Beko Chest Freezer - Instruction of Use

Models: CF100EWN, CF200EWN, CF316EWN

Information

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Safety Information

Read this manual carefully before installation and first use to ensure correct operation and safety.

Children and Vulnerable People Safety

  • Appliance can be used by children aged 8+ and persons with reduced capabilities if supervised.
  • Children aged 3-8 can load and unload.
  • Children should be supervised to prevent playing with the appliance.
  • Cleaning and maintenance by children aged 8+ and supervised.
  • Keep packaging away from children (suffocation risk).
  • When discarding, disconnect power, cut cable, remove door to prevent entrapment.
  • For older appliances with spring locks, disable the lock before discarding to prevent child entrapment.

General Safety

⚠️ WARNING! Keep ventilation openings clear.

⚠️ WARNING! Do not use mechanical devices to accelerate defrosting.

⚠️ WARNING! Do not damage the refrigerant circuit.

⚠️ WARNING! Do not use other electrical appliances inside unless approved.

⚠️ WARNING! Do not touch hot light bulbs.

⚠️ WARNING! Ensure supply cord is not trapped or damaged.

⚠️ WARNING! Do not locate multiple socket-outlets at the rear.

  • Do not store explosive substances (aerosol cans).
  • Refrigerant is isobutane (R-600a), flammable. Handle with care during transport and installation.
  • Avoid open flames and ignition sources. Ventilate room.
  • Do not alter specifications; cord damage can cause fire/shock.
  • Intended for household and similar uses (staff kitchens, hotels, etc.).
  • ⚠️ WARNING! Electrical components must be replaced by certified personnel.
  • ⚠️ WARNING! Light bulb is special use; not for domestic lighting.

Power cord must not be lengthened.

Ensure plug is not squashed or damaged.

Ensure mains plug is accessible.

Do not pull the mains cable.

If socket is loose, do not insert plug (risk of shock/fire).

Must operate with lamp.

Appliance is heavy; take care when moving.

Do not touch items with damp hands (risk of frost burns).

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.

Daily Use

  • Do not put hot objects on plastic parts.
  • Do not place food directly against the rear wall.
  • Frozen food must not be re-frozen once thawed.
  • Store pre-packed frozen food as per manufacturer's instructions.
  • Adhere to manufacturer's storage recommendations.
  • Do not place carbonated drinks in freezer (pressure risk).
  • Ice lollies can cause frost burns if consumed immediately.

To avoid contamination:

  • Avoid opening door for long periods.
  • Clean surfaces in contact with food and drainage systems regularly.
  • Clean water tanks if unused for 48h.
  • Store raw meat/fish in containers to prevent contact with other food.
  • Two-star compartments are suitable for storing pre-frozen food, ice-cream, ice cubes.

One-, two-, and three-star compartments are not suitable for freezing fresh food.

If appliance is left empty, switch off, defrost, clean, dry, and leave door open.

Care and Cleaning

  • Before maintenance, switch off and disconnect mains plug.
  • Do not clean with metal objects.
  • Do not use sharp objects to remove frost; use a plastic scraper.
  • Examine and clean drain for defrosted water. If blocked, water collects at the bottom.

Installation

Important! Follow electrical connection instructions carefully.

  • Unpack and check for damage. Do not connect if damaged; report immediately. Retain packing.
  • Wait at least four hours before connecting to allow oil to flow back to compressor.
  • Ensure adequate air circulation to prevent overheating. Follow installation instructions for ventilation.
  • Position spacers against a wall to avoid touching warm parts (compressor, condenser).
  • Do not locate near radiators or cookers.
  • Ensure mains plug is accessible after installation.

Service

  • Electrical work must be done by a qualified electrician.
  • Product must be serviced by an authorized Service Center using genuine spare parts.

Energy Saving

  • Don't put hot food in.
  • Don't pack food too close together.
  • Ensure food doesn't touch the back of the compartment.

Environment Protection

This appliance does not contain ozone-damaging gases. Do not discard with household waste. Insulation foam contains flammable gases; dispose according to local regulations. Avoid damaging the cooling unit/heat exchanger. Materials marked with the recycling symbol ♻️ are recyclable.

The symbol on the product/packaging indicates it's not household waste. Take to appropriate collection point for electrical/electronic equipment recycling.

Packaging materials with the recycling symbol ♻️ are recyclable.

Disposal of the Appliance

  1. Unplug unit. Remove drain plug. Keep door open to speed defrosting.
  2. Place tray under outer drain plug. Pull out drain dial.
  3. Rotate drain dial 180 degrees to let water flow into tray. Push dial back in. Replug inner drain plug. Monitor tray to avoid overflow.
  4. Wipe interior, replace plug, reset temperature.

