Philco PF 2602 NX, User Manual

Page 1: ...UPRIGHT FREEZER USER S MANUAL PF 2602 NX ...

Page 2: ...Dear customer Thank you for buying a PHILCO brand product So that your appliance serves you well please read all the instructions in this user s manual ...

Page 3: ...acking 6 Placement 7 Cleaning before use 8 Electrical connection 8 Installing the handles 9 Procedure for switching the door opening direction 9 Installation of freezers as a pair 16 PART 4 SETTING THE TEMPERATURE 17 PART 5 ARRANGEMENT OF FOOD 21 Storage of frozen food 21 Chart on storing food in the freezer 22 PART 6 DEFROSTING AND REGULAR MAINTENANCE 23 PART 7 WHAT SHOULD I DO WHEN 26 PART 8 INF...

Page 4: ...n the relevant chapter When installing the appliance in its place or when moving the appliance the power cord could be penetrated or damaged Check that the power cord is not interfering anywhere Before connecting the appliance to the electricity power source check that the capacity of the system corresponds to the specifications on the appliance s rating label Any kinds of home electric wiring nec...

Page 5: ...f children If you will not be using the freezer anymore remove the doors gasket seals and store it in a safe place In this way you will prevent the danger of children becoming trapped inside the freezer Maintenance and cleaning Before you begin with regular or exceptional maintenance disconnect the appliance s power cord or disengage the fuse or circuit breaker Never pull the electric power cord o...

Page 6: ...ely prevent contact with an open flame and hot surfaces Because the R600a gas is heavier than air it may become very concentrated at the level of the ground where ventilation is weak First aid Inhalation Take the affected person from the contaminated area to a warm well ventilated location Staying in a contaminated location for a long time may cause suffocation or potentially loss of consciousness...

Page 7: ...wer 10 Door gasket seals 11 Levelling feet 12 LED light 13 Narrow freezer drawer 14 Glass shelf 15 Shelf holder 16 Top compartment 17 Small storage box inside 18 Middle shelf 19 Bottom shelf NOTE Due to the continuous innovation of products the actual appliance may differ from this user s manual but the functions and methods of use remain the same For more room in the freezer you may remove the dr...

Page 8: ...olystyrene parts etc must be kept out of the reach of children because they present a possible source of danger Carefully inspect the appliance If you discover any faults stop the installation and contact the vendor Operating conditions The proper operation of the appliance the freezing temperatures are guaranteed only when the following conditions are met The temperature in the room where the app...

Page 9: ...en a stove etc this would mean that the compressor would need to work a lot harder resulting a substantially higher power consumption level If it is not possible to prevent the installation in the vicinity of a heat source we recommend the insertion of an appropriate insulating board do not use asbestos between the appliance and the heat source or at least to maintain the following minimum distanc...

Page 10: ...oltage for use with different voltages use a voltage changer with the corresponding parameters The power cord and the plug are not damaged or caught under heavy objects The power cord is not excessively tensioned it is not permitted to use an extension cord Do not connect the appliance to a voltage rectifier e g solar power plant or use an extension cord The appliance must be connected to a workin...

Page 11: ... Procedure for switching the door opening direction You can change the door opening direction from the left as supplied by the manufacturer to the right if the location of the appliance requires it WARNING When changing the door opening direction the appliance must not be connected to the power supply Check that you have disconnected the plug of the power cord from the mains power socket Tools 8 m...

Page 12: ...Stand the appliance upright 2 Open part 1 in the top part of the appliance from the left side and then remove part 3 and finally part 4 from the top part in the same manner Remove part 2 and put it back into the plastic bag 1 Top cover 2 Top hinge cover left 3 Top cover of the top door 4 Corner cover ...

Page 13: ... NOTE During step 4 hold the door with your hand so that it does not fall off 5 Remove the door and place it on a soft surface with the front part facing upwards Lift up part 1 and part 4 then loosen screws 2 as shown in the picture Change the handle 3 to the left side then insert screw 2 part 1 and part 4 afterwards Loosen screws 7 remove part 6 and part 5 turn part 6 and then install part 5 and ...

Page 14: ...apping screws NOTE Remove the handle cover as shown on the picture bend the top wing and remove the top clip from the handle and also on the other side then remove the handle cover clip NOTE Install the handle covers as shown in the picture first secure the clip then close the cover from the inner side until you hear an audible click ...

Page 15: ...ront foot 3 Levelling feet 4 Self tapping screws washer Note The washer may stick to the bottom door 7 Screw out the bottom hinge move it to the other side with the screw holes and then screw it on and then also the washer 8 Perform step 6 again change part 1 to the right side and part 2 to the left side and then secure with screws 4 Finally install part 3 Bottom hinge right ...

Page 16: ...urther use 10 Exchange the wires on both sides of the appliance 11 Place the top door in the correct position set part 1 and the top door move the connecting wire 2 into the holes in the top part of the door from left to right and then secure part 1 and wire 2 with screws 3 Hold the door in place with your hand during the installation ...

