Curtis FR832
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1. 82. clean the chambers put t in a dry place and leave the doors open slightly 2 008 009 03 17 2004 14 40 IFAX info curtisint com gt IRVING KAROLY 2 009 009 Diagnosis DS pees PERIA SERI ghee code Ad tees Please nic Troubles si sans aa Ei Fer een rn and aida of Troubles ARRE J Shes essen The Following Phenomena Are Not Troubles When the compressor is operating the normal temperature on its surface reaches There are heat pipes storing inside the fridge to prevent sweating on Its outer ca sing which becomes alittle warm There is a condensor which is used to dissipate heat storing Inside both of tha inner storing side plates so they ara slightly warm too In a short period after the starfing and stopping cf the compressor a pbing peng sound may be heard This ls because the evaporator inthe cold storing chamber is defrosting and water on the surface of the evaporator is being condensed Sometimes thara would ba sounds of running or boiling water This results from the flowing of cooling of liquid by cooling equipment When the ambient relative humidity is quite high condansation would take place on the surface of the fridge This is a natural phenomenon Please wipe It off with a dry cloth or move the fridge at the place where there Is good ventilation Not Refrigerating at all ls the power line cord outofthe plug socket Has the power circuit at your house fu sed is th
3. 03 17 2004 14 36 IFAX info curtisint com gt IRVING KAROLY 2 001 009 a TS ES Er Kuga Eee a ae 03 17 2004 14 37 IFAX info curtisint com gt IRVING KAROLY 2 002 009 Please Read OPERATING Instructions aretully for Correct Operation yA pa q ER SP ee LT EU EN LR ae ate wen ze ee ee A ax pa eT ET eR ARS Rs BLA Vat TRE ae E Woa a Mage EO amp FE DER vis a eee iy ee BRT RR AA 2 ae can Se Sr a E SE ey ER ET Kr ee eh EAN E ES N Identification of Parts and Their Correct F Method of Operation d Top Plate 15 Temperature Regulator Neither unstable objects nor hot ones A regulator for regulating the tempera are ta be laid on it ture of the refrigerator From position 1 e to position 7 refrigeration becomes stro 2 Freezer Ch am ber i ngar Position 1 is weak refrigeration A chamber for freezing food or stori ng while position 7 is strong The ES frozen food and making a small quantity of or will not operate in position 0 ice ce cream Don t put glass bottied or canned fluld into the chamber last the cans or bottles split by expanding when the fluid is cooling 161 Shelf f A shelf for one to adjust its height at will k ice Tray on which It is convenient to place a variety of A tray for making cubic ice You can ia sta ae bie sy cid e cubic ica after filling the tray with cool a water to its 4 5 volume putting it into the freezer chamber and nestii ing closely to its bott
4. crape off ice and frost or separata food from the contaln ers which have been concealed together with the food with sharp tools or wooden bars so as not to damage the inner casing or the surface of the evaporator Cleaning and Maintaining Tha fridge should ba cleaned and main tainad once every two months Before daing 50 you must pull out the plug of power source from tha socket Cleaning Method Wipe the Inner and outer surface of the fridge and Its accessorlas with a wet cloth If they are too dirty scrub them with neutral detergent then clean them with water and hem with clean cloth After this a small yauntity of glass wax is recommended to polish the refrigerator surface with a flan nelatte Cautions For cleaning dont use hot water diluent petrol alcohol kerosene washing powder cleanser alkalinous detergent acid chemical cloth etc so as not to damage the lacquer coat and plastics It is prohibited that the fridge is directly sprayed with water Otherwise lt would cause rust or weaken the insulation IZ gt IRVING KAROLY Ge careful to upkeep the sealing rubber bars of the doors They should always be clean ifthe plastic parts in the fridge remain contaminated for a long time by oll animal or vegetable they will be sasily aged and possibly cracked Not Operating Temporarily if you do not use the fridge for sometime you should pull out the plug of power source then take the food out
5. ere any trouble or wrong connec tion with the circuit ls voltage correct It should be 199 242V Has the knob of the temperature re gulator set at position 0 Poor Refrigeration Is the knob of the temperature regulator sat properly Is food in the fridge piled too thick _ Is there any hot food In the fridge Were the doors opened too frequant or ware they not shut properly Is the fridge in a sultable place Loud Noise is the floor solid or flat enough Is the fridge seated stably Does the fridge keep touch with other objects or walls Frozen Food at Cold storing Chamber Is the knob of the temperature regulator set properly or was it setto position 7 tar a long time Is there rich watered food in the inside of the shelf Ia the ambient temperature too low less than 10C Never Stopping Working ls the knob of the temperature regula set to strongly refrigerating paints posi 6 7 Is there too much food put Into the fridge at one batch or Is there any hot food in it If so the compressor will not return to normal starting or stopping time until It operates for several hours Have the doors been opened toc frequently or not shut closely ls the ambient temperature too high After checking If troubles still remain it Is not advisabie to dismantle any part of the fridge by yourself and it should be overhaulad according to the instructions stipulated in the guarantee card
6. level adjust the screws suitably The fridge should not ba placed near anything which may echo Protection from Heat The fridge should ba far away from any heat source or direct sunshine 006 009 gt IRVING KAROLY t com isin 39 IFAX info curt 03 17 2004 14 e 5 HE FE 87 RF FE TE E y FF HE FE tez a a a La g lacquer and banana ed objects can not patrol alcohol etc The above mention stored In the refrigerator as gas all S E ii gt a E pa 2 gt gt 6 tally or declined to less than izon or upside d hor be set own 459 Za gee ce 2 gees TEPE CE ofisz DER D s 55 E Merete ER eT 00 S35 enough 03 17 2004 14 39 IFAX info curtisint com gt IRVING KAROLY 2 007 009 PE REELS SELE LEERI ESTIIS LEIS K DEEE 2 RN a Sega BET BE EDEN Resse Power Fallure After electricity fallure walt for mora than 5 minutes before you tum on your refrigerator again or you will damage the compressor H you gel a notice about power failure before hand you should set the knob of the tempela ture regulator to strongly refrigerating point position 7 2 3 hours before the power is cut Make as much cubic Ice as possible and put It into the cokdetorage chamber Gas Leakage When gas Isakage happens do not touch the fridge until the valve of gas is turned off and the alr In
