User Manual Westinghouse WBM4300WBR 430L Bottom Mount Fridge

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FEATURES

TOP MOUNT (TM) REFRIGERATOR FEATURES

1 Freezer light (where fitted)

2 Freezer air delivery vents

3 Glass freezer shelf

4 Twist & Serve ice cube tray and bin

5 Freezer air return vents

6 Refrigerator light

7 Manual temperature controls (where fitted, not illustrated)

8 Electronic temperature controls (where fitted, not illustrated)

9 Deli bin

10 Adjustable glass shelves

11 Bottle/wine rack

12 Humidity controls

13 Crisper bins on telescopic extension slides

14 Adjustable rollers

15 Freezer door bins

16 Twin dairy compartments

17 Storesafe™ bin (lockable)

18 Utility drawer

19 Egg tray

20 Adjustable door bins

21 Bottle/can bins

22 Stabilising foot

Features may vary depending on model . Not all models will have features listed .

BOTTOM MOUNT (BM) REFRIGERATOR FEATURES

1 Refrigerator light

2 Electronic temperature controls (Where fitted. Not illustrated)

3 Manual temperature controls (Where fitted. Not illustrated)

4 Adjustable glass shelves

5 Bottle/wine rack

6 Humidity controls

7 Crisper bins on telescopic extension slides

8 Freezer storage tray

9 Twist & Serve ice cube tray

10 Ice bucket and scoop (inside drawer, not illustrated)

11 Freezer drawers on telescopic extension slides

12 Adjustable rollers

13 Twin dairy compartments

14 Storesafe™ bin (lockable)

15 Egg tray

16 Adjustable door bins

17 Bottle/can bins

18 Stabilising foot

SINGLE DOOR ALL REFRIGERATOR (AR) FEATURES

1 Refrigerator light

2 Temperature control

3 Adjustable glass shelves

4 Deli bin

5 Bottle holder

6 Humidity control

7 Crisper bin on telescopic extension slides

8 Adjustable rollers

9 Twin dairy compartments

10 Storesafe™ bin (lockable)

11 Egg tray

12 Adjustable door bins

13 Bottle bins

14 Can bin

15 Stabilising foot

SINGLE DOOR ALL FREEZER (AF) FEATURES

1 Temperature control

2 Freezer light

3 Twist & Serve ice cube tray and bin

4 Adjustable glass shelves

5 Freezer bins on telescopic extension slides

6 Adjustable rollers

7 Stabilising foot

ELECTRONIC CONTROLS

ELECTRONIC DISpLAY CONTROLS – ELECTRONIC MODELS

The LCD panel has a blue backlight and 6 touch buttons . It also contains an infrared light sensor, which turns the lights in the fresh food section on and off . When the power is first turned on, you will see the default settings, with the backlighting on .

CONTROLLING THE TEMPERATURE

The default temperature for the refrigerator is 3°C and -18°C for the freezer . If you want to change the temperature, follow the instructions below . Make only small adjustments and wait 24 hours to see if it’s correct. Checking the softness of ice cream is a good indication if your freezer is the right temperature, while feeling the coldness of water kept in the refrigerator is a good way of checking the temperature of the food compartment .

NOTE:

When you set a temperature, you set an average temperature for the whole refrigerator cabinet. Temperatures inside each compartment may vary, depending on how much food you store and where you place it. High or low room temperature may also affect the actual temperature alarm quick inside reset the refrigerator.

CHANGING THE FREEZER TEMPERATURE

Press the freezer button to make the freezer colder in 1°C steps. Once the maximum of -23°C is reached, the display will return to -14°C with the next press of the button. The bar graph gets smaller with colder freezer settings.

CHANGING THE REFRIGERATOR TEMpERATURE

Press the fridge button to make the refrigerator colder in 1°C steps . Once 0°C is reached, the display will return to 7°C with the next button press . The bar graph gets smaller sensor with colder refrigerator settings .

QUICK FREEZE FUNCTION

Use the quick freeze function when you add a large amount of food to the eco/ holiday freezer compartment . This freezes the food quickly but does not affect the temperature in the refrigerator compartment . To use this function, press the quick freeze button once . An fridge animated icon will light up . The quick freeze function will now operate for 90 minutes . If you want to turn the quick freeze function off before 90 minutes have passed, simply sensor press the quick freeze button again . The icon will disappear and the freezer will return to normal operation.

