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Summarization of Contents
Safety Instructions
General Information
Read manual carefully, keep for reference, and do not connect if damaged.
Intended Use
For chilling, freezing food, and ice cubes in domestic environments up to 2000m.
User Group Restrictions
For children 8+, reduced abilities, supervised use. Keep children away from the appliance.
Safe Transport
WARNING: Heavy weight can cause injury. Do not lift the appliance alone.
Safe Installation
WARNING: Electric shock risk. Connect correctly, ensure accessible plug, check cable. Avoid explosion/fire risks.
Safe Use
WARNING: Electric shock, suffocation, explosion risks. Avoid moisture, heat, pressure cleaners. Keep packaging away from children.
Damaged Appliance
WARNING: Electric shock/fire risk. Never operate a damaged appliance. Use genuine spare parts.
Environmental Protection and Saving Energy
Disposing of Packaging
Packaging is recyclable. Sort components by type for disposal.
Saving Energy
Tips on installation location, brief door openings, and cooling food before storing.
Installation and Connection
Scope of Delivery
Check all parts for transport damage and completeness. Contact dealer for complaints.
Criteria for the Installation Location
Avoid heat sources, ensure ventilation, and use on a level surface within the ambient temperature range.
Installing the Appliance
Install the appliance according to the enclosed installation instructions.
Preparing the Appliance for the First Time
Remove informative material, transit bolts, and clean the appliance before first use.
Connecting the Appliance to the Electricity Supply
Connect the power cable to the appliance and a socket. Ensure proper connection.
Familiarising Yourself with Your Appliance
Appliance Overview
Overview of the appliance parts with numbered labels for refrigerator and freezer compartments.
Control Panel
Explanation of control panel buttons for functions like lock, cooling, freezing, and temperature settings.
Control Elements (Ice and Water Dispenser)
Details on operating the ice and water dispenser, including drip grate and dispensing button.
Features
Shelf
Instructions on shelf placement, ensuring horizontal position and proper fitting.
Bottle Shelf
Store bottles securely. Shelf can be removed and re-inserted elsewhere.
Freezer Tray
Use for quick freezing of small items like berries, fruit, and herbs.
Storage Container
Lower temperatures than refrigerator. Suitable for highly perishable food like meat and fish.
Fruit and Vegetable Container with Humidity Control
Adjust humidity for longer storage of fruit and vegetables.
Butter and Cheese Compartment
Store butter and hard cheese in this compartment.
Door Tray
Door trays can be removed and re-inserted elsewhere.
Ice Storage Container
Automatic storage of ice cubes. Warnings about injury and cold burns.
Basic Operation
Switching On the Appliance
Connect electrically. Control panel animation and lock. Appliance cools. Switch off warning tone.
Operating Tips
Temperature stabilization takes hours. Do not load food until cool. Housing may heat up.
Switching Off the Appliance
Activate setting mode and hold power button for 3 seconds.
Setting the Temperature Unit
Choose between °C and °F by pressing the temperature unit button.
Setting the Refrigerator Compartment Temperature
Set refrigerator temperature using +/- buttons. Recommended temperature is 4 °C (39 °F).
Setting the Freezer Compartment Temperature
Set freezer temperature using +/- buttons. Recommended temperature is -18 °C (0 °F).
Lock Function
Button lock prevents accidental operation. Activate by pressing and holding lock button.
Additional Functions
Super Cooling
Cools refrigerator compartment as cold as possible. Switch on before adding large quantities of food.
Automatic Super Freezing
Freezer compartment cools for quicker freezing. Activates automatically with fresh food.
Manual Super Freezing
Cooling freezer compartment as cold as possible. Switch on before adding large quantities of food.
Sabbath Mode
Switches off non-essential functions like Super cooling, ice dispenser, lighting, and signal tones.
Alarm Functions
Door Alarm
Warns if the appliance door is open too long. Can be switched off by closing door or pressing alarm.
Temperature Alarm
Warns if the freezer compartment becomes too warm. A warning tone sounds and 'alarm' flashes.
Home Connect
Setting Up the Home Connect App
Install app, start setup, and follow on-screen instructions for access.
Setting Up Home Connect
Requirements: app installed, appliance in Wi-Fi range. Scan QR code and follow app instructions.
Switching on the Connection to the WLAN Home Network (Wi-Fi)
Press the Wi-Fi icon to establish connection.
Switching off the Connection to the WLAN Home Network (Wi-Fi)
Press the Wi-Fi icon to disconnect from the network.
Installing Updates for the Home Connect Software
Update via app notification. Control panel may lock during installation.
Resetting Home Connect Settings
Reset settings if connection problems occur. Press and hold Wi-Fi icon for six seconds.
Remote Diagnostics
Customer Service can access appliance remotely for diagnostics if connected to Home Connect server.
Data Protection
Information on data transmitted during initial registration for Home Connect functions.
Refrigerator Compartment
Tips for Storing Food in the Refrigerator Compartment
Store fresh food, covered, avoid blocking vents, cool hot food. Observe expiry dates.
