riviera and bar MTD510 Minska Biowaste Reducer Instruction Manual

riviera and bar MTD510 Minska Biowaste Reducer

Specifications

• Puissance: MTD 510
• Tension: N/A
• Poids: N/A
• Dimensions: N/A

Product Information

The Biowaste reducer is a quality product manufactured by Riviera & Bar. It is designed to reduce organic waste efficiently and comes with various features for ease of use.

Product Usage Instructions

Description of the Product

The Biowaste reducer is equipped with a control panel that includes different functions to manage the waste reduction process effectively. Refer to the user manual for a detailed description of the control panel layout.

Installation of the Odor Filter with Activated Charcoal

1. Install the odor filter with activated charcoal in the designated slot ensuring a proper fit.

Initial Setup

1. Turn the locking knob to the left to unlock.
2. Press the lid open button.
3. Align the triangles on the tank and the body of the appliance.

4. Add organic waste into the tank.

Pause Function

To pause the operation:

1. Open the lid.
2. Add more waste into the tank.
3. Close the lid and turn the locking knob to secure it.

Replacing the Activated Charcoal

1. Remove the filter support containing the odor filter.
2. Fill the filter with 600g of activated charcoal.
3. Reassemble the filter and close it properly.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Do not immerse the appliance or power cord in water or any other liquid.

1. Pour 50 cl of water into the tank.
2. Close the lid and turn the locking knob to secure it.
3. Plug in the appliance and initiate the self-cleaning process by pressing the button.

FAQ

• Anomalies: The appliance is not working.
  • Cause: The locking button is not engaged properly. Solution: Lock the appliance by turning the button to secure it.
• Anomalies: Water leakage under the appliance.
  • Cause: Improper positioning of the filter or seal. Solution: Realign the filter and seal correctly.
• Anomalies: Device failure after operating for over 8 hours.
  • Cause: Extended operation time leading to malfunction.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT

1. Inner lid
2. Ceramic-coated bucket
3. Appliance lid
4. Rotary locking knob
5. Lid-opening push-button
6. Control panel
7. Drip tray
8. Power cord
9. Activated carbon filter

DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTROL PANEL

GENERAL SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS

Please read the instructions detailed in this manual very carefully as they provide, among other things, important information relating to the safe installation, use and care of your appliance.
Please do not discard this manual. You may need to refer to it in the future.

• It is essential to comply with the safety, operating and cleaning instructions in this manual. Failure to comply with them will void the guarantee.

• This appliance is intended for domestic use only. It is not intended for use in the following cases, which are not covered by the guarantee:

  • in kitchen areas reserved for store and office workers, and in other professional environments;
  • on farms;
  • by the customers of hotels, motels and other residential environments;
    in bed and breakfast environments.

• This appliance can be used by children from the age of 8 and upwards and by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capacities, or by persons whose experience or knowledge is not sufficient to do so, provided they are supervised, or have been given instructions regarding the safe use of the appliance, and that they fully understand the dangers involved. Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play with this appliance. Cleaning and care must not be carried out by children, unless they are over 8 years of age and under the supervision of an adult. Keep the appliance and its power cord out of the reach of children under the age of 8.

• This appliance must not be used with an external timer or a separate remote-control system.

• Please be aware of potential hazards in the event of improper use of this appliance.

• This appliance must not be immersed in water, or any liquid whatsoever.

• Complete instructions for cleaning this appliance in complete safety are detailed in the “Cleaning & Care” section of this manual.

• We recommend that you examine this appliance on a regular basis. If the power cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service department, or a similarly qualified person to prevent potential hazard.

• In the event of a breakdown or malfunction, this appliance must be repaired by an approved Riviera & Bar Service Centre professional. For the contact details of the approved Riviera & Bar Service Centre closest to your home, please go to:

• www.riviera-et-bar.fr

• It is essential to unplug the appliance’s power cord in the following cases:

  • After use
  • Before cleaning or care.
  • In case of malfunction.

• Only connect the appliance to an outlet with a grounded SPECIFIC SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS power supply that meets electrical safety requirements currently in force. If an extension cord is required, use a grounded extension cord, and make sure that the power supply is powerful enough to cater for the appliance.

• Make sure that the mains voltage corresponds to that indicated on the data tag on the appliance.

• Unroll the power cord completely.

• To avoid overloading the power grid, do not connect other devices to the same circuit.

• Do not pull on the power cord or the appliance itself to unplug it.

• Do not handle the appliance with wet hands.

