
rabbit  
3/4  
5/6  
6
9
Folio  
Slowly in the  
refrigerator  
Folio or oil - paper  
Venison  
Slowly in the  
refrigerator  
4/6  
2/3  
Folio or oil - paper  
Plastic bag  
Big fish  
Not required  
Not required  
Small fish  
3/6  
3
Shell fish  
Snail, etc.  
Plastic bag  
Slowly in the  
refrigerator  
In saline water in aluminum or plastic  
container  
In warm water  
Folio or oil - paper  
Plastic bag  
12  
Boiled fish  
Fried fish  
4/6  
Directly in the pan  
10  
 
Fruitsandvegetables  
Holding  
Period  
(hours  
Storage  
(Months)  
Foods  
Preparation  
Packing  
Thawing Period  
Slowly in the  
refrigerator  
Incontainers  
(insyrup)  
Apple and pear  
Slice after peeling  
Peelandremoveseed  
Washandrinse  
2
12  
12  
Apricot, peach,  
cherryandplum  
Incontainers  
(insyrup)  
Slowly in the  
refrigerator  
1/2  
Strawberry, and  
raspberry  
Incontainers  
(addsugar)  
Slowly in the  
refrigerator  
10/12  
12  
Cut, cook and  
compress  
In containers  
(add %10 sugar)  
Slowly in the  
refrigerator  
Cooked fruits  
Fruit juice  
In containers  
(add sugar)  
Slowly in the  
refrigerator  
Wash, cut and mash  
10/12  
Remove leaves, put  
core into pieces and  
hold in sour water  
Caulifflower  
2
Plastic bag  
Plastic bag  
12  
Not required  
Cabbageand  
Brusselssprout  
Washandcut into  
smallpieces  
1/2  
10/12  
Roomtemperature  
Green peas  
Remove and wash  
2
Plastic bag  
Plastic bag  
12  
Not required  
Not required  
French beans  
Wash, slice if riquired  
3/4  
10/12  
Mushroomsand  
asparagus  
Plasticbagor  
container  
Wash, peelandcut  
3/4  
3/4  
6
Roomtemperature  
Not required  
Carrots, peppers  
and radish  
Peel, washandslice  
ifrequired  
Plasticbag  
Plastic bag  
12  
Wash and cut in  
small pieces  
Spinacnh  
2
3
12  
Roomtemperature  
Not required  
Vegetables for  
soups  
Wash and cut in  
small pieces  
Plastic bag or  
container  
6/7  
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Holding period  
(hours)  
Storage  
(Months)  
Food  
Preparation  
Packing  
Thawingperiod  
Room temperature  
or oven  
Plasticbag  
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Bread  
Wait10minutes  
thenheatupto  
100/200°C  
Cakes  
Plasticbag  
Plasticbag  
Roomtemperature  
orinrefrigerator  
Cream  
Butter  
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6
Own package  
or folio  
Intherefrigerator  
Boiled food or  
vegetable  
Plastic or glass  
container  
Roomtemperature  
orinhotwater  
3/6  
10  
Peel, freeze in  
small containers  
Room temperature  
or in refrigerator  
Eggs  
Maintenance and cleaning  
spoonful baking soda in to a liter of water.  
This solution both cleans your appliance  
and prevents the formation of undesired  
odors. After every cleaning cover the  
magnetic door seals of the appliance with  
powder.  
Cleaning  
Always remove power cord from the wall  
outlet prior to cleaning the appliance.  
Exterior  
Use a soft cloth damped with liquid  
detergent or white goods polish to clean  
the external surface of the appliance and  
then dry and polish.  
Note:Never use gasoil, gasoline and  
similar substances  
for cleaning  
purpose.  
Interior  
It is recommended to clean the interior,  
the accessories and seals of the appliance  
with a solution prepared by adding one  
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LampReplacementForFridge  
Vacationtime  
Unplugthepowercordfromtheoutletprior  
toreplacingthelamp. Removethehousing  
as illustrated in the figure. Remove the  
lamp and replace with a maximum 15W  
lamp.  
Unplugtheapplianceaftercleaningitand  
leavethedoorsOPEN. Leavingthedoor  
open aftercleaningwillavoidtheformation  
ofundesiredodors.  
Duringtransportation;  
Fixallaccessoriessecurelyattheirplace.  
Therefore, packagethemifnecessary.  
Donottransportyourrefrigerator  
horizontally, otherwisethecompressorwill  
bedamaged.  
Power failure  
Youshouldminimizethenumberofdoor  
openingswhilethepowerisoff. During  
powerfailuresoflongerduration, place  
blocksofdryiceinthetopcompartment.  
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BeforecallingforService  
Checkifeithershelvesorfoodsareplaced  
well-balanced.  
Fridge/freezerdoesnotoperate;  
Checkifpowerisbeingsupplied;  
Hasahousefuseblownorcircuitbreaker  
tripped?Checkifthepowercordplugbeen  
removedorloosenedfromthewalloutlet.  
•Checkifthethermostatcontrols  
(fridge/freezerknob)aresetonproper  
position.  
Compressor does not operate;  
• The compressor is loaded excessively.  
In such cases, unplug the appliance and  
replug it after 10-15 minutes. Your  
refrigerator will reoperate.  
Insufficientaircirculationaround  
thecondenserordusthas  
When Service is required;  
If the problems could not be eliminated  
accumulatedonthecondenser.  
by help of the"Before calling for  
Service" section, apply to the nearest  
Fridge-freezerishotterthanever;  
Checkifthethermostatcontrolsareset  
onproperposition.  
INDESIT Authorized Dealer.Please  
indicate the model and serial number of  
yourapplianceduringany kindofapplication  
and correspondence, concerning the  
appliance.  
Checkifdoorsleftopenforatime.  
Checkiflargeamountoffoodsthat  
obstructaircirculationarekeptinthe  
refrigerator.  
Abnormalnoise(s);  
•Checkifrefrigeratorisinstalledonrough  
andsmoothplaceornot.  
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