Alarm function
If an alarm is triggered, an audible
warning signal sounds and "alarm" is
shown on the display panel.
Press the "alarm" button to switch off the
audible warning signal. Figure 0/3
Door alarm
The door alarm switches on if one of the
appliance doors remains open for longer
than 1 minute.
The alarm stops when the door is closed
again.
Temperature alarm
The temperature alarm is triggered if the
refrigerator compartment or freezer
compartment becomes too warm and
the food is endangered.
Without any risk to the frozen food, the
alarm may be triggered:
• when the appliance is first used,
when putting large quantities of fresh
food in the compartment.
Refrigerator compartment
"alarm" is displayed below the
refrigerator compartment temperature on
the right of the display panel.
Caution
In cases of doubt, do not use raw food.
Before consumption, heat up any chilled
food that has warmed up.
Freezer compartment
"alarm" is displayed below the freezer
compartment temperature on the left of
the display panel.
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Caution
Do not refreeze defrosted food. It can
only be refrozen after it has been made
into a ready-to-eat meal (cooked or
roasted).
Do not continue to use the complete
max. storage time for the frozen food.
Utilisable volume
You will find information regarding the
utilisable volume on the rating plate (see
section "After-sales service").
Cooling compartment
The cooling compartment is the ideal
place to keep prepared dishes, baked
goods, canned goods, condensed milk,
hard cheese, fruit and vegetables that
are sensitive to cold, and tropical fruits.
When arranging the food, note
the following
When arranging the food, bear in mind
the following:
Arrange your food so that it is well-
packaged or covered. This ensures
that the aroma, colour and freshness
are not lost. This also prevents
flavours from mixing and the plastic
parts from becoming discoloured.
Allow warm food and beverages to
cool before putting them into the
appliance.
• Do not block the cooling
compartment's air outlets with food.
Doing so Impedes the air circulation.
Food that is stored directly in front of
the air outlets may become frozen by
the cold air that is discharged.
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