Replacing The Lamp; Closing The Door - Zanussi ZXAN13EW0 Notice D'utilisation

Problem
Water flows on the rear plate
of the refrigerator.
There is too much condensed
water on the rear wall of the re-
frigerator.
Water flows inside the refriger-
ator.
Water flows on the floor.
The temperature in the appli-
ance is too low/too high.
If the advice does not lead to the
desired result, call the nearest
Authorized Service Centre.

REPLACING THE LAMP

The appliance is equipped with a longlife LED
interior light.
Only service is allowed to replace the lighting
device. Contact your Authorised Service Centre.
Possible cause
During the automatic defrost-
ing process, frost melts on the
rear plate.
Door was opened too fre-
quently.
Door was not closed com-
pletely.
Stored food was not wrapped.
Food products prevent the wa-
ter from flowing into the water
collector.
The water outlet is clogged.
The melting water outlet is not
connected to the evaporative
tray above the compressor.
The temperature is not set cor-
rectly.
The door is not closed correct-
ly.
The food products' tempera-
ture is too high.
Many food products are stored
at the same time.
The door has been opened of-
ten.
There is no cold air circulation
in the appliance.

CLOSING THE DOOR

1. Clean the door gaskets.
2. If necessary, adjust the door. Refer to
"Installation" chapter.
3. If necessary, replace the defective door
gaskets. Contact the Authorised Service
Centre.
Solution
This is correct. Dry the water
with a soft cloth.
Open the door only when nec-
essary.
Make sure the door is closed
completely.
Wrap food in suitable packag-
ing before storing it in the ap-
pliance.
Make sure that food products
do not touch the rear plate.
Clean the water outlet.
Attach the melting water outlet
to the evaporative tray.
Set a higher/lower tempera-
ture.
Refer to "Closing the door"
section.
Let the food products temper-
ature decrease to room tem-
perature before storage.
Store less food products at the
same time.
Open the door only if necessa-
ry.
Make sure that there is cold air
circulation in the appliance.
Refer to "Hints and Tips" chap-
ter.
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