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If the plug and the wall socket do not comply, have the socketDEFROSTING THE APPLIANCE
replaced by a qualified electrician.
- If your appliance is not provided with the low temperature
He should also check that the section of the socket wires can
withstand the power absorbed by the appliance.compartment, defrosting is automatic.
The use of the adapters, multipole sockets and extensionDuring the defrost cycle water droplets drip along the rear
cords is not advisable.wall, the water is then conveyed to a tray situated on the
If absolutely necessary, use simple or multiple adapters and ex-compressor casing where it evaporates.
tension cords in compliance with local safety regulations- If your appliance is provided with the compartment, to
paying attention not to exceed the maximum amperage, whi-keep energy consumption low, we recommend that you perio-
ch is marked on the simple adaptors and on extension cordsdically remove excessive ice and frost from the inside of the
and that of the total power marked on the multiple adapters.compartment.
When the appliance is plugged in, the interior light should co-Never use sharp or cutting instruments.
me on when the door is opened. Turn the thermostat controlWe suggest you defrost when the layer of frost has attained a
knob as indicated in chapter "Thermostat". The refrigerator is3 mm thickness (Fig. 7).
now ready for use.To defrost, proceed as follows:
- disconnect the appliance from the mains (Fig. 8);
- empty the compartment;
- turn the thermostat control knob to position ;
ADJUSTMENT OF THE TEMPERATURE
- dry defrost water with a sponge or a cloth (Fig. 9).
The thermostat (Fig. 1/A) controls the temperature inside theAt completion of defrosting, dry the compartment walls, con-
appliance.nect the appliance to the mains, turn the thermostat control
Position indicates that the operation of the appliance is in-knob to the position required, referring to chapter
terrupted and the interior light is off."Adjustment of the temperature".
To obtain the best storage of foods, we suggest you adjustAlso for this model, the defrosting of the refrigerator compart-
the thermostat control knob to an intermediate position.ment is automatic.
To obtain colder temperatures inside the appliances, turn the
thermostat control knob towards the higher settings.
Contrarily, should the inside temperature be too cold, turn theAPPLIANCE WITH LOW TEMPERATURE
thermostat control knob towards settings 2-1.
We remind you that internal temperatures are affected by theCOMPARTMENT
location of the appliance, the temperature of the surrounding
air, the frequency of door opening. The setting of the thermo-We suggest you defrost when the layer of frost reaches a 3
mm thickness (Fig. 7).
stat may have to be varied to allow for these factors.
To defrost:
Ensure that the drip tray is emptied and placed under the
drain.
STORAGE OF FOODS (Fig. 6)
Empty the low temperature compartment. It is not necessary
In the refrigerator compartment the temperature varies depen-to empty the refrigerator compartment.
dent on the section. The coldest one is near the crispers andDefrosting can be carried out in two ways:
the rear wall.Accelerated defrosting
In the compartment, if provided, a temperature of Disconnect the appliance from the mains (Fig. 8).
-18!C is reached, allowing the storage of frozen foods for so-Place a bowl with warm water (50!C approx.) in the low tem-
me months.perature compartment and leave the refrigerator door open
The storage time depends on the nature of the foods and is(Fig. 10).
generally given on the frozen foods packets.If required, change the water.
If foods start to thaw, they must not be refrozen, but usedWhen the frost has melted, clean the inside and reconnect the
within the least possible delay.appliance to the mains supply.
All items stored in the refrigerator compartment should beNormal defrosting
wrapped in cling film, aluminium foil or kept in a covered con-Press the button (8) in the centre of the thermostat control
tainer.knob and close the door.
This prevents foods from becoming dry on the surface and al-When the frost has melted, the switch will return to its origi-
so stops strong smells and flavours being transferred from onenal position and the refrigerator will automatically operate.
food to another.After defrosting, remove the bowl with water and place the
The space inside the appliance can be organised to suit yourice cubes tray in the low temperature compartment.
needs by moving the shelves. We suggest you store foods asNote: Do not use sharp or cutting instruments to remove the
illustrated in Fig. 6.frost.
Do not use electric heaters or other heat sources.
Attention: Do not store glass containers in the com-
partment nor warm foods in the refrigerator compartment.
Fizzy drinks should not be frozen and some products, such as
flavoured water ices, should not be consumed too cold.MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
Always disconnect the appliance from the mains supply, prior
to any cleaning or maintenance operation.
PRODUCTION OF ICE CUBESTo clean the inside of the appliance and the accessories, we
(for appliances provided with a low temperature suggest you use a solution of lukewarm water and vinegar.
compartment)Never use abrasives, detergents or soaps.
The shelves are hooked at both sides of the inner door liner.
Three-quarters fill the ice cube trays with water and place
them in the low temperature compartment.Periodically clean the water tray, situated on the rear compart-
ment wall (Fig. 11). Use a pencil or a similar tool.
If the trays stick to the bottom of the compartment, do notClean the door gasket with water and dry carefully.
detach them with sharp or cutting instruments which couldAvoid soiling the door gasket with oil or any other grease whi-
damage the appliance.ch could damage it.
Use, if required, the handle of a spoon.
After cleaning, reconnect the appliance to the mains.
To allow removal of cubes from the plastic trays, twist the
trays slightly.
Attention: Do not eat ice cubes or ice lollies immediately after
removal from the low temperature compartment as they may
give rise to cold burns.
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