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General| Brand | Miele |
|---|---|
| Model | KF 7632 S |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Information on environmentally friendly disposal of transport and protective packaging materials for recycling.
Guidance on recycling old appliances, ensuring safe disposal of refrigerants and preventing child endangerment.
Defines the intended domestic use of the appliance for cooling, freezing, and ice preparation.
Details safety aspects related to the coolant (Isobutane R600a), potential hazards, and handling precautions.
Emphasizes proper electrical connection, earthing, and avoiding extension leads for safe operation.
Advises against handling frozen food with wet hands and consuming ice cubes directly to prevent frostbite.
Warns against refreezing thawed food, storing explosives, carbonated drinks, and observing expiry dates to prevent hazards.
Advises against using sharp objects for defrosting, electric heaters, or oils on door seals to prevent damage.
Discusses suitable climate ranges, avoiding steam cleaning, and hygiene against vermin.
Covers cleaning before first use, initial stand time, and how to switch on refrigerator and freezer sections.
Explains how to silence the alarm tone early by pressing the alarm button.
Details how to turn off the appliance using the On/Off dial and the implications for the cooling process.
Outlines steps for switching off the appliance for extended periods, including defrosting and airing.
Recommends 5°C for the refrigerator and explains how temperature is affected by door openings and ambient conditions.
States that -18°C is needed for freezing and long-term storage, and explains why refreezing defrosted food is not advised.
Explains how to use the temperature dial for both sections, noting that higher settings mean lower temperatures.
Describes how to read the freezer temperature display and what variations are normal.
Explains when the alarm sounds (first switch-on, open door, large load, power interruption) and its purpose.
Details how to press the alarm button to stop the audible alarm while the indicator light remains on.
Advises freezing fresh food quickly to preserve quality and explains why quick freezing retains moisture.
Explains when to switch on Super freeze before adding food and how it switches off automatically or manually.
Explains how natural air circulation creates different temperature zones for optimal food storage.
Identifies the coldest zone for delicate foods and the warmest zone for butter and cheese.
Lists fruits, vegetables, and other items that should not be stored in the refrigerator due to cold sensitivity or spoilage.
Advises covering food to prevent odour transfer and drying, and maintaining hygiene for bacterial control.
Details how to store fruits and vegetables in containers, noting gas reactions between certain types.
Provides advice on minimizing energy consumption, such as limiting door openings and organizing food placement.
Explains how to adjust shelf height, remove them, and utilize a split shelf for tall items.
Describes how to reposition door shelves to accommodate different item heights.
Details how to adjust the bottle divider to secure bottles in the door.
States the importance of not exceeding the appliance's specified freezing capacity for optimal performance.
Advises checking packaging, expiry dates, and shop temperatures for frozen food.
Provides recommendations for freezing fresh food, including suitable and unsuitable food types.
Details suitable packing materials, methods for expelling air, and noting contents/dates.
Instructs on when to activate Super freeze before placing large quantities of food.
Guides on how to place food for quick freezing, avoiding obstructions, and load limits.
Lists various defrosting methods and emphasizes food safety, especially for poultry.
Explains how to use the freezer calendar to determine appropriate storage times for different foods.
Describes how to use slide markers to track freezing dates for stored items.
Provides step-by-step instructions for filling and using the ice cube tray.
Warns about the risk of bottles bursting if left in the freezer for too long.
Explains the use of the freezer tray for freezing small items and preserving their shape.
Details how the ice pack helps maintain low temperatures during power cuts and for separating food.
Explains that the refrigerator section defrosts automatically via a condensate channel.
Advises switching on Super freeze before defrosting and removing food to a cool place.
Describes switching off the freezer, opening the door, and managing defrost water.
Covers emptying drawers, cleaning, drying, and restarting the appliance with Super freeze.
Warns against abrasive cleaners, water ingress into electronics, and using steam cleaners.
Guides on cleaning the outer casing, interior, and accessories with mild detergent and water.
Emphasizes regular cleaning of ventilation gaps to maintain efficiency and reduce energy consumption.
Advises on cleaning door seals and dusting the rear metal grille for optimal performance.
Details replacing shelves, restocking food, and restarting the appliance with Super freeze.
Lists checks for strange noises, including furniture vibration, alignment, and loose parts.
Provides steps for when the appliance is not getting cool, checking temperature dials, plug, and fuses.
Explains that the freezer door may be difficult to open immediately after closing due to suction.
Advises adjusting the temperature setting or switching off Super freeze if the temperature is too low.
Suggests checking ventilation gaps and the rear metal grille for dust accumulation.
Addresses issues related to frequent door openings, large food loads, and thick ice layers requiring defrosting.
Offers a method to separate frozen food that has stuck together using a blunt instrument.
Explains causes for the alarm, such as temperature rise due to door opening or blocked vents.
Identifies a fault condition when the alarm light flashes simultaneously with specific temperature readings.
Guides on checking Super freeze light and plug connection if the refrigerator indicator light is not lit.
States that if the Super freeze light doesn't illuminate, the indicator light itself may be defective.
Provides troubleshooting steps for a non-functional interior light, including checking door open time and bulb replacement.
Advises cleaning the condensate channel and drain hole if the refrigerator floor becomes wet.
Outlines voltage, frequency, fuse rating, and connection requirements for UK installations.
Explains the color coding of wires (green/yellow, blue, brown) and their corresponding terminals for safe connection.
Details safety precautions for non-rewireable plugs, including fuse replacement and plug modification.
Advises on choosing a suitable room, maintaining proper ventilation gaps, and avoiding heat sources.
Lists the ambient temperature ranges (SN, N, ST, T) for which the appliance is designed.
Explains the normal clicking sound of handles adjusting from transit to operational position.
Covers removing cable clips and ensuring unobstructed rear parts before positioning the appliance.
Instructs on adjusting the appliance feet using the supplied spanner to ensure it is level.
Provides step-by-step instructions for reversing the door opening direction from right-hand to left-hand.
Continues instructions for door hinging, including bearing bushes, handles, and alignment.
Guides on installing the appliance within kitchen furniture, including ventilation, door clearance, and wall spacing.
Provides a chart to calculate Dimension A based on the number of freezer drawers for built-in installations.
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