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- Page 1 Operating and Installation Instructions Fridge-freezer Combination To prevent accidents and machine damage, read these instructions before installation or use. en-US, CA M.-Nr. 11 508 670...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............Caring for the environment ................16 Installation......................17 Installation location ..................... 17 Climate class ....................17 Installation notes ....................18 Adjoining cabinetry/units................18 Load-bearing capacity of the niche floor ............19 Ventilation ....................... 19 Door hinge...................... 19 Side-by-side .................... - Page 3 Before first use ....................64 Choosing the right Door Assistant (Push2Open/Pull2Open) ......64 Inserting the Active AirClean filters ..............65 Miele@home ....................65 Operating the refrigeration appliance..............66 Starting up for the first time ................67 Switching on and off ..................68 Switching off for longer periods of time ..............
- Page 4 Contents Removing the ice cube tray................. 95 Storing food in the refrigerator section............96 Different storage zones ..................96 Food which is not suitable for storage in the fridge zone ........97 Notes on buying food..................98 Storing food correctly..................98 Storing food in the MasterFresh zone .............
- Page 5 Contents Customer Service....................132 Contact in the event of a fault ................132 Appliance warranty and product registration ............132 Declaration of conformity ................. 133 Copyrights and licenses ................... 134...
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Page 6: Important Safety Instructions
“IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS”. Miele cannot be held liable for injury or damage caused by non- compliance with these instructions. Keep these instructions in a safe place and pass them on to any future owner. - Page 7 The refrigeration appli- ance is also not suitable for use in areas where there is a risk of ex- plosion. Miele cannot be held liable for damage resulting from incorrect or improper use or operation. ...
- Page 8 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Safety with children To reduce the risk of injury, do not allow children to play in, on or near the appliance. Risk of death. Please bear in mind that by removing the dividing panel in the large freezer basket, children may be tempted to climb inside.
- Page 9 - Disconnect the refrigeration appliance from the power supply. - Ventilate the room where the refrigeration appliance is located for several minutes. - Contact Miele Customer Service. The more coolant there is in a refrigeration appliance, the larger the room it should be installed in. In the event of a leakage, if the ap- pliance is in a small room, there is the danger of a combustible gas/ air mixture building up.
- Page 10 If the power cord supplied is damaged, it must only be replaced by an original part to prevent a hazard for the user. Miele can only guarantee the safety of the appliance when original Miele parts are used.
- Page 11 Miele can only guarantee the safety standards of the appliance when Miele replacement parts are used. Miele cannot be held liable for damage caused by a faulty con- nection to the fresh water supply. The ice cube maker must only be connected to a cold water line.
- Page 12 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Correct use The refrigeration appliance is designed for use within a specific climate class (room temperature range). Do not use in a climate class for which it is not designed. A lower room temperature will cause the compressor to switch off for longer periods, meaning that the refrig- eration appliance is unable to maintain the required temperature.
- Page 13 Observe the manufacturer's “use-by” dates and storage in- structions. Use only genuine original Miele parts. If parts or accessories from other manufacturers are used, the warranty may become invalid.
- Page 14 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Cleaning and maintenance Do not use any oil or grease on the door seals. They can cause the seals to deteriorate over time. Never use a steam cleaner to clean the appliance. The steam can reach the electrical components and cause a short circuit.
- Page 15 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Transport To avoid damage to the appliance, always transport it upright and in its packaging. Risk of injury and damage. The refrigeration appliance is very heavy and must be transported by two people. Disposal of your old appliance ...
