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Bosch KUL Operating Instructions Manual
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Summarization of Contents
Information concerning disposal
Disposal of packaging
Information on how to dispose of packaging materials environmentally.
Disposal of your old appliance
Guidance on recycling old appliances and material reclamation.
Safety and warning information
Before you switch ON the appliance
Instructions to read before operating the appliance for safe installation and use.
Technical safety
Details on refrigerant safety, ventilation requirements, and authorized repairs.
If damage has occurred
Steps to take in case of appliance damage, focusing on safety precautions.
Important information when using the appliance
Risk of explosion!
Warnings about using steam cleaners or flammable substances.
Risk of electric shock!
Precautions against using pointed implements or touching refrigerant tubing.
Explosion hazard!
Advice against supporting oneself on the appliance or storing explosive substances.
Children in the household
Safety measures to keep children away from packaging and the appliance.
General requirements
Suitability for refrigerating/freezing food, domestic use, and compliance with directives.
Only for appliances with a freezer compartment:
Risk of low-temperature burns!
Warnings about consuming frozen food immediately or touching cold surfaces.
Installation
Installation location
Guidance on choosing a suitable location, avoiding sunlight and heat sources.
Aligning the appliance
Instructions for leveling the appliance using adjustable feet.
Getting to know your appliance
Observe ambient temperature and ventilation
Climatic class and permitted ambient temperatures
Table detailing appliance operation based on climatic class and ambient temperatures.
Ventilation
Importance of adequate ventilation for efficient operation and preventing overheating.
Connecting the appliance
Before switching on
Waiting period after installation and initial interior cleaning.
Electrical connection
Requirements for power supply, socket accessibility, and fuse rating.
Switching ON the appliance
Selecting the temperature
Recommended temperature settings for short and long-term food storage.
Refrigerating capacity
How to adjust temperature for large food loads or frequent door openings.
Operating tips
Refrigerator compartment temperature changes
Factors affecting refrigerator temperature, such as adding fresh food or ambient conditions.
Storing of food
Take note of the cold zones in the refrigerating zone!
Explains cold and warmest zones for optimal food placement.
When storing the food, note
We recommend arranging the food as follows:
Guidance on food placement in freezer, shelves, vegetable container, and door.
Usable capacity
Temperature indicator
Correct setting
How to use the temperature indicator to set the controller correctly.
Temperature too high, set temperature colder
Action to take if the temperature indicator shows the temperature is too high.
Interior fittings of refrigerator compartment
Vario shelf
How to use the removable front half of the Vario shelf for tall items.
Bottle holder
Function of the bottle holder to prevent bottles from falling.
Door closed indicator
Red display: the freezer compartment door is open
Indicates the freezer compartment door is open.
White display: the freezer compartment door is closed
Indicates the freezer compartment door is properly closed.
Freezing and storing frozen food *
Purchasing deep-frozen food
Advice on checking packaging, expiry dates, and transport of frozen food.
The freezer compartment*
Use the freezer compartment
Main uses of the freezer compartment: storing frozen food, making ice, freezing small quantities.
Max. freezer capacity
Freezing capacity
Note
Effect of freezing fresh food on refrigerator temperature and how to adjust.
Freezing food *
How to wrap food correctly:
Steps for properly wrapping food for freezing, including air removal and sealing.
The following products are not suitable for wrapping food:
List of materials unsuitable for wrapping food.
The following products are suitable for wrapping food:
List of materials suitable for wrapping food.
The following products are suitable for sealing the wrapped food:
List of materials suitable for sealing wrapped food.
Storage duration of the frozen food
Thawing frozen food *
Methods for thawing frozen food
Ways to thaw frozen produce: room temperature, refrigerator, oven, microwave.
Note on refreezing
Important note about not refreezing partially thawed food.
Switching OFF and disconnecting the appliance
Switching OFF the appliance
Procedure for turning off the appliance using the temperature selector.
Disconnecting the appliance
Steps for safely disconnecting the appliance for prolonged periods.
Defrosting the freezer compartment *
Proceed as follows
Step-by-step guide for manually defrosting the freezer compartment.
Caution when using defrosting sprays:
Warnings regarding the use and potential hazards of defrosting sprays.
Refrigerator compartment defrosts fully automatically
Note on condensation channel
Instructions to keep the condensation channel and drain hole clean for automatic defrosting.
Cleaning the appliance
Attention: Pull out the mains plug or switch off the fuse!
Crucial safety step before cleaning the appliance.
Door shelves can be removed for cleaning.
Guidance on removing door shelves for cleaning.
Do not use abrasive or acidic cleaning agents and solvents.
Materials to avoid when cleaning to prevent damage.
Regularly clean the condensation channel and drainage hole
Maintenance task for the condensation channel and drain hole.
Attention! Never clean the shelves or containers in the dishwasher.
Warning against washing shelves/containers in a dishwasher due to warping.
Tips for saving energy
Optimal installation location for energy saving
Advice on optimal appliance placement for energy efficiency.
Cool food before storing
Energy-saving tip on cooling food before storing it.
Thaw frozen products in the refrigerator
Energy-saving method for thawing to pre-cool the refrigerator.
Minimize door opening times
Tip to minimize energy loss by reducing door opening times.
Defrost to maintain efficiency
Importance of defrosting to maintain efficiency and prevent increased consumption.
Ensure freezer compartment door is closed
Energy-saving tip to ensure the freezer door is always sealed.
Clean the rear of the appliance regularly
Maintenance for the rear of the appliance to prevent increased power consumption.
Information on operating noises
Normal noises
Description of typical operational sounds like humming, bubbling, and clicking.
Noises which can be easily rectified
Common noises that can be fixed by adjusting internal components or placement.
Customer service
Information required for service calls
Crucial information required when contacting customer service for support.
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