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Setting

the temperature

Fig. 2

Refrigerator compartment

The temperature can be set from +2 °C

to +8 °C.

Keep pressing temperature setting

button on refrigerator compartment 6,

until the required refrigerator

compartment temperature is set.

The value last selected is saved. The set

temperature is indicated on the

temperature display for the refrigerator

compartment 7.

Cool-fresh compartment

The temperature in the “cool-fresh”

compartment has been set to almost

0 °C at the factory and should not be

changed if at all possible.

If frost forms on the refrigerated food,

the temperature can be increased. (See

chapter “Eliminating minor faults

yourself”.)

Freezer compartment

The temperature can be set from -16 °C

to -24 °C.

Keep pressing temperature setting

button freezer compartment 3 until

the required freezer compartment

temperature is set.

The value last selected is saved. The set

temperature is indicated on temperature

display for the freezer compartment 4.

Alarm functions

Fig. 2

Door alarm

The door alarm switches on if an

appliance door is left open for longer

than one minute. Close the door to

switch off the warning signal.

Temperature alarm

The temperature warning signal switches

on if the freezer compartment is too

warm and the frozen food is at risk

of thawing.

■ Alarm button 1 flashes: Frozen food is

or was at risk of thawing.

■ Alarm button 1 is lit: Frozen food is not

at risk of thawing.

Note

Do not refreeze thawing or thawed food.

Only ready meals (boiled or fried) may

be refrozen.

No longer store the frozen produce for

the max. storage period.

The alarm may switch on without any risk

to the frozen food:

■ when the appliance is switched on,

■ when large quantities of fresh food are

placed in the appliance,

■ if the freezer compartment door is

open too long.

Switching off the alarm

Fig. 2

Press the alarm button 1 to switch off

the warning signal.

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