Acros AS8818A Handleiding

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Dispensing water:

Press a container or a glass against the lever until the

desired level of water is completed.

The container to collect water retains any

drops that may fall while you are dispensing water.

Use a dry cloth to clean or dry the container to collect water.

Cleaning the tank:

Clean the tank frequently. For cleaning, never use the

dishwasher. Remove the water tank by turning it and

withdrawing it in the direction indicated in the ﬁ gure.

Support the tank and remove the lid.

Disengage the tip of the valve by turning it to the

left until you feel that the piece is loose.

Remove it and clean it carefully.

Use sponge or soft cloth moistened with

detergent or neutral soap. Rinse well

and dry with a clean dry cloth.

Important:

Do not remove the body of the

valve, indicated in the ﬁ gure.

Reﬁ lling the tank:

Fit and lock the valve again, as shown in the ﬁ gure.

Important:

Before replacing the tank, verify that the

valve is correctly installed.

Install the tank on the side hooks

and in the hole in the door.

Verify that the tank is ﬁ rmly installed.

Note the absence of spaces between the support

and the door.

Your refrigerator has a system that allows you to dispense cold water without

opening the door, thus avoiding excessive door openings, consequently,

reducing energy consumption.

Filling tank:

To ﬁ ll up water in the tank, turn the lid on and

ﬁ ll it with a jug. After ﬁ lling, close the funnel

cover, turning it to the initial (closed) position.

Important:

Exclusive use for water.

Any other liquid may cause malfunction of the product.

Only use potable water to ﬁ ll the tank.

The manufacturer is not responsible for damage caused to the system if the

tank is supplied with any other type of liquid other than water.

Adjust the refrigerator’s racks according to the way the refrigerator is used.

To remove the shelves:

1. Remove all items from the shelves.

2. Lift the top.

3. Slide the grill out.

To replace the shelves:

1. Ensure that the molding tab is positioned up,

according to the image.

2. Place the back of the shelf

on the rails located on the side walls.

3. Guide the front of the grill onto the rails.

4. Slide it in until it stops.

Procedure for cleaning doors and cabinets with signiﬁ cant rust stains:

Keep the refrigerator in a dry environment. As moisture builds up, the metal

rusts and rust will keep developing.

Manual cleaning method

Remove the shelf

Care of your refrigerator

To defrost, follow these instructions:

1. Press the button on the temperature control.

Defrost starts automatically.

2. Once the defrosting is complete, remove the meat tray and / or

defrost, empty the water and insert the tray again.

3. Thoroughly dry the freezer and the entire interior of the refrigerator with

a soft cloth.

4. The refrigerator, once the defrosting is ﬁ nished, will automatically work

again without having to re-select the temperature.

NOTE: Do not use sharp or pointy objects to

remove frost from the freezer.

This will damage the evaporator.

1. Moisten a

sponge in

water with

detergent.

2. Use the soft

surface of the

sponge to rub

over the rust

stain. The

rubbing should

be in the

same sense of

polishing.

3. Use the hard

surface to rub

over the rust

stain.

The rubbing

should be in the

same direction

of the grain.

4. Rinse the

sponge with

tap water until

the detergent is

removed.

5. Moisten the ﬁ ber

in water.

6. Dry the

surface of the

unit well with

the sponge.

7. Use a piece of

dry cloth and

rub on the wet

surface. It is

recommended

to use a

stainless steel

cleaner for a

shiny ﬁ nish.

A- Hard surface

B- Smooth

surface

Tools needed:

• Piece of dry cloth

• Soft / hard surface sponge

Water dispenser (some models)

Tank

Turn the funnel lid outwards to ﬁ ll the tank

Recipient to

collect water

Lever

VERY IMPORTANT

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE USER TO VERIFY THE FOLLOWING

INFORMATION BEFORE CALLING THE TECHNICIAN:

If you followed the instructions in the installation, use and care manual

correctly, and have questions about the operation of the refrigerator, this guide

offers solutions to problems you can detect and correct in your home.

IF THE REFRIGERATOR DOES NOT WORK

• Connect the plug directly, DO NOT USE CORD EXTENSIONS.

• Check the ELECTRICAL CONTACT, IT COULD BE DAMAGED, connect

another device and test if it works.

• Avoid starting several devices at the same time; THE ELECTRICAL

INSTALLATION MAY OVERLOAD.

• Verify that the TEMPERATURE CONTROL IS IN THE ON-OFF POSITION.

• Make sure the refrigerator is NOT NEXT TO A HEAT SOURCE such as an

oven, stove or direct sunlight.

• THE DOORS MUST CLOSE HERMETICALLY, check the magnetic gasket of

the doors.

• LEVEL THE REFRIGERATOR, remove the wooden bases and adjust the

leveling screws (ﬁ gure 1).

• DO NOT OVERLOAD THE REFRIGERATOR, the circulation of cold air will

be deﬁ cient.

• Set the TEMPERATURE control knob to MED (medium cold) and wait at least

24 hours before making a new temperature change.

