DANBY Kitchen Refrigerator Compact Manual L0712252

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!1_1PORTENT

IN/TRUCTIONI

Important - Save for the local

electrical inspector's use.

FOR "COMPACT KITCHENS"

MODELS: K05

D2000

1-60091 Rew O0

tMPO_,TAN_,,,,INS TRUCTtONS

t,, Proper Installation: The appliance shall be instatlad

and grounded by qualified technicians. The minimum

spacing requirementsg_Venonthe instatiationdrawingmust

befo_lowed,

2. Never use your appliance for warming or healing the

roetTL

3,. Do not leave children alone: Chlidrenshouldnotba

raft aloneor unattendedtnareawhere appliance Is tn use,

They shouldneverbea![owedto ell or standonanypa_tof

theappliance

4. Wear proper appareh Loose-fitting or hanging

garmentsshouldnever bewornwhileusing theappliance

5. Donot repairorreplace any partofthe applianceunless

specificallyrecommendedin themanual All otherservic-

Ingshould bereferredto aqualinedtechnician

6. Returnablematerials should notbe stored nearsurface

untts_

7,, Do not use water on grease fires: smotherfire or

flameor use drychemtcalof foam-typeextinguisher.

8. Use only dry potholdsrs: Moistordamp pctholdemon

hot surfacesmay resultin burns from steam. Do notlet

potholdertouchhot heating elements. Do not use a towel

or otherbulky cloth.

9. Use proper pan size: Select atenslla having flal

bottoms large enough to cover the surface unit heating

clement,. The use of under-sized utensilswill expose a

portion of the element1odirectcontactand may result in

ignitionofclothing.Properre_a_onshipof utensil to burner

wiltalso improveef_ciency.

10. Never leave surface units unattended at high heat

settings: Boi[cvercausessmoking andgreasy spillovers

that may Ignite

11oMake sure reflectorpans ordrip bowls are in place:

Absence of these pans or bowls during cooking may

subjectwlringorcomponents underneathtodamege

12. Protective liners: Do notuse alumin[umtot! to line

surface unit drip bowls or over bottoms, except as

suggestedin the manual.. Improper installationof these

liners may result ina risk of electric shock, or fire.

13_ Ontycertafn typesof glass, glass/ceramic, ceramic,

ear_enwam, orother glazedutensilsare suitabIeforrange-

top service withoutbreaking due to the sudden change tn

temperature

14, Utensil handles should be turned inward and not

extendover adjacentsurface units:To reducetheriskof

burns, ignition of flammable materials, and

spiItagedue to unintentional contact

15 Do not soak removable heating elements:

Heating elements should never be Immersed inwater.

16. "._._J.t_._": Do not store Items of interestto children

incabinetsabovea range or onthe backguardof arange -

childrenclimbingon the range to reach Items could be

serioua_injured"

17o "DO not touch surface units or area near units:

Surface units may be hot even thoughthey ere dark in

cotour,,Areas nearsurfaceunitsmay become hotenough

to cause burns_ Duringandafter use, do nottouch, orlet

clothingor otherflammablematerials contactsurfaceunits

or areas near unitsuntlI they have had sufficient time to

cool.,Among theseareas am the cook-top and surfaces

facing theccek-top."

tB. When replacing your lead free faucet: for safety

reasons do notusea spout longerthan 150ram (6"),.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

1,=To eliminatethehazardof reachingover heatedsurfaceunits, cabinetstoragespace located abovethesurfaceof

the unitsshouldbe avoided,tf cabinetstorage is to beprovided,the hazardcan be reducedby Installingarange hood that

projectshorizontally aminimum of 5"beyond the surface,_

2 Nospacingbetwsenthecombinaflanandadjacentcabtnetryisrequired_Forspacingbelweenthecookingsurfaceandthe

cabinetsituatedabovethe combination, notetherequiredminimumdistances givenon theinstallationdrawing..

