User manual JUNO JGI3403

[. . . ] Information on your local disposal sites may be obtained from your municipal authorities. Index Safety Instructions . . 13 Control panel / Starting the appliance / Temperature control / Quick freezing / Warning light . . 19 12 Instructions for the use of the instructions booklet Notes which are important for your safety or for the proper functioning of the appliance Supplementary information regarding operation and practical applications of the appliance. Tips and notes concerning economical and environmentally sound use of the appliance Disposal Appliance Packaging Information ¥ The materials used on this appliance marked with the symbol >PE<=polyethylene >PS<=polystyrene >PP<=polypropylene All materials are environmentally sound! [. . . ] The signal will be stopped when the door is closed again. Freezing Calendar The symbols on the upper drawer show different types of frozen goods. The numbers indicate storage times in months for the appropriate types of frozen goods. Whether the upper or lower value of the indicated storage time is valid depends on the quality of the foods and pretreating before freezing. ¥ Try to avoid keeping the doors open for long periods or opening the doors too frequently as warm air will enter the cabinet and cause the compressor to switch on unnecessarily often. ¥ Keep the heat emitting condenser, the metall grille on the rear wall of your appliance, always clean. Freezing of fresh foods and storage of frozen food ¥ To quick-freeze foods when the appliance has not been in use, switch on the freezer and let it run on the quick-freeze setting for at least three hours before putting the food to be frozen in the compartment. If instead the appliance is already in operation, it should run on the quick-freeze setting for at least 24 hours before the foods are put in the freezer. ¥ Once the foods have been placed in the freezer, the freezing operation can be considered to be complete 24 hours later. Once freezing is complete, the freezer should be reset for normal storage use. ¥ When you first start the freezer or if the freezer has been out of use for some time, we advise you to run your appliance for at least two hours in the Çfast freezeÈ mode before storing frozen food. ¥ Food to be frozen has to be placed in the appliance's two top compartments; if freezing only a small amount of food, use the top compartment. Prooceed as follows: ¥ Remove any stored food, wrap it in several layers of newspaper and put it in a cool place. ¥ Pull out the plug from the wall socket or turn the thermostat knob to the ÇOÈ setting. ¥ Leave the door open and introduce the plastic scraper in the appropriate seating at the base of the cabinet as shown in the figure and place a basin underneath to collect the defrost water (see fig. ). Cleaning Never use metal objects for cleaning your appliance as it may get damaged. NEVER use detergents, abrasive powders, highly perfumed cleaning products or wax polishes to clean the interior as these will damage the surface and leave a strong odour. To guarantee a safe operation of the fridge, once a year remove the ventilation grille at the base and clean the air channels with a vacuum cleaner. When the appliance is not in use Disconnect the appliance from the electricity supply. Empty all foods and clean the appliance, leaving the doors ajar to prevent unpleasant smells. D068 16 Something not Working Problems may be due to causes which can easily be solved before calling the Technical Service. Please follow these instructions: SYMPTOM Door does not close SOLUTION Weight surpasses the storage limit of the door shelf so spread weight more evenly or take some products out. Distribute the food products to allow cold air to circulate around them. Make sure that the door is completely closed and that the insulating strip is complete and clean. ¥ During normal operation, the condenser and compressor at the back of the appliance heat up considerably. [. . . ] In that case, wait for the natural fitting of the gasket or accelerate this process by heating up the part involved with a normal hairdrier. A B D163 Building-in Dimensions of the recess Height of housing (1) 880 mm Depth of housing (2) 550 mm Width of housing (3) 560 mm 540 50 1. Slide the appliance into the recess, pushing it against the wall on the handle side. Apply joint the sealing strip as shown in figure. It is necessary that the niche is provided with a conduct of ventilation having the following dimensions: Depth 50 mm Width 540 mm D132 19 3. Open the door and push the appliance against the side of the kitchen unit opposite to that of appliance hinges. [. . . ]