Startup / Operation - BOMANN KS 7315 Instruction Manual

Keep the freezer door closed. Dis-
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mount the holding (a) and remove the
freezer door.
Move the hinge pin holder (b) and the
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blind plug (c).
Dismount the door snapper (d) and fix
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it on the opposite side.
Insert the enclosed blind caps onto
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the now exposed holes (a) and (d).
Move the holding (a) accordingly.
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Position the freezer door and fix the
holding.

Startup / Operation

Startup / Operation
Startup / Operation Startup / Operation
Prior to first use Prio r to first use
Prio Prio r to first use r to first use
CAUTION: CAUTION: CAUTION: CAUTION:
After transport, the appliance should be
left standing upright for four hours before
connecting to the power supply. Nonob-
servance could lead to malfunction of the
cooling system and causes an appliance
breakdown.
Clean the appliance interior including all
accessory parts. Consider the instruc-
tions which we provide in the chapter
"Cleaning and Maintenance".
Starting the appliance Starting the appliance Starting the appliance Starting the appliance
Connect the appliance to the power
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supply.
Operate the temperature control. See
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also the section "Settings".
Settings Settings
Settings Settings
Setting [ 0 ] means that the appliance is
in the off state. Turn the temperature
control clockwise, starting from this set-
ting; the appliance will turn on automati-
cally.
The power levels [ 1–7 ] regulate the
different values of the internal tempera-
ture.
Setting 0: Setting 0: Off state
Setting 0: Setting 0:
Setting 1: Setting 1: Lowest setting (warmest
Setting 1: Setting 1:
inside temperature)
Setting 7: Setting 7: Highest setting (coldest
Setting 7: Setting 7:
inside temperature)
Note that the temperature will change
depending on the ambient temperature,
frequency of door opening and the
amount of food in the appliance.
During initial operation, turn the tempera-
ture control to the highest setting first,
until the appliance has reached the de-
sired operating temperature. Afterwards it
is recommended to turn the control back
to a medium setting; correcting the tem-
perature at a later point would then be
easier.
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