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Page 1: ...Instruction manual 1ABEVG 1ABEVS 1ABEVEN 1ABEVN ...

Page 2: ...e used during the cycles 15 3 11 Food arrangement 15 3 12 Effective chilling and freezing cycles 15 3 13 Storage of blast chilled or shock frozen foods 15 3 14 Programs 15 3 15 The display and user interaction 16 3 16 Icons key 17 3 17 Turning on and off 17 3 18 Program selection 18 3 18 1 End of the program 18 3 18 2 Pre cooling 18 3 18 3 Blast chilling 18 3 18 4 Shock freezing 19 3 18 5 Cooling ...

Page 3: ... 25 4 4 Inactivity periods 25 5 NON SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE 25 5 1 Malfunctions 26 6 TROUBLESHOOTING 26 6 1 Alarm table 26 7 TECHNICAL DATA 26 7 1 Dimensions 27 8 ELECTRICAL WIRING 28 9 INFO 28 9 1 Service 28 9 2 Customer data 28 ...

Page 4: ...operating your appliance R 290 is used as a refrigerant Check the compressor label on the rear of the appliance or the rating label inside the appliance to see which refrigerant is used for your refrigerator This product contains flammable gas Refrigerant R 290 contact your local authority in regard to safe disposal of this product In order to avoid the creation of a flammable gas air mixture if a...

Page 5: ...minutes This appliance contains a small amount of propane refrigerant R 290 a natural gas with high environmental compatibility that is however also combustible When transporting and installing the appliance care should be taken to ensure that no parts of the refrigerating circuit are damaged Critical installation warnings WARNING This is a built in appliance and it must be installed inside an ade...

Page 6: ...ed so that the plug is accessible after installation Failing to do so may result in an electric shock or fire due to electric leakage Do not install this appliance in a humid oily or dusty location in a location exposed to direct sunlight and water rain drops Deteriorated insulation of electrical parts may cause an electric shock or fire If any dust or water is in the appliance pull out the power ...

Page 7: ...ectric shock Do not keep volatile or flammable objects or substances benzene thinner propane gas alcohol ether LP gas and other such products in the appliance This appliance is intended for food only This may result in fire or explosion Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance Keep fingers out of pinch point areas Clearances between the doors and cabinet are...

Page 8: ... sources of ignition and air the room in which the appliance is standing for several minutes o Do not touch the appliance or power cord o Do not use a ventilating fan o A spark may result in explosion or fire Use only the LED Lamps provided by the manufacturer or its Service Center Bottles should be stored tightly together so that they do not fall out This product is intended mainly for blast chil...

Page 9: ...re not covered under manufacturer warranty service nor is the manufacturer responsible for safety issues that result from 3rd party modifications Do not block the air vents inside the appliance If the air vents are blocked especially with a plastic bag the refrigerator can be over cooled Wipe excess moisture from the inside and leave the doors open Otherwise odor and mold may develop If the applia...

Page 10: ...remove the door door seals and door latch so that small children or animals cannot become trapped inside Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance If trapped inside a child may get hurt or suffocate to death If trapped inside the child may become injury and suffocate to death HFC gases are used in the insulation The gases in the insulation material require a ...

Page 11: ...ature indicates that the product and its electronic accessories e g charger headset USB cable should not be disposed of with other household waste at the end of their working life To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal please separate these items from other types of waste and recycle them responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material...

Page 12: ... polystyrene angle protection fig 1 Remove then the protective bag fig 2 then using the appropriate lifting handles remove the equipment from the box by lifting it upwards fig 3 Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 After removing the packaging and before any other operation make sure the appliance is free of damage In case of abnormalities do not turn on the appliance and contact your dealer The materials of the pac...

Page 13: ...chuko plug 3 3 Positioning Do not install in places with poor ventilation and high temperatures or locations in direct sunlight or subject to weathering Avoid proximity to heat sources Make sure once the installation is complete there are no obstacles to the door opening Do not use extensions to the power cable in order to avoid overheating problems Note for the proper operation of the appliance a...

Page 14: ...carefully and always refer to it This appliance is intended for the use for which it was designed blast chilling shock freezing thawing leavening slow cooking warming sanitising foods and cooling beverages at home Any other use is considered improper and potentially dangerous 3 8 Internal preparatory cleaning Once the electrical connections and the positioning are complete and before turning on th...

