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Higher temperature setting inside the appliance may lead to shorter shelf life.
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The whole freezer compartment is suitable for storage of frozen food products.
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Leave enough space around the food to allow air to circulate freely.
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For adequate storage refer to food packaging label to see the shelf life of food.
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It is important to wrap the food in such a way that prevents water, humidity or condensation from
getting inside.
1.
Freezer:
The internal configuration of the appliance is the one that ensures the most efficient use of energy.
2.
Fridge
: Most efficient use of energy is ensured in the configuration with the drawers in the bottom part of
the appliance and shelves evenly distributed. Position of the door bins does not affect energy consumption.
3.
Do not open the door frequently or leave it open longer than necessary.
4.
Freezer
: The colder the temperature setting, the higher the energy consumption.
5.
Fridge
: Do not set too high temperature to save energy unless it is required by the characteristics of the
food.
6.
If the ambient temperature is high and the temperature control is set to low temperature and the appliance
is fully loaded, the compressor may run continuously, causing frost or ice formation on the evaporator. In this
case, set the temperature control toward higher temperature to allow automatic defrosting and to save
energy this way.
7.
Ensure a good ventilation. Do not cover the ventilation grilles or holes.
1.
Activate Super Freeze function at least 24 hours before placing the food inside the freezer compartment.
2.
Before freezing wrap and seal fresh food in: aluminum foil, plastic film or bags, airtight containers with lid.
3.
For more efficient freezing and thawing divide food into small portions.
4.
It is recommended to put labels and dates on all your frozen food. This will help to identify foods and to
know when they should be used before their deterioration.
5.
The food should be fresh when being frozen to preserve good quality. Especially fruits and vegetables should
be frozen after the harvest to preserve all of their nutrients.
6.
Do not freeze bottles or cans with liquids, in particular drinks containing carbon dioxide -they may explode
during freezing.
7.
Do not put hot food in the freezer compartment. Cool it down at room temperature before placing it inside
the compartment.
8.
To avoid increase in temperature of already frozen food, do not place fresh unfrozen food directly next to it.
Place food at room temperature in the part of the freezer compartment where there is no frozen food.
9.
Do not eat ice cubes, water ices or ice lollies immediately after taking them out of the freezer. Risk of
frostbites.
10. Do not re-freeze defrosted food. If the food has defrosted, cook it, cool it down and then freeze it.
