Whirlpool WTH4714 A+M Instructions For Use Manual page 10

CHARACTERISTICS AND FUNCTIONS
INFORMATION ON
NO-FROST TECHNOLOGY
No-frost refrigerators are distinguished from other
static refrigerators by their operating principle.
In conventional refrigerators, the humidity that
enters through the door openings and humidity on
the food cause the freezer compartment to freeze.
To thaw the ice in the freezer compartment, you
must turn off the refrigerator, take the food that
needs to be stored at a constant temperature out
of the refrigerator, and remove the ice
accumulated in the freezer compartment at
periodic intervals.
The situation is totally different for no-frost
refrigerators. Dry cold air is filtered in the
refrigerator and freezer compartments evenly from
various points using a fan. The cold air is dispersed
evenly also between the compartments and chills
all foods evenly and equally, preventing moisture
and freezing.
Therefore, the no-frost refrigerator enables simple
usage with plenty of space available and a stylish
look.
THERMOSTAT SETTING
The freezer and refrigerator thermostat
automatically regulates the internal temperature of
the compartments. You can obtain lower
temperatures by rotating the knob from position 1
to 4. In the cold season it is advisable to set higher
temperatures to reduce energy consumption.
FREEZER THERMOSTAT
Freezer thermostat setting
1 - 2: Set the knob between the minimum and
medium position for short-term storage of food in
the freezer compartment.
3 - 4: Set the knob on the medium positions for
long-term storage of food in the freezer.
5 (SF): Set the knob on the maximum position for
freezing the fresh food. The appliance will work
longer. For saving energy, after 48 hours the
thermostat setting value will be adjusted at the
preview position automatically.
IMPORTANT: the thermostat physical position
REFRIGERATOR THERMOSTAT
not change automatically
Refrigerator thermostat setting
1 - 2: To have a condition of less cold.
3 - 4: For a condition of normal cold.
5 - MAX: To have a condition of greater cold.
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