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General| Installation type | Built-in |
|---|---|
| Number of Shelves | 5 |
| Color | White |
| Type | Built-in fridge-freezer |
| Defrosting System | Automatic |
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Appliance for chilling, freezing, and ice cube production in domestic settings at specified altitudes.
Use by children aged 8+ and individuals with reduced capabilities, with supervision.
Warning about the appliance's weight during transport and the risk of injury when lifting.
Warnings regarding electric shock, explosion, and fire risks associated with improper installation.
Warnings on electric shock, suffocation, and explosion risks during normal appliance usage.
Warnings about electric shock and fire hazards if the appliance or its power cord is damaged.
Instructions to sort and dispose of packaging materials separately for recycling.
Guidance on installation location and usage to reduce power consumption.
List of items included with the appliance upon delivery.
Requirements for space, temperature, and niche dimensions for proper installation.
Instructions for correctly installing the appliance according to enclosed documentation.
Steps before initial use: removing transit materials and cleaning the appliance.
Procedure for connecting the appliance's power cable to a suitable electrical socket.
An overview of the main parts and components of the refrigerator-freezer.
Description and operation of the appliance's control panel and its functions.
Instructions on how to remove and re-insert shelves for storage flexibility.
Guidance on storing bottles securely on the dedicated bottle shelf.
Proper storage of fresh fruit and vegetables to maintain quality.
How to adjust or remove door racks for customized storage.
Information on using original accessories designed for the appliance.
Initial steps to electrically connect and power on the appliance.
Advice for optimal performance, including temperature attainment and door vacuum.
Procedure for safely turning off the appliance using the control panel.
How to adjust refrigerator and freezer compartment temperatures for optimal cooling.
Intensive cooling feature for rapid chilling or freezing of large food quantities.
Disables non-essential functions like lighting and alarms for religious observance.
Explanation of the door alarm activation and how to switch it off.
Guidelines for storing various foods to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage.
Information on different temperature zones within the refrigerator for optimal storage.
How to use the "OK" sticker to verify safe temperature ranges for food storage.
Importance of keeping the freezer door properly closed to maintain temperature.
Information indicating the quantity of food that can be frozen within a specific period.
Best practices for storing frozen food to preserve quality and prevent freezer burn.
Guidance on preparing and freezing fresh food items correctly.
Recommended storage times for various foods frozen at -18 °C.
Safe methods for thawing frozen food to prevent bacterial growth and spoilage.
Automatic defrosting process for the refrigerator compartment.
Instructions for manually defrosting the freezer compartment to maintain efficiency.
Steps before cleaning: switching off, unplugging, and removing food and fittings.
Instructions and warnings for safely cleaning the appliance's interior and exterior surfaces.
Ensuring proper drainage by cleaning the condensation channel and drainage hole.
Instructions on how to detach shelves and racks for thorough cleaning.
Procedure for detaching specific components like shelves for easier cleaning.
Impact of power outages on food storage time and quality, and how to check food.
Step-by-step guide on how to perform an appliance self-test to identify potential faults.
Steps for safely decommissioning the appliance, including defrosting and cleaning.
Guidelines for environmentally friendly disposal and recycling of the old appliance.
How to locate and use the appliance's product (E-Nr.) and production (FD) numbers for service.
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