Page 15: ...he original colour aroma and flavour Tip the chilling and freezing programs are shorter and lead to better results if a pre cooling cycle is run first 3 13 Storage of blast chilled or shock frozen foods At the end of blast chilling or shock freezing programs the appliance keeps foods at the setpoint temperature however the food should not be stored for a long time inside the appliance but stored i...

Page 16: ...liminated by prolonged cooking processes or freezing and storage at 30 C sanitation This program uses the high performing chiller to reproduce the sanitisation process at home THAWING This brings food from freezing temperature to 1 3 C without loss of liquids and without starting the cooking process avoiding the protein processing that happens for example when defrosting meat in the microwave READ...

Page 17: ...brightness buzzer volume language clock BACK To return to the previous screen If on a selection screen the data on the previous screen are saved START To start the selected program After pressing this button the icon for the program in execution will turn blue to indicate the state of operation of the appliance STOP To suspend the running program It is necessary to confirm the cancellation by pres...

Page 18: ...opriate screen To stop the preservation mode simply press the OK icon The Shock freezing Raw fish and 0 C Preservation programs also include an automatic defrosting stage at the end of the program or when the program is interrupted by the user Defrosting is indicated by a special screen and lasts about 20 minutes after which the display returns to the Main Menu Automatic defrosting can be interrup...

Page 19: ...etc Before starting It is possible to verify the information in the summary screen During the program The display shows the settings and the remaining time to the end of the program AT THE END OF THE PROGRAM For any blast chilling operation mode at the end of the program the appliance beeps and displays an information message It then switches to preservation mode which maintains the temperature of...

Page 20: ...the appliance beeps and displays an information message It then switches to preservation mode which maintains the temperature of 18 C at the food core until the user intervenes At the end of all steps a defrosting cycle is carried out Note opening the door during shock freezing causes the introduction of warm and moist air increasing the duration of the process In the Recipe mode the duration of t...

Page 21: ...nd multiplication of the bacteria that cause the degradation of foods With this program the appliance reproduces the environmental conditions of a zero degree refrigeration appliance Note this appliance is not a refrigerator For long term preservation please use an appliance designed for the purpose 0 C PRESERVATION Before starting It is possible to verify the information in the summary screen Dur...

Page 22: ...tervention of the user 3 18 10 Ready to serve This program warms previously cooked food kept in the refrigerator or foods which have been acclimatised to normal room temperature allowing them to be served at the correct temperature Note when operating in this mode accessible parts may become very hot keep children away Be careful not to touch the hot surfaces of the appliance and always use oven g...

Page 23: ...operating mode cooking immediately begins when the cycle is started In the Delayed operating mode cooking takes place after a waiting period during which the appliance preserves the food at 4 C thus allowing you to start the program in the morning and have your food cooked and ready for lunch or dinner time READY MODE Options Cycle length select how long you want to cook the food for Temperature s...

Page 24: ...starting It is possible to verify the information in the summary screen During the program The display shows the settings and the remaining time to the end of the program PRESERVED MODE Options End of cycle select when to end the full cycle Temperature select the desired temperature for the fermentation of the yeast Raising length select the duration of the raising The appliance immediately starts...

Page 25: ... the direction of the satin finishing Avoid steel wool scrapers or abrasive aggressive or acidic substances which could permanently damage the stainless steel surfaces After cleaning protect the external surfaces with specific oil based products for stainless steel Note the data label contains important and useful information for the technical assistance service do not remove it while cleaning Dis...

Page 26: ...par 2 1 fig 4 the date of purchase any visible alarm code on the display Note any attempt to change or repair the appliance will void the warranty Rely on qualified and authorised technicians only 6 TROUBLESHOOTING 6 1 Alarm table CODE DESCRIPTION ACTION AS1 Faulty inner liner probe Call the Service Centre for a replacement probe AS4 Lack of data communication Call the Service Centre for a replace...

Page 27: ...27 7 1 Dimensions Fig 8 Built in dimensions Fig 9 Overall dimensions Fig 10 Packaging dimensions 438 mm 456 mm 530 mm ...

Page 28: ...Service Centres reference addresses for specific areas are given in the annex to this manual 9 2 Customer data A faster and more efficient service can be provided if the customer promptly communicates the following purchase data invoice number holder of the invoice date of purchase ID number of appliance ...

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