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Page 16: Caring For The Environment
Caring for the environment Disposal of packaging material Disposing of your old appli- ance The packaging is designed to protect the appliance from damage during Electronic and electrical appliances transportation. The packaging materials contain many valuable materials. They used are selected from materials which also contain certain materials, com- are environmentally friendly for disposal pounds, and components which were... -
Page 17: Installation
*INSTALLATION* Installation If installation near a heat source is un- Installation location avoidable, observe the following mini- This appliance should be installed in a mum distances between the appliance dry, well-ventilated room. and the heat source: When deciding where to install your re- - At least 1 1/4"... -
Page 18: Installation Notes
*INSTALLATION* Installation Installation notes Risk of damage due to high hu- midity. Risk of damage and injury due to In environments with high humidity, the refrigeration appliance tipping condensation can build up on exter- over. nal refrigeration appliance panels, This refrigeration appliance is very which can cause corrosion. -
Page 19: Load-Bearing Capacity Of The Niche Floor
The refrigeration appliance is sup- plied with a fixed hinge. On no ac- count should you attempt to change the door hinge yourself. If you need to change the door hinge to the other side, please contact the Miele Service department. -
Page 20: Side-By-Side
*INSTALLATION* Installation Side-by-side If the door hinges of the refrigeration appliances are next to each other, This appliance can be installed side-by- you must take into account the thick- side with another refrigeration appli- ness of the cabinet fronts and door ance. -
Page 21: Specifications For The Plumbed Water Connection
*INSTALLATION* Installation . . . without partition wall Specifications for the plumbed water connection - Connection to the water supply must comply with the applicable regula- tions in the country where the appli- ance is being installed. All appliances and systems used to supply water to the refrigeration ap- pliance must also comply with the applicable regulations in the respec-... -
Page 22: Installation Dimensions
*INSTALLATION* Installation Installation dimensions Position of the electrical and plumbed water connections - The electrical connection must not be positioned higher than 9" (228 mm) above the floor. - The 1/4" (6 mm) plumbed water connection should not be positioned higher than 2"... - Page 23 *INSTALLATION* Installation KF 2802 Vi, 84"-85 3/16" 30" (762 mm) 24" (610 mm) + cabinet KF 2812 Vi (2,134–2,164 mm) front 3/4"-1 1/2" (19–38 mm) KF 2902 Vi, 84"-85 3/16" 36" (915 mm) 24" (610 mm) + cabinet KF 2912 Vi (2,134–2,164 mm) front 3/4"-1 1/2" (19–38 mm)
- Page 24 *INSTALLATION* Installation 1 3/16" (30 mm) 7/8" 9 5/8" (22 mm) (244 mm) 3 3/8" 4" 4" (85 mm) (102 mm) (102 mm) Side view...
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Page 25: Dimensions When The Appliance Door Is Open (Opening Angle 90°/115°)
*INSTALLATION* Installation Dimensions when the appliance door is open (opening angle 90°/115°) 3/8" (10 mm) D (with a cabinet front of 3/4" (19 mm)) KF 2802 Vi, 32 5/8" Cabinet front Door handle 14 5/16" (363 mm) KF 2812 Vi (829 mm) 3/4"-1 1/2" (19–38 mm) KF 2902 Vi, 38 11/16"... -
Page 26: Dimensions Of Cabinet Fronts
*INSTALLATION* Installation Dimensions of cabinet fronts 1/8" (3 mm) ≥ 4"-5 3/16" KF 2802 Vi, 29 3/4" 51 5/16" 28 7/16" 79 7/8" KF 2812 Vi (756 mm) (1,304 mm) (722 mm) (2,029 mm) (102– 132 mm) ≥ 4"-5 3/16" KF 2902 Vi, 35 3/4" 51 5/16" 28 7/16" 79 7/8" KF 2912 Vi (908 mm) (1,304 mm) -
Page 27: Building In The Appliance
*INSTALLATION* Installation Tools required Building in the appliance - Cordless drill Before starting... - TX 20 screwdriver It is essential to read these installa- - Hammer drill tion instructions carefully before starting to install the appliance. - Drill bits in various sizes, depending The appliance should be installed by on materials a suitably qualified tradesman in ac-... -
Page 28: Weight Of Cabinet Fronts
*INSTALLATION* Installation Weight of cabinet fronts Aligning the installation niche Before installing the cabinet fronts, make sure that they do not exceed the maximum permitted weight: Appliance Max. Max. weight of weight of upper cabi- lower cabi- net front net front KF 2802 Vi, 99 lb 40 lb... -
Page 29: Checking The Installation Niche
*INSTALLATION* Installation Checking the installation niche Before installation Check the installation dimensions Before installation, remove any ac- (see “Installation – Installation dimen- cessories from the outside of the ap- sions”). pliance. Check the position of the electrical connection. - Page 30 *INSTALLATION* Installation To protect the floor during installation, secure an off-cut of flooring or similar material to the floor in front of the in- stallation area. Unscrew the fixing brackets . With the help of several people as re- quired, carefully lift the refrigeration ...
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Page 31: Preparing The Installation Niche
*INSTALLATION* Installation Preparing the installation niche The anti-tip brackets prevent the refrig- eration appliance from tipping. Risk of damage and injury due to The anti-tip brackets are also used to fix the refrigeration appliance tipping the building-in niche securely to the over. - Page 32 *INSTALLATION* Installation Risk of injury and damage due to tipping refrigeration appliance. If the anti-tip brackets are fixed too Fixing screws for different uses and high up, they cannot be used to se- types of material are supplied in the cure the refrigeration appliance.
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Page 33: Pushing The Appliance Into The Niche
*INSTALLATION* Installation Pushing the appliance into the niche Push the appliance into the niche, taking care not to damage the power cord and plumbed water connec- tions. If you are installing several refrigera- tion appliances side by side, now se- cure the appliances to one another (see the Installation Instructions for the side-by-side installation kit). - Page 34 *INSTALLATION* Installation Tip: Secure the power cord to prevent it becoming caught: tie a piece of string to the middle of the power cord and as the refrigeration appliance is being pushed into the niche, pull the cord for- ward underneath the appliance. ...
