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Refrigerator:

• Store the food only packaged or covered

in the refrigerator, in order to sustain the

avour and the freshness. Especially foods

with a strong smell or prone to absorbing

smell (cheese, sh, butter, among others)

have to be stored separately.

• At rst, set an average cooling temperature.

If the cooling is too strong, set a higher

temperature and if the cooling is too weak,

set a lower temperature.

If frost is built upon the back wall, then

the cause of this could be that the door

was opened too long, warm dishes were in

the appliance or the temperature was set

too low.

• Warm foods have to be cooled down to

room temperature before they can be

stored in the appliance.

• Make sure that the door is closed correctly

and that it is not blocked by cooled food.

Ice Cube Production

There is an ice cube maker for making ice

cubes. Place the ice cube tray in the ice cube

maker. Pour drinking water through the lling

opening until the tray is lled to ¾. Insert

the ice cube maker into the Freezer. When

using the Fast Freezing function, the freezing

process takes about one hour.

By turning the knob to the right, the ice cube

tray can be turned. The ice cubes are dis-

solved and can then be removed or left in the

ice cube maker for storage. If the ice cubes

cannot be removed, let them thaw briey

and turn the tray back and forth a few times.

Clean the ice maker regularly with water and

a little detergent.

Cleaning and Defrosting (Maintenance)

Cleaning

• Always pull the mains plug before cleaning.

• Do not pour water into the appliance.

• Tepid water with a bit of washing-up liquid

is suitable for the regular maintenance. In

order to avoid an unpleasant smell in the

cooling room, a cleaning of the latter once

a month is recommended.

• Clean the equipment separately with rins-

ing water, not in the dishwasher.

• Do not use aggressive, abrasive or alcoholic

detergents.

• After cleaning it with clear water, wipe the

surface and carefully dry it off. Subsequent-

ly, plug the mains plug with dry hands.

• In order to save energy and maintain the

efciency, you should clean the condenser

(on the backside) and the compressor at

least twice a year with a broom or vacuum

cleaner.

• The rating label in the interior of the appli-

ance cannot be damaged or even removed

while cleaning.

Defrosting

The appliance does not have to be defrosted,

just cleaned. The evaporator is in the back

wall. Therefore, the back walls in the cooling

room can get covered with frost. Whenever

the compressor is not operating, the frost can

melt. The occurring water is guided through a

hose system into a bowl on the compressor,

where it is vaporised by the occurring heat.

Tips for Energy Saving

• For the installation of the appliance, choose

a cool, dry and well-aired room.

• Protect the appliance from direct insolation.

It should not be installed near heat sources

(stove, heater etc.). If this cannot be avoid-

ed, some sort of isolation between heat

source and appliance has to be used.

• Don’t cover the ventilation openings and

grid. Provide enough circulation of air on

the backside of the appliance.

• Let warm food cool down before you store

it in the fridge.

• Do not leave the door open too long when

withdrawing or putting food inside. Other-

wise, the formation of ice in the interior will

be accelerated.

• Do not set the temperature lower than

necessary. More details on temperature

settings can be taken from the chapter

‘Controls and Display’.

Operation Noises

There might be some typical operation noises

when the appliance is turned on. These are:

• Noise of the electric

motor is arising from

the working compressor.

When the compressor

starts to operate, then

the noises get slightly

louder for a short time.

• Noises in the tubes of the circulation of the

refrigerant.

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