Arktic KITCHEN LINE 271551 Mode D'emploi page 7

7. After you have made sure that the appliance is
totally clean, let the descaling agent pour out of
the appliance through the drain plug on the left
side of the appliance.
8. Now pour clean water in the water reservoir and
repeat step 1 till 4 several times to make sure
that there are no scraps of the descaling agent
left in the appliance. The smell and taste of the
Problem
"add water" or indicator
lights up.
"ice"or indicator lights
up.
"add water" or and "ice"
or indicators flash.
Ice cubes melt together.
Appliance does not give an
error message, but does not
make any ice cubes.
Technical specification
Item no.
Operating voltage and frequency
Rated input power
Rated current
Refrigerant used & injection
quantity
Climate class
Foam blowing agent
Protection class
Material
Net weight (approx.)
Dimension
Remark: Technical specification is subjected to change without prior notification.
Possible cause
Not enough water.
Too much ice in the appliance.
Scoop is jammed.
The cycle is too long.
Water temperature in the reservoir is
too low.
Room temperature or water tempe-
rature is too high.
Leak in the cooling system.
Blockage in the cooling system.
271551
130W
1,1A
R290 / 33g
14,8kg
380x435x(H)431mm
descaling agent should fully be disappeared.
Take every time new clean water for this.
9. The appliance is now ready for use again.
Note: Warranty is void if failure to de-scale regu-
larly leads to reduced functioning or failure of the
appliance.
Solution
Switch off the appliance, fill up water
before switch on the appliance again.
Remove the ice.
Check whether the scoop is blocked
by ice. If not, contact your supplier.
Switch the appliance off and switch
back on when the ice cubes melt.
Select "Small" ice cubes.
Change the water. The ideal water
temperature is 5°-15°C.
Put the appliance in a cooler place
and change the water.
Contact your supplier.
Contact your supplier.
220-240V~ /50Hz
SN-T
Cyclopentane
I
Stainless steel
271568
120W
0,7A
R600a / 29g
10,5kg
297x367x(H)378mm
EN
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