Oursson RF3105, Instruction Manual

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Shelf life

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Given shelf life is approximate.

The  room  temperature  in  which  is  the  device, 

number of products, time and frequency of open

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ing the door of the device has an effect on the 

cooling temperature and power consumption. 

Economic power consumption

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Do not block the vents. 

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Do not place the device near the oven, heating system 

and electric heaters and avoid direct sunlight. Do not 

leave the door of the device or freezer open for too long. 

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The power consumption depends on the selected cool

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ing temperature. 

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In case when a thick layer of frost is formed in the de

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vice, defrost it. It is recommended to annually clean the 

rear wall of the device, because accumulated dust in

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creases the power consumption. 

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Ambient temperature can affect power consumption.

Inner light

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Power of the light bulbs 10 watts.

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Cartridge E14.

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Voltage 220-240 V~; 50 Hz

To replace the inner light, unplug the device. 
1. Unscrew the locking screw of the light cover using a 

screwdriver 2 mm, Pic. D-3.
2. Lift the cover with a screwdriver, Pic. D-4.
3. Remove the cover, Pic. D-5
4. Replace the bulb Pic. D-6
5. Place the cover back and secure it with a locking screw.

Technical specification of the lighting must be 

the same as indicated in the instructions or in 

the inner informational sticker. 

Defrost

A  thick  layer  of  frost  in  the  device  increases  the  power 

consumption. It is therefore recommended not to allow the for

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mation of a thick layer of frost and do the defrosting as needed.

Manual defrosting

1.  Turn off the device with the help of temperature regulator, 

position «0».

2.  Unplug the device.

3.  Take out all the products. Then remove the shelves and 

containers. 

4.  Keep the door open.

5.  Wait until frost and ice defrost. 

6.  Wipe the water with a dry cloth.

7.  Thoroughly dry all the parts

When defrosting do not use heating devices. 

Follow  the  safety  instruction  in  order  not  to 

damage the cooling system.

In case of power outage do not place new prod

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ucts into the device and try not to open the door to 

keep the low temperature inside the device. If you 

know in advance about the power outage, place 

in the top of the device several containers with ice 

or frozen ice packs. If you plan to be away for a 

long time on a vacation or a long trip, remove all 

products and unplug it. Wash and dry it. 

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE, 

Рiс. F

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Unplug the device.

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Wash the inner parts of the device with a soft cloth and 

clean water with a detergent, then wipe everything with 

a cloth and clean water and wipe dry. 

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Contamination of the door gasket can cause damage 

to it, so regularly clean it with a soft cloth and a small 

amount of neutral detergent.

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Outer  surface  of  the  device  must  be  cleaned  with  a 

slightly damp or dry cloth. 

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Do not rub with detergent the informational sticker in

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side  the  device,  because  printed  information  can  be 

erased. The information is necessary for service.

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Do not spill water on the electrical components of 

the device, as well as air vents because of the dan

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ger of electric shock.

TRANSPORTATION

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Make sure there are no children or animals in the 

device. 

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Move  and  transport  the  device  only  in  the  un

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loaded condition.

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It is recommended to move and place the device 

in two, Pic. E-1

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Pack the device before moving it. 

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When  moving  do  not  grab  or  pull  the  door  or  door’s 

handle.

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When moving the device you cannot tilt it more than on 

45 degrees. Protect the device from excessive vibration 

and hits. Pic. E-2.

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Please transport the device packed and in vertical po

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sition. Improper transportation may result in injury and 

damage of the device.

Approximate shelf life value for storing different foods in the 

freezer:       

Ice

from 2 to 6 months

Sausage, ham

from 2 to 6 months 

Bread, bakery

from 2 to 6 months 

Pork

from 6 to 10 months

Fish (oily)

from 2 to 6 months

Fish (lean)

from 6 to 10 months

Cheese

from 2 to 6 months

Poultry, beef

from 6 to 10 months

Fruits, vegetables

from 6 to 10 months