• Place the appliance on a flat, dry, horizontal, non-slip surface.

• Be careful not to place the appliance on the edge of a table or work surface, to prevent it from tipping over.

• Make sure that the power cord and any extension cords are not obstructing the passage, to prevent it from tipping over.

• Never move the appliance while in use.

• Never use the appliance out of doors.

• Never use the appliance near water.

• Do not place the appliance near a source of heat and do not allow the power cord to touch a hot surface.

• This appliance must be protected from frost. Never leave it in a car in winter, or in any other place subject to freezing, to avoid damage.

SPECIFIC SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS

• When in use the appliance will become hot, and remain hot for some time after use. To prevent burns, wait for the appliance to cool down completely before handling. If parts of the appliance (such as the bucket, its handle or the inner lid) are still hot, use a pot holder.
• Do not open the lid or touch the inside of the appliance while it is in operation. Doing so may result in burns or injury.
• Use the appliance only with food waste or any other waste specifically mentioned in this manual.
• Do not use the appliance with food waste such as large, hard bones (marrow bones, beef ribs, etc.), certain shellfish (oysters, whelks, scallops), or liquids. Please refer to the list in the section entitled “What types of waste is the appliance able to process?”
• Do not use the appliance to dispose of hard materials such as glass and metal.
• Do not put sheets of paper, thin or thick cardboard or plastic bags, even if they are biodegradable, into the appliance, etc.
• Switch off the appliance and unplug it before trying to unblock the blade at the bottom of the bucket.
• Install the appliance so that the control panel and the reset button are easily accessible.
• To eliminate the risk of fire, place the appliance on a non-heat-sensitive surface at a distance of at least 20- 30 cm from any walls or partitions. The space above the appliance must be clear (at least 60 cm).
• Do not use the appliance near or under materials that are likely to catch fire (curtains, tea towels, etc.).
• Do not place the appliance on a heat-sensitive or fragile surface (glass table, wooden furniture) or on a nonhard surface (tablecloth, etc.).
• Do not use any accessories other than those supplied with the product, as this may damage the appliance.
• It is strictly forbidden to use objects or tools (such as a screwdriver or knife) to open the charcoal filter cover, as this could damage it. Failure to comply with this instruction will invalidate the guarantee.
• Do not cover the appliance.
• Do not block the ventilation holes on the underside of the appliance, at the carbon filter level and under the inner lid.
• Use the appliance in a well-ventilated room.
• Do not store flammable products near the appliance.
• Do not store or use flammable sprays or any other flammable products in the vicinity of the appliance.
• Make sure that all moving parts are correctly positioned before switching on the appliance. To do so, please refer to the “Activation” section of this manual.
• Do not use the bucket if it (or its blade) is bent or damaged. Please replace it.
• Do not operate the appliance when empty.
• Do not store food waste for too long, as this will result in the formation of mould and a strong, unpleasant smell.
• Do not fill the bucket beyond the limit indicated on its inner surface (volume: approximately 3 litres).
• Never place packaged food in the bucket. Remove any wrapping paper, aluminum or cling film that may have been used to wrap the food beforehand.
• Never use the appliance as a heating element.
• When you have finished using the appliance, always switch it off before unplugging the power cord.
• Do not store the appliance while it is still hot. Let it cool down in the open air before storing.

WHAT TYPES OF WASTE IS THE APPLIANCE ABLE TO PROCESS

Non-compatible waste

Your appliance can only handle food waste. Plastic, metal, glass or other materials are prohibited and may damage your appliance.
Certain foods should also be avoided as they too can damage your appliance, such as:

• large quantities of liquid (water, broth, soup, vinaigrette, liquid yoghurt, milk, etc.). Pour as much as you can into the sink before putting the waste into the appliance’s bucket.
• food that is overly large or hard:
  • large, hard bones (such as beef ribs, pork bones…)
  • hard shells (scallops, oysters…)
  • hard stones (peaches, cherries, avocados…)
  • coconut
  • sweets and chewing gum
• too much fat, as the appliance will be unable to dehydrate it (oil…)
• very fibrous foods (artichoke, pineapple leaves…) Waste that is acceptable in small quantities Avoid overloading the appliance with certain foods, as this will affect its performance: their residue may stick to the sides (too much sweet food) or clump together (excessively starchy or very wet waste). Add only a limited amount of these foods, and do not place them at the bottom of the bucket.
• Very sweet foods and some types of fruit (such as melon, pineapple skin), jam, honey…
• Very fatty foods
• Bread
• Sauces
• Yoghurt
• Paper towels, tissues