FREEZER TEMPERATURE ALARM

If the alarm sounds for no apparent reason, check whether anything is keeping the door open. If the freezer becomes too warm due to the freezer door being left open or warm food being placed too close to the temperature sensor, a buzzer will sound.

The icon adjacent to the alarm reset button, the freezer set temperature and bar graph will all flash, until the alarm reset button is pressed. Once pressed, the alarm disable icon adjacent to the alarm button will illuminate for 50 minutes, or until the temperature drops to an acceptable level.

Make sure nothing is holding the freezer door open and move any warm food away from the temperature sensor. If the freezer is still too warm after 50 minutes, the alarm will sound again, indicating that something may be wrong with the refrigerator.

NOTE: The freezer temperature alarm can be reset for 12 hours by pressing the alarm reset button continuously for 10 seconds.

DOOR ALARM

If the fridge door is left open for more than two minutes, the alarm will buzz and an arrow pointing to an open door will flash, along with the temperature setting and bar graph.

If you want to leave the door open while you load the refrigerator, you can turn the alarm off for 8 minutes by pressing the alarm reset button.

CHILD LOCK

Press and hold the freezer and fridge buttons together to activate the child lock. This will disable the display to prevent accidental changes to settings. To turn the child lock off, press and hold the freezer and fridge buttons together.

DRINKS CHILL TIMER

The drinks chill timer is used to quickly eco/ holiday chill a bottle. Place the bottle in the sensor freezer and the can be set for a minimum of 5 minutes to a fridge maximum of 30 minutes. To set, freezer simply press the drinks chill button repeatedly for the number of minutes (in 5-minute intervals). Once set, an animated icon appears beside the drinks chill button, with a timer that sensor counts down one minute at a time.

You can change the time or turn the timer off even after the countdown has started. A buzzer will tell you when the time is finished and the icon will flash until the alarm reset button is pressed.

If your drink is not cold enough, reset the drinks chill function (remembering the drink is already partially chilled).

Suggested chilling times:

• 10 minutes for cans of drink

• 20 minutes for bottles of wine

• 30 minutes for bottles of soft drink.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Your refrigerator has been designed to be energy-efficient and can operate in three modes: Normal, Eco and Holiday.

Normal mode

Normal mode is used when the refrigerator door is often opened. It’s the default mode of your refrigerator.

Eco mode

Eco mode can be used if you don’t open your refrigerator door a lot. It is activated in one of two ways:

– by manually pressing the eco/holiday button once when fridge in normal mode, or,

– by automatically activates after 30 hours if the refrigerator door sensor has not been opened.

The leaf icon will appear on the electronic display when eco mode is on. If eco mode is activated automatically, the refrigerator will revert to normal mode once the refrigerator door is opened.

If eco mode is entered manually, opening the door will not revert it back to normal mode. To exit eco mode, simply press the eco/holiday button until the word “normal” is displayed.

Use Eco mode when you’re not using the refrigerator all the time (eg . as a long-term storage refrigerator). If the door is going to be opened a lot, switch back to normal mode. Remember, if eco mode is turned on manually, it won’t switch off automatically.

Holiday mode

Use this button when you go on holiday or leave the house for long periods. The refrigerator minimises defrosting to save energy butfridge maintains your temperature settings. To put the refrigerator into holiday mode, press the eco/holiday mode button until the aeroplane icon appears . The holiday mode will operate until the button is pressed again or the sensor refrigerator door is opened.

NOTE:

Opening the freezer door won’t effect the operation of either Eco or Holiday modes.

Eco and Holiday Modes minimise defrosting to save energy, while maintaining your temperature settings .

OTHER SPECIAL REFRIGERATOR FEATURES (ELECTRONIC MODELS ONLY)

• Independent control of the compressor and fan to provide the best performance .

• Extra cooling depending on the number of times the door is opened .

• Automatic defrost when the door is not frequently opened .

• 90-second memory display back-up to prevent the loss of settings during short power interruptions .

• Blue feature lighting activated when the door is opened .

NOTE:

Display malfunctions may be due to brief power supply interruptions. If this occurs, turn the refrigerator off at the power point and wait 5 minutes. The refrigerator pressure will need time to equalise before you turn the refrigerator on again.

MANUAL (ROTARY) CONTROLS – MANUAL MODELS

CONTROLLING THE TEMPERATURE

Only make small temperature adjustments at first and wait 24 hours to see if you need to make any more .

Top Mount Models

Use the temperature controls at the rear of the refrigerator compartment . Set refrigerator and freezer controls to MID at start-up .