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Page 35: Aligning The Refrigeration Appliance
*INSTALLATION* Installation Aligning the refrigeration appliance The installation aids on the appli- ance door provide assistance with the alignment of the refrigeration appli- ance in the building-in niche. The installation aids are suitable for a cabinet front thickness of 3/4" or 1 1/2"... - Page 36 *INSTALLATION* Installation Adjust the rear feet with a ratchet (at- tachment: 5/16” (8 mm) socket) or a TX 20 screwdriver . Position the supplied spacers on both sides on the markings next to the adjustable feet at the front of the appliance.
- Page 37 *INSTALLATION* Installation Place a level across the installation aids on the appliance door to check the refrigeration appliance’s alignment. Unscrew the feet and on both Adjust the front feet with a ratchet (at- sides at least until the marking on the tachment: 5/16”...
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Page 38: Securing The Appliance In The Niche
*INSTALLATION* Installation Check the alignment of the refrigera- If it is not possible to secure the appli- tion appliance again using the instal- ance at the top, it can be attached to lation aids and level. the niche with the side fixing plates: Securing the appliance in the niche ... -
Page 39: Preparing The Cabinet Fronts
*INSTALLATION* Installation Open the appliance doors. Preparing the cabinet fronts Open the appliance doors as far as they will go. Screw the mounting plate lugs at the top and bottom to the cabinets/ units adjacent to the appliance. In a side-by-side combination, only ... - Page 40 *INSTALLATION* Installation Remove the nuts and washers from the threaded bolts and store them in a safe place – they will be re- Unscrew the angle trims from both quired later. sides of the appliance door and place ...
- Page 41 *INSTALLATION* Installation Secure the mounting frame to the top of the cabinet front, using at least 10 screws depending on the size. The mounting frame has several differ- ent types of holes to take account of a variety of cabinet fronts. When securing the frame, always screw into the strongest part of the cabinet front.
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Page 42: Securing And Aligning The Cabinet Front
*INSTALLATION* Installation Securing and aligning the cabinet front Now insert the angle trims on both sides as far as they will go into the provided spaces in the mounting frame . Open the appliance door and hang the cabinet front on its frame ... - Page 43 *INSTALLATION* Installation Align the depth of the cabinet front via the gaps in the angle trims . Press the angle trims into the white plastic frame on both sides and screw them on loosely at first. Spare screws are provided in the plastic bag marked with the letter E.
- Page 44 *INSTALLATION* Installation The position of the lower cabinet front aligns with the position of the upper cabinet front: 1/8" (3 mm) Place the washers and nuts back in position and tighten the nuts . The cabinet front is now secured. ...
- Page 45 *INSTALLATION* Installation Mounting the retaining brackets The retaining brackets are used to addi- tionally secure the cabinet fronts to the bottom of the appliance door. Do not mount the retaining brackets until the appliance (or side-by-side combination, if applicable) has been installed and the cabinet fronts have been aligned.
- Page 46 *INSTALLATION* Installation Tighten the screw at the bottom of Snap the cover onto the retaining the appliance door. bracket so that it clicks into place. Install the cover over the retaining bracket .
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Page 47: Securing The Covers
*INSTALLATION* Installation Securing the covers Before the cover can be installed in the gap above the refrigeration ap- pliance, it must be assembled as fol- lows: Place the assembled cover into the gap above the refrigeration appli- ance so it clicks into place. - Page 48 *INSTALLATION* Installation Now attach the covers onto the re- On both the upper and lower appli- taining clips on both sides. ance doors, mount the plastic covers In the case of a side-by-side combi- to the sides of the appliance door nation, the covers are only required by clicking them into the gap be- on the outer side.
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Page 49: Securing The Toe-Kick Ventilation Grille And Toe-Kick Cover
*INSTALLATION* Installation Securing the toe-kick ventilation grille and toe-kick cover Install the cover onto the light con- Click the toe-kick ventilation grille tact switch. onto the bottom of the appliance toe- kick. If necessary, cut the toe-kick cover to the required length and height (cut along the lower edge of the toe-kick facing where it touches the floor). -
Page 50: Limiting The Opening Angle Of The Appliance Door
*INSTALLATION* Installation Limiting the opening angle of the ap- pliance door The door hinges are set ex works to en- able the appliance door to be opened wide. If, for example, the appliance door hits an adjacent wall when it is opened, you should limit the opening angle of the appliance door to 90°. -
Page 51: Water Connection
*INSTALLATION* Installation The appliance is only suitable for Water connection connection to a cold water line, Information on the fresh water con- which nection - is directly connected to the water supply in order to ensure that water is Risk of injury and appliance circulated in the cold water line. -
Page 52: Installing The Water Hose To The Appliance
*INSTALLATION* Installation Unduly high water pressure in the system can result in damage to the appliance. Install a pressure reducing valve if the water pressure in the system ex- ceeds 116 psi (8 bar). Do not install the system if the water pressure exceeds 120 psi (8.3 bar). -
Page 53: Electrical Connection
*INSTALLATION* Installation Wait for 1 hour after installation before Electrical connection plugging the appliance into the power Risk of electric shock! supply. This allows coolant and refriger- ator oil to settle in accordance with reg- The appliance must only be switched ulations. - Page 54 *INSTALLATION* Installation If the outlet is no longer accessible after Connecting the appliance installation, an additional means of dis- connection must be provided for all poles. Suitable means of disconnection include switches with an all-pole dis- connect device with a contact opening of at least 1/8"...
