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Setting up
Standard EN 378 specifies that the room in which you install your
appliance must have a volume of 1 m
3
per 8 g of R 600a refrigerant
used in the appliance, so as to avoid the formation of inflammable
gas/air mixtures in the room where the appliance is located in the
event of a leak in the refrigerant circuit. The quantity of refrigerant
used in your appliance is indicated on the type plate on the inside
of the appliance.
Notes on energy saving
• Do not set up the appliance close to a radiator or oven; protect
from direct sunlight.
• Ensure that the refrigeration unit is well ventilated.
• Avoid opening the door unnecessarily for long periods of
time.
• Allow hot food to cool to room temperature before storing it in
the appliance.
Connecting to the mains
Power supply (a.c.) and voltage at the operating point must comply
with the details on the type plate which is located in the refrigerator
compartment on the left-hand side next to the vegetable bins. The
socket must be fused with a 10 A fuse or higher. The socket should
be easily accessible and not directly behind the appliance.
Connect the appliance with a properly earthed fused plug
and socket only.
Switching the appliance on and off
You are recommended to clean the appliance before switching it
on for the first time (see "
Cleaning
").
Turn the temperature control
T
clockwise from "0" to "1". The ap-
pliance is now switched on and the interior light comes on. The
appliance is switched off at the "0" setting.
Setting the temperature
Turn the temperature control
T
to set the desired temperature.
Setting "1" = lowest cooling setting, highest temperature
Setting "7" = highest cooling setting, lowest temperature
When storing pre-frozen food in the freezer compartment, we
recommend a temperature setting of between 4 and 7, in order
to achieve temperatures of -18°C or lower inside the compart-
ment.
Cool Plus
Turn on switch
➃
on the
temperature control housing
for operation at low room
temperatures os
18°C
or be-
low. The warning light in the
switch comes on. This guarantees
the necessary low temperatures in the freezer
compartment.
It is not necessary to turn on the switch
at normal room tem-
peratures (above 18°C).
T
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Cooling
Storage example
➊
butter, cheese
➋
eggs
➌
bottles, cans, tubes
➍
frozen food, ice cubes
➎
dairy products, drinks
➏
meat, sausage prod-
ucts, baked goods, pre-
cooked meals
➐
fruit, vegetables, salad,
fresh herbs
➑
fruit, vegetables, bottles
Note
• Food which gives off or ab-
sorbs odours and flavours
as well as liquids should
always be stored covered
or in closed containers. High-
percentage alcohols should
be tightly sealed and stored
upright.
• Fruit, vegetables and salad can
be stored unpacked in the bins.
• Reuseable plastic, metal, aluminium and glass containers can
be used for packaging.
Pull-out compartment with cellar temperatures
suitable for storing cold-sensitive vegetables, tropical fruit and
any food or drink you do not wish to consume too cold.
The temperature in the cellar compartment is about 5°C higher
than the temperature set in the refrigerator compartment.
➎
Bottle container
➏
Container for vegetables and tropical fruits
➐
Container for small fruits and vegetables
Containers
➎
and
➏
can
be removed for cleaning by
simply lifting them out of the
appliance. Container
➐
is
fastened with screws.
To insert container
➏
:
- Extend the pull-out rails as
far as they will go.
- First insert the container at
the back and the press down
at the front.
Adjusting appliance
door
• Slacken screws
➊
right and
left.
• Adjust door angle with set
screws
➋
and height with
set screw
➌
.
• Fasten appliance door with
screws
➊
.
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