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New Zealand Product Warranty Statements of Standard Warranty Conditions 

Nothing herein contained shall be construed in any way as 
excluding or limiting your rights under the Consumer 
Guarantee Act 1993. OUR  WARRANTY  

This product is also covered by the manufacturer's warranty 
set out in this document (Our Warranty).  

Our Warranty is for a period of forty eight (48) months from 
the date of purchase.  

This is in addition to (and does not exclude, restrict or 
modify) any rights or remedies to which you may already be 
entitled to under the New Zealand Consumer Guarantee act 
1993 relating to this product.  

Our warranty (which is subject to the conditions below) 
covers rectification free of charge of any fault arising from 
defective materials or components or faulty workmanship.   

The product will be repaired or replaced at the option of 
Omega.  

Our warranty is subject to the following conditions: 

1.  That the purchaser contacts Omega prior to any product 

repair. 

2.  That  the  purchaser  carefully  follows  all  instructions 

provided with the product and complies with all relevant 
electrical  &  plumbing  regulations  when  installing  the 
product. 

3.  That  the  purchaser  carefully  follows  the  instructions 

provided  in  the  owner's  handbook  relating  to  the  proper 
use  and  care  of  the  product  and  does  not  use  the 
product for any purpose other than the DOMESTIC use 
for which it has been designed. 

WHAT IS COVERED:  By Our Warranty  

During the warranty period, Omega or its authorised Service 
Centre will, at no extra charge, if your appliance is readily 
accessible without the need of special equipment and subject 
to the terms and conditions of this warranty, repair or replace 
any parts which it considers defective.  

WHAT IS NOT COVERED:  By Our Warranty 

1.  Products  installed  damaged  or  incomplete  or  not  in 

compliance  with  the  relevant  electrical  &  plumbing 
regulations in their State. 

2.  Normal  wear  and  tear  e.g.  cleaning,  light  globes,  filters 

etc. 

3.  Failure  resulting  from  power  surges  and  electrical 

storms. 

4.  Insect or vermin infestation. 
5.  Unauthorised  repairs  or  use  of  non-  genuine  Omega 

parts. 

6.  Any  failure  caused  by  the  product  not  being  used  in 

accordance  with  the  instruction  and  the  installation 
manual provided with the product. 

7.  Misuse or abuse, including failure to properly maintain or 

service. 

8.  The clearing of blockages in pumps and hoses. 
9.  Damage which occurs during delivery or installation. 
10.  Claims  to  product  surface  coating  due  to  liquid  or  solid 

spill-overs,  accidental  damage  or  damage  caused  from 
cleaning products not recommended by Omega. 

HOW TO CLAIM YOUR WARRANTY  

Please refer to our website address below for Omega to 
register your warranty online.  

If you are contacting Omega regarding any warranty claims 
and spare parts inquiries, please make sure you have the 
following information on hand: 

1.  Product Name/Model Number 
2.  Serial Number/s 
3.  Purchase Date (as per invoice or proof of purchase) 
4.  Purchased From 
5.  Warranty Registration Number 

www.omegaappliances.co.nz

   

Omega is division of Monaco Corporation Limited (Member 
of Shriro Australia PTY LTD)  
Phone: (09) 415 6000  
Email: customercare@monacocorp.co.nz 

Summary of Contents for OBMF323B

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual Fridge Freezer Bottom Mount 323L OBMF323B OBMF323W OBMF323X ...

Page 2: ...liance such as warranty registration manuals features and specifications please visit omegaappliances com au if you are in Australia and omegaappliances co nz if you are in New Zealand or contact our Customer Care team on the below email or phone numbers Registering Your Warranty For peace of mind you can register your warranty at omegaappliances com au Further information on the Warranty can be f...

Page 3: ...nt Omega reserves the right to alter specifications and appearances without notice Contents Important Safety Warnings 4 Installation Instruction 6 Operation Installation 13 Care and Maintenance 15 Trouble Shooting 17 New Zealand Product Warranty Statements of Standard Warranty Conditions 18 Disposal Information Most of the packaging materials are recyclable Please dispose of these materials throug...

Page 4: ...r applications such as Staff kitchen areas in shops offices and other working environment Farm house By clients in hotels motels and other residential type environments Bed and breakfast type environments Areas for communal use in blocks of flats or in launderettes 10 WARNING When positioning the appliance ensure the supply cord is not trapped or damage 11 WARNING Power plug must be accessible aft...

