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ZRB23200XA

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Contents

Safetyinformation

Children and vulnerable people safety

In the int ere st of yo ur safe ty and to ensu re thecorr ect use , befo re insta l l ing an d fi rst usi ng theappl ianc e , read this user manual care fu l l y , in-clud ing i ts hint s and warni ngs. To avo id un-necess ary mistak es and accidents , i t is imp or t -ant to ensure that al l people using the appl i -anc e are thoroug hly famil ia r with i ts oper at io n

and safety feature s. Sav e thes e inst ruct ions andmake sure that they rema in with the app l ian ceif it is move d or sold , so tha t ever yo ne usi ng itthro ugh its l i fe wil l be proper ly informe d onappl ianc e use and safe ty .

This appl ianc e is not inten ded for use bypers ons (inc ludi ng chi l dren ) with redu cedphysical , sensory or menta l capabi l i t i e s , orlack of ex per i ence an d knowl edg e , unle ssthey have bee n give n supe rvis ion or inst ru-ct io n concern ing use of the appl i ance by apers on resp onsi ble for thei r safe ty. Chi l drenshou ld be supe rvis ed to ens ure that they donot play with the appl ianc e.

Keep al l packag ing wel l away from chi ld ren.Ther e is risk of suf f oca t ion .

I f you are disca rding the appl i anc e pul l theplug o ut of the so cket , cut the c onne ct io ncab le (as close to the appl ian ce as you can)and remov e the door to preven t playingchi l dren from suf fer ing an elec t r ic sho ck or

from closing themselves inside it. I f this appl ia nce featur i ng mag net i c door

seal s is to repl ace an olde r appl ianc e hav -ing a sp rin g lock ( lat ch ) on the do or or lid ,be sure to make that spr in g lack unusab lebefo re you disc ard the old appl ia nce. Thiswi l l prevent i t f rom becoming dangerous fora chi l d.

General safetyCaution Kee p vent i lat ion open ings clea rof obst ruct io n.

The appl ian ce is inte nded for kee ping food-stuf f and /or beverag es in a norm al hous e-hold as explain ed in this instr uct i onbook l e t .

Do not use a mechan ical devi ce or any ar-

t i f ic ial means to speed up the thaw ingprocess .

Do not use othe r elec t r ica l app l ian ces (suchas ice cream make rs) inside of ref r i gera t ingappl ianc es , unle ss they ar e appro ved for thi spurp ose by the manufa ctur er .

Do not damage the refr i gera nt circ ui t .

The refr i gera nt isob utan e (R60 0a) is con tai-ned withi n the refr i gera nt circui t of theapp l ian ce , a natu ral gas wi th a high le vel ofenvi ronme nta l comp at ib i l i t y , which is never-theless f lammable.Dur i ng tran spor tat i on and inst al la t ion of theappl ianc e , be cer t ain tha t none of the com p-onen ts of the refr ige rant circui t bec omedamaged .- avoid open flames and sou rces of igni -t ion- thoroug hly vent i late the room in whic h theappl iance is si tuated

I t is dang erou s to al te r the spec i f ica t ion s ormodi fy this produc t in any way. Any dama geto the co rd may ca use a sho rt-c i rcu i t , f i reand/or elect r i c shock.

Any elec tr ica l comp one nt (pow ercord , plug , compress or ) must be replacedby a cer t i f ie d serv ice forc e age nt .

1. Power cord must not be leng then ed.2. Make sur e tha t the pow er plug is no t

squa she d or dama ged by the back of theappl ianc e. A squa shed or dama ged powerplug may overhe at and cau se a fi re.

3. Mak e sure that yo u can come to themain s plug of the appl ia nce.

4. Do no t pu ll the mai ns cabl e.5. If the power pl ug soc ke t is loos e , do not

ins ert the powe r plu g. Ther e is a ris k ofelec t r ic shock or f i re.

6. You must not operate the appl ia nce with-out the lamp cove r of inter ior l ight ing.

This appl i anc e is heavy. Care should betake n when movin g i t .

Do not rem ove nor touc h items from thefree zer compa rtmen t i f you hands aredamp /wet , as this cou ld cause sk in abras io-ns or fros t/ f re eze r burn s.

Avo id prol onge d exp osur e of the appl ian ceto dire ct sun l igh t .

