Summit FF1935PL - Manual (Page 31)

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normal operating sounds
While in operation, your refrigerator will make some typical sounds. Below,
you can find a description of the normal operating sounds:
• Cracking. You hear this when the ice breaks. It’s the same sound which
occurs when the ice-trays are removed from the freezer and exposed
to room temperature.
• Compressor noise. This is a characteristic of the motor. It means that
the compressor is working.
• Gas expansion noise. This is a noise similar to water boiling.
• Cooling system noise. This is characteristic of the ventilator, which
shows that the system is functioning. It is commonly heard when you
close the refrigerator door.
changing the light bulb
Some models have lighting in the cooler and the freezer, while others only
have a cooler light.
To replace the bulb, following the instructions below:
1. Disconnect your refrigerator.
2. Remove the bulb cover by pressing inwards on the sides of the cover,
moving the cover downwards from the front. Once the cover has come
away from the upper supports, pull it towards you to remove it from the
temperature control.
3. Remove the bulb by turning it anti-clockwise.
4. Replace the bulb with another of the same electrical characteristics and
dimensions.
5. Once you have changed the bulb, put the light bulb cover back on by
aligning the back tabs of the cover with the temperature control slots.
Then, push the cover upwards until you hear a click.
important:
Some models come with LED lighting for their food compartment. If this
component ceases to work, blows, or there are variations in brightness,
you have to phone a skilled technician as to ensure coverage by the
guarantee it must be he/she who replaces the component.