Refrigerator
GAS INSTALLATION
5-9
You can prevent any knocking noises
during travel by stuffing screwed-up
paper between the containers.
You will find instructions for cleaning the
refrigerator in our "care tips" on p. 10-2.
Further details can be found in the operating
instructions accompanying the refrigerator.
Temperature control
The refrigerator needs a few hours to
achieve its normal operating temperature.
When the refrigerator is full the cooling time
is longer.
In 230 V mode knob B is used for control
purposes.
Once operating temperature has been
reached, the controller can be turned
back to a middle position.
In gas mode knob B is also turned back to
a middle position after operating
temperature has been reached.
Door lock
To prevent the refrigerator door from being
opened during travel, it is fitted with an
interlock (C). The picture shows the door
when locked. To open, slide the lock to the
left.
If the refrigerator is taken out of service for
an extended period, open the door a little
way and place the interlock switch in the
middle position. This will keep the door ajar
to prevent the formation of mould.
General instructions
Where possible, use precooled foods.
Start the refrigerator up a few hours
before you start your journey to get it
down to operating temperature.
Food and drinks should only be kept in
tightly sealed containers in the cooling
compartment. Evaporating liquid will help
cause the cooling ribs to ice up.