• Adjusting the freezer temperature:

1 . Select the freezer control (top knob) .

2 . Turn clockwise to set colder .

3 . Turn anti-clockwise to set less cold .

• Adjusting the refrigerator temperature:

1 . Select the refrigerator control (bottom knob) .

2 . Turn clockwise to set colder .

3 . Turn anti-clockwise to set less cold .

Bottom Mount Models

Use the temperature controls at the rear of the refrigerator compartment . Set refrigerator and freezer controls to MID at start-up .

• Adjusting the refrigerator temperature:

1 . Select the refrigerator control (top knob) .

2 . Turn clockwise to set colder .

3 . Turn anti-clockwise to set less cold .

• Adjusting the freezer temperature:

1 . Select the freezer control (bottom knob) .

2 . Turn clockwise to set colder .

3 . Turn anti-clockwise to set less cold .

For top mount and bottom mount models, the coldest freezer setting is not recommended in normal or very hot climates . It will limit the cooling to the refrigerator section .

In very cold climates (where temperatures are below 10°C) the freezer may need to be set colder .

Single Door All Refrigerator Models

Set the temperature with the temperature control at the rear of the compartment . Set refrigerator control to MID at start-up .

• Adjusting the all refrigerator temperature:

1 . Turn clockwise to set colder .

2 . Turn anti-clockwise to set less cold .

Single Door All Freezer Models

Use the temperature control at the top of the compartment . Set freezer control to MID at start-up .

• Adjusting the vertical freezer temperature:

1 . Turn clockwise to set colder .

2 . Turn anti-clockwise to set less cold .

TIPS & INFORMATION

The thermostat in the temperature control is affected by altitude . It’s recommended you set it warmer to compensate – eg . at 1000 metres above sea level, set the temperature control to one setting warmer than MID .

Checking the softness of ice cream is a good way to check the temperature of the freezer . Also, checking the temperature of water is a good way to check the temperature of the food storage compartment .

USING YOUR APPLIANCE

USING YOUR APPLIANCE

This section tells you how to make the most of the many useful features - cleaning instructions can be found on page 16 .

DOOR STORAGE BINS

The top mount models, bottom mount freezer model and all refrigerator models are fitted with door storage bins . These bins adjust to meet different storage needs. All the door bins are completely removable for cleaning . If you want to remove or adjust a bin, lift it over the support lugs on the inner door panel . To replace, push the bin down over the support lugs to lock it in place .

DAIRY COMPARTMENT

Use the dairy compartment to store foods like butter, margarine and cheeses . The compartment is slightly warmer than the rest of the refrigerator compartment, while the lid provides protection against odours .

DELI BIN (WHERE FITTED)

Use the deli bin to store foods like smallgoods, fresh or cooked meat and cheese, or as an additional crisper . The bin will prevent strong food odours from creeping into the rest of the refrigerator . To remove the deli bin, pull it forward, then lift it up and pull it further forward .

CRISPER BIN

Use the crisper bin to store vegetables, fruit or smallgoods . Change the humidity by sliding the humidity control .

Storing vegetables

Store vegetables in the crisper bin and remember to set the humidity control to more humid (closed) .

Storing fruit & smallgoods

Store fruit and smallgoods in the crisper bin and remember to set the humidity control to less humid (open) .

Removal (standard Crisper bins)

1 . Empty food from the drawer .

2 . Remove the crisper bin(s) by pulling forward, then up and forward again.

3 . Remove the crisper shelf by lifting the catches on the underside of the shelf and pulling the shelf forward.

Removal (on telescopic extension slides)

1 . Remove the crisper bin(s) by pulling forward, then up and forward again, lifting the bin off the slides. Push the slides back into the refrigerator .

WARNING

Never close the door while the telescopic slides are extended . It may damage the slide and/or the refrigerator or cause the slide to become disengaged from the refrigerator .

CAUTION

To clean a crisper cover with telescopic extension slides, simply wipe with a damp cloth and warm soapy water . Never immerse the cover in water, as this could affect the operation of the slide .

To refit

1 . With the runners pushed in all the way .

2 . Slide the bin into place over the telescopic slides and under the shelf. Push the bin in until it stops, noting that the bin will not be closed all the way .

3 . Open the bin to access the finger tabs at the ends on each side of the bin . Use your thumb and forefinger to Iift the bin over the end of the slide and clip in place .

4 . Fully close the bin .