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Page 55: Saving Energy
Saving energy Normal Increased energy consumption energy consumption Installation / In a well-ventilated room. In an enclosed, poorly venti- Maintenance lated room. Protected from direct sun- In direct sunlight. light. Away from heat sources (ra- Near a heat source (radiator, diator, range/oven). - Page 56 Saving energy Normal Increased energy consumption energy consumption The drawers, and shelves are arranged as they were when the appliance was de- livered. Only open the door when Frequent opening of the necessary and for as short a door for long periods will time as possible.
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Page 57: Guide To The Appliance
Guide to the appliance a Automatic door opening (Push2open/Pull2open) b Display c On/Off switch d Shelves e Holder for the Active AirClean filter... - Page 58 Guide to the appliance f Interior lighting g Hanging drawer for storing small food items h Door shelves in the appliance door i Humidity-controlled compartment with moisture regulator for fruit and vegeta- bles j Dry compartment with low temperature for food which goes off quickly k Ice maker l Freezer baskets m Ice-cube container...
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Page 59: Main Screen
Sensor control for setting the temperature d Display for Miele@home connection status (only visible when the Miele@home function has been set up) e SuperFrost display (only visible when the SuperFrost function has been switched on) f Temperature display (target temperature) for the freezer section g Settings mode sensor control ... -
Page 60: Settings Mode
The system restarts and is checked for faults or Self Test malfunctions (see “Selecting additional settings”) Door Assistant Switch on ( Push2Open Pull2Open ) or switch off (see “Selecting additional settings”) Miele@home Set up, deactivate, or query WiFi connection sta- tus (see “Selecting additional settings”) - Page 61 Guide to the appliance * Switch off Demo Mode * (only visible when Demo Mode , is switched on see “Selecting additional settings”) Reset to default settings Factory Default (see “Selecting additional settings”) Vacation Switch on or off (see “Selecting additional settings”) ...
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Page 62: Accessories
Accessories Accessories supplied Optional accessories A range of useful Miele accessories and Appliance plug care products are available for your ap- pliance. Active AirClean filters The Active AirClean filters neutralize un- Active AirClean filters pleasant odors in the refrigerator sec- See “Accessories supplied”... - Page 63 (see “Installation – Side-by-side”). Accessories are available to order via the Miele Webstore, from Miele di- rectly (see back cover for contact de- tails) or from your Miele dealer.
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Page 64: Before First Use
Before first use Cleaning Before first use Please refer to the relevant instruc- Allow the appliance to stand for ap- tions in “Cleaning and care”. prox. 1 hour prior to connecting it to the power supply. Clean the inside of the appliance and This will help prevent any malfunc- the accessories. -
Page 65: Inserting The Active Airclean Filters
WiFi module. Miele@home availability Networking is deactivated at the fac- The ability to use the Miele app de- tory. pends on the availability of the Miele@home service in your country. To use this feature, you will need:... -
Page 66: Operating The Refrigeration Appliance
Before first use Settings mode Operating the refrigeration ap- pliance In Settings mode , you can select different refrigeration appliance func- The touch display can be scratched tions and alter their settings to some by pointed or sharp objects, e.g., extent (see “Selecting additional set- pens. -
Page 67: Starting Up For The First Time
- Set the Temperature Unit (degrees Celsius) or (degrees °C °F Fahrenheit) Set up Miele@home Select Continue if you would like to set now. You will then be Miele@home guided by the display and the Miele app. -
Page 68: Switching On And Off
Risk of damage due to high hu- Miele will appear, followed by the main midity. screen on the refrigeration appliance In environments with high humidity,... -
Page 69: Switching Off For Longer Periods Of Time
Switching on and off Switching off for longer peri- ods of time If the appliance is not going to be used for a longer period of time: Turn the appliance off. Unplug the appliance or switch off the breaker. ... -
Page 70: Selecting Additional Settings
Selecting additional settings In settings mode , certain settings The display is unlocked briefly so you can be adjusted and functions selected, can adjust the setting as required. Clos- allowing you to adjust the machine to ing the appliance door will reactivate suit your requirements. -
Page 71: Switching Eco Mode On Or Off
Selecting additional settings Switching Eco Mode on or Health risk caused by decom- posing food. Storing food at a temperature higher is useful when you are going Eco Mode than 0°F (-18°C) in the freezer zone on vacation, for example, and you do for an extended period of time may not wish to switch off the appliance impair the storage life and quality of... -
Page 72: Performing A Self Test
sensor control. Make a note of the error message(s) displayed. Contact Miele Service and inform them of the error message(s) on the display. Confirm the message with OK. -
Page 73: Switching On The Door Assistant
Selecting additional settings Switching on Push2Open Switching on the Door Assis- tant In Settings mode , use the and sensor controls to select Door As- You can choose between the two Door sistant and select OK to confirm your Assistants Push2Open Pull2Open selection. - Page 74 Selecting additional settings – Adjusting the duration of the Auto- – Adjusting the intensity Close function You can also adjust the intensity of the You can also adjust the duration for Pull2Open function. The lower the set in- how long the appliance door will remain tensity, the less force required when open until it closes automatically.
