THERMOSTAT
The thermostat setting are: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
The numbers on the thermostat do not stand for the
actual temperature. The
greater
the number, the colder
the temperature
is
inside and vice versa.
Usually, it is best to start the thermostat in position
1 - 3 then turn it to a higher setting if required.
Position ‘0’ is off.
STORING FOOD
Different sections within the
applia e
will vary in temperature. Thus select
the appropriate
se tio he stori g your foo
.
The coldest position is ‘1’ and the
armest is ‘5’.
(Please refer to the image o the right)
ICE BOX
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When making ice, add water to the ice tray
until 4/5 full and place it on the bottom of
the icebox. Twist the tray or place it briefly
in warm water to remove the ice cubes.
NOTE
This chilller section will operate at the lowest temperature of
minus 12 degrees if
the thermostat is set o 7
Do not use a knife or sharp instrument when removing the ice tray
if it is stu k.
3
1
2
5
4
3
6
In the event of a fault occurring during operation, check below to see if
the fault is due to an operator error. You can repair the following faults
yourself.
The appliance does
not run.
1. It is not switched on properly,
or the plug is not inserted properly
into the socket.
2. The thermostat knob is set on “0”.
3. The supply voltage is too low.
The temperature inside
the appliance is not
cool enough.
1. The appliance is too full of food.
2. The appliance is located too close
to a source of heat.
3. The door is not properly closed or
is opened too frequently.
Excessive noise
from the appliance.
The appliance is not standing
securely on the ground.
If none of these circumstances applies and you are not able to repair
the fault, please contact a service agent:-
PHONE: New Zealand : 0800 372273
Australia:1300 650 590