Warning

Safetyinformation

Dailyuse

Helpful hints and tri ps

Care and cleaning 5

What to do if... 6

Technical data 7

Installation 7

Environmentconcerns

Subject to change without notice

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First use 4

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For your personal safety and the safety of yourproper ty fol low the precaut ions found in thisuser manual as the man ufac ture r is notresp onsi ble for dama ges cau sed by omis sion .


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Do not store f lammabl e gas and liquid inthe appl iance , becaus e they ma y explod e.

Do not plac e food produ cts direct ly aga instthe air out let on the rear wal l .

Froz en food must not be re-f roze n once i thas been thaw ed out .

Stor e pre- pac ked froz en food in acc orda nce,

wi th the f rozen food manufac tu re s instruc-tions. The appl iances manufa ctures storage

recomm- endat ion s should be st r ic t l yadh ered to. Refe r to rele van t inst ruct ions .

Do not place carbo nate d or f izzy drink s inthe freeze r com part men t as i t crea tes press-ure on th e cont aine r , whic h may ca use i t toex pl ode , res ult ing i n dam ag e to th e appliance.

Ice lol l ie s can cause frost burns i f con sum-ed stra ight from the appl ian ce.

Do not pla ce hot ite ms near the plast iccompo nents of this appl i ance .

Daily use

Care and cleaning Before maintena nce , swi tch of f the appl ianc e

and disc onn ect the mains plug from themains socket .

Do not cle an the app l ian ce with meta l ob-j ec t s .

Do not use sha rp objec ts to remo ve frostf rom the app l ian ce. Use a plas t ic scrape r .

InstallationImportant For elect r i ca l connec t ion care fu l l yfol l ow the instruc t ion s give n in this instru ct io nmanua l .

Unp ack the appl ian ce and che ck i f ther e are

Service

Any elect r ica l work requ ired to do the serv -icin g of the appl ianc e sho uld be carr ied outby a qual i f ied elect r ici an or comp eten t per-son.

This prod uct must be serv ice d by an auth o-r ise d Servic e Centre , and onl y genui ne spar epar t s must be use d.

Environment protectionThis appl ia nce does not contain gasse swhich cou ld damage the ozone laye r , inei th er i ts ref r ige rant circui t or ins ulat ionmate r ials . The appl ia nce shal l not be dis-card ed togeth er with the urban refus e andrubb ish. The insu lat i on foam contain s f la-mmab le gas es: the appl ianc e sha l l bedispose d according to the appl iance regu-lat i ons to obta in from your local author i t-

ies. Avo id dama ging the co ol in g uni t , esp -ecia l ly at the rear near the hea t exc hang -er . The mate r ial s use d on this app l ian cemark ed by the symb ol are rec ycla ble.

this case reta in pac king . I t is ad vis ab le to wai t at leas t fou r ho urs

befo re con nec t ing the app l ian ce to al lo w theoi l to f low back in the compre sso r .

Ade qua te air circ ulat ion should be arou ndthe appl ianc e to prevent overheat in g., Toachieve suf f i c ient vent i l a t ion fol low thein st ruct ion s relevant to insta l l a t io n.

Whe reve r pos sibl e the back of the produ ct

shou ld be aga inst a wal l to avoid touc hingor catch ing warm par ts (compressor , conden-ser) to prev ent .

The appl ianc e must not be locat ed close toradia tors or cookers .

Mak e sure that the mains plug is acc ess ibleaf te r the instal l at io n of the appl ia nce .

the ris k of a fire

dam ages on it . Do not con nec t the appl i an-ce i f i t is damage d. Repor t possi ble damag -

Control Panel

Temperature Control Slider in refrigerator chamber

The temperature cont rol sl ider is used to adjustthe refr igerator and freezer temeperature, thesl ide on the thermosta t is used to balance thedis t r ibution of ai r f low volume of each compar t -

ment . When the sl ider is turned down the re wil lbe more air f low in the refr igerator and less airf low in the f reezer , so the ref r igera tor wi l l becool faster . For normal operat ing use, keep thesl ider in the cent re normal posi t ion. You shouldnot need to adjust the temperature cont rol dia l i fthe sl ider is kept at the normal set t ing.