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Page 75: Switching Off The Door Assistant
Selecting additional settings Switching off the Door Assis- Miele@home tant Setting up Miele@home In Settings mode , use the and The message only Set up Miele@home sensor controls to select Door As- appears if the refrigeration appliance and select OK to confirm your... - Page 76 Activating Miele@home Setting up Miele@home again If you have changed your WiFi network, If you have already activated you can set up Miele@home again for Miele@home and then disconnected your appliance. the connection, you will need to reac- tivate the connection.
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Page 77: Switching Off Demo Mode
Selecting additional settings Switching off Demo Mode Demo mode allows the appliance to be presented in the showroom with- out the cooling system being switched on. Do not activate this set- ting for domestic use. If Demo mode has been switched on as a default setting, ... -
Page 78: Resetting The Settings To Their Default Settings
Selecting additional settings Resetting the settings to their default settings You can reset the refrigeration appliance‘s settings to their default settings. Reset the refrigeration appliance’s settings to the default settings when disposing of your refrigeration appliance, selling it, or putting a used refrigeration appliance into operation. - Page 79 (4 of 7 segments) °Fahrenheit °F ° C Temperature Unit / Keypad Lock Switched off Eco Mode Switched off Door Assistant Push2open Miele@home Switched off Vacation Switched off Dispenser Unit Switched on Sabbath Mode Switched off...
- Page 80 Selecting additional settings Switched on Water Filter Display Switched on Display Active AirClean Filter Temperature in the fridge 39°F (4°C) zone Temperature in the dry com- 32°F (0°C) partment 0°F (-18°C) Temperature in the freezer zone...
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Page 81: Switching Vacation Mode On Or Off
Selecting additional settings Switching Vacation mode Health risk caused by decom- on or off posing food. The usability and quality of food in Vacation is useful when going on vaca- the fridge zone may deteriorate if the tion, for example, if you do not wish to temperature remains above 37°F switch off the fridge zone completely or (4°C) for an extended period. -
Page 82: Switching Sabbath Mode On Or Off
Selecting additional settings Switching Vacation mode on Switching Sabbath Mode on or off In Settings mode , use the and sensor controls to select the Vaca- The refrigeration appliance has a Sab- tion and select OK to confirm your se- bath Mode to support the observance of lection. -
Page 83: Switching On, Switching Off, Or Resetting The Display Active Airclean Filter
Selecting additional settings - SuperFrost function Switching on, switching off, or (if previously switched on) resetting the Display Active AirClean Filter - Ice Maker (if previously switched on) Display Active AirClean Filter will re- mind you approx. every 6 months that You can still select: the Active AirClean filters have to be re- - the sensor control for Settings... - Page 84 Selecting additional settings Switching on the Display Active Air- Resetting the Display Active AirClean Clean Filter Filter If the After you have replaced the Active Air- Display Active AirClean Filter been switched off once, it must be Clean filters, you must reset the Display switched on again if required.
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Page 85: The Correct Temperature
The correct temperature It is very important to set the correct ... in the fridge zone and in the temperature for storing food in the ap- MasterFresh zone pliance. Bacteria will cause food which We recommend a temperature of 39°F is not stored at the correct temperature (4°C) in the fridge zone. -
Page 86: In The Freezer Zone
The correct temperature ... in the Freezer Zone The temperature display always shows the required temperature. To freeze fresh food and to store frozen food for a long time, a temperature of If you have adjusted the temperature, 0°F (-18°C) is required. At this tempera- wait for approximately 6 hours if the ture the growth of bacteria is generally appliance is not very full and for ap-... -
Page 87: Using Automatic Supercool And Superfreeze
Using Automatic SuperCool and SuperFreeze Switching off Automatic SuperCool Automatic SuperCool func- tion Touch the sensor control to set the temperature. The Automatic SuperCool function can be used to rapidly reduce the tempera- Use the and sensor controls to ture in the refrigerator section to its low- select the temperature display of the est setting (depending on the room fridge zone and select OK to confirm... - Page 88 Using Automatic SuperCool and SuperFreeze The appliance will now run at maximum SuperFrost function power. For best results, turn on the SuperFrost function before putting fresh food into Turning off SuperFrost the freezer. Touch the sensor control to set the Fresh food will be frozen quickly, so that temperature.
