Haier AFL-AFD Instructions For Use Manual page 35

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Excessive temperature alarm
When the temperature in the freezer compartment rises over
a given level, indicator (G) lights up and a buzzer is sounded (1
beep per second). The buzzer stops when the temperature in
the freezer compartment reaches the defi ned level. Indicator
(G) stays lighted until the set temperature is reached inside the
compartments. To exclude the buzzer only, press push button
(A5).
Disabling the refrigerator compartment
If you press key (A1) and hold it down for 3 seconds: the
refrigerator compartment will be disabled, whereas the freezer
compartment will operate normally. On the display, indicator
(D) will go OFF and indicator (E) will darken. To re-enable
the refrigerator compartment, press key (A1) for 3 seconds:
indicator (D) will reappear and indicator (E) returns to normal
brightness.
Advice on the preservation of foods: REFRIGERATOR
Description of functions
Super Freeze: we advise you to use this function when you
put the fresh foods you have bought during shopping, in the
refrigerator compartment.
This method favours faster cooling of foods.
Holiday function: this function is recommended when, for
short periods (e.g. a holiday), you do not wish to disable the
refrigerator but make it work at reduced consumption. With
this mode, the freezer compartment operates normally and
the refrigerator compartment operates at temperatures of over
+10°C. In view of the temperature, remove from the refrigerator
all perishable foods which require lower temperatures for
excellent preservation, and keep the refrigerator door closed.
Advice on cooling foods
Ambients with different temperatures can be created by
circulating air in the cooling compartment. These ambients are
particularly suitable for preserving various foods. It is therefore
important to position the foods to allow air to freely circulate
around them.
The coldest zones (e.g. suitable for preserving dressed and other
meats are just above the vegetables drawer. Instead the less
cool zones are situated at the top, toward the outside and in the
doors (ideal for preserving butter and cheeses to spread).
Ventilation inside the vegetables drawer is provided by a series
of slits which can be closed at the user's discretion.
Advice on how to best use the refrigerator compartment:
• do not put in hot foods or evaporating hot liquids;
• always replace in closed containers, or in appropriate
packages, liquids and all foods which issue or which can
easily absorb odours and fl avours;
• do not put food oil in fl exible containers in the refrigerator
door: cracks could form in the plastic;
• never obstruct the ventilation holes or grids on the bottom
wall of the refrigerator and freezer compartment;
NOTE: if the Holiday or Super Cool functions were active before
the appliance was turned OFF, they are re-activated at the new
power-up.
Disabling the appliance
If you push button (A6) for 3 seconds, the display screen goes
OFF, and the refrigerator stops operating but will continue to be
powered by the electrical system. To re-enable the appliance,
press key (A6) once again and hold it down for 3 seconds
Note: if the Holiday or Super Cool functions, and the Super
Freeze function were active before the appliance was turned
OFF, they are re-activated at power-up.
Error indication
When "E" or "F" is displayed due to a malfunction, the refrigerator
can still guarantee preservation of foods.
Please contact the Service Centre as soon as possible.
• do not put in the appliance explosive materials or spray
cylinders containing inflammable propellants such as
butane, propane pentane, etc...and put back high proof
alcohol only in upright position and in properly shut
containers. Gasses or liquids that accidentally issue from
cylinders can be recognised by reading the indications
of their content, and are sometimes marked with a fl ame
symbol.
Glass top in two pieces
By a simple operation, shown in the fi gure below, the front glass
top (D2) can be positioned under the rear one (D1).
In this way you can create space for cooling bottles (or other
very high containers) in a vertical position.
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D1 D2