Turning on the appliance and setting the thermostat

I f i t gets too cold in the chi l l ed chamber wi ththe swi tch on "Min" , just turn the swi tch back to"normal" , i f the temperature gets higher in the

chi l led chamber with the switch on "Max", justturn the switch to "normal" .You swi tch on your appl iance by connect ing i t toyour mains supply and se t t ing the thermosta t , thethermosta t cont ro l knob is loca ted at the top .

Win d p at h p ar ts i n r ef ri ge ra tor

The thermosta t automat ica l l y regula tes thetemperature inter ior ref r igerator chamber andf reezer chamber , depending on what number youhave turned the thermosta t cont rol knob to:

1. I f the ambie nt temperatur e is a high ertemperature (in summer) , please set thecont rol knob at "5, 6 or 7" posit ing.

2. I f the ambie nt temperatur e is a lowe r tempera-ture ( in winter ) , please set the cont rol knobat the "1 or 2" posi t ion.

3. ple ase set th e cont rol kn ob at the 3 or 4posit ion for norma l tempe ratur e condit ions.

es immed iate ly to the place you boug ht i t . In

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Daily useFreezing fresh food The freeze r com part ment is sui t able for

f ree zing fresh food and stor ing frozen anddee p-fr oze n food for a long time.

Pla ce the fres h foo d to be fro ze n in thebot tom compar tme nt .

Th e max imum amou nt of foo d tha t ca n befroz en in 24 hour s is spe ci f i ed on the rat-ing pla te , a label lo cate d on the in sid e ofthe appl ianc e.

The f reez ing process lasts 24 hours: dur ing

thi s pe rio d do not add othe r foo d to bef r ozen .

Storing frozen food

Whe n fi rst star t in g-u p or af te r a per i od out ofuse . Befo re put t ing the prod uct in the compa rt-me nt let the app lia nc e run at lea st 2 hou rs onthe higher set t ings.

In the eve nt of acc iden tal defr ost i ng ,for exam ple the power has bee n of f for longe rthan the val ue shown in the techn ical chara ct-er is t i cs char t unde r i s ing t ime , the def rosted

food must be cons ume d quic kly or coo kedimmediate l y and then re-f rozen (af ter cooked) .

Important

ThawingDee p-fr oze n or f roze n foo d , pr io r to b e use d , canbe thawe d in the freez er compar tmen t or atroom temp erat ure , dep endi ng on the t ime avai-labl e for this operat ion.Smal l piece s may ev en be co oke d st i l l fro zen ,dire ct ly fr om the free zer . In thi s case , coo kingwi l l take longer .

Ice-cube production

Thi s appl ianc e is equ i ppe d with one or moretray s for the product ion of ice- cub es.

Helpful hints and ti ps

First use

Cleaning the interiorBefo re usin g the app l ian ce for the f i rst t im e ,wash the in te r i o r and a l l in te rna l accessor i eswi th lukewarm wate r and some neu t r a l soap soas to rem ov e the typ ic al smel l of a bra nd newproduct , then dry thorough ly .

Important Do not use det erge nts or abra sivepow ders , as thes e wil l damag e the f inish .

Accessories

Movable shelvesThe wal ls of the refr ige rato r are equi ppe d witha ser ies of runne rs so that the shelve s can beposi t ion ed as desi red.

Positioning the door shelvesTo permit storag e of food pac kag es of var ioussize s , the doo r shelve s can be place d at di f fer-ent heights .To make these adjust ment s proc eed as fol l ows :grad ual l y pul l the she l f in the direc t ion of thearro ws unt i l i t comes fre e , then re pos i t io n asr equ i r ed .

Vegetable DrawerThe draw er is sui t able for stor in g frui t and

vege t ab l es .

Normal Operating Sounds You may hear a fain t gurg l ing and a bubb l-

ing soun d when the refr i gera nt is pum pd

thro ugh the coi ls or tubi ng.

Whe n the comp ress or is on , the ref r ige rantis being pumpe d arou nd and you wil l hear

The se are norm alopera t ing sounds .


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What to do if...

Caution Before t roublesh oot ing , disconne ctthe powe r supp ly.Only a qual i f ie d elec tr ic ian of comp eten tpe rso n must carry out the trou ble sh oot ingtha t is not in thi s ma nua l.