- Page 89 Using Automatic SuperCool and SuperFreeze Tip: To save energy, you should manu- ally switch off the SuperFrost function once the freezer reaches a constant temperature of 0°F (-18°C) or colder. Monitor the temperature in the freezer zone.
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Page 90: Temperature And Door Alarm
Temperature and door alarm Your appliance is equipped with a warn- Health risk caused by decom- ing system to ensure that temperature posing food. increases in the freezer section do not If the temperature in the freezer re- go unnoticed and also prevents energy mains above 0°F (-18°C) for a long from being wasted when a door is left time, the frozen food may start to de-... - Page 91 Temperature and door alarm Door alarm The alarm will sound if an appliance door is left open for more than 2 min- utes. Close the door message also ap- pears on the display. As soon as the corresponding door is closed, the alarm will stop and the mes- sage on the display will go out.
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Page 92: Adjusting The Interior Fittings
Adjusting the interior fittings Removing or moving the door Removing or moving the shelves shelves Only move or remove the door shelves when they are empty. Hold the shelf on both sides and raise it slightly so that it can be lifted with the catches over the guide at the back. -
Page 93: Removing The Hanging Drawer
Adjusting the interior fittings Moving the hanging drawer Removing the hanging drawer The hanging drawer can be fixed under any shelf in the refrigerator section. Pull the hanging drawer out. To remove the holder for the hanging drawer, press against the retainers on both sides of the holder from the rear and pull the holder downwards diag- onally from the frame. -
Page 94: Removing Compartments From The Fridge Zone
Adjusting the interior fittings Removing compartments from Removing the freezer baskets the Fridge Zone The freezer baskets can also be re- moved if necessary (e.g., for cleaning). Pull the compartment out a little bit. Open the lower appliance door as wide as possible. -
Page 95: Removing The Dividing Panel (Depending On The Model)
Adjusting the interior fittings Removing the dividing panel (de- Removing the ice cube tray pending on the model) The ice cube tray can be removed for The dividing panel in the freezer basket cleaning: can be removed for cleaning: Open the lower appliance door as The dividing panel is secured to the wide as possible. -
Page 96: Storing Food In The Refrigerator Section
Storing food in the refrigerator section Different storage zones Always observe USDA food safety guidelines. Due to natural air circulation, there are different temperature zones in the re- Risk of fire from electrical appli- frigerator section. ances. Cold, heavy air sinks to the lowest sec- Operating electrical devices in the tion of the refrigeration section. -
Page 97: Food Which Is Not Suitable For Storage In The Fridge Zone
Storing food in the refrigerator section Warmest area Food which is not suitable for storage in the fridge zone The warmest area in the refrigerator section is in the top section of the door. Not all food is suitable for refrigeration Use this for storing butter so that it re- at temperatures below 40°F (5°C) be- mains spreadable and cheese so that it... -
Page 98: Notes On Buying Food
Storing food in the refrigerator section Notes on buying food The freshness of the food when it is first placed in the appliance is the most im- portant factor for how long it stays fresh. Take into account the use-by date and the correct storage temperature. -
Page 99: Storing Food In The Masterfresh Zone
Storing food in the MasterFresh zone Humidity-controlled compartment MastertFresh zone with moisture adjustment The MastertFresh zone provides ideal storage conditions for fruit, vegetables, fish, meat, and dairy products. Food stays fresh considerably longer while retaining both flavor and vitamins. The moisture released by food in stor- The MasterFresh zone comprises a hu- midity-controlled and a dry compart- age is kept within the humidity-con-... - Page 100 Storing food in the MasterFresh zone The moisture regulator is used to regu- Tip: If the humidity level is too high and late the amount of moisture in the hu- a lot of moisture has collected in the midity-controlled compartment with compartment, select the setting.
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Page 101: Dry Compartment With Low Temperature
Storing food in the MasterFresh zone Dry compartment with low tempera- Tip: This compartment is ideal for all ture home-cooked meals as any micro- organisms that may still be present can- not multiply. The dry compartment is ideal for storing perishable foods such as: The temperature in the dry compart- - dairy products such as yogurt,... - Page 102 Storing food in the MasterFresh zone The following tips may help if you find that food you have stored does not keep well (for example, the food wilts or becomes withered after only a short storage time): Only place fresh food in the appliance as the initial condition of the food is cru- cial to maintaining freshness.