Storesafe™ lockable bins (where fitted)

These bins are designed to store items like cosmetics and medicines . They slide out for easy access . The left hand bin has a lock that is operated by turning the knob located on the fixed area between the bins . This may be turned with a coin . You can remove the Storesafe™ bin(s) for cleaning . Remove the bin by simply pulling past the stop in the runners . You will need to lift the bin while pulling it forward . A small amount of force may be required to overcome the front stop .

CAUTION

Never store solvents or flammable materials like nail polish remover or lighter fluid inside your refrigerator . They will affect the life of the plastic components and may taint stored food .

SpillSafe™ glass shelves (where fitted)

Spillsafe™ glass shelves keep spills on the shelf . A shelf retaining system minimises accidental movement of shelves and they can be adjusted to various heights . Spillsafe™ glass shelves are not to be used as slide out shelves . To remove the shelves, gently pull them forward until the shelf comes clear of the shelf guides . To return the shelf, make sure there is nothing behind that may obstruct movement . Gently push the shelf into the cabinet and back into position .

BOTTLE HOLDER

The bottle holder can be used to store various types of bottles like wine or beer . Bottles should be stored with the bottom end towards the back of the refrigerator . Electronic models are supplied with a chrome, full-width wine rack .

FREEZER DRAWERS

Freezer drawers are fitted to bottom mount models and single door all freezer models . The drawers are mounted on telescopic extension slides, to enable full access to the content in the drawer . Clear plastic fronts provide easy visibility of foods .

To remove the drawer for cleaning,

1 . Empty food from the drawer .

2 . Remove the drawer by pulling it forward and lifting the front to unhook it from the slides . Once you have removed the drawer, ensure the slides are pushed back so they are fully closed .

WARNING

Never close the door while the telescopic slides are extended . This may damage the slide and/or refrigerator or cause the slide to become disengaged from the refrigerator .

To replace the drawer,

1 . With the telescopic slides pushed in all the way .

2 . Slide the drawer into place over the slides and push the bin in until it stops . The bin will not be closed all the way .

3 . Open the bin to access the finger tabs at the ends of the telescopic slides, on each side of the bin . Using your thumb and forefinger, lift the bin over the end of the slide and clip in place . If the drawer is not fully engaged on the slide, it’s possible the drawer won’t stay on the slide if fully extended .

4 . Fully close the bin .

When replacing the drawers after cleaning, we recommend fitting the lower drawer first .

CARE & MAINTENANCE

TWIST ICE & SERVE

Some top mount, bottom mount and single door vertical freezer models have a twist ice & serve ice cube tray assembly . To use, remove the tray, fill with water and place back in the freezer . Once ice has formed (approximately 3 hours) simply twist the knob at the front clockwise until the ice drops into the bin below . A larger bin is provided in some bottom mount models along with an ice scoop .

Mounting the Twist Serve to the Other Side of the Freezer.

Note: this is only possible on Top Mount models.

1 . Remove the ice bin and ice cube tray . If the ice tray assembly is frozen to the carriage, simply squeeze the tray and shelf together to break the ice .

2 . Before you remove the ice carriage, remember to disengage it from the glass shelf (as shown), as it may result in damage to the assembly .

3 . Remove the centre runner by disengaging it at the front of the shelf, and removing it from the rear .

4 . Refit the runner in to the rear of the shelf on the right hand side and then engage the front (as shown) .

5 . Fit the carriage by sliding it into the runners until the front of the carriage engages with the shelf .

6 . Refit the ice tray and ice bin .

CHANGING THE LIGHT BULB

Refrigerator Light

1 . Switch off the power at the power point and remove the cord by pulling the plug .

2 . Carefully unclip the light cover by pulling the light cover tab at the rear, towards you .

3 . Unscrew the light bulb and replace it with a new bulb of the same type and wattage . If, when you remove the light bulb the small rubber “O” ring comes out with the bulb, fit the “O” ring over the new bulb and screw bulb into the socket (see diagram at bottom of page) .

Never insert your finger into the light bulb socket to warning check for the presence of the “O” ring.

4 . Replace the light cover by hooking the lugs into the front of the housing and pressing the rear of the cover up until it clips in .

5 . Wait 5 minutes to ensure pressures in the refrigeration system are equalised, before turning the refrigerator on at the power point .

Freezer light (where fitted)

1 . Switch off the power at the power point and remove the cord by pulling the plug .