Important Ther e are som e soun ds duri ng norm aluse (c ompresso r , re f r igerant ci rcula t ion) .

Appl ianc e dos e notwork

Mai ns plug is no t plu gge d inor is loo se

Check fuse , replace i f nec essary .

Socket is defect ive . Main s malfunc t ion s are to becor rected by an elect r i c ian.

Problem Possible cause Solution

Appl ianc e is not swit ch on

Fuse has blown or is defect i ve.

Swit ch on the appl ian ce

Inse r t main s plug .

Appl ianc e cool s toomuch

Temp erat ure is set too cold . Turn the temper atur e regulat or to awarmer set t ing tempora r i l y .

Af te r clea ning wi pe with fres h wate r andrub dry.

Acc umul at io n of dus t at the conde nser in-crea ses ener gy con sump tion . For this reas -on carefu l ly clean the conde nse r at the bac k

of the ap pli an ce once a yea r wit h a sof t br-ush or a vac uum clean er .

Afte r ever ythi ng is dry place appl ia nce backin to pos i t i on .

Temp erat ure is not proper l yad jus t ed .

Plea se look in the ini t ia l Con trolPanel sect ion.

Door was open for an extend edper i od .

Ope n the door only as long asnecessa r y .

A lar ge quan tit y of warm foodwas placed in the appl iancewi th in the l ast 24 hours.

Turn the temp erat ure regula tor toa cold er set t ing temp orar i ly.

Th e foo d is too war m.

Plea se look in the instal l at io nlocat ion sect ion.

The app lia nc e is near a hea tsource.

Inte r ior l ight doesnot work

Ligh t bulb is defe ct iv e.

Defrost ing of the refr igerator and freezerThe two compar tments of this model , are "no frost" .This means that there is no bui ld- up of frostwhen it i s in operat ion, ne i ther on t he in ternalwal ls nor on your fo od.

The absence of f rost is due to the cont inuouscirculat ion of cold air inside the compartment ,dr iven by an automat ica ll y cont rol led fan.

Unusual noises

Appl ianc e is not level .

The appl i ance is touc hing thewal l or othe r ob jec ts .

Re-adju st the feet .

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Problem Possible cause Solution

I f the malfu nct i on show s again , con tact theService Center .This data are nece ssa ry to help you quicklyand cor rect ly. Wri te th e neces sary da ta here ,refe r to the rat in g plat e.

Model descr i p t ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(Mod. )Product number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .( PNC)Ser ia l number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(S .N. )

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Technical data

Dimens ions

Ris ing Time

Heigh t

Width

Dep th

168 7 mm

554 mm

551 mm

10 hou rs

For further technical information please refer to the rating on the internal left side of the appliance and in the

energy label.

Installation

Read the Safe ty info rmat i aref ul ly foryour safe ty and correct oper at io n of theappl iance before insta l l ing the appl ianc e.

Inst al l this appl ia nce at a loca t ion wher e theambi ent temp erat ure corre spo nds to the cl ima teclas s indicat ed on the rat ing plat e of theapp l i ance :

Positioning

Unusual noises

A c ompo nent , e.g. a p i pe , onthe rea r of the app lia nc e istouc hing anot her par t of theapp l ian ce or the wal l .

I f ne ce ss ary , ca ref ull y move thecomp onen t out of the way.

Rep l ac ing the l amp

Fa i l u r e to do so cou ld resu l t in e l ec t r i ca l shockor per sona l in ju r y .

ou t .2 . Remove the l i gh t cove r .3 . L igh t Bu lb-sc r ew out the bu lb accord ing to

the d i r ec t i on shown in the p i c tu r e4 . Rep l ace wi th a 10 wat t - r e f r i ge r a t o r bu lb tha t

i s o f the same shape and s i ze .5 . Rep l ace the l i gh t cove r .

Climate class Ambient temperature

SN

N

ST

T

o o+ 10 C t o + 32 C

o o+ 16 C t o + 32 C

o o+ 16 C t o + 38 C

o o+ 16 C t o + 43 C

Caut i on ! Be fo r e rep l ac ing the l amp, sha l ld i sconnec t the app l i ance f rom mainspower supp l y .

Fo l l ow be low process to rep l ace the l amp:

1 . Use the cross scr ew dr i ve r to t ake the scr ews


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