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Page 103: Freezing And Storing Food
Freezing and storing food What happens when you freeze Always observe USDA food safety fresh food? guidelines. Fresh food should be frozen as quickly Risk of fire from electrical appli- as possible so that the nutritional value ances. of the food, its vitamin content, appear- Operating electrical devices in the ance and flavor are maintained. -
Page 104: Storing Frozen Food
Freezing and storing food Storing frozen food Home freezing Never re-freeze partially or fully de- Only freeze food that is fresh and in frosted food. Defrosted food must good condition. only be re-frozen after it has been cooked. Tips for home freezing - The following types of food are suit- When buying frozen food to store in able for home freezing:... -
Page 105: Before Placing Food In The Freezer
Freezing and storing food - Placing hot food or drink in the Before placing food in the freezer causes food that is already freezer frozen to partially thaw and increases When freezing more than 4.4 lb (2 kg) energy consumption. Allow hot food of fresh food, switch on the Super- and drink to cool down before plac- Frost function for 24 hours before... - Page 106 Freezing and storing food Defrosting frozen goods Unfrozen food should not touch frozen food as this will cause the Never re-freeze partially or fully de- frozen food to begin to thaw. frosted food. Defrosted food may only be re-frozen after it has been cooked. Storage time for frozen food Frozen food can be defrosted in differ- The storage life of food is very variable,...
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Page 107: Making Ice Cubes
Making ice cubes Ice cube production is halted automati- For the automatic ice cube maker to cally as soon as the ice cube container operate, it must be connected to a is full. water supply (see “Installation – Water supply”). The ice maker can make up to approx. - Page 108 Making ice cubes Turning off the ice maker The ice maker can be turned off inde- pendently of the freezer zone if you do not want to make any ice cubes. Close the faucet in the water supply line (approx. 3 hours before switching off the appliance to avoid the build- up of bacteria caused by stagnant water).
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Page 109: Automatic Defrosting
Automatic defrosting Freezer Zone WARNING! DANGER of injury and damage! The appliance is equipped with a Do not use any mechanical or other “NoFrost” system. The freezer defrosts types of aids which are not recom- automatically. mended by the manufacturer to ac- The moisture generated in the appli- celerate the defrosting process. -
Page 110: Cleaning And Care
Cleaning and care Cleaning agents WARNING! DANGER of electric shock! To avoid damaging the surfaces of your Unplug the appliance or trip the cir- appliance, do not use: cuit breaker. - cleaning agents containing soda, am- monia, acids, or chloride ... -
Page 111: Before Cleaning The Appliance
Cleaning and care Before cleaning the appliance Interior and accessories Turn the appliance off completely by Clean the appliance regularly, or at pressing the On/Off switch. least once a month. Clean up any spills, stains, or food Take any food out of the appliance immediately. -
Page 112: Cleaning The Door Seal
The ventilation gaps should be cleaned on a regular basis with a brush or vacuum cleaner (you could use a Miele Vacuum Cleaner dust brush, for example). Turn the cap of the filter cartridge counterclockwise until it is in the ver- tical position 1. - Page 113 Cleaning and care Turn the cap of the filter cartridge clockwise until it is in the horizontal Rinse the mesh under running luke- position 6. warm water. Turn the mesh over un- der the running water to clean it on all ...
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Page 114: Replacing The Active Airclean Filters
Confirm the message with OK. New Active AirClean filters (both with and without a holder) can be obtained from Miele Service, your local dealer, or via the Miele website. After cleaning To remove the holder for the Active ... -
Page 115: Water Filter
Inten- siveClear 2.0 charcoal filter or clean the IntensiveClear 2.0 mesh filter. New water filters (IntensiveClear 2.0 mesh filters and IntensiveClear 2.0 charcoal filters) are available from Miele Customer Service, from your dealer, or via the internet. -
Page 116: Changing The Water Filter
Water filter Empty the old filter cartridge. Changing the water filter Tip: The old filter cartridge can be dis- Air in the system can cause water to posed of with household trash. gush out and the filter cartridge to spring out when it is removed. -
Page 117: Using An External Water Filter
Water filter Once the IntensiveClear 2.0 charcoal fil- ter has been replaced, the water filter display must be reset using Settings mode on the display (see “Selecting additional settings – Resetting the Water Filter Display ”). After inserting a new water filter, dis- pose of all ice cubes produced in the next 24 hours following the change. - Page 118 Water filter Performance Data Sheet Model: Miele 07134220 Use Replacement Cartridge 07134220 NSF System Trade name: WFS200MF & WFS210MF NSF Replacement Cartridge No: WFC100MF (for WFS200MF) & WFC110MF (for WFS210MF) System tested and certified by NSF International against NSF/ANSI Standard 42, 53, 401 for the reduction of the claims listed below.
