Panasonic NR-AF161SSAE Manuel utilisateur
Please read this user manual before
operating your Refrigerator.
Please keep operating instructions and
warranty certificate.
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product and being a Panasonic consumer.
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NR-AF161SSAE
NR-AF171SSAE
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Operating Instruction
Refrigerator
Model Number
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Caution !
Before operating this unit
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10 cm
12 cm
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1
Max. 15o
Protective sheet
Adjuster Bolt
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5
minutes
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This unit operates in AC 220 - 240 V, 50 Hz.
Use a specific electric outlet plug. Do not
share with other usage.
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Before operating this unit
Caution
Do not touch the compressor and pipes of the refrigerator by
hand when the refrigerator operates (injury is likely because of
high temperature).
Caution
!
Avoid the AC Cord from getting stuck or
compressed. Do not modify the
specification of all parts (Do not extend the
AC Cord manually).
For maintenance, clean the unit with a
damp, soft cloth. DO NOT SPRAY unit
with a spray or hose. Do not apply liquids
containing bensol, kerosene or various
types of concentrated chemicals. When
cleaning gasket, make sure to clean gasket
again with a dry cloth after cleaning it with
soap water because a dirty and wet gasket
will easily damage - resulting in insufficient
cooling.
When the refrigerator is running, the wall of
cabinet will be warm caused by
condensation process.
Grounding
Grounding
Check the grounding of electricity at your
home.
Caution !
You have to connect the refrigerator’s
ground to the grounding of electricity at
your home to prevent electrical shocks.
Back View of Refrigerator
AC Cord
Electrical
outlet
Grounding
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or
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Before operating this unit
Parts Identification
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Parts Identification
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Ice Tray, Ice storage.
Evaporator Door, Freezer compartment
door.
Chilled Case, the defrost pan collects water
and also function as storage for food that
needs lower temperature. Packed food should
be wiped to prevent food from possible
contamination.
Utility Shelf, To store canned drink and
medium size bottles.
Egg Shelf, Egg storage.
Door Switch Lamp, The lamp automatically
switches on when the door is opened.
Dial Thermostat, To control cooling
temperature.
Cover Crisper, The top cover crisper
functions as food storage.
Shelf Net (PC), Tray to store food.
Crisper, To store fruits and vegetables in
fresh condition.
Adjuster Bolt, The leg to adjust the
refrigerator in a flat position.
Bottle Shelf, To store large size bottles.
Door Gasket, Soft flat rubber attached to the
door to ensure the door is closed tightly.
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How to use & maintain
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Always ensure the door is closed properly.
Clean up and wrap all
food to keep them fresh
and to prevent possible
contamination of other
food.
Arrange food inside the
refrigerator properly for
maximum use of space
and to allow proper air
circulation.
General operation
How to make ice
Water Level
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2
3
Pour water into the ice tray to the (full) line,
and then place it in the ice tray corner.
Just twist the ice tray to remove ice cubes
from it.
Switch the dial at the “COLDEST” to make
ice freeze faster. Do not use knife, fork or
any sharp pointed objects to remove the
ice tray from the freezer.
WATER LEVEL
WATER LEVEL
1
3
-
Avoid storing food that
is still hot into refrigera
tor. It will enlarge the
refrigeration load.
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General operation
Users’ Guide
OFF.
Refrigerator in defrost condition.
COLD
Refrigerator used to store food
in small capacity.
COLDER
Refrigerator used to store food
in bigger capacity.
COLDEST
Refrigerator used to make ice
cubes quickly (FC) and to store
food in very cool temperature
(PC).
FC = Freezer Compartment, AT = Ambient Temperature, 32oC
PC = Provision Compartment
Cooling performance
Defrost
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DIAL DEFROSTING
Turn the temperature control dial
to “OFF”. Frost will melt naturally
once the unit is not operating.
CAUTION ! Never use sharp-
edged tools (knife, fork, etc.) or
electrical appliances (fans,
hairdryers, etc.) to aid the
defrosting procedure. This may
damage surface or cause
electrical hazards. Misuse of this
unit will void the warranty.
Please defrost this unit minimal once every two weeks.
After defrosting, discharge the water collected in the defrost
pan, and return the control dial to original position.
TEMPERATURE
CONTROL
TEMPERATURE
CONTROL
TEMPERATURE
CONTROL
TEMPERATURE
CONTROL
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FC PC
Cold (1)
Colder (2)
Coldest (3)
-5.0
o
C
-9.0
o
C
-15.0
o
C
5.0
o
C 2.5
2.0
o
C 2.5
-2.0
o
C 2.5
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FC PC
Cold (1)
Colder (2)
Coldest (3)
-5.0
o
C
-9.0
o
C
-16.0
o
C
6.0
o
C 2.5
3.0
o
C 2.5
-3.0
o
C 2.5
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FC PC
Cold (1)
Colder (2)
Coldest (3)
-5.0
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C
-9.0
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C
-15.0
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C
5.0
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C 2.5
2.0
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C 2.5
-2.0
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C 2.5
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FC PC
Cold (1)
Colder (2)
Coldest (3)
-5.0
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C
-9.0
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C
-16.0
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C
6.0
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C 2.5
3.0
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C 2.5
-3.0
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C 2.5
Over-frosting will cause insufficient
cooling.
Defrost the unit when frost
accumulates to the thickness of
one-fourth (1/4) inches of frost.
Before defrosting, make sure that the
defrost pan must be placed properly to
collect the defrosted water, All foods
and ice tray must be removed from the
ice compartment.
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Symptom and checks
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2
3
Troubleshooting
Insufficient cooling
Set the dial thermostat at middle or a colder
setting. Check the gap of door gasket. Too
much food being stored, or the storage of
hot food will cause insufficient cooling.
The AC cord may be loose or not properly
plugged into the electrical outlet. Check if
power is not being supplied to electrical
outlet.
Check if the floor is weak and not levelled.
Check if the refrigerator is touching the wall
or other objects is at it’s rear.
If the refrigerator is noisy
Compressor does not run
Lamp installation
Note : Type of lamp should be the same type
as the original lamp.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
Cover Lamp
release
install
Caution
When any abnormality / failure occurs, stop
using the product immediately and disconnect
the power plug.
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at running condition.
AK-153120
Panasonic Corporation
Made in Indonesia
Specification
Note :
Designs and specifications are subject to change without prior
notice
MODEL
Capacity (litres)
Dimension (W x D x H)
Insulation
Net Weight
Power Source
Power Input
Cooling System
Temperature Control
Defrosting
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Nett : 150 litres,
Gross : 155 litres
525 x 510 x 1101 mm
Polyurethane
26 kg
220 - 240V , 50 Hz
85 W / 0.63 - 0.74 A
Direct Cooling
(Rollbond Evaporator)
Dial Adjustment
Manual Defrost Start
Manual Defrost Stop
NR-AF171SSAE
Nett : 160 litres,
Gross : 164 litres
525 x 510 x 1201 mm
Polyurethane
27 kg
220 - 240V , 50 Hz
85 W / 0.63 - 0.74 A
Direct Cooling
(Rollbond Evaporator)
Dial Adjustment
Manual Defrost Start
Manual Defrost Stop
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1101 x 510 x 5251201 x 510 x 525
0.74 - 0.63 850.74 - 0.63 85
150160164
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240 - 220240 - 220
27
155
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mm 1101 x 510 x 525mm 1201 x 510 x 525
150160164
2627
155
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