2 . Carefully unclip the light cover by pulling the light cover tab at the rear, towards you . Insert into the slot at the rear of the shelf

3 . Unscrew the light bulb and replace it with a new one of the same type and wattage . If, when you remove the light bulb the small rubber “O” ring comes out with the bulb, fit the “O” ring over the new bulb and screw bulb into the socket (see diagram at bottom of page) .

Never insert your finger into the light bulb socket to warning check for the presence of the “O” ring.

4 . Replace the light cover by hooking the light cover lugs into the front of the housing and pressing the rear of the cover up until it clips in .

5 . Wait 5 minutes to ensure pressures in the refrigeration system are equalised before turning the refrigerator on at the power point .

TIPS & INFORMATION

Ensure the ‘O’ ring is in place before replacing the bulb.

GENERAL INFORMATION

CLEANING THE REFRIGERATOR

WARNING

BEFORE CLEANING: Turn the refrigerator off at the power point and unplug the cord to prevent any chance of electrocuting yourself .

• Doors and exterior (white & pacific silver) You should only clean the doors with lukewarm soapy water and a soft cloth .

• Stainless Steel Your stainless steel refrigerator is manufactured from mark-resistant stainless steel . This stainless steel has a special advanced protective coating that eases the removal of marks such as fingerprints and water spots . To keep its appearance, clean it regularly with lukewarm soapy water and a soft cloth .

CAUTION

Never use stainless steel cleaners, abrasive pads or other cleaners that will scratch the surface . Damage to the appliance after delivery is not covered by your warranty .

• Interior

Clean the inside of your refrigerator regularly with a soft cloth, unscented mild soap and lukewarm water . Thoroughly dry all surfaces and removable parts and avoid getting water on the controls . Replace removable parts, plug power cord in and switch the power on before returning the food .

• Door seals

Always keep door seals clean by washing them with a mild detergent and warm water, followed by a thorough drying . Sticky food and drink can cause seals to stick to the cabinet and tear when you open the door .

CAUTION

Never use hot water, solvents, commercial kitchen cleaners, aerosol cleaners, metal polishes, caustic or abrasive cleaners, or scourers to clean your refrigerator . Many commercially available cleaning products and detergents contain solvents that will damage your refrigerator . Use only a soft cloth with an unscented mild soap and lukewarm water .

If your refrigerator has telescopic extension slides, simply wipe them with a damp cloth to clean them and never immerse them in water .

SAFETY

It is important to use your appliance safely . This means you need to supervise young children and infirm persons when they use it . You need to make sure that young children do not play with the appliance . Follow the tips below.

ALWAYS DO THIS

  • Check the power point is properly earthed – if you are not sure get an electrician to check it .
  • Switch off and unplug the refrigerator at the power point before you clean or move it .
  • If the power supply cord is damaged, have it replaced by the manufacturer, service agent or similarly qualified person .

NEVER DO THIS

  • Never let children play with the refrigerator .
  • Never store spray cans, explosive fluids or flammable liquids in the refrigerator .
  • Never store fizzy drinks in the freezer compartment .
  • Never lick icy foods when they first come out of the freezer . This can burn your your lips and mouth .
  • Never try to repair the refrigerator yourself .
  • Never use electric heaters or dryers to defrost the freezer because you can receive an electric shock .
  • Never use electrical appliances inside the food storage areas .
  • This appliance contains insulation formed with flammable blowing gases . For safety reasons, take care when you dispose of it .
  • Do not damage the appliance circuit .

WARNING

When you dispose of your old refrigerator or freezer, remove any doors to prevent children from being trapped inside.

WARNING

R600A REFRIGERANT WARNING

This appliance contains a small quantity of environmentally friendly, but flammable, non-synthetic R600a refrigerant:

• Ensure that the tubing of the refrigerant circuit is not damaged during transportation and installation .

• Leaking refrigerant may cause eye injuries or ignite.

• The room for installing appliance must be at least 1m3 per 8g of refrigerant . The amount of refrigerant in the appliance can be found on the rating plate inside the appliance .

SWITCHING OFF YOUR REFRIGERATOR

If you switch your refrigerator for an extended period, follow these steps to reduce the chances of mould:

1 . Remove all food .

2 . Remove the power plug from the power point .

3 . Thoroughly clean and dry the Interior .

4 . Ensure that all the doors are wedged open slightly for air circulation .

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM

SOLUTION

Refrigerator is not operating

• Check that the power cord is plugged into the power outlet properly and that the outlet is switched ‘ON’ .