- Page 119 Water filter Influent hallenge Reduction ermissible roduct ubstance Average eduction concentration requirement water concentration DEET 1,400 ng/L ± 20% >98.7% 200 ng/L Phenytoin 200 ng/L ± 20% >94.4% 30 ng/L Metolachlor 1,400 ng/L ± 20% >98.7% 200 ng/L Ibuprofen 400 ng/L ± 20% >95.3% 60 ng/L Trimethoprim...
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Page 120: Lead-Free Certificate
This product is tested and certified by WQA against NSF/ANSI 372 for “lead free” This product F 1413 Vi (KIMSDF18US) is tested and certified by WQA against compliance. NSF/ANSI 372 for "lead free" compliance. Miele & Cie. KG Carl-Miele-Strasse 29 D-33332 Gütersloh Miele & Cie. KG Carl-Miele-Straße 29... -
Page 121: Frequently Asked Questions
”). tion “Performing a Self Test . Your appliance will Test Contact Miele Service and inform them of the error be checked for any message(s) on the display. faults or malfunctions. The appliance is not The appliance has not been turned on. - Page 122 Frequently Asked Questions Problem Possible cause and solution The compressor is The ventilation slits in the cabinetry have been cov- switching on more fre- ered or become too dusty. quently and for longer Do not block the ventilation slits. periods of time, so the ...
- Page 123 Frequently Asked Questions Problem Possible cause and solution The compressor comes This is not a fault. The temperature setting is too on less and less often high. and for shorter periods Correct the temperature setting. of time. The tempera- ...
- Page 124 Frequently Asked Questions Problem Possible cause and solution The lower appliance The Door Assistant is switched on; the Push2Open door cannot be opened. lower appliance door cannot be opened. This is not a fault. With this refrigeration appliance, only the upper appliance door can be controlled via the Door Assistant.
- Page 125 Frequently Asked Questions Messages in the display Message Possible cause and solution The warning sounds The temperature in the appliance has risen signifi- and the message Freezer cantly. temperature too high. Max. This could be due to, for example: appears temperature °C –...
- Page 126 The voltage level is too high/low. Observe the connection data under “Electrical connections”. Contact Miele Service if necessary. To turn the alarm off, touch the symbol. The error message does not disappear from the dis- play until the error has been rectified.
- Page 127 Frequently Asked Questions Problems with the ice cube maker Problem Possible cause and solution The ice maker is not The refrigeration appliance and the ice maker are not producing any ice switched on. cubes. Switch the refrigeration appliance and the ice maker on.
- Page 128 Frequently Asked Questions Problem Possible cause and solution The ice maker is only Several household appliances connected to the producing small ice plumbed water connection are in operation, which cubes. has reduced the amount of water being taken in. Avoid using the dishwasher, washing machine, etc.
- Page 129 The water intake is faulty. the appliance. Close the faucet immediately. Check the water line for damage. Contact Miele Customer Service. Check whether the water connection pressure is too high. If the water connection pressure is too high, this can cause leaks (see “Installation –...
- Page 130 Do not remove the lighting cover. The LED lighting may only be repaired or replaced by Miele Service. Risk of injury from LED lighting. This lighting corresponds to risk group RG 2. If the cover is defective, there is a risk of eye injury.
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Page 131: Causes Of Noises
Causes of noises Normal Cause noises Brrrrr... A humming noise is made by the motor (compressor). This noise can get louder for brief periods when the motor switches on. Blub, blub... A gurgling noise can be heard when the coolant circulates through the pipes. -
Page 132: Customer Service
In the event of a fault which you cannot remedy yourself, please contact your Miele dealer or Miele Customer Service. You can book a Miele Service Call on- line at www.miele.com/service. Contact information for Miele Cus- tomer Service can be found at the end of this document. -
Page 133: Declaration Of Conformity
Declaration of conformity Frequency range 2.412 GHz – 2.462 GHz Maximum trans- < 100 mW mitting power... -
Page 134: Copyrights And Licenses
Copyrights and licenses Miele uses their own and third party software which is not subject to any so-called open source license for the operation and control of the device/appliance. This software/these software components are protected by copyright. The copyright powers of Miele and third parties have to be respected. - Page 135 Customer Service. U.S.A. Canada Miele, Inc. Importer Miele Limited National Headquarters 9 Independence Way Headquarters and Miele Centre Princeton, NJ 08540 161 Four Valley Drive Vaughan, ON L4K 4V8 Customer Service & Support www.miele.ca Phone: 888-99-MIELE(64353) Customer Care Centre info@mieleusa.com...
- Page 136 KF 2802 Vi, KF 2812 Vi, KF 2902 Vi, KF 2912 Vi en-US, CA M.-Nr. 11 508 670 / 02...