Compatible waste

• Meat
• Small bones (poultry, rabbit, lamb or pork chops…)
• Fish including bones
• Shellfish & shells (except hard shells such as oysters, whelks, scallops)
• Fruit & vegetables
• Egg shells
• Rice, pasta, potatoes
• Grains and cereals
• Pizza
• Cheese
• Cake, pies and tarts, biscuits and Danish pastries
• Coffee grounds
• Tea (leaves and bags)
• Flowers, leaves

Advice:

• For optimum results, we recommend mixing different types of food in the appliance.
• As a general rule, we recommend cutting food into 2 to 3 cm lengths so that it can be processed more efficiently by the appliance. Because of their texture or size, some food could wrap themselves around the grinding blade or even cause it to become blocked.

The following foods should always be cut up:

• Herbs, such as parsley and coriander
• Bunches of grapes
• Celery, fennel, asparagus, ginger, aubergine skins

NOTE

Depending on the type of food that is put in the bucket, the surface coating of the bucket may be damaged (hard or sharp food). This is normal wear and tear and has no effect on the performance of the appliance.

WHAT CAN I PUT INTO MY MACHINE

WHAT SHOULD I DO WITH THE RESIDUE

Once the cycle has been completed and your waste has been processed by the appliance, you can:

• either throw the residue in the bin: with 85% less volume, this waste will take up much less space in your bin. This also prevents unpleasant odours and the presence of midges;
• or use the waste as fertiliser in the garden, or for balcony or indoor plants.

Using as fertilizer

You may use the residue produced by the appliance as fertilizer for your garden, vegetable garden or indoor plants provided you separate the waste to be processed by the appliance

Compatible for fertiliser                                   Non compatible for fertiliser

•  Fruit and vegetable waste

Caution: citrus fruit should be used in limited quantities due to their acidity.

•  Egg shells

•  Coffee grounds

•  Flowers, leaves

| •  Meat (including bones)

•  Fish (including bones)

•  The shells of mussels and other seafood

BEFORE ACTIVATING FOR THE FIRST TIME

UNPACKING

• Unpack the appliance and remove any plastic bags, pieces of cardboard or paper used to protect the various parts.
• Keep the packaging elements.
• Never leave plastic bags within the reach of children.
• Remove any self-adhesive labels that may have been affixed to the product, as well as any information leaflets.
• Before using for the first time, be sure to remove the label indicating the ‘maximum level’ inside the bucket.

INSTALLING THE ACTIVATED CARBON ANTI-ODOUR FILTER

Before using for the first time, ensure that the antiodour filter is correctly installed and that all labels have been removed from it to allow for proper air circulation, and to capture any odours that may be produced by the waste treatment process.

1. Unplug the appliance.
2. Remove the compartment containing the carbon filter. Make sure that the rubber seal remains securely in position in its recess
3. Remove the filter holder by pulling it upwards and holding it firmly. Do not remove the filter completely. Lift it only slightly and peel off the label. Replace the filter in its holder by sliding it downwards.
4. Remove the label affixed to the bottom of the filter.
5. Replace the filter and its compartment in the dedicated slot.

ACTIVATION

1. Place the appliance on a flat, dry, non-slip surface.

2. Turn the lock knob to the left, to .

3. Press the lid-opening button.

4. Place your food in the bucket, making sure you do not exceed the maximum level. Be sure to follow the advice given in the section entitled “What types of waste is the appliance able to process?”.

   • When placing food in the bucket without removing the bucket from the appliance, make sure that it does not fall into the gap between the bucket and the body of the appliance. If it does, remove the bucket and wipe the outside of the bucket and the inside of the appliance (bucket housing and the area around the bucket).
   • You can also remove the bucket from the appliance prior to placing food in it. When putting the bucket back into the appliance, align the triangle on the bucket with the triangle on the body of the appliance then fit the bucket into the appliance by rotating it slightly in one direction and then in the other to ensure that they are correctly assembled.
   • NOTE
     The lid will not close if the bucket is not properly positioned.

