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5 Appliance functions
Function
Description
Demo mode*
This setting enables specialist retailers to put the appliance into
the showroom mode for demonstration purposes. The demo
mode enables functions to be demonstrated without the appli-
ance being switched on.
Note(*): This setting is not recommended for private use because
no cooling takes place in the refrigerator.
Activating
The demo mode can only be turned on when the
appliance is switched off.
▸ Hold the
button depressed and at the
same time long press the
button.
–
The demo mode is activated.
–
is shown in the display.
Deactivating
The demo mode can only be turned off when the
appliance is switched off.
▸ Hold the
button depressed and at the
same time short press the
button.
–
The demo mode is deactivated.
–
is no longer shown in the display.
5.2
Description of functions
MonoFridge
In the MonoFridge mode, the freezer compartment is operated as a second refrigerator
compartment with a setting range of 2–6 °C.
Prior to activating the MonoFridge, relocate food and food items that by changing the op-
erating mode can be spoiled through freezing or defrosting. It takes several hours to
reach the newly set temperature. Leave the door of the second refrigerator compartment
closed during this time. For the second refrigerator compartment, the fast freezing func-
tion changes to fast cooling.
At a setting temperature of 2 °C, the conditions for a cold storage compartment are sat-
isfied. Suitable foods can be stored in it for up to three times longer than in a standard
refrigerator compartment.
Since food spoils quicker through the transmission of germs, animal and vegetable
foodstuffs should be stored separately from each other. If such foodstuffs have to
be stored together in a drawer for reasons of space, it is recommended they be
stored covered or packaged.
Fruit (e.g. tropical and citrus fruit) and fruit vegetables (e.g. cucumbers and toma-
toes) that are sensitive to the cold should be stored outside the cold storage com-
partment in order to keep their flavour and condition at their best.
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