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FRIDGE ZONE

CONSERVATION

Refrigerator zone 

Practical recommendations

 To maintain the best flavour, nourishment and freshness of foods, it is 

advisable to store them in the refrigerator compartment as shown in Fig. 6 
below,  making  sure  to  wrap  them  in  aluminium  or  plastic  sheets  or  in 
appropriate covered containers to avoid cross-contamination.

Fruit / Vegetables

 To decrease fruit and vegetable moisture losses they must be wrapped in 

plastic materials such as, for example, films or bags and then inserted in 
the fruit/vegetable zone. In this way rapid deterioration is avoided.

NOTE:

If large quantities of food are inserted or the refrigerator door 
frequently opened, it is normal for the indicator fails to show 
OK. Wait at least 10 h before adjusting the knob to a higher 
setting.

Indicator of the temperature in the coldest zone

(not all models)

Some  models  are  equipped  with  an  indicator  of  the  temperature  in  the 
refrigerator compartment in the coldest zone, for you to be able to control 
the average temperature.
This symbol indicates the coldest zone of the refrigerator (Fig. 5).

Place  food  on  the  shelves  in  a  homogeneous  manner  to  allow  air  to 
circulate properly and to cool it.

 Avoid contact between the food and the far end walls of the refrigerator 

compartment.

  Do  not  introduce  hot  foods  as  they  can  cause  deterioration  of  existing 

ones and increase energy consumption.

• Remove the  rappings of foods before inserting them.

•  o not put in dishes or other containers unless previousl   ashed.

• o not obstruct the cold air ventilator openings  ith food.

 Do not cover the glass shelf of the vegetable bin to allow for proper air 

circulation.

 Do not store bottles in the freezer compartment as they can burst when 

frozen.

 ln the case of prolonged power outage, keep the doors closed so that 

foods remain cold as long as possible.

 The installation of the appliance in a hot and humid location, with frequent 

door  openings  and  storing  large  amounts  of  vegetables  can  cause  the 
formation of condensate and affect the performance of the unit itself.

  To  prevent  excessive  energy  consumption,  the  frequent  or  prolonged 

opening of the doors is not recommended.

Check  that  on  the  indicator  of  the  temperature,  the  word  OK  is  clearly 
shown (Fig. 6). If the word does not appear, this means that the tempera-
ture  is  too  high:  adjust  the  temperature  to  a  cooler  setting  and  wait  for 
about 10 hours.
Recheck the indicator: if necessary, proceed with a new adjustment.

Fig.4

 

Summary of Contents for ILREF316i

Page 1: ...N VOD PRO POU IT A DR BU CZ BEDIENUNGS UND INSTALLATIONSANLEITUNG DE GU A R PIDA DE USO Y MANTENIMIENTO ES GUIA R PIDO DE MANUTEN O E DE USO PT HANDLEIDING VOOR ONDERHOUD EN GEBRUIK NL H H EL KR TKA I...

Page 2: ...16 ENERGY SAVINGS 16 16 AVOIDING NOISES 16 16 REVERSIBILITY OF THE DOOR 16 17 PRODUCT DIMENSION AND BUILT IN COMPARTMENT 17 18 INSTALLATION OF THE APPLIANCE IN THE COLUMN 18 18 COPLING OF THE PANELS...

Page 3: ...keep the plug clean any e cessive dust residues on the plug can be the cause fire o not use mechanical devices or other e uipment to hasten the defrosting process bsolutel avoid the use of open flame...

Page 4: ...s ithin the amounts indicated on the nameplate of the refrigerator he cord must not be folded or compressed he cord must be checked regularl and replaced solel b authorized technicians he manufacturer...

Page 5: ...homogeneous manner to allow air to circulate properly and to cool it Avoid contact between the food and the far end walls of the refrigerator compartment Do not introduce hot foods as they can cause d...

Page 6: ...Defrosting of the fridge compartment occurs automatically in this product A small amount of frost or drops of water on the back of the fridge compartment when the fridge is working is normal Make sure...

Page 7: ...r ash in hot soap ater Rinse and thoroughl dr he back of the appliance tends to accumulate dust hich can be eliminated with the use of a vacuum cleaner after having switched off and disconnected the a...

Page 8: ...by screw driver Remove the upper door Reassemble the doors and hinges workings from bottom to top from 1 2 Use the spare hinge and cover from the accessories bag and fit into the left bottom Remove t...

Page 9: ...osite site of the hinges and make sure 3 5 mm distance gap After ensuring the match between appliance door and column door then screw the appliance upper part to the cabinet Screw the appliance lower...

Page 10: ...ing the loader slots as guidelines Once the product has been embedded place the rear part of the column in contact with the wall so as to prevent access to the compres sor compartment For the product...

Page 11: ...e ample films bags or containers P Normal operation of the refrigerator It is not a defect see efrosting T he drain tube could be clogged lean the drain tube ith a stick or the like to allo the discha...

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