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Siemens iQ500 KI82L Series

Siemens iQ500 KI82L Series
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Siemens iQ500 KI82L Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSiemens
ModeliQ500 KI82L Series
CategoryFreezer
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety

General Information

Read manual carefully, keep it safe for future reference, and do not connect if damaged in transit.

Intended Use

Appliance is for chilling/freezing food and ice cubes in private households and domestic environments.

Restriction on User Group

May be used by children aged 8+ or people with reduced abilities if supervised and instructed.

Safe Transport

WARNING: Risk of injury. Do not lift the appliance alone due to its high weight.

Safe Installation

WARNING: Risk of electric shock and explosion. Ensure proper grounding, ventilation, and no extension cords.

Safe Use

WARNING: Risks of electric shock, suffocation, explosion, fire. Use in enclosed spaces, avoid heat/humidity, keep packaging away.

Damaged Appliance

WARNING: Risk of electric shock/fire. Never operate a damaged appliance or cord. Contact service for repairs.

Preventing Material Damage

Environmental Protection and Saving Energy

Disposing of Packaging

Packaging materials are environmentally compatible and recyclable. Sort and dispose of components separately.

Saving Energy

Install away from heat sources, keep doors closed briefly, use cool bags for transport, and cool food before storing.

Installation and Connection

Scope of Delivery

Check all parts after unpacking for transport damage and completeness. Contact dealer for any complaints.

Criteria for the Installation Location

Ensure adequate ventilation space, stable subfloor, and respect permitted room temperatures and niche dimensions.

Installing the Appliance

Install the appliance according to the enclosed installation instructions.

Preparing the Appliance for the First Time

Remove informative material, protective foil, and transit bolts. Clean the appliance thoroughly before first use.

Connecting the Appliance to the Electricity Supply

Insert the mains plug into a nearby socket and check it is properly inserted. The appliance is now ready.

Familiarising Yourself with Your Appliance

Appliance Overview

Provides an overview of the appliance parts, including freezer and refrigerator compartments and the control panel.

Control Panel

Details the functions of the control panel buttons for setting temperature, alarms, and operating modes.

Features

Shelf

Shelves can be removed and re-inserted elsewhere to adjust storage space as required.

Variable Shelf

Use the variable shelf for tall items. Its front section can be removed and slid under the rear part.

Extendable Shelf

Pull out the extendable shelf for improved overview and quicker access to food items.

Freezer Compartment Shelf

The freezer compartment shelf can be removed for flexibility. Reinstall support rails and glass plate.

Fruit and Vegetable Container with Humidity Control

Store fresh produce in this container. Adjust humidity to optimal levels for different foods and fill levels.

Butter and Cheese Compartment

A dedicated compartment for storing butter and hard cheese.

Door Rack

Door racks can be adjusted by removing and re-inserting them in different positions.

Accessories

Utilize original accessories like can holders, egg trays, and bottle holders for specific storage needs.

Basic Operation

Switching on the Appliance

Press the power button. The appliance begins cooling. Set the required temperature thereafter.

Operating Tips

Wait for temperature stabilization before adding food. Allow vacuum to equalize after closing door.

Switching off the Appliance

Press the power button to turn the appliance off.

Setting the Temperature

Adjust refrigerator temperature using +/- buttons. Freezer temperature is influenced by refrigerator settings.

Additional Functions

Super Function

Cools compartments more intensively. Activate 4-6 hours before adding large quantities of food.

Alarm

Door Alarm

Activates if the door is left open for too long. Silence by closing door or pressing alarm button.

Refrigerator Compartment

Tips for Storing Food

Store food covered, avoid placing items against the back wall, and cool hot food before storing.

Chill Zones in the Refrigerator Compartment

Understand the coldest and warmest zones for optimal storage of perishables and less sensitive items.

OK Sticker

Check if the refrigerator has reached a safe temperature range (4°C or colder). Adjust temperature if needed.

Freezer Compartment

Freezer Compartment Door

Always keep the freezer door securely closed to prevent thawing and ice build-up.

Freezing Capacity

Indicates how much food can be frozen. Use Super function and store food at the back for faster freezing.

Tips for Storing Food

Store food in airtight packaging. Avoid contact between new and frozen food. Spread food out for quicker freezing.

Tips for Freezing Fresh Food

Freeze fresh, undamaged food in portions. Blanch vegetables and prepare fruit. Avoid unsuitable items.

Shelf Life of Frozen Food at -18 C

Provides recommended storage times for various foods like fish, poultry, and vegetables at -18°C.

Defrosting Methods for Frozen Food

CAUTION: Do not refreeze defrosted food. Defrost items in the refrigerator or at room temperature.

Defrosting

Defrosting in the Refrigerator Compartment

Condensation and frost on the back panel defrost automatically. Ensure the drainage channel remains clear.

Defrosting in the Freezer Compartment

The freezer compartment does not defrost automatically. Regular defrosting is required to maintain efficiency.

Cleaning and Servicing

Preparing the Appliance for Cleaning

Switch off, disconnect power, remove food, and then remove fittings and shelves for cleaning.

Cleaning the Appliance

WARNING: Risk of electric shock. Use soft cloths and mild detergent. Avoid steam cleaners or harsh abrasives.

Cleaning the Condensation Channel and Drainage Hole

Regularly clean the channel and hole to ensure proper condensation drainage, e.g., with a cotton bud.

Removing the Fittings

Remove shelves and extendable shelves for thorough cleaning, following specific removal instructions.

Removing Appliance Components

Remove specific components like freezer shelves, fruit containers, and door racks for deep cleaning.

Troubleshooting

Appliance Not Cooling

Check for showroom mode or perform self-test. Contact customer service if issues persist.

LED Lighting Not Working

If the LED lighting does not function, contact customer service for assistance.

Error Code E or d Displayed

Indicates an electronic fault. Try switching off/on, disconnecting/reconnecting. Contact service if error persists.

Temperature Fluctuations

If temperature is too warm or cold, check settings and allow stabilization time. Recheck later.

Wet Refrigerator Compartment Base

The condensation channel or drainage hole may be blocked. Clean them to resolve the issue.

Appliance Noises

Normal operating noises from motor, fan, or refrigerant. Also check for touching bottles or containers.

Storage and Disposal

Taking the Appliance Out of Operation

Switch off, disconnect power, remove food, defrost, and clean. Leave door open for ventilation.

Disposing of Old Appliance

Dispose of old appliances environmentally. Ensure children cannot access them to prevent risks.

Customer Service

Product Number (E-Nr.) and Production Number (FD)

Locate product and production numbers on the rating plate. Keep these details for service inquiries.

Technical Data

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