5. Before closing the lid, clean any dirt from around the bucket.

6. Close the lid and turn the lock knob to the right .
   NOTE
   The appliance will not start if the lock button is not set to

7. Plug in the power cord. The appliance will beep and the lights will flash then switch off.

8. Press to activate the waste-reduction cycle; the appliance will beep.
   The biowaste reduction cycle consists of 3 steps that occur automatically one after the other without any intervention on your part:

   • Drying : the waste is heated in order to dehydrate it.
   • Grinding : the dried waste is ground to reduce its volume by about 85%.
   • Cooling : This natural cooling cycle prevents any risk of burns. The ventilation cycle is triggered and lasts throughout the cooling phase. At each stage, the corresponding light is displayed. The total cycle lasts between 4 and 8 hours, depending on the quality and moisture content of the waste. This is managed by the appliance.

9. When the entire waste reduction cycle is complete, the appliance will beep and all lights will switch off.

10. Unplug the power cord.

11. Unlock and open the lid.

12. Remove the bucket and dispose of the residue. For this, please refer to the section entitled “What should I do with the residue?”.

Important Remarks

• The bucket handle is covered with a sheath. As the appliance and the area around the bucket are hot, we advise you to use a potholder to avoid burning yourself.
• At any time during the reduction cycle, you can stop the appliance by pressing for 3 seconds. In this case, you will need to start a new waste reduction cycle.
• If the appliance has not successfully reduced some of the waste because it is too big, cut it into smaller pieces (about 2 to 3 cm), put it back into the bucket with a new batch of bio-waste and start a new cycle.

THE PAUSE FUNCTION

You can pause your appliance to add waste when it is already in operation. However, we recommend that you do this only during the first half hour of operation (that is the drying period). After that, the food may not be properly dried and ground by the appliance. Moreover, the drying time, and therefore the total operating time, would be increased.

To pause the appliance:

1. Press ; the “Drying in progress” light will flash.
2. Turn the unlock knob to and press the button to open the lid.
3. Add the food to the bucket.
4. Close the lid and turn the lock knob to .
5. Press to restart the waste reduction cycle. The “Drying in progress” light will remain on

REPLACING THE ACTIVATED CARBON

The anti-odour filter contains activated carbon that captures odours generated during the bio-waste reduction process.
When the carbon needs to be changed, the “Filter” light comes on. Depending on the frequency of use and cycle time, the carbon in the odour filter should be changed approximately every 3 months (based on 3 cycles per week).

1. Unplug the appliance before changing the filter.

2. Remove the compartment containing the anti-odor filter. Make sure that the rubber seal remains securely in position in its recess.

3. Remove the filter compartment by pulling it upwards and holding it firmly. Remove the filter compartment completely.

4. Open the filter lid: place the filter on a flat surface; the ventilation holes should be facing you. Firmly lift only the front of the cover (the part positioned below the ventilation holes) until the lid is completely open.
   Remark: the lid will not open if you attempt to lift the entire lid surface at once.
   Important remark
   It is strictly forbidden to use objects or tools (such as a screwdriver or knife) to open the charcoal filter cover, as this could damage it. Failure to comply with this instruction will invalidate the guarantee.

5. Empty the activated carbon contained in the filter
   Important remark
   When removing the activated carbon, make sure that you do not throw away the 2 filter felts located in the air vents
   NOTE
   You can dispose of used activated carbon in your rubbish bin but you can also recycle it by using it as a fertiliser. To do so, mix the carbon with potting soil or compost and use it in your garden or vegetable patch, or for your houseplants. Activated carbon acts as a fertiliser as well as a pH regulator for the soil.

6. Take a new bag of activated carbon, unpack it and open the bag

7. Make sure the filter felts are securely in place, the large one at the bottom of the filter and the smaller one at the top.

8. Refill the filter with 600 g of activated carbon.

9. Close the filter properly with its cover.

10. Insert the filter into the compartment as far as it will go by sliding the 2 grooves at the back of the filter into the 2 notches on the compartment

11. Place the filter and compartment back in their dedicated recess

12. Once the activated carbon has been replaced, the appliance must be reset to return the cycle count to its initial level. To do so, press for 3 seconds; the appliance will beep and the corresponding light will switch off.

NOTE

• Always make sure you have a spare bag of activated carbon. To order it, please go to our website www.accessoireselectromenager. fr or www.riviera-et-bar.fr
• The reset button is only used to reset the appliance after replacing the activated carbon. Under no circumstances should it be used to reset the operating cycle of the appliance.

CLEANING & CARE

Important Remarks

• Before cleaning or caring for your appliance, it must be unplugged and allowed to cool down completely.
• Never immerse the appliance or the power cord in water or any other liquid.
• The control panel must never be exposed to moisture.
• The (ceramic) bucket is dishwasher safe.
• It is imperative that all parts of the appliance are completely dry before reassembling and using it again.
• Do not use chemicals or abrasive cleaning products or steel wool to clean the various parts of the appliance.

