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Familiarisation
The appliance consist of two sections: the
f r e e z e r ( A ) a n d t h e r e f r i g e r at i o n
compartments (B).
1. Temperature control
2. Storage compartment in door
3. Bottle storage
4. Door handles
5. Adjustable feet
6. Melt-water drain
7. Freezer slide-out drawers
8. Vegetable compartments
9. Glass bottom shelf
10. Glass storage shelves
11. Interior lighting
12. Light switch
Before using for the first time
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Remove any exterior and interior packaging materials completely, including the adhesive strips.
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Before it is connected to the mains, the unit must be thoroughly checked for transport damage,
including its power cord.
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Fit the two spacers provided into the square openings at the rear of the unit and turn through 90°
to lock.
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Clean the unit as described in the section De-frosting and Cleaning.
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To ensure proper functioning, wait for around 2 hours before connecting the unit and switching
it on once it has been positioned.
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When the unit is first switched on, a slight smell may be noticed. However, this will disappear
once the cooling process has begun.
Installation
The appliance should be set up in a well-ventilated, dry room. It should be operated in an ambient
temperature of 16 to 38 °C and a relative humidity of max. 70 %. Do not use the appliance outdoors.
Ensure that the plug is accessible and can be removed from the wall socket at any time. Do not
expose the appliance to direct sunlight, and do not position it next to any heat sources (radiators,
cookers etc). If this cannot be avoided, however, suitable insulation must be installed between the
heat source and the unit.
The unit must not be installed inside a cupboard; when positioning the unit, also ensure that it is not
placed directly underneath a shelf or any other similar object.
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Ensure that there is sufficient space in front for the door to open to 160°.
If the floor is uneven, the height-adjustable feet can be used to compensate and ensure optimum
stability.
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