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Refrigerating Arrange food as follows: - On the shelves: Cakes and pastries, ready meals, dairy products, meat and sausage - In the vegetable container: Vegetables, lettuce, fruit - In the Temperature controlled Drawer (TCD) : Fish, poultry, meat, vegetables - In the door (from top to bottom): Butter, cheese, eggs, gallons, small bottles, large bottles, milk, juice cartons When placing food in the appliance, please note: - Allow warm food and drinks to cool down outside the appliance. - Place food in the appliance well packed or wrapped. Flavor and freshness will then be retained. This will also prevent transfer of flavors and discoloration of the plastic parts. - Do not allow oil and grease to come into contact with plastic parts or the door seal. - Store high percentage alcohol upright in sealed containers only. d WARNING Do not store explosive substances in the appliance. Risk of explosion! When buying food, please note: The purchase freshness" is important for the shelfĆlife of your food. In principle the following applies: the fresher the food is placed in the Temperature Controlled Drawer (TCD), the longer it will keep. When buying food, always note the degree of freshness. How to save energy - Install the appliance in a dry, ventilated room; do not expose to direct sunlight and do not place near a heat source (e.g. radiator, cooker). If required, use an insulating plate. - Allow warm food and drinks to cool down before placing them in the appliance. - Defrost frozen food by placing it in the refrigerator. The low temperature of the frozen food will refrigerate the food in the refrigerator compartment. - Open the appliance door as briefly as possible! Operating noises Quite normal noises Grumbling ć refrigerating unit is running. Fan in the recirculating air system is running. Bubbling, humming or gurgling noises ć refrigerant is flowing through the tubes. Clicking ć motor is switching on or off. Noises which can easily be eliminated The appliance is not level Level the appliance with the aid of a spirit level. Use the heightĆadjustable feet or place something underneath. Drawers, baskets or storage areas wobble or stick Check the removable parts and, if required, reinsert them. Receptacles are touching each other Move bottles or receptacles away from each other. Defrosting The appliance is defrosted automatically. 14

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Refrigerating
Arrange food as
follows:
-
On
the
shelves:
Cakes and pastries,
ready meals,
dairy
products,
meat and
sausage
-
In
the
vegetable container:
Vegetables, lettuce, fruit
-
In
the
Temperature controlled
Drawer
(TCD)
:
Fish,
poultry,
meat,
vegetables
-
In
the
door
(from
top to bottom):
Butter,
cheese,
eggs, gallons,
small
bottles,
large
bottles, milk,
juice
cartons
When
placing
food
in
the
appliance, please
note:
-
Allow warm
food and
drinks
to
cool
down
outside
the
appliance.
-
Place
food in
the appliance well
packed or wrapped.
Flavor
and
freshness will
then be
retained.
This
will
also
prevent
transfer of
flavors
and discoloration of
the
plastic
parts.
-
Do not allow
oil
and
grease
to
come
into contact with
plastic
parts
or the door
seal.
-
Store
high
percentage
alcohol
upright in
sealed
containers only.
d
WARNING
Do not
store
explosive
substances in
the
appliance.
Risk
of
explosion!
When
buying food,
please
note:
The ±purchase
freshness"
is
important for
the
shelfĆlife
of
your
food. In
principle
the
following
applies:
the
fresher
the
food
is
placed
in
the
Temperature
Controlled
Drawer
(TCD), the²longer
it
will
keep.
When
buying
food,
always
note
the
degree
of
freshness.
How
to
save
energy
-
Install the
appliance
in
a dry,
ventilated
room; do
not
expose
to
direct
sunlight
and
do
not
place near
a heat
source
(e.g.
radiator, cooker).
If
required,
use
an
insulating
plate.
-
Allow
warm
food
and
drinks
to
cool down before
placing
them
in
the
appliance.
-
Defrost
frozen food
by placing
it
in
the refrigerator.
The
low
temperature
of
the
frozen food
will
refrigerate
the
food
in
the
refrigerator
compartment.
-
Open
the
appliance
door
as
briefly
as
possible!
Operating
noises
Quite
normal noises
Grumbling
ć
refrigerating unit is
running.
Fan
in
the
recirculating air
system is
running.
Bubbling,
humming or gurgling
noises
ć
refrigerant
is flowing
through
the
tubes.
Clicking
ć
motor
is
switching on
or
off.
Noises which can
easily be
eliminated
The appliance
is
not level
Level the
appliance
with the aid of
a
spirit
level.
Use the
heightĆadjustable
feet or
place
something
underneath.
Drawers, baskets
or storage
areas wobble
or
stick
Check the
removable
parts
and,
if²required, reinsert
them.
Receptacles are
touching
each
other
Move bottles
or
receptacles away
from
each
other.
Defrosting
The
appliance
is
defrosted
automatically.