GB
11
Vegetable
and
fresh
fruit
The
vegetable
container
is
the
optimum
storage
location
for
fresh
fruit
and
vegetables.
Take
care
not
to
store
the
following
at
temperatures
of
less
than
7°C
for
long
periods:
Citrus
fruit,
melons,
aubergines,
pineapple,
papaya,
courgettes,
passion
fruit,
cucumber,
peppers,
tomatoes.
Undesirable
changes
will
occur
at
low
temperatures
such
as
softening
of
the
flesh,
browning
and/or
accelerated
decaying.
Do
not
refrigerate
avocados
(until
they
are
ripe),
bananas,
mangoes.
DEFROSTING
The
refrigerator
defrosts
fully
automatically.
While
the
refrigerating
unit
is
running,
beads
of
condensation
or
hoarfrost
form
at
the
back
of
the
refrigerator.
This
is
normal.
It
is
not
necessary
to
wipe
off
the
condensation
or
frost.
The
rear
panel
defrosts
automatically.
The
condensation
runs
into
the
condensation
channel
and
is
conveyed
to
the
refrigerating
unit
from
where
it
evaporates.
Note:
Keep
the
condensation
channel
and
drainage
hole
clean,
so
that
the
condensation
can
run
out.
Remove
the
plug
to
the
drainage
hole.
DOOR
CONVERSION
If
you
need
to
hinge
your
door
on
the
opposite
side
it
is
recommended
that
you
call
your
local
authorised
service
agent
to
make
this
conversion
or
ask
a
technician.
Before
you
reverse
the
door,
you
should
ensure
the
appliance
is
unplugged
and
empty.
It
is
recommended
to
use
a
crosshead
screwdriver
and
a
spanner
(both
not
supplied).
1.
Remove
the
2
screws
on
the
back
of
the
top
cover.
2.
Lift
the
top
cover
away
from
the
fridge.
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