⚠️ WARNING! During use, service, and disposal, pay attention to the fire warning symbol ?. Flammable materials in refrigerant pipes/compressor. Keep away from fire sources.

Overview

The appliance features:

  • 1. Recessed handle
  • 2. Wheel (or adjustable foot)
  • 3. Basket
  • 4. Control panel
  • 5. Drain hole

Note: This appliance is not intended for built-in use. The picture is for reference only; the real appliance may differ.

Installation

Space Requirement

Diagram showing dimensions H1, W1, D1, C1. Table with specific dimensions for models CF100EWN, CF200EWN, CF316EWN.

Space Required in Use
ModelW1/mm (Product Width)D1/mm (Product Depth)H1/mm (Minimum Height)C1/mm (Minimum Clearance)
CF100EWN595600850100
CF200EWN936545850100
CF316EWN1117735850100
Remark: C1 doesn't contain the external bundle size.

Positioning

Install at a location where ambient temperature corresponds to the climate class on the rating plate.

  • Refrigerating appliance class:
  • Extended temperate: intended for ambient temperatures from 10°C to 32°C (SN).
  • Temperate: intended for ambient temperatures from 16°C to 32°C (N).
  • Subtropical: intended for ambient temperatures from 16°C to 38°C (ST).
  • Tropical: intended for ambient temperatures from 16°C to 43°C (T).

Location

Install well away from heat sources (radiators, boilers, direct sunlight). Ensure air circulation around the back. Maintain minimum clearance of 100mm from the top and sides, and between the appliance and walls.

Ensure the appliance is level using adjustable feet.

Not intended for built-in use.

⚠️ WARNING! Ensure the appliance can be easily disconnected from the mains power supply.

Electrical Connection

Ensure voltage/frequency match rating plate. Supply cable is provided for domestic use. Do not use extension cords. Do not use multiple portable socket-outlets. Manufacturer not liable for issues from non-compliance. Complies with E.E.C. regulations.

Daily Use

First Use

Clean interior and accessories with lukewarm water and neutral soap. Dry thoroughly. Do not use detergents or abrasive powders.

Temperature Setting

Indicator lights: Temperature indicator (Blue), Super Freezing indicator (Blue), Running indicator (Green).

Controls: SET key, OFF key.

When plugged in, all LEDs flash once. Appliance resumes previous mode after power outage.

Temperature Setting Mode

Press SET to enter mode. Temperature indicator bar adjusts with each press (MIN to MAX). MAX is coldest. Setting is automatic after 5 seconds.

Tip: "NORMAL" or colder is recommended for optimum food preservation (storage up to 1 month).

Super Freezing

Press SET consecutively to enter SUPER mode. Indicator turns on. Compressor runs continuously. Mode stops automatically after 52 hours or manually, reverting to Scale 5.

Power On & Power Off

Press "ON/OFF" for 3 seconds to turn off or on.

Daily Use (Continued)

Indicator Lights

  • Temperature Indicator Light (Bright Blue): Adjusts temperature from MIN to MAX.
  • Super Freezing Indicator Light (Bright Blue): On in SUPER mode, off when exited.
  • Running Indicator Light (Bright Green): On when compressor is working, off when stopped.

After 30 mins of inactivity, indicator light dims.

Resumption Function

Appliance resumes previous mode after power outage.

Temperature Sensor Fault Alarm

If sensor is disconnected or shorted, temperature indicator bar flashes left to right every 0.5 seconds.

Storing into the Freezer Compartment

  • Recommended setting: -20°C (except extreme ambient conditions).
  • Switch on Fast Freeze 4-6 hours before freezing.
  • Cool hot food to room temperature before storing.
  • Freeze food in small portions for faster freezing and easier thawing.
  • Pack food before freezing.
  • Note freezing date, time limit, and food name on packaging.
  • Do not exceed food storage times. Take out only required amount.
  • Consume defrosted food quickly; cannot be re-frozen unless cooked.
  • Avoid contact between fresh and already frozen food to prevent thawing.

Storing Commercially Frozen Foods

  • Follow manufacturer's storage guidelines.
  • Minimize time between purchase and storage.
  • Buy food stored at -18°C or below.
  • Avoid food with ice/frost on packaging (indicates partial thawing/refreezing).
  • Recommended settings: +4°C for fresh food, -20°C for freezer.
  • Extreme ambient conditions may affect freshness.

Daily Use (Continued)

Freezing Fresh Food

  • Freezer compartment suitable for freezing fresh and storing frozen/deep-frozen food.
  • Place fresh food in bottom compartment.
  • Maximum amount for 12hr freezing is on rating plate.
  • Freezing process lasts 12 hours; do not add more food during this time.

