Zanussi Zft 410 W Instruction Manual

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Switch and indicator unit
For the usage of the switching and indicator unit see
chapters "Putting it into use", "Controlling the
temperature" and "Freezing".
Components of the appliance are as follows:
A) Green indicator lamp
This lamp lights when the appliance is under power,
i.e. the mains plug is in the mains socket.
B) Red indicator lamp
It lights up depending on the temperature inside the
appliance.
It lights for a short time when starting the appliance,
placing fresh food into it and when the temperature
control knob has been turned in direction to lower
temperatures.
It lights permanently when the temperature inside
the appliance is too high (overloaded with warm
food, door stayed open or the door seal does not
close properly) or possibly the appliance was
broken down.
C) Yellow indicator lamp and freezer switch
In the switched-on state of the switch (pops up and
lights by pressing) the compressor operates
continuously thus providing for the coldest interior
temperature - achievable by the freezer - needed for
freezing.
D) Temperature control knob
This knob is provided for setting and changing the
temperature inside the appliance.
Handling the appliance
Putting it into use
Put the plug into the mains socket. Turn the thermostatic
control knob according to the figure. This time the red
lamp starts giving light, the compressor starts and
cooling begins shortly.
When the red light goes out the temperature is sufficient
and the appliance is suitable for storing frozen and deep-
frozen foods.
Controlling the temperature
The thermostatic controller interrupts the operation of the
appliance automatically for more or less time depending
on the setting then restarts it assuring the required
temperature.
Setting the thermostat knob can be done practically with
a coin. Turning the control knob clockwise cooling
becomes more and more intensive.
In the appliance -18 °C or lower temperature can be
reached if the thermostat knob is set according to the
figure.
The thermostat can be switched off („0” position), which
means breaking the circuit of the compressor i.e.
stopping cooling.
The temperature coming about in the freezer is effected
by not only the position of the thermostatic control and
the ambient temperature, but frequency of door openings
and the quantity of food put into it, etc.
In maximum position of the thermostat - in case of
increased demand e.g. during heatwaves - the
compressor may operate continually. This does not
cause damages to the appliance.
Freezing
Freezing different products should always be done in the
freezing compartment after proper preparation.
Move frozen food from the top drawer into the other two
drawers. For maximum freezing performance remove the
top drawer and then place the foods to be frozen directly
on the evaporator. In case of freezing smaller food
volumes you do not need to remove the drawer.
Switch on the freezer switch (pops up and lights by
pressing) 4 hours before freezing food of small quantities
and about 24 hours before freezing products of larger
quantities. This time the compressor operates continuously
to reach the temperature necessary for freezing.
Place in the foods to be frozen and let the appliance
operate for about 24 hours as written above.
Then push the fast freezer switch again (the yellow light
will go out and the switch turns to its original position).
Move the fresh frozen food into the top drawer and insert
the drawer in the appliance in its working position.
Storing
It is practical to replace frozen products into the storing
compartments after freezing has finished so that to make
room in the freezing compartment for another freezing.
In large quantities of food are to be stored, remove the
baskets except the lowermost one from appliance and
place food on the shelves.
Intermediate freezing does not deteriorate foods already
stored.
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Some useful information and
advice
After opening and closing the door of freezer vacuum
will rise inside the appliance because of the low
temperature. So wait 2-3 minutes after closing the
door - if you want to open it again - while inner
pressure equalises.
Take care of operating the freezer at a position of
thermostatic control so that the inside temperature
can never go beyond -18 °C, since temperature
higher than this can deteriorate frozen foods.
It is practical to make sure of faultless operation of
the appliance daily so as to notice possible failure in
time and prevent deterioration of frozen foods.
Hints and ideas
In this chapter practical hints and ideas are given about
how to use the appliance to reach maximum energy
saving and there is environmental information about the
appliance as well.
How to save energy
Avoid putting the appliance in a sunny place and near
anything that gives off heat.
Be sure that the condenser and the compressor are
well ventilated. Do not cover the sections where
ventilation is.
Wrap products in tightly closing dishes or cling film to
avoid building up unnecessary frost.
Avoid products put in the freezer compartment to
touch foods already frozen.
Do not leave the door open longer than necessary
and avoid unnecessary openings.
Put warm foods into the appliance only when they are
at room temperature.
The condenser must be kept clean.
The appliance and environment
This appliance does not contain gasses which could
damage the ozone layer, in either its refrigerant circuit or
insulation materials. The appliance shall not be discarded
together with the urban refuse and rubbish. Avoid
damaging the cooling unit, especially at the rear near the
heat exchanger. Information on your local disposal sites
may be obtained from your municipal authorities.
The materials used on this appliance marked with the
sympol are recyclable.
Maintenance
Defrosting
Bleeding part of the moisture of cooling chamber in form
of frost and ice goes with the operation of the appliance.
Thick frost and ice has an insulating effect, so it reduces
cooling efficiency as the temperature increases, it needs
more energy, at a certain thickness it does not allow the
door of the freezing compartment to open, possibly the
door can be broken.
It is possible to scrape off and remove smaller frost and
ice with the enclosed ice scraper.
The tray in figure is not a piece of accessories to the
appliance!
When ice coating is so thick that it can not be removed
with the frost scraper defrosting is necessary. Its
frequency depends on usage.
How to defrost it:
Disconnect the appliance from the electrical supply. If the
plug is not accessible turn the temperature control knob
to "0" position.
Take the frozen foods out of the appliance and put them
into a basket lined with paper or cloth. Store them in a
possibly cool place or replace them into a frozen or fresh
food compartment of a refrigerator.
Leave the door open.
Sweep off the melting water occasionally with a cloth or
sponge in direction of sides which gathers in the outlet
channel practically formed in the bottom of the appliance
and can be removed as follows:
Put a tray high enough in front of the appliance. Insert the
plastic scraper into the defrost water outlet according to
the picture. Defrost water will flow into the tray through
the outlet.
Defrosting process can be made quicker by placing a pot
or dish filled with warm water to the cooling plate formed
as a shelf.
After defrosting wipe the surfaces and push defrost water
outlet back.
Apply voltage to the appliance.
Turn the temperature control knob to a medium position
and leave to run.
After the red light has gone out put the foods back.GB
 
