Manual for WVA31612

Manual for WVA31612

Brand: Generic

Category: Home Appliances

Document Type: Manual

Language: EN

Uploaded: Nov. 21, 2025, 8:17 p.m.

Warranty Information

Warranty information is not explicitly summarized in a single sentence.

BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE

  • Ensure the appliance is undamaged and the door closes properly. Report any damage within 24 hours.
  • Wait at least two hours before switching on to allow the refrigerant circuit to become efficient.
  • Installation and electrical connection must be done by a qualified technician according to regulations.
  • Clean the inside of the appliance before use.

SAFEGUARDING THE ENVIRONMENT

  • Packing material is recyclable. Dispose of according to local regulations. Keep away from children.
  • Dispose of the appliance correctly according to WEEE directive. Take it to a special collection centre.
  • The appliance does not contain CFCs and uses R134a or R600a refrigerant.

INSTALLING THE APPLIANCE

  • Handle and install by two or more people.
  • Be careful not to damage floors.
  • Ensure proper ventilation by leaving space around the appliance.
  • Keep ventilation openings free and install in a dry, well-ventilated place.
  • Ensure voltage matches your home's. Do not use adapters or extension cords.

FREEZER USE

  • Utilize 6th Sense/Green Intelligence for optimal temperature maintenance.
  • The appliance can be turned On/Stand-by using the designated button.
  • A Black Out Alarm indicates if the temperature has risen above freezing level after a power outage.
  • A Temperature Alarm sounds if the compartment is too high, door left open, or too much food is loaded.
  • Use Shock Freeze for rapid freezing of fresh food.
  • Use Fast Freeze for freezing fresh food within 24 hours.
  • Eco Night Function can be activated to concentrate energy consumption during off-peak hours.
  • The product has automatic defrost.

STORE FOOD IN THE APPLIANCE

  • Wrap and seal fresh food properly before freezing.
  • Freeze food as soon as possible after picking.
  • Cool hot food before placing in the freezer.
  • Eat defrosted food immediately; do not refreeze unless cooked.
  • Use ice packs for power failure support.
  • Refer to the table for recommended maximum storage times.

TWIST ICE MAKER

  • Instructions for making and taking ice cubes are provided.

RECOMANDATION IN CASE OF NO USE OF THE APPLIANCE

  • Short vacation: No need to disconnect if away for less than three weeks.
  • Long vacation: Remove all food, turn off ice maker, shut off water supply, empty ice bucket. Leave doors ajar to prevent mould.
  • Moving: Remove internal parts, wrap securely, adjust feet, fix doors and cable.
  • Power failure: Contact electricity supplier. Keep doors closed. If food is poor condition, discard.

TIPS FOR SAVING ENERGY

  • Install in a dry, well-ventilated room away from heat sources.
  • Allow warm food to cool before storing.
  • Thaw frozen products in the refrigerator.
  • Open doors briefly. Keep ventilation openings clean.

MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

  • Unplug the appliance before cleaning.
  • Clean with a cloth and lukewarm water with neutral detergent. Do not use abrasives or flammable fluids.
  • Clean outside and door seals with a damp cloth. Do not use steam cleaners.
  • Clean the condenser using a vacuum cleaner.
  • Buttons and display should be cleaned with a dry cloth.
  • Refrigeration system pipes can be hot; clean periodically.

LED LIGHT SYSTEM

  • Contact service if the LED light system does not work.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

  • Covers common noises, appliance not working, ice maker issues, water in defrost pan, warm cabinet edges, light not working, motor running too much, high appliance temperature, moisture build-up, and door operation issues.

AFTER-SALES SERVICE

  • Contact after-sales service with model and serial number, service number, address, and phone number.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION FOR GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND ONLY

  • Instructions for fuse replacement.

Troubleshooting and error codes

Problem Possible Cause Solution
Noises coming from appliances Fans and engines regulating performance Normal operation; ensure appliance is level, not touching furniture, internal components are correctly placed, and containers are not in contact.
Hissing sound Normal operation.
Gurgling sound Normal operation.
A cracking sound Compressor starts Normal operation.
Ready ice drops into ice box Normal operation.
Abrupt clicks Compressor switches on and off Normal operation.
Automatic Ice Maker noises (on some models) Buzzing (from water valve) Normal operation.
Trickling water Normal operation.
Clatter of ice falling into the bucket Normal operation.
Water turned on/off Check if water is supplied to the ice maker.
The appliance is not working Power cable plugged into a live socket with proper voltage Check connection and socket.
Protection devices and fuses in home system Check circuit breakers and fuses.
If your automatic ice maker does not work (on some models) Freezer has not had enough time to become cold Wait overnight for a new appliance.
Automatic ice maker ON/OFF button set to ON Ensure the button is set to ON.
Lever of automatic ice maker turned to OFF (horizontal position) Ensure the lever is in the ON position.
Water filter clogged or installed incorrectly Check filter installation instructions. Contact a qualified person or technician if necessary.
Water filter Check if filter is clogged or installed correctly.
Water in the defrost pan Normal in hot, damp weather. Ensure appliance is level. None.
Edges of appliance cabinet are warm Normal in hot weather and when compressor is running. None.
If the light does not work Protection devices and fuses in home system Check circuit breakers and fuses.
Power cable plugged into a live socket with proper voltage Check connection and socket.
Light bulb burnt out Unplug appliance and replace bulb as per "Maintenance and Cleaning" chapter.
If the motor seems to run too much Condenser free of dust and fluff Clean the condenser.
Doors properly closed Ensure doors are closed.
Door seals properly fitted Check door seals.
Hot days, warm room, door left open, large amount of food stored Normal; motor runs longer to cool down.
If the appliance temperature is too high Appliance controls correctly set Check temperature settings.
Large amount of food added Wait for cooling.
Doors opened too often Reduce frequency of door openings.
Doors do not close properly Ensure doors close properly.
Air flow vents blocked Ensure air flow vents are clear.
If there is moisture build-up Air flow vents blocked Ensure air flow vents are clear.
Food not properly packaged Ensure food is properly packaged.
Dampness on food containers Dry containers before placing in appliance.
Doors opened too often / room very humid Reduce frequency of door openings; normal in humid conditions.
If the doors do not open and close properly Food packages blocking the door Rearrange food packages.
Internal parts or ice maker out of position Reposition internal parts or ice maker.
Door seals dirty or sticky Clean door seals.
Appliance not level Ensure appliance is level. None.
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