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General| Energy efficiency class | A+ |
|---|---|
| Height | 177.5 cm |
| Depth | 54.5 cm |
| Noise level | 40 dB |
| Color | White |
Ensure all packing and transit protectors are removed before connecting to electricity.
Allow appliance to stand for at least 4 hours before initial switch-on.
Secure old appliances with locks to prevent child entrapment.
Use the appliance only for its intended purpose.
Do not dispose of the appliance on a fire due to flammable insulation.
Avoid using the appliance in unheated or cold rooms.
Appliance use requires supervision for persons with reduced capabilities; children need supervision.
Ensure proper earthing, use qualified technicians for repairs, and verify voltage/frequency.
Handle flammable gas safely and use only recommended internal electrical devices.
Transport upright, allow settling time if horizontal, protect from elements, and ensure cable safety.
Position away from heat, ensure air circulation, and level the appliance correctly.
Avoid touching condenser, do not sit on appliance, and prevent children from tampering.
Identifies key parts of the refrigerator and freezer, numbered 1-15.
Explains the function of the automatic defrost timer.
Advice on storing fresh food, frozen food, dairy, cooked dishes, and raw meat.
Tips on wrapping, cooling hot food, and storing specific items like oil and alcohol.
Explains how to adjust the temperature setting knob for fridge and freezer.
Provides target temperatures for the fridge (+5°C) and freezer (-18°C).
Check feet levelling, interior dryness, cleanliness, and plug connection.
Describes expected noises from compressor, refrigerant, and timer.
Guidelines for storing commercially frozen and fresh food, including power failure advice.
Advice on freezing quantity, speed, temperature setting, and avoiding mixing foods.
Instructions for filling the ice cube tray and loosening frozen trays.
Automatic defrost process and drain tube maintenance.
NO FROST system is automatic; evaporation occurs in the compressor tray.
Do not use electrical appliances or sharp objects for defrosting.
Step-by-step guide to safely replace the interior light bulb.
Switch off appliance, use mild cleaners, and wipe dry.
Use a bicarbonate of soda solution for interior cleaning.
Ensure no water enters the temperature control box during cleaning.
Switch off, clean, and leave door ajar for long periods of non-use.
Polish metal parts with silicone wax for paint protection.
Clean condenser dust annually with a vacuum cleaner.
Regularly check door seals for cleanliness and food particles.
Avoid unsuitable materials, high temperatures, and abrasive scrubbing.
Instructions for removing dairy cover and door trays.
Keep the defrost water container clean and ensure correct placement.
Procedure for removing drawers from the appliance.
Guidelines for storing meat, poultry, vegetables, cheese, and fish.
Tips for wrapping bread, chilling drinks, checking freezer contents, and managing expiry dates.
Advice on storing commercial frozen food and preparing fresh food for freezing.
Do not store bananas, melon, poisonous substances, or uncovered food.
Avoid storing cooked and fresh food together; cool hot food before refrigerating.
Do not let defrosting food drip onto other food; use safe methods for ice removal.
Keep doors closed, avoid liquid-filled bottles in freezer, and respect freezing load limits.
Prevent children from consuming frozen items directly due to risk of 'freezer burns'.
Do not refreeze thawed food; consume or cook and refreeze within 24 hours.
Describes humming from compressor, clicks from timer, and bubbling from refrigerant.
Addresses noise causes like appliance levelling, stacking, or loose components.
Check plug, power supply, fuse, circuit breaker, and temperature control settings.
Contact dealer if appliance still not operating; checks may incur charges if no fault is found.
Details on brand, model, type, volumes, capacity, energy class, consumption, autonomy, and noise.
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