1. Clean the bucket, inner lid and drip tray with hot soapy water. Rinse and dry properly.
2. The body of the appliance (outside and inside, including the seal on the underside of the lid) can be cleaned with a soft and very slightly damp cloth.

Self-cleaning function

The appliance has a self-cleaning function that can be used if some residue remains stuck to the bottom of the bucket after the waste reduction cycle. This function loosens the residue so that it can be removed effortlessly. To do this, you need to:

1. Make sure the appliance has been unplugged.
2. Open the lid and remove the bucket from inside the appliance. Pour 50 cl water into the bucket.

NOTE

Never fill the bucket with water while it is still inside the appliance, as any water spillage outside the bucket could damage the appliance.

• 3 Replace the bucket in the appliance, taking care not to spill water into the body of the appliance. The lid will not close if the bucket is not correctly positioned.
• 4. Close the lid and turn the lock knob to .
• 5. Plug in the appliance.
• 6. Press the button to begin the self-cleaning cycle. The light will turn on.
• 7. The self-cleaning cycle lasts one hour. After this time, the appliance stops and the corresponding light switches off.
• 8. Unplug the appliance.
• 9. Unlock and open the lid then remove the bucket.
• 10. Use a sieve to collect the residue and discard the water.
• 11. Clean the bucket with soapy water, rinse and dry thoroughly with a soft cloth.
• 12. The residue can either be discarded or put back into the bucket of the appliance for the next waste reduction cycle.
• 13. Check that the drip tray is empty. If not, empty, rinse and dry it before replacing it in its compartment.

NOTE

• At any time during the self-cleaning cycle:
• You can pause your appliance by pressing once. The light will flash. To restart the self-cleaning cycle, press again. The light will remain on.
• You can stop its operation by pressing for 3 seconds. The light will switch off. In this case, you will need to begin a new self-cleaning cycle.

Storage

After cleaning the appliance, store it in a dry and clean environment.

TROUBLESHOOTING

The appliance is not working.

|

The power is off.

| Make sure that the appliance’s power cord is properly plugged into the power outlet.

Alternatively, check the circuit breaker or fuses in your electrical system.

The lock button is set to

|

.

| Lock the appliance by turning the knob to .
Malfunctions| Causes| Solutions
---|---|---

Strong odours are emanating from the appliance.

| The odour filter is not correctly positioned in its compartment.|

Correctly position the filter in its compartment.

The seal on the odour filter compartment is not correctly positioned.|

Correctly reposition the seal.

The labels on the odour filter were not removed before using the appliance for the first time.|

Remove the labels from the filter and reposition it in its compartment.

The activated carbon in the filter is no longer absorbing odours efficiently.|

Remove the carbon from the filter and replace it with new activated carbon.

At the end of the cycle, the residue has not been completely ground.

|

The food placed in the bucket is oversized or not suited to the appliance.

| Generally speaking, you must cut waste products into 2 to 3 cm pieces. Please refer to the section entitled “What types of waste is the appliance able to process?”.

At the end of the cycle, the residue remains stuck to the sides of the bucket.

|

The waste products placed in the bucket are too sweet.

| Avoid adding too much sweet foods to the bucket.

Sweet foods should be added in small quantities and should not be placed at the bottom of the bucket, but mixed with other types of food. Please refer to the section entitled “What types

of waste is the appliance able to process?”.

At the end of the cycle, the residue is clumped together.

|

The waste placed in the bucket is too greasy or wet, or contains too much starch.

| Avoid adding too much fatty, wet or starchy food to the bucket. Such products should be added in small quantities and mixed with other types of food.

Please refer to the section entitled “What types of waste is the appliance able to process?”.

At the end of the cycle, the residue is neither dry nor ground.

|

The food waste placed in the bucket is too wet.

| Pour any liquids (water, milk, soup, sauce, etc.) into the sink before placing the waste products into the bucket.

Please refer to the section entitled “What types of waste is the appliance able to process?”.

The device has stopped; it is beeping and the lights are flashing continuously.

|

The waste placed in the bucket has blocked the appliance.

| Switch off the appliance manually by pressing the button     for 3 seconds, then unplug it and give it time to cool down. Remove and discard the waste blocking the blade in the bucket or cut it into 2 to 3 cm pieces then put them back into the bucket for a new cycle. Please refer to the section entitled “What types of waste is the appliance able to process?” for further advice.
Malfunctions| Causes| Solutions
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The appliance is abnormally noisy.

| The bucket contains hard materials, such as bones or seafood shells|

The noise will decrease as these materials are ground.