						

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Regular cleaning
It is practical to clean the inside of the freezer and defrost
it at a time.
Household cleaner or soap must not be used.
After breaking the circuit wash the appliance using
lukewarm water and wipe it.
Clean the door gasket with clean water.
After cleaning apply voltage to the appliance.
It is recommended to remove the dust and dirt collected
on the back of the appliance and the condenser once or
twice a year.
When the refrigerator is not in use
In case the appliance will not be used for a long time
follow these steps:
Remove plug from the mains socket.
Remove foods from the refrigerator.
Defrost and clean it as written before.
Leave the door open to avoid a build up of air inside.
Trouble shooting
During operation of the appliance some smaller but
annoying trouble can often occur, which does not require
calling a technician out. In the following chart information
is given about them to avoid unnecessary charges on
service.
We draw your attention that operation of appliance goes
with certain sounds (compressor- and circulating sound).
This is not trouble, but means normal operation.
We draw it to your attention again that the
appliance operates discontinuously, so the
stopping of compressor does not mean being no-current.
That is why you must not touch the electrical parts of the
appliance before removing it from the mains socket.
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Inasmuch as the advice does not lead to result, call the nearest brand-mark service.
Problem
The appliance does not
cool sufficiently
The appliance cools too
hard
The appliance does not
cool at all
The appliance is noisyPossible cause
Thermostatic control is set too low.
Before freezing the appliance was not precooled
sufficiently.
Large-sized food was put in.
Too many foods to be frozen were put in.
Warm foods were put in.
Door is not shut properly.
The thermostatic control is set too high.
Plug is not connected to the mains socket properly.
There is no voltage in the mains socket.
Thermostatic control is in „0” position.
The appliance is not supported properly.Solution
Set higher position.
Pre-cool the appliance for enough time.
Cut up food.
Put fewer foods to be cooled.
Put foods max. at room temperature.
Check if the door is shut.
Set lower position.
Check if the connection is proper.
Check if there is voltage.
Check setting of thermostatic control.
Check if the appliance stands stable (all the four
feet should be on the floor).
Instructions for the Installer
Model
Gross capacity (l)
Net capacity (l)
Width (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Energy consumption  (kWh/day)
(kWh/year)
Energy class, according to EU Standards
Freezing capacity (kg/24h)
Rising time (h)
Rated power (A)
Weight (kg)ZFT 410 W
11 0
91
550
850
612
0,567
207
A
12
22
0,8
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Technical data
 
						

