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Fitting the distance spacer
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To achieve sufficient air circulation, fit the dis-
tance spacer 16 in the upper part of the con-
denser 18 (see illustration B).
Replacing the door stop
You can alter the direction the door opens. The ap-
pliance is delivered with the door stop on the right.
You can change the location of the door stop. This
calls for some skill so please read the procedure
described below first. You need:
– a crosshead screwdriver (not included)
– a second person.
1. Make sure that the mains plug is not in the
socket.
2. Unscrew the adjusting feet 17 if they have
been installed (see illustration N)
3. Unscrew the screws from the lower hinge of
the fridge compartment door (see illustrations
C and D).
4. Remove the fridge compartment door from
the appliance.
5. Open the freezer compartment door, hold it
steady and unscrew the central hinge (see il-
lustration E).
6. Put the freezer compartment door aside.
7. Remove the blind plugs from the left-hand
side and fit them in the holes that have now
been opened up.
8. Unscrew the hinge pin from the upper cover
(see illustration F).
9. Screw the hinge pin into the left-hand side of
the unit (see illustration G).
10. Now for the doors. There is a hinge pin holder
and a blind plug on the upper side of the
freezer compartment door and on the lower
side of the fridge compartment door. Carefully
pry out the blind plug and the hinge pin holder
and swap them (see illustration H).
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11. Insert the hinge pin holder on the other side
of the fridge compartment door (see illustra-
tion J).
12. Place the top end of the freezer compartment
door over the upper hinge pin and hold the
door steady.
13. Put the central hinge into the lower end of the
freezer compartment door and screw it into
place (see illustration K).
14. Place the top end of the fridge compartment
door over the pin of the central hinge and
close the door.
15. Screw the lower hinge onto the appliance and
the fridge compartment door (see illustrations
L and M).
Levelling the appliance
The appliance must be on a flat, stable surface.
Check the position of the appliance, preferably
using a spirit level. The appliance must not move
when the door is opened. If the surface is not com-
pletely level, you can level the appliance using the
two front adjusting feet. Ask a second person to
help you.
1. Close the door of the appliance.
2. Tilt the appliance forwards slightly.
3. Turn the adjusting feet 17 in or out to level the
appliance (see illustration N).
4. Put the appliance back in position and use a
spirit level to check that it is properly aligned.
Operation
Danger of injury!
Never touch the ice on the walls of the in-
terior compartment, frozen products or ice
cream with wet hands. Injury is even possi-
ble if your skin is dry. If necessary, use a dry
cloth to handle frozen products.
Health hazard!
Do not re-freeze food that has partially or
completely thawed. Vegetables that have
partially thawed are not bad for your health,
but their quality may have been significantly
affected. You can cook meat that has thawed
and freeze it again as a ready meal. Never
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