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How to use the refrigerator compartment
Position the food as shown in the figure.
A Cooked food
B
Fish, meat
C Fruit and vegetables
D Bottles
E
Butter
F
Dairy products, cheese
Temperature Adjustment
The temperature is factory-set at +5 °C (display 7). To change the temperature setting, press the buttons
(8) or (9) on the control panel until obtaining the required value.
Temperature selection limit:
•
+2 °C coldest temperature
•
+8 °C warmest temperature
Switching off the refrigerator
Press the button (5) for more than 2 seconds. The temperature shown on the display (7) turns off, the
green light (6) comes on and the yellow light (14) of the Meat & Fish box turns off (if the Meat & Fish
function has been activated).
To reactivate refrigerator operation, press the same button (5) again for more than 2 seconds.
Refrigerator compartment alarms
The acoustic alarm is activated when the door has been left open for more than 1 minute. If the door
open condition continues for another minute, the inside light will start blinking, and goes off 10 minutes
after door opening, whereas the acoustic alarm stays on.
Pressing the Acoustic Alarm button (11) will mute the sound, whereas the inside light will continue as
described above.
To cancel the door open alarm completely, close the refrigerator door.
To replace the bulb, see the product sheet.
Control panel lock
In order to avoid accidental selections (buttons being pressed by contact with packets and/or food, or by
children) it is possible to lock the control panel by simultaneously pressing buttons (13) and (15) for 3
seconds; an acoustic signal confirms the function has been selected.
With the “Control Panel Lock” function activated, the entire control panel will be locked except for
button 11 (alarm reset). An acoustic signal will sound and the message “CL” will appear on the freezer
temperature display whenever and for the entire time a key is pressed.
To unlock the control panel, proceed in the same way, pressing buttons (13) and (15) for 3 seconds.
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