• Try running another appliance from the power outlet . If no power is coming from the outlet you may have blown a fuse or tripped a circuit of your household power supply .

• Try adjusting the temperature control to a slightly “colder” position .

• It is normal for the freezer fan NOT to operate during the automatic defrost cycle, or for a short time after the appliance is switched on .

When there is refrigerator/freezer noise

Modern refrigerators/freezers with increased storage capacity use high speed compressors . These can provide a seemingly high level of sound which is quite normal . Normal operational sounds include:

• Occasional gurgling, similar to water boiling .

• Air flow noise (air circulates because of a small fan) .

• A popping noise heard during automatic defrost .

• A clicking noise heard just before the compressor starts (this is just the automatic switching action of the temperature control, turning the compressor on or off) .

Other strange sounds may mean that you need to check and take action . For example, noises may mean that:

• The cabinet is not level.

• The floor is uneven or weak.

• Bottles are badly placed and rattling.

• There are vibrations from an object on top of or behind or beside the refrigerator .

• The back of the refrigerator cabinet is touching the wall .

Remember it is quite normal for noise to seem louder just after the refrigerator starts operating .

If there are odours inside the refrigerator

• The interior may need cleaning.

• Some foods produce odours.

• Some containers and wrapping can cause odours .

• Ask yourself if the odour started about the same time you started storing something unusual .

When the motor seems to run more than expected.

Your new refrigerator has a large fridge and freezer section to keep cool . So it is normal to frequently hear the sound of the motor . However, to keep operation to a minimum check the following:

• Are doors kept open too long or too often?

• Are controls set too cold? See ‘Controlling the temperature’ on pages 10 – 12 .

• Have large amounts of warm food just recently been stored? Summer, festive seasons and holidays usually mean a lot more work for your refrigerator .

• If the day is hot or the room is very warm, the refrigerator will need to run more than normal .

• The refrigerator will run more that normal just after you install it or when it has been turned off for a long time .

If the temperature in the refrigerator is too warm

• Check that the appliance has enough clearance at the sides, back and top . Refer to the installation instructions on page 8 .

• Refer to ‘Controlling the temperature’ on pages 10 – 12 .

• You may have kept the door open too long or too frequently .

• Food containers or packaging may be holding a door open .

If the temperature in the refrigerator is too cold

• Refer to ‘Controlling the temperature’ on pages 10 – 12 .

• Increase the temperature to avoid high energy consumption .

If heavy frosting occurs in the freezer

Make sure you fully close the freezer and fridge doors . If the doors are left open, a heavy frost will coat the inside of the freezer . If a frost develops, remove it and take care to properly close the doors .

If water drips on the floor

The defrost water tray, (located at the back or underneath of the cabinet) may not be properly positioned, or the drain tube may not be properly positioned to direct water into this tray . You may need to pull the refrigerator away from the wall to check the tray and tube .

Fridge does not exit vacation mode

Turn appliance off at the power point . Leave off for three (3) minutes for the memory to clear, then turn back on .

If you still require service

If you have a problem, and the problem persists after you have made the checks mentioned above, contact your nearest approved Service Centre or the dealer you bought the refrigerator from. Be ready to quote the model number, 9-digit PNC and 8-digit serial number, which is stated on the label inside the refrigerator compartment.



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Westinghouse WBM4300WBRH Questions and Answers


#1 What is a bottom mount fridge?
A bottom mount refrigerator is simply a fridge that has the
freezer compartment at the bottom. They come in a variety of
sizes (litres), allowing you to select based on your food storage
needs.

#2 How do you stack a fridge?
We have created a helpful fridge stacking guide here.
Stacked with practical tips and tricks – from where to store
the milk to make sure it remains fresh, to where to keep the
fruit and veggies to keep them crisper for longer- the guide
is designed to help busy Australian families maximise
fridge space, keep food fresher for longer and make it
easier to find things, ultimately reducing chaos, while
saving time and money.

#3 How often should I change my fridge water filter?
For peace of mind that your family are drinking pure
tasting water. It is advised to change your water filter every 6
months, or when the water filter indicated is activated on your
fridge. For more information on water filter health benefits

#4 What is a French door fridge freezer?
French door fridges are two door fridges designed for
larger households as they have additional storage space.

#5 What temperature should a fridge be?
The Australian Institute of Food Safety recommends
storing food in a refrigerator that reaches no more than 5
degrees Celsius.