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Installing the appliance
Transportation, unpacking
It isrecommended to deliver the appliance in
original packaging, in vertical position considering
the protective warning on packaging.
After each transportation the appliance must not be
switched on for approx. 4 hours.
Unpack the appliance and check if there are damages on
it. Report possible damages immediately to the place you
bought it. In that case retain packaging.
Cleaning
Remove every adhesive tape, which ensure the parts not
to move in the appliance.
Wash the inside of the appliance using lukewarm water
and mild detergent. Use soft cloth.
After cleaning wipe out the inside of the appliance.
Placement
The ambient temperature has an effect on the energy
consumption and proper operation of the appliance.
When placing, take into consideration that it is practical
to operate the appliance between ambient temperature
limits according to the climate class that is given in the
chart below and can be found in the data label.
If the ambient temperature goes below the lower data the
temperature of the cooling compartment can go beyond
the prescribed temperature.
If the ambient temperature goes beyond the upper data this
means longer operating time of the compressor, increasing
temperature in the freezer or increasing energy consumption.
When placing the appliance ensure that it stands level.
This can be achieved by two adjustable feet (1) at the
bottom in front. 1-1 piece of distance washers (2) are
accessories of the adjustable feet. If levelling the
appliance requires, these washers can be removed.
Do not stand the appliance on a sunny place or close to
a radiator or cooker.
If it is unavoidable because of furnishing and the
appliance has to be stood near a cooker take these
minimum distances into consideration:
In case of gas or electric cooker 3 cm must be left,
when it is less put a 0,5 - 1 cm non-flam insulation
between the two appliances.
In case of oil or coal-fired stove the distance must be
30 cm since they give off more heat.
The refrigerator is designed to operate when it is totally
pushed to the wall.
When placing the refrigerator keep minimal
distances recommended in figure.
A: placing it under a wall-cupboard
B: placing it freely
Change of door opening direction
Should the setting-up place or handling demand it, door-
opening direction can be refitted from right-handed to
left-handed.
Following operations are to be done on the basis of
figures and explanations:
Break the circuit of the appliance.
Tilt back the appliance carefully being careful so that
the compressor can not touch the floor. It is
recommended to ask another person for help, who
can keep the appliance at this position safely.
Unscrew the adjustable feet situated on both sides (2
pieces), in addition the screws fixing the lower door
holders (2 pieces) and the screw on the other side
respectively.
Put over the pin in the lower door holding plate in the
direction of the arrow.
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Class of climate
SN
N
ST
TAmbient temperature
+10 ... +32 °C
+16 ... +32 °C
+16 ... + 38 °C
+16 ... + 43 °C
 
						

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Take the door off.
Unscrew the top door holding pin and put it on the
other side.
Fit the door to the top door holding pin.
Fix the bottom door holders on the other side being
careful that the edge of the door is parallel with the
side of cupboard.
Then screw in the one screw in the place set free on
the other side as well as the adjustable feet (2
pieces) and set up the box.
Put over the handle and the plastic nails on the other
side.
Put the appliance to its place, set it level and apply
voltage to it.
In case you do not want to perform the procedures
above, call the nearest brand-mark service. Technicians
will accomplish the refitting expertly for charge.Electrical connection
This refrigerator is designed to operate on a 
230-240 V AC (
~) 50 Hz supply.
The plug must be put into a socket with protective
contact. If there is no such, it is recommended to get
an electrician to fit an earthed socket in compliance
with standards near the refrigerator.
This appliance complies with the following E.E.C.
Directives:
- 73/23 EEC of 19.02.73 (Low Voltage Directive) and
subsequent modifications,
- 89/336 EEC of 03.05.89 (Electromagnetic
Compatibility Directive) and subsequent
modifications.
- 96/57 EEC - 96/09/03 (Energy Efficiency
Directive) and its subsequent amendments
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GB
Foods -18°C
Vegetables:
green beans, green peas, mixed vegetables, marrow, corn, etc. 12 months
Ready-cooked foods:
vegetable dish, trimmings, with meat, etc. 12 months
Ready-cooked foods:
sirloin steaks, stew from knuckle of ham, meat from pig pudding, etc. 6 months
Foods from potatoes, pasta:
mashed potato, gnocchi, dumpling, pasta filled with jam, chips 12 months
Soups:
meat-broth, soup from green beans, soup from green peas, etc. 6 months
Fruits:
sour cherry, cherry, gooseberry, fruit cream, mashed maroon 12 months
Meat:
chicken, duck, goose  5 months
fillets, tuna fish 6 months
Popsicle, ice-cream3 weeks
Storage time chart 
Storage time of deep-frozen and frozen products
The manufacturer reserves the right to make any changes in the products.
 
						

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