The appliance is defective.

| Try using the appliance again with a smaller amount of only fruit and vegetable peelings. If the appliance is still making abnormally loud noises, please contact an approved Riviera & Bar Service Centre.
The “Filter” light remains on after the activated carbon has been replaced.| The appliance has not been reset after the carbon replacement.| Press   for 3 seconds; the appliance will beep and the corresponding light will switch off.

Water is dripping from under the appliance.

|

The drip tray is full.

| Empty the drip tray.

Remember to empty it regularly, especially after a self-cleaning cycle.

The appliance stops working and switches itself off.

|

The overheating safety device has been activated.

| Unplug the appliance and allow it to cool for at least 10 minutes before plugging it back in.

Please refer to the section entitled “Overheating safety device”.

The appliance has been working for more than 8 hours.

|

The waste being processed by the appliance is too fatty or wet or contains too much starch.

| Wait one more hour (that is a full

9-hour cycle). If the cycle is still not complete, turn off the appliance manually by pressing the button   for 3 seconds and let it cool down. Open the lid and check the contents of the bucket. Remove any overly fatty or wet food and mix the remaining waste with other types of food.

Start a new cycle.

The appliance is defective.

| If the waste placed in the bucket is neither too greasy nor too wet (please refer to the process detailed above), try using the appliance again with

a smaller amount of only fruit and vegetable peelings. If the appliance still does not stop after a 9-hour cycle, please contact an approved Riviera & Bar Service Centre.

TECHNICAL FEATURES

• Wattage: 550 W
• Voltage: 220–240 V ~ 50–60 Hz
• Weight: 7.3 kg
• Size: L 280 x H 305 x W 360 mm

ENVIRONMENT

Please observe the following recommendations:

• You must not dispose of this appliance with your household waste.
• A selective collection system for this type of product has been set up by French municipalities. You should therefore contact your local council to find out where it is located. Electrical and electronic products contain dangerous substances that have harmful effects on the environment or human health, and must therefore be recycled.

ACCESSORIES

All the accessories for our products are available on our website www .accessoires-electromenager.fr Please be aware that using products not recommended by Riviera & Bar will void the guarantee

GUARANTEE

The general guarantee for this appliance is 2 years.

It covers domestic use only.

The following are excluded from the guarantee:

• worn parts, such as seals,
• removable or mobile parts damaged due to improper
  handling, as the result of a fall or knock during handling, and affecting the bucket, drip tray, antiodour filter and its compartment or the inner lid, – appliances used for a purpose other than their normal purpose within the private sphere. The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for possible damages caused by improper use of the appliance, or when the appliance is not used in accordance with the operating instructions, or has been repaired by an unskilled person. Repairs must only be carried out at one of the brand’s approved Service Centres.

For any information: – in France: please contact an approved Riviera & Bar Service Centre on +33 (0)3.88.18.66.18 or  info@arb-sas.fr or go to the Riviera & Bar
website: www.riviera-et-bar.fr

• in Belgium or Luxembourg: contact the Customer

Relations Department by email at support@dalcq.com Worn or damaged parts that are excluded from the guarantee will be replaced or repaired for a fee. The guarantee period begins on the date of the original purchase. You may benefit from this guarantee only when presenting the defective appliance with the invoice or proof of purchase. In accordance with Article L111-2 of the French Consumer Code, the availability of spare parts, provided for in matters of repairable products is 5 years as from its date of manufacture (information mentioned on the product: batch or serial number).

Reminder: for any intervention, you will be asked to return the product in its original packaging in order to avoid any further damage caused by transport. We therefore suggest you keep all of the original packaging.

Place of jurisdiction: Strasbourg.

The provisions of this guarantee do not exclude the buyer from benefitting from the legal guarantee for defects and hidden defects that applies in any event within the scope of article 1641 and following of the French Civil Code.

References

• electromenager.fr is available for purchase - Sedo.com
• Riviera-et-Bar | Objets d'art culinaire | Petit électroménager Haut de Gamme
• Accessoires électroménager, pièces détachées Domena, Riviera et Bar, Simeo
• Riviera-et-Bar | Objets d'art culinaire | Petit électroménager Haut de Gamme

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