Storing Frozen Food

When starting up or after period of disuse, run appliance for at least 2 hours on higher settings before loading.

Important! In case of accidental defrosting (power off longer than "rising time"), consume defrosted food quickly or cook and refreeze.

Thawing

Thaw deep-frozen/frozen food at room temperature. Small pieces can be cooked directly from frozen (cooking will take longer).

Helpful Hints and Tips

Hints for Freezing

  • Check rating plate for max quantity in 12 hrs.
  • Freezing process takes 12 hrs; no additional food during this time.
  • Use SUPER function 24 hrs before freezing for best capacity.
  • Freeze top quality, fresh, cleaned foodstuffs.
  • Prepare food in small portions for rapid freezing and easy thawing.
  • Wrap food airtight in foil or polythene.
  • Do not let fresh, unfrozen food touch frozen food.

Hints for Storage of Frozen Food

  • Lean foods store better than fatty ones. Salt reduces storage life.
  • Water ices can cause frost burns if consumed immediately.
  • Show freezing date on each pack for tracking storage time.
  • Ensure commercially frozen food was stored properly by retailer.
  • Transfer frozen food to freezer quickly.
  • Do not open door frequently or leave open longer than necessary.
  • Once defrosted, food deteriorates rapidly and cannot be refrozen.
  • Do not exceed indicated storage periods.

Cleaning

Clean interior and accessories regularly with lukewarm water and neutral soap. Rinse and dry.

Caution! Disconnect power before cleaning. Do not use steam cleaner. Moisture can damage electrical components. Hot vapors can damage plastic parts.

Ethereal oils and organic solvents (lemon juice, orange peel, etc.) can attack plastic parts. Avoid contact.

Do not use abrasive cleaners.

Remove food, store covered in a cool place.

Disconnect power before cleaning.

Clean with cloth and lukewarm water, rinse, and dry.

Clean condenser at the back annually to reduce energy consumption.

After drying, reconnect appliance.

Defrosting of the Freezer

Frost accumulates and needs removal. Never use sharp metal tools to scrape frost.

For complete defrosting:

  1. Unplug unit. Remove drain plug. Keep door open to speed defrosting.
  2. Place tray under outer drain plug. Pull out drain dial.
  3. Rotate drain dial 180 degrees to let water flow into tray. Push dial back in. Replug inner drain plug. Monitor tray to avoid overflow.
  4. Wipe interior, replace plug, reset temperature.

Troubleshooting

Caution! Disconnect power before troubleshooting. Only qualified personnel for non-manual issues.

Normal sounds: compressor, refrigerant circulation.

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Appliance does not workMains plug not plugged in or looseInsert mains plug.
Fuse has blown or is defectiveCheck fuse, replace if necessary.
Socket is defectiveMains malfunctions to be corrected by an electrician.
The food is too warm.Temperature not properly adjusted.Refer to Temperature Setting section.
Door open for extended period.Open door only as long as necessary.
Large quantity of warm food placed recently.Turn temperature regulation to colder setting temporarily.
Appliance near heat source.Refer to Installation location section.
Appliance cools too muchTemperature set too cold.Turn temperature regulation knob to warmer setting temporarily.
Unusual noisesAppliance not level.Re-adjust feet.
Appliance touching wall or other objects.Move appliance slightly.
Component (pipe) touching another part or wall.Carefully bend component out of the way.
Water on the floorWater drain hole blocked.See Cleaning and Care section.
Side panels are hotNormal heat exchange in side panels.Take gloves to touch side panels if needed.

If malfunction persists, contact Service Center.

Disposal

This product should not be disposed of with household waste. Return used device to official collection point for recycling of electrical and electronic devices. Contact local authorities or retailer for collection systems. Proper disposal prevents negative consequences for environment and health.

Disclaimer / Warning

Simple failures can be handled by end-user if within limits and following instructions (Self-Repair section). For other repairs, contact registered professional repairers to avoid safety issues.

Only service agents (authorized professional repairers) can provide service under warranty. Repairs by unauthorized personnel void warranty.

Self-Repair

Self-repair is possible for parts like door handles, hinges, trays, baskets, door gaskets. Follow user manual or support.beko.com instructions. Unplug before self-repair.

Unauthorized self-repair attempts may cause safety issues, damage product, and lead to fire, flood, electrocution, or injury.

Repairs like compressor, cooling circuit, main board must be done by authorized professionals.

Manufacturer not liable for non-compliance.

Spare part availability: 10 years.

Minimum guarantee duration: 24 months.

Packaging Sorting Information

Scan QR code on packaging for information on managing packaging waste.

Models: CF100EWN, CF200EWN, CF316EWN, CF100EWN Chest Freezer, CF100EWN, Chest Freezer, Freezer

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