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The Meat & Fish box was designed specially to keep foods fresher
for longer, without altering nutritional values or original freshness.
Do not store fruit or vegetables in this box, as the temperature may
drop below 0°C, causing water contained in the food to freeze.
Temperature Adjustment
The temperature inside the Meat & Fish box is indicated by the
position of the arm on the door of the box, and depends on the
general temperature of the refrigerator compartment.
We recommend setting the temperature of the refrigerator compartment b2° and +6°.
To work out if the temperature inside the Meat & Fish box is correct, refer to the pictures below:
Important:
when the function is activated and foods with a high water content are present,
condensation may form on the shelves. In this case, disable the function temporarily.
Removing the Meat & Fish compartment:
To ensure correct operation of the product, adequate preservation
of food and to optimise energy consumption, it is advisable not to
remove the Meat & Fish compartment if the symbol
(see Quick
Guide) is not present on the control panel. In all other cases, the
Meat & Fish compartment can be removed to obtain more space
inside the refrigerator.
Proceed as follows:
1. Remove the compartment drawer (Figure 1).
2. Remove the drawer cover by releasing the bottom side clips
(Figure 2).
To reinstate the Meat & Fish compartment, make sure to refit the
drawer cover before inserting the drawer and reactivating operation.
3. Press the “
Meat & Fish compartment function
” button on the
control panel for 3 seconds, until the yellow indicator goes off.
To optimise energy consumption, it is advisable to deactivate the
Meat & Fish compartment and remove its components (except the
shelf above the crisper drawers).
MEAT & FISH BOX
(depending on model)
When the arm points to the left, you need
to raise the temperature in the refrigerator
compartment.
When the arm is in the middle, the
temperature is ok.
When the arm points to the right, you
need to lower the temperature in the
refrigerator compartment.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