Page 5: ...semble the doors and remove gasket of door and shelves put the doors and shelves in a proper place so as to prevent trapping hazard Correct Disposal of this product This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed with other household wastes To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable ...

Page 6: ...ted Voltage Frequency 220 240V 50Hz Rated Defrost Power 190 W 230V Rated Current 0 8 A Refrigerant R600a Insulation Blow Gas Cyclopentane Product Dimensions WxDxH 595x630x1880mm Net Weight 63Kg Location When selecting a position for your unit you should make sure the floor is flat and firm and the room is well ventilated Avoid locating your unit near a heat source e g cooker boiler or radiator Als...

Page 7: ... below W D 990 1025mm Adjusting the door opening 1 Remove the knuckle guard 2 Remove the top hinge of the fridge door 3 Take off the door of refrigerating chamber 4 Take off middle hinge left middle beam screw cap and screw with a screw driver 5 Take off the door of freezing chamber 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 8: ...he cabinet 9 Assemble the door of refrigerator 10 Put on knuckle guard Levelling the unit Levelling the unit by adjusting the two levelling feet at the front of the unit If the unit is not level the door and magnetic seal alignments will not be covered properly Make sure that the foot touches the ground before use Look down from the top clockwise and counter clockwise loosening tightening Door Han...

Page 9: ... Remove the screws and take the handles down 5 Take out the screw caps from the handle screw holes 6 Cap the screw caps on the door handle holes again 7 Install the handles into the door handle holes of the other side in accordance with the handle installation instruciton ...

Page 10: ...ating chamber 4 Take off middle hinge left middle beam screw cap and screw with a screw driver 5 Take off the door of freezing chamber 6 Take off hinge assembly with a screw driver Assemble lower hinger assembly to left side of the cabinet with a screw dirver Fix the removed medium beam screw and screw cap to the right screw hole position ...

Page 11: ...Installation Instruction 7 Assemble the door of freezer chamber on the lower hinge 8 Assemble middle hinge assembly to left side of the cabinet 9 Assemble the door of refrigerating 10 Take on knuckle guard ...

Page 12: ...idents Do not place flammable items near the refrigerator to avoid fires This product is household refrigerators and shall be only suitable for the storage of foods According to national standards household refrigerators shall not be used for other purposes such as storage of blood drugs or biological products Do not place items such as bottled or sealed container of fluid such as bottled beers an...

Page 13: ...D light will give a combined display of failure code loop display Where there is no failure the LED light will display the current running gear of the refrigerator Gear setting The gear will be changed once every time when you press the key SET Then the refrigerator will run under the setting value after 15s Fast cool function Enter Circulating modulation rapid cooling mode Operate Indicator of ra...

Page 14: ...temperature is low in winter the temperature shall be in the range from NORMAL to COLDER If the ambient temperature is below 10 then COLDER position shall prevail Noise inside the Unit You may notice that your unit makes some unusual noises Most of these are perfectly normal but you should be aware of them These noises are caused by the circulation of the refrigerant liquid in the cooling system I...

Page 15: ...ndwiches gaps or corners it is recommended to wipe them regularly with a soft rag soft brush etc and when necessary combined with some auxiliary tools such as thin sticks to ensure no contaminants or bacterial accumulation in these areas Do not use soap detergent scrub powder spray cleaner etc as these may cause odors in the interior of the refrigerator or contaminated food Clean the bottle frame ...

Page 16: ...s should be used Under no circumstances should you attempt to repair the unit yourself Repairs carried out by inexperienced persons may cause injury or serious malfunction Contact a qualified technician Switching Off for Long Periods of Time When the unit is not in use for a long period of time disconnect it from the mains supply empty all food and clean the appliance leaving the door ajar to prev...

Page 17: ...rmal that refrigerator operates for longer time in summer when the ambient temperature is higher Do not put too much food in the freezer at one time Do not put foods until they are cooled Frequent opening of refrigerator door Illuminating light does not shine Whether the refrigerator is connected to power Whether the illuminating light is damaged The refrigerator door can not be properly closed Th...

Page 18: ...thorised Service Centre will at no extra charge if your appliance is readily accessible without the need of special equipment and subject to the terms and conditions of this warranty repair or replace any parts which it considers defective WHAT IS NOT COVERED By Our Warranty 1 Products installed damaged or incomplete or not in compliance with the relevant electrical plumbing regulations in their S...

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