THE REFRIGERATOR WORKS FOR EXTENDED PERIODS

• Check that the CONDENSER IS FREE OF DUST AND LINT (ﬁ gure 1)

• AVOID OPENING THE DOOR CONTINUOUSLY or for prolonged periods.

• DO NOT STORE HOT FOODS and keep them covered.

IF YOU HEAR STRANGE SOUNDS

•

Check that there are NO OBJECTS OVER OR BEHIND THE REFRIGERTOR.

• The COMPRESSOR DOES NOT WORK PROPERLY, it may be that a low

voltage is present, verify the intensity of the light, if it is low this indicates that

it has a low voltage, speak to your company of light to correct the power supply

(ﬁ gure 1).

Before calling the technician

MAGNETIC GASKET

LEVELING SCREWS

CONDENSER

COMPRESSOR

IF AFTER FOLLOWING

THESE INSTRUCTIONS,

THE REFRIGERATION IS

MALFUNCTIONING, PLEASE

CONTACT OUR TECHNICAL

SUPPORT CENTER

Figure 1

Procedimiento para limpieza de puertas y gabinetes con mancha de oxido Importante :

Mantén el refrigerador en un ambiente seco. Al haber acumulación de humedad, el metal

se oxida y se produce herrumbre.

Método de limpieza manual

1. Humedezca una

esponja en agua

con detergente.

2. Use la ƐƵƉĞƌĮĐŝĞ

suave de la esponja

para frotar sobre la

mancha de oxido.

El frote debe ser

en el mismo

Cuidado de su refrigerador

3. Use la ƐƵƉĞƌĮĐŝĞ

dura para frotar

sobre la mancha de

oxido. El frote debe

ser en el mismo

4. Enjuague la

esponja con agua

simple hasta eliminar

el detergente.

. de R.L. de C.V

W11347727 Rev. A STM W11202260 Rev. C

AS8950G

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Your refrigerator is equipped with an electric

cord provided with a 3-terminal grounding

plug. To reduce the possibility of electric shock

to a minimum, the cord must be connected to

an electrical grounded wall outlet for 3-prong

plugs. The installation must be grounded in

accordance with the National Electric Code

and all local codes and regulations.

W11354967 Rev. A

This manual contains useful information, please read it carefully.

Manufactured by:

Industrias Acros Whirlpool

Address: Carretera Panamericana km. 280, Celaya Gto. Tel: 461 618 55 00

This use and care guide is applicable for the following models:

STM W11354974 Rev. A

Use and Care

Guide MX

AS7508F

AS7608F

AS7518F

AS7818A

AS8518F

AS8818A

AS8950G

Nominal current

Electrical frequency

Voltage

General dimensions

Height

Wide

Depth

Models

1.6 A 1.6 A

60 Hz 60 Hz

127 V~ 127 V~

1193 mm 1343 mm

504 mm 504 mm

560 mm 560 mm

Technical features

In order to reduce the risk of ﬁ re, electric

shock or personal injury when using your

refrigerator, follow these basic precautions:

• Read all the instructions carefully before using your refrigerator.

• Leaving a refrigerator abandoned can cause that someone may get

stuck in it while playing around and suffocate.

• If you are planning on changing your refrigerator, please do it in a safe

way for everyone.

• We recommend removing the refrigerator doors of your old unit at

disposal or at least, secure the doors with a resistant rope.

• Never leave the refrigerator unattended for unexperienced children to

play with it or walk in the refrigerator.

• Never clean the refrigerator parts with ﬂ ammable liquids; the fumes may

cause ﬁ re or explosions.

• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children

whose physical, sensory or mental abilities are different or reduced, or

lack experience or knowledge, unless such persons receive supervision

or training for the operation of the device by a person responsible for your

safety.

• Do not use extensions or adapters without an electrical ground terminal.

• Children must be supervised around the refrigerator.

Make sure the refrigerator is not used as a toy.

FOR YOUR SAFETY

• Do not store gasoline or any other ﬂ ammable gases around this or any other

kitchen appliance. Fumes may cause ﬁ re or explosions.

• If the electrical cord is damaged, this must be replaced by the manufacturer,

authorized repair service technician or by someone qualiﬁ ed. Avoid risks.

• This device is intended for use in domestic and similar applications, such as:

a) Kitchen areas for personnel working in stores, ofﬁ ces and other work

environments;

b) Farms, hotels, motels and other work environments;

c) In bed and breakfast type environments;

d) For the preparation of food and similar commercial applications.

KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Risk of Electrical Shock

This appliance must be connected to an electrical ground.

Do NOT modify the electrical cord. If the electrical plug

doesn’t ﬁ t, have a qualiﬁ ed electrician to install a proper

electrical outlet on the wall.

Do NOT use a cord extension for this refrigerator.

Contact a qualiﬁ ed electrician if you have doubts about the

electrical grounding of the refrigerator.

Not following these precautions correctly may cause injury

or even death.

Important Safety Instructions

Instructions to connect to ground

Electrical grounded wall

outlet for 3-prong plugs

Electrical plug with

3 terminals

Electrical

cord

Electrical ground

terminal

• Do not operate the refrigerator in a room where the temperature may be

below 13 °C (55 °F).

• Keep the refrigerator away from outdoor weather.

