Bosch KI567 Series, Руководство пользователя

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Packing frozen food
The correct type of packaging and
material selection are decisive factors in
the retention of the product quality and
prevent the development of freezer
burn.
1.
Place food in packaging.
2.
Remove air.
3.
Pack food airtight to prevent it from
losing flavour and drying out.
4.
Label packaging with contents and
date of freezing.
Suitable packaging:
■
Plastic film
■
Tubular film made of polyethylene
(PE)
■
Aluminium foil
■
Freezer containers
Suitable locks:
■
Rubber bands
■
Plastic clips
■
Cold-resistant adhesive tape
Not suitable packaging:
■
Wrapping paper
■
Greaseproof paper
■
Cellophane
■
Refuse bags and used shopping
bags
Shelf life of frozen food at –18 °C
Thawing frozen food
The thawing method must be adjusted
to the food and application in order to
retain the best possible product quality.
Thawing methods:
■
in the refrigerator compartment
(especially suitable for animal-based
foods such as fish, meat, cheese,
quark)
■
at room temperature (bread)
■
in the microwave (food for
immediate consumption or
immediate preparation)
■
in the oven/cooker (food for
immediate consumption or
immediate preparation)
Caution!
Do not refreeze thawing or thawed food.
You can only refreeze the food when it
has been used for a ready-to-eat meal
(boiled or fried).
The frozen food can no longer be stored
for the maximum duration.
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Defrosting
Defrosti ng
Refrigerator compartment
While the refrigerating unit is running,
condensation droplets or frost form on
the rear panel. This is due to functional
reasons. It is not necessary to wipe off
the condensation droplets or frost. The
rear panel defrosts automatically. The
condensation drains off into the
condensation channel.
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Fig.
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The condensation runs from the
condensation channel to the
evaporation pan where it evaporates.
Note:
Keep the condensation channel
and drainage hole clean so that the
condensation can drain and odours do
not form.
Fish, sausage, ready meals
and cakes and pastries: up to 6 months
Meat, poultry: up to 8 months
Fruit, vegetables: up to 12 months