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5 Preparation
Read the "Safety Instructions" sec-
tion first!
5.1 What To Do For Energy Saving
Connecting the product to elec-
tronic energy-saving systems is
harmful, as it may damage the
product.
• This refrigerating appliance is not inten-
ded to be used as a built in appliance.
• Do not keep the refrigerator doors open
for long periods.
• Do not place hot food or beverages into
the refrigerator.
• Do not overfill the refrigerator; blocking
the internal air flow will reduce cooling
capacity.
• Since hot and humid air will not directly
penetrate into your product when the
doors are not opened, your product will
optimize itself in conditions sufficient to
protect your food. Under these circum-
stances, functions and components such
as compressor, fan, heater, defrost, light-
ing, display and so on will operate ac-
cording to the needs by consuming min-
imum energy.
• In case that multiple options are present,
glass shelves must be placed so that the
air outlets at the rear wall are not blocked
and preferably, in a way that air outlets
remain below the glass shelf. This com-
bination may help improving air distribu-
tion and energy efficiency.
• Using the below drawer when storing is
strongly recommended.
4.5 Hot Surface Warning
The side walls of your product are equipped
with cooler pipes to enhance the cooling
system. High pressure fluid may flow
through these surfaces, and cause hot sur-
faces on the side walls. This is normal and
it does not require servicing. Be careful
when you contact these areas.
• Depending on the product's features; de-
frosting frozen foods in the cooler com-
partment will ensure energy saving and
preserve food quality.
• In order to load the maximum quantity of
food into the freezer compartment of
your refrigerator, the upper drawers
should be taken out and the food should
be placed onto the wire/glass shelves.
Net volume and energy consumption in-
formation declared in the energy label of
your refrigerator was tested by taking out
the upper drawers in the cooler depart-
ment and the ice bucket, which is easily
removable by hand.
• Make sure the foods are not in contact
with the cooler compartment temperat-
ure sensor described below.
• If they are in contact with the sensor, en-
ergy consumption of the appliance might
increase
• Food shall be stored using the drawers in
the cooler compartment in order to en-
sure energy saving and protect food in
better conditions.
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