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General| Category | Refrigerator |
|---|---|
| Depth | 55 cm |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A+ |
| Cooling System | Static |
| Temperature Control | Electronic |
| Number of Door Bins | 3 |
| Reversible Door | Yes |
| Type | Built-in |
| Refrigerator Capacity | 230 L |
| Defrosting System | Automatic |
Guidance on disposing of environmentally friendly packaging materials responsibly and encouraging recycling.
Instructions for safely and responsibly disposing of old appliances, emphasizing child safety and environmental protection.
Details safety aspects related to the appliance's coolant, potential hazards, and necessary precautions during installation and use.
Specifies the intended domestic use of the appliance and warns against improper handling, especially by children.
Provides essential safety tips for operating the appliance, including handling frozen food and avoiding frostbite.
Safety measures for appliance disposal to prevent accidental entrapment of children and damage to the environment.
Recommendations for selecting an installation location that optimizes energy consumption.
Guidance on setting the temperature using a thermostat with approximate stages for energy efficiency.
Instructions for setting the temperature precisely for optimal energy saving, particularly with digital displays.
Tips on appliance usage, such as door opening frequency and food placement, to conserve energy.
Advice on defrosting practices to maintain energy efficiency, highlighting the impact of ice buildup.
Initial cleaning and preparation steps before operating the appliance for the first time.
Step-by-step instructions for turning the appliance on and setting the temperature.
Procedure for turning the appliance off by setting the temperature selector to '0'.
Instructions for safely shutting down the appliance during extended periods of non-use, like holidays.
Recommended temperature setting for optimal food storage in the refrigerator compartment.
Recommended temperature for effective freezing and long-term storage of frozen food.
Guidance on using the temperature selector to achieve the desired cooling levels in the appliance.
Explanation of temperature variations within the refrigerator for optimal food placement and preservation.
Identification and recommended use of the coldest zone for highly perishable foods like meat and dairy.
Identification and recommended use of the warmest zone, typically for butter and cheese.
Lists food items like certain fruits and vegetables that are not suitable for storage in the refrigerator.
General advice on packaging food to prevent odor transfer, drying out, and bacterial contamination.
Specific guidance on storing fruits and vegetables, including managing gas emissions and reactions between types.
Instructions on how to adjust the height and position of the shelves to accommodate different food items.
Guidance on how to adjust a divided shelf to accommodate taller items within the appliance.
Steps for repositioning the shelves located on the appliance door for flexible storage.
Instructions on how to adjust the bottle divider to securely hold bottles in place.
Overview of the freezer compartment's primary functions: storing frozen food, making ice cubes, and freezing fresh items.
Guidelines for checking purchased frozen food packaging, use-by dates, and transport conditions.
Introduction to the process of freezing fresh food at home to preserve quality and nutrients.
Advice on suitable and unsuitable foods for home freezing, including blanching techniques for vegetables.
Recommendations for suitable packaging materials and methods to prevent freezer burn.
Lists materials that should not be used for packing food for freezing due to potential issues.
Best practices for arranging food in the freezer to ensure quick and efficient freezing.
Details various methods for safely defrosting frozen food items.
Instructions for using the ice cube tray and removing ice cubes from it.
Advice on quickly cooling beverages in the freezer compartment, with a time limit to prevent bursting.
Explanation of the automatic defrosting process for the refrigerator section and condensate drainage.
Guidance on manual defrosting for the freezer compartment, including warnings against scraping ice.
Essential steps to take before initiating the defrosting process for the freezer compartment.
Detailed procedure for carrying out the defrosting process for the freezer compartment.
Steps to follow after the defrosting process, including cleaning and switching the appliance back on.
Preparation steps, including switching off the appliance and removing food, before commencing cleaning.
Instructions for cleaning the appliance's interior, shelves, and accessories using mild detergent.
Information on using a special microfibre cloth for cleaning various surfaces without chemicals.
Guidance on regularly cleaning ventilation openings to maintain appliance efficiency and prevent dust buildup.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the door seals to ensure they remain effective and prevent deterioration.
Final steps after cleaning, including replacing shelves and switching the appliance back on.
Troubleshooting steps for when the appliance fails to cool adequately, checking basic settings and connections.
Steps to correct if the refrigerator compartment is excessively cold, involving temperature selector adjustments.
Diagnosing and resolving issues causing the appliance to switch on and off too frequently or for extended periods.
Addressing problems where frozen food thaws due to the freezer compartment becoming too warm, possibly from low room temperature.
Solution for when food items freeze together, suggesting the use of blunt instruments to separate them.
Troubleshooting excessive ice accumulation in the freezer compartment, checking door closure and recommending defrosting.
Steps to identify and fix issues with the interior light not working, including checking the switch and bulb.
Identifying and rectifying the cause of a wet floor around the appliance, often due to a blocked drain hole.
Explanation of common, unavoidable noises produced by the compressor and coolant circulation.
Identification of common noises that can be easily fixed, such as rattling or vibrations, and their solutions.
Specific guidelines for connecting the appliance to the mains electricity supply in the UK.
Information on fuse replacement and safety requirements for UK plugs, ensuring correct fuse rating and cover fitting.
Guidance on selecting an appropriate installation site, considering room temperature and avoiding heat sources.
Details on the appliance's designed ambient temperature ranges for optimal operation.
Essential information on ensuring adequate ventilation around the appliance for efficient cooling and preventing damage.
Pre-installation steps, including removing sealing strips and checking cable clips, to prepare the appliance.
Step-by-step instructions for changing the door from right-hand to left-hand hinging on the main appliance door.
Instructions for reversing the door hinging mechanism of the freezer compartment door.
Steps to prepare the appliance, such as attaching fixing pieces and shortening sealing strips, before integration.
Specific instructions for installing the appliance when it is part of a peninsular kitchen unit setup.
Guidance on ensuring the housing unit is correctly aligned and square for proper furniture door fitting.
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