• Plug the refrigerator only in an electrical grounded wall outlet. Make sure

power supply is within the accepted standards.

• Do not store food in the refrigerator before allowing some time for the

refrigerator to cool.

• Only use the refrigerator as it’s been speciﬁ ed in this guide.

• Schedule maintenance for your refrigerator.

• This refrigerator is intended for domestic use only.

Follow these steps before turning on your new refrigerator:

1. Remove all accessories and shelves from inside.

2. Place the refrigerator in a space leaving clearance space

around: 2 to 3 cm clearance space on the sides, 10 cm on the

back and 5 to 10 cm on top. Keep the refrigerator away from

heat sources such as stoves, ovens, heaters or sun light.

3. To level the refrigerator, turn the leveling screws that are on

the lower front part, adjust them so that the refrigerator is

slightly tilted backwards. In this way the door will close itself.

4. Let the refrigerator stand for 2 to 3 hours before connecting to

a power supply, this will allow the gas and oil to settle before

starting the cooling process.

5. Place the temperature control in the middle position.

Let the refrigerator run for at least 24 hours to reach an

adequate temperature.

The voltage required for its operation is 127 V~ at a nominal

frequency of 60 Hz. Never install any other device at the same

contact as it may cause voltage variation.

Temperature control

The cooling level of the

refrigerator is selected by

moving the temperature control,

depending on the quality of the food inside the

refrigerator. You can select from moderate temperatures (Min/1)

to extreme cold (Max/3) according to the cold conditions you want.

Meat tray (some models)

You can store foods that require temperatures close to

freezing, such as cold meats.

This tray also has the function of collecting the water that is

generated when thawing your refrigerator.

Crisper drawer

The drawer for vegetables and fruits is designed to preserve the freshness of

fruits and vegetables.

Shelf extension accessory

This is a useful and practical accessory to store products

in 2 different heights

Recommendations before use

How to install the refrigerator

How to use the refrigerator

Semi-automatic

thaw button

Temperature

control

Figure 1

1. Unplug the refrigerator or disconnect power supply.

2. Replace the light bulb using another one with of

the same size and power (15 W).

3. Plug refrigerator o reconnect power supply.

How to replace the light bulb

Temperature control

Semi-automatic thaw (some models)

The refrigerator has a semi-automatic defrosting system and

works by simply pressing the automatic defrosting button (ﬁ gure

1) periodically (minimum recommended once per month), so you

will not accumulate frost, so you will not have to remove all the

food to thaw the refrigerator.

How to thaw your refrigerator

Install properly

Solo utilizar agua potable para llenar el tanque

MUY IMPORTANTE

ES RESPONSABILIDAD DEL USUARIO VERIFICAR LA SIGUIENTE INFORMACIÓN ANTES DE LLAMAR AL TÉCNICO:

Si usted siguió correctamente las instrucciones del manual de instalación, uso y cuidado, y tiene preguntas sobre el

funcionamiento del refrigerador, esta guía le ofrece soluciones a problemas que puede detectar y corregir en su hogar.

SI EL REFRIGERADOR NO FUNCIONA

•Conecte directa y correctamente la clavija, NO USE EXTENSIONES.

•Revise EL CONTACTO ELÉCTRICO, PODRÍA ESTAR DAÑADO, conecte otro aparato y pruebe si funciona.

•Evite poner a funcionar varios aparatos a la vez; LA INSTALACIÓN ELÉCTRICA SE SOBRECARGA.

•Asegúrese de que NO ESTÉ JUNTO A UNA FUENTE DE CALOR como horno, estufa o luz directa del sol.

•LAS PUERTAS DEBEN CERRAR HERMÉTICAMENTE, revise el empaque magnético de las puertas.

•NIVELE EL REFRIGERADOR, retire las bases de madera y ajuste los tornillos niveladores (FIGURA 1).

•Coloque la perilla de control de TEMPERATURA EN MED (frío medio) y espere por lo menos 24 horas antes de hacer un

nuevo cambio de temperatura.

NOTA QUE EL REFRIGERADOR TRABAJA POR PERIODOS PROLONGADOS

•EVITE ABRIR CONTINUAMENTE LA PUERTA o por periodos prolongados.

•NO INTRODUZCA ALIMENTOS CALIENTES y manténgalos tapados.

SI ESCUCHA SONIDOS EXTRAÑOS

•Revise que NO HAYA OBJETOS SOBRE O DETRÁS DEL REFRIGERADOR.

de la luz, si es baja esto nos indica que tiene un bajo voltaje, hable a su compañía de luz para que corrijan el suministro de

energía (FIGURA 1).

FIGURA 1

CONDEN

-SADOR

EMPAQUE

MAGNÉTICO

TORNILLOS

NIVELADORES

COMPRESOR

SI DESPUÉS DE SEGUIR LAS

INSTRUCCIONES

DE ESTA GUÍA, EL REFRIGERADOR

NO FUNCIONA LLAME A

LOS CENTROS DE SERVICIO

INDICADOS

Antes de llamar al técnico

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Merk:	Acros
Categorie:	Koelkast
Model:	AS8818A

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