3. For satisfactorywater drainage of the sink,and properdoor functioning,itts Important to level the combinationIn both

directions,ustngthelevellinglegsprovidedon thebottomof the cabtnetfor thispurpose_

4_ Although provisions have been madefor the combinationto be used tn a builtin manner,itshall be remembernd thatthe

refrigeratorof a free standingunit,has the highestsfficiency_Aminimum of t" clearance on the back of the cornbtnatlon

Is a must, especially in the case of operation In roomswhere temperatures could climb over 32"C (9O=F).

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS:

1. Combinations havingthe sieveincorporated are designed tobe permanently ocnnecled tothepowersupply.

2. Forthe CombinationModelsthat havebeendesigned for operationonf20V-AC current, 00 cycle, thepowersupplyto the

connectionboxcouldbeeither120V- 2 wire supply_230 - 3 wire supply or 120/208 -4 wire supply..Aseparate grounding

wire isrequiredfn al!cases /"_

3 ThetotalpowerdemandwiJlhe: ti /"C:OMS;_AT_O_S,\

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS -REFRIGERATOR

1, STARTING:

•The refrigeratorisready to operate as received when connectedtothe properpowersupply Alter starting, aIIowthe

refdgemtortooperatefor a fewhours Inempty condilton The unffwi[Iruncontinuously from one toseveral hours

(dependingonrocm,temperaIum)beforefinaloperatingtemperatureIsreached ItWIllthen startand stopat falrlyregular

Intervals..

.When storingfooddo remember thatthedoorshe[ftempemlures areslightlyhigherthantheintedotshelf temperatures.

The coldesttemperature intherefrigerator ]s foundonthe topshelf

• Whenloading theshetves, donot block the air passageby stackingfood packagestighgy Leave someroombetween

packagesto allowthe coldslrtodrop to the lower sheNes°

2. TEMPERATURECONTROL:

. Turning the centralknob totheright (clockwise} willlowerthetemperatureof the refrigerator. 3"umtngthe control

knobto theleft (counterclockwise)WIIIraise the temperature When theknoblsturned Io Ihe extreme left:Itwill

switchoffIhe powerto theuntt(defmst),

3. DEFROSTING:

"FrostwiIIaccumulateonthefreezer sectionof therefrigeratordue Iothe freezing of moist air enteringthe refrigerator

when thedoorisopened. The highertheoutsiderelativehumidityandthemore numerousthedoor openings,thequicker

thefrostwillbuild up. Exce_sive_mstaccumu_atE_nonthefreezerc_mpar_mentwI_reducoth_operaungef_c_encyand

ttmay evenbreaktheddptray bybridgtng. Fordefrestlagturnthethermostatcontrol tothe extremelaft (coun1.er

clockwise)positionand keep thedoorsopen. Thedefrost cyclecouldbe acceleratedby piecinga panof hotwaterinthe

freezercompartmenL

4, MAINTENANCEOFREFRIGERATOR;

..It isrecommendedthatthe wirefinnedcondenser (thebackof refrigerator)shallbe freedfrom dirtand duatat 6 month

Internals°Cleancondensercoilsareextremelyimportantincaseof roomtemperaturesabove 27°C (80=F).

Forcleaning of plasticparts(foodliner0door _iner,eL{;,)the useof soap and waler onlyIs recommended° Some

detergentsandcleaningagentsmay weaken the strengthof tha plaeric..

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - ELECTRIC STOVE:

"1,"rEMP;ERATURECONTROL:

,.Bothheaterelementehavethe same maximumheat 1250 Watts The heat of Ihe elementscan be conlrelladby

theindividual heat switches.Thesecontrolsarestep-less,havingan Infinitenumberofpositions.

.Asignallight willbe lit tf any ofthe heaterconb'ols are turnedto the "on" position.

2, CLEANING:

" Inorderto facilitatecleaning,theheaterelements are removable. Liftthemup at thebackandpoll them gentlyout

of Ihelr mounting socket When the elements are removed,the spillpanscan be liftedoutoftheir mounling

..The stainEesssteel Lopand sinkare easy to cleonwithsoap andwater. The cleaningmovement should he In the

directionel=thegraining- contrary,scratchesmayappear.

. Do notusesleetwoolor asteal brushonslainlesssteel. Thesewill contaminatethetopwith steelparticlesand

rustingmay ocouc

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