7. om If you want to make cubic Ice j N quickly you must set the knob of the tampera Feet of Fridge heich Ture regulator to strongly refrigerating point to suit rough ed di ai taking out the cubic Ice from the tray you could only wrench it not bend it so as nat to break it off 4 Cold storing Chamber A chamber for cold storing food and be varage At Its bottom there is a drawer for storing fresh vagetable and frult T 03 17 2004 14 37 IFAX info curtisint com gt IRVING KAROLY 2 003 009 03 17 2004 14 37 IFAX info curtisint com gt IRVING KAROLY 2 004 009 Correctly Positioning War a ve ee ae ABS FREE oe SOE Soe bh TERP Fig Fe Sone ae ag re 2 E oy che 5 X eke BF NT re ate ate E 7 ER A EN SEER EN ES TASS PROS Gag 3 0 04 SERTE Oat A k SAS ahs steeds ya E ISIS OL TTT SEES x ne gt whey 3 Era RERU oe PER ES RN TE WERT EEK nr PF ee Shy o E X Kao a AS PARS 2 tez HEF BE de El PEA For the purpose of safety reliance ion power consumption and durability to your fridge be sure to pay close attention to the followings ell Ventilating Thera Is nead of good ventilation around the fridge for easy dissipation of heat high efficiency of refrigeration and low power consumption For this purposa sufficient clear space should be needed around the fridge Its back is at least 100mm away from the wall Its sides at last have a space of 200mm separately and the helght from o
8. or take out food Otherwise the temperature Inside the tridge would go up and this would Increase the consumption of pow er energy more than 10mm thick you should defrost Defrosting in Cold storing Chamber itis automatically controlled by switching the temperature regulator on or off so that there is no need of operation of defrosting Water from defrosting will be drained into an evaporating water container through a drain pine at the lowerback of the fridge and evapo rates automatically Defrosting In Freezer Chamber jefrosting in freezer chamber Is opera manually Before defrosting take the food out tha ice tray and the shelf outor put Into the cold storing chamber temporarily then set the knob of the temperature regulator to Position 0 where the compressor will stop working and leave ths door open until Ice and frost dissolve thoroughly and dapo site at the bottom of the freezer chamber Wipe off the water with soft cloth in the case of speading up the defrosting you may puta bowl of warm water about 50 C into the 161 03 17 2004 14 40 IFAX info curtisint com freezer chamber and scrape away the Ice and frost with a defrosting spatula After doing so be sura to set the knob of the temperature regulator to original position It s not advisable to heat the freezer cham ber directly with hot water or hair dryer while oo to prevent deformation ofthe inner It s also not advisable to s
9. the room is exchanged Ii you pull out the plug of power source or turn the knob of the temperature raguiator im madiately sparks may occur So be sure not to touch the fridge under these circumstangi You should decrease the times cf opening Defrosting doors in order to keep the temperature inside Why Defrosting tha fridge rising slowly Water contained in food or getting Inte 3 If the power failure is quite jong theck air inside the fridge by opaning dooramay whether there is any water of dissolving frost form a layer of frost inside It willweakenthe or remainder of ice at the bottom of freezer refrigeration when the frostisthick Whileltis chamber before you re operate your fridge If any be sure to remove them off otherwise the storage and the ice would stick together by freezing Storing in and Taking out Food itis not advisable to load the fridga too full or too compact lest h would hold up fres circulation of the alr inside the fridge and waste energy It Ig recommendable that the food Is wrapped in preservative paper before you put It into the fridge so as to prevent it from being dried up and inter fitteration of tastas among different kinds of food ft isalso recommendable thal washable food is washed clean and wiped dry before being stored Soma kinds of food such as pumpkin radish onion banana tinned food ate need not be stored In the fridge You should shut the door Immediately after you put in
10. ver its top is not lass than 300mm A clear space should be left to open Its doors to 160 Power Line Cord The cord should be neither lengthened nor folded into coil during operation Moreov er it Is forbidden that the cord is keept close onto the compressor at the back of the fridge the surface temperature of which ls quite high when operating Touching with it may melt the insulation and cause electrical leakage ower Supply The fridga is only applied with power supply of singla phase alternating current of 220 240V 50Hz If fluctuation of voltage In the district of user la so large that the voltage exceads tha above scope for safety sake be sure to apply A C Automatic voltage regulator ofmore than 350W to the tridge The fridge must employ a special power socket Instead of common one with other electric appliances Its plug must match the socket with ground wire El 03 17 2004 14 38 IFAX info curtisint com gt IRVING KAROLY 2 005 009 Protection from Moisture Avolding placing the fridge in a place where heavy moisture is present so asto minimise possibility of rusty for its metal parts Still more the fridge is forbidden to ba directly sprayed by water otherwise would cause pocr insulation and current leakage may occur Fixing Stably Floor on which fridge will be placed must be fiat and solid t shouki not be laid on any soft material such as foam plastic atc If the tridge is not on the same
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