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This guide is for anyone looking to understand and maximize the use of their Amica FKR29653C Fridge Freezer. It offers a blend of retro aesthetics with modern refrigeration technology, providing a generous 244-litre total capacity ideal for family homes. While its design is a standout, users should note its Energy Class E rating which indicates average energy consumption.
| Energy Efficiency | E |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FKR29653C |
| Brand | Amica |
The total capacity is 244 litres, split into 181 litres for the fridge and 63 litres for the freezer.
It operates at a quiet 40 dB, which is classified as Class C, ensuring minimal disruption in your home.
The Amica FKR29653C has an Energy Class E rating with an annual consumption of 202 kWh.
Yes, the freezer compartment will require manual defrosting as it does not feature frost-free technology.
In the event of a power failure, the fridge freezer is designed to keep food safely stored for up to 15 hours, provided the doors remain closed.
The dimensions are H181 x W55 x D61.5 cm.
Yes, the fridge compartment features adjustable glass shelves, allowing you to customize the storage space as needed.
This model is suitable for operation in ambient room temperatures ranging from 16°C to 38°C.
Check if the power plug is securely inserted. Verify that the thermostat setting is correct; a higher number means colder. Ensure the doors are closing properly and that there isn't excessive ice build-up, especially in the freezer. Clean the condenser coils at the back (if accessible) and ensure adequate ventilation.
Ensure the fridge freezer is level using its adjustable feet. Check that no parts of the appliance are touching the wall or other objects, which can cause vibrations. Verify that internal components like shelves or bottles are not rattling against each other.
Check the drain hole at the back of the fridge interior (usually above the salad crisper) for blockages. A small pipe cleaner can be used to clear it. Also, ensure the door seals are clean and intact, as damaged seals can lead to condensation and water leakage.
This is often a sign that the freezer door seal is not tight, allowing warm air to enter. Inspect the seal for damage or dirt. Ensure the door is fully closing after use. If external humidity is very high, this can also contribute to ice build-up, in which case more frequent manual defrosting might be needed.