Page 17: ...d install it in the left corner of the door then secure part 2 both were removed in step 2 14 Disconnect the connecting cable from the connector part 3 in step 3 and install it on to the second connector which you will use it is marked with the letter L and is located in the plastic bag Place the removed connector into the plastic bag NOTE Check that the coupling of the connecting cable fits prope...

Page 18: ...Copyright 2013 Fast ČR a s 15 Install part 1 connect connector 2 and then install part 3 Installation of freezers as a pair Your freezer may be installed as a pair Install according to the instructions on the picture ...

Page 19: ... C as required the respective setting will be shown on the control panel 2 Super Freeze The Super Freeze function makes it possible to freeze inserted food quickly with minimal power consumption Rapid freezing retains vitamins and the nutritional values of fresh food and keeps food fresh for longer Press the Super Freeze button to activate the Super Freeze function The indicator light is lit and t...

Page 20: ...is normal for the temperature alarm to sound again press the Alarm button to cancel it 5 Power button If you need to clean the appliance or is you will not be using it for an extended period of time press the Power button If the freezer is in operation you can turn it off by holding down the Power button for approx 5 seconds and the display will turn off Important Do not store any food inside duri...

Page 21: ...oring food such as meat fish ice cream etc Small storage box inside It is used for storing small amounts of food which needs to be frozen such as ravioli dumplings frozen desserts etc It can be placed inside the larger box the highest one or into the top drawer Small storage box ...

Page 22: ...is necessary to proceed as follows 1 Pull the ice drawer out of the holder 2 Pour water into the ice drawer water should not exceed the top edge 3 Insert the ice drawer back into the holder 4 As soon as the ice cubes are finished turn the ice drawer clockwise and the ice cubes will fall out into the ice cube container 5 The ice cubes may be stored in the container and when required simply pull out...

Page 23: ...eezer Ensure that the freezer is clean as the freezing process itself does not sterilise food We recommend freezing food in the original packaging or in various containers suitable for freezing or in special freezer bags Never place hot or warm dishes into the freezer Allow dishes to fully cool down before placing them into the freezer wrap them in a plastic bag aluminium foil or put them in a jar...

Page 24: ...ch other To prevent partial defrosting place the food that is to be frozen in such a way that it is not touching the already frozen food Do not refreeze fully or partially defrosted food apart from the case where they were heat processed cooked or fried baked Do not consume food that has been stored for a period longer than its expiry date You may cause yourself food poisoning Chart on storing foo...

Page 25: ...ny other similar agents for cleaning They can damage the surface of the appliance and cause a fire The use of steam cleaning appliances is extremely dangerous and so is strictly forbidden Cleaning the inside area It is necessary to regularly clean the inside area It will be easier to clean the inside area if there is not too much food inside the appliance Wipe the inside area using a soft wiping c...

Page 26: ...a is completely dry Cleaning gasket seals Keep the door gasket seals clean Sticky foods and beverages may cause the gasket seal to stick to the inner edge and result in damage when the door is opened Wash the gasket seal with a soft wiping cloth dipped in warm water with a small amount of kitchen detergent Rinse and thoroughly wipe dry CAUTION Only turn on the appliance once the gasket seal is tho...

Page 27: ...orking and they are also made by the coolant circulating in the circuit of the cooling system These noises are normal and do not indicate any malfunction in the operation of the appliance In unheated rooms or in cold weather conditions condensate may form on the exterior walls of the appliance This does not indicate a malfunction and this condensate will disappear as soon as the temperature rises ...

Page 28: ...ance Certain foods containers or wrapped foods may cause unpleasant odours Noise from the appliance Certain noises are completely normal Operation of the compressor Noise of air flowing from the fan in the freezer or in other parts of the appliance Gurgling similar to the sound of water boiling Banging during automatic defrosting Click before the compressor starts running Other unusual noises may ...

Page 29: ...o that the door closes on its own or whether there is something preventing the door from closing Water is dripping on to the floor The water tank located in the bottom part of the appliance is not correctly levelled or the drain tube located under the top part of the compressor mount is not correctly located to drain the water from the tank or the drain tube is clogged It is necessary to move the ...

Page 30: ...matic class 2 SN N ST T Voltage 220 240 V 50 Hz Noise level 4 dB re 1pW 42 Dimensions mm h x w x d mm 1855 595 712 Weight kg 77 1 Electricity consumption in kWh year is based on the results of a normalised test carried out over a period of 24 hours Actual electricity consumption depends on the use and location of the appliance 2 SN ambient temperatures from 10 C to 32 C ST ambient temperatures fro...

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Page 32: ...es and help in preventing the potential negative impact on the environment and human health which could be caused as a result of improper liquidation of waste Please ask your local authorities or the nearest waste collection centre for further details The improper disposal of this type of waste may fall subject to national regulations for fines For business entities in the European Union If you wi...