Chill Zones in the Refrigerator Compartment
Describes coldest and warmest zones for optimal food storage.
Freezer Compartment
Freezing Capacity
Indicates how much food can be frozen thoroughly. Check rating plate for details.
Fully Utilising the Freezer Compartment Volume
Tips for maximizing storage space by removing fittings and stacking food.
Tips for Storing Food in the Freezer Compartment
Use air-tight packaging, avoid contact with frozen food, place food on tray or containers.
Tips for Freezing Fresh Food
Freeze fresh, undamaged food in portions. Prepare vegetables and fruits. Lists suitable/unsuitable foods.
Shelf Life of Frozen Food at -18 °C (0 °F)
Table showing storage times for different food types at constant low temperature.
Defrosting Methods for Frozen Food
CAUTION: Risk of harm to health. Defrost food appropriately (refrigerator, room temp, microwave/oven).
Water System
Ice and Water Dispenser
Dispense ice cubes, crushed ice, and chilled water. Maximize ice production by emptying container.
Filling the Water Tank
CAUTION: Risk of harm to health. Only fill with drinking water to prevent contamination and damage.
Dispensing Ice or Water
Select ice type or water, press dispensing button. Notes on dispensing and stale taste.
Bottle Fill Option
Dispense a specific amount of water. Setting options for amount or time.
Defrosting
Defrosting in the Refrigerator Compartment
The refrigerator compartment defrosts automatically.
Defrosting in the Freezer Compartment
NoFrost system keeps freezer frost-free. Defrosting is not required.
Cleaning and Servicing
Preparing the Appliance for Cleaning
Switch off, disconnect power, remove food, and remove fittings and accessories.
Cleaning the Appliance
Use mild detergent, lukewarm water. Avoid harsh cleaners, steam, high pressure. Clean door seals.
Removing the Fittings
Instructions for removing shelves, door trays, and other fittings.
Removing the Storage Container
Steps to remove storage containers from the appliance.
Removing the Fruit and Vegetable Container
Steps to remove the fruit and vegetable container.
Removing the Frozen Food Container
Steps to remove the frozen food container.
Removing the Freezer Tray
Steps to remove the freezer tray.
Removing the Ice Storage Container
Steps to remove the ice storage container.
Removing the Water Container
Steps to remove the water tank and its cover.
Removing the Shelf Above the Fruit and Vegetable Container
Steps to remove a specific shelf above the fruit and vegetable container.
Removing the Fruit and Vegetable Container Cover
Steps to remove the cover of the fruit and vegetable container.
Troubleshooting
Appliance Not Cooling, Displays and Lighting Lit
Check if showroom mode is active. Disconnect and reconnect power.
LED Lighting Not Working
Different causes possible. Contact customer service for assistance.
Home Connect Not Working Properly
Check connection via www.home-connect.com.
Display Shows 'E' or 'd'
Indicates an electronic fault. Switch off, disconnect, reconnect. Contact customer service if persists.
Warning Signal Sounds and 'Alarm' Flashes
Appliance door is open. Close the door to stop the alarm.
Door Alarm Activated
Door has been open too long. Close door or press alarm button to deactivate.
Warning Tone and Temperature Display Flash
Temperature alarm activated. Check if freezer compartment temperature is reached.
Temperature Alarm Switched On
External ventilation covered or large fresh food added. Check temperature and ventilation.
Temperature Displays and 'Alarm' Light Up
A sensor might be defective. Contact customer service for diagnosis.
Temperature Differs Greatly from Setting
Check appliance level or door seal. Adjust settings or allow time for stabilization.
Water Leaking Out of the Appliance
Check air in water system or ice residue in chute. Dispense water to clear air.
Water Dripping from Ice and Water Dispenser
Remove ice residue from the ice chute, e.g. using a wooden spoon.
Condensation Forms at Ice Storage Container Outlet
Condensation forms on cold surfaces. Avoid unnecessary door openings. Wipe condensation.
Ice Cube Production is Low
Wait for first batch, check freezer door usage, or switch on ice cube production.
Ice and Water Dispenser Not Functioning
Check keylock, container insertion, or frozen ice cubes. Ensure water supply.
Appliance Hums, Bubbles, Buzzes, Gargles, Clicks or Crackles
Normal operation sounds from motor, fan, refrigerant flow, or defrosting. No action needed.
Appliance Makes Noises
Check appliance level, free-standing status, or if fittings/bottles are touching.
Power Failure
Effect of power failure on temperature and food quality. Guidelines for after power failure.
Conducting an Appliance Self-Test
Run appliance self-test to identify faults. Follow prompts for OK status or inform customer service.
Storage and Disposal
Taking the Appliance Out of Operation
Switch off, disconnect power, remove food, clean, and leave door open.
Disposing of Old Appliance
Recycle valuable materials. Warnings about children locking themselves in and refrigerant risks.
Customer Service
Product Number (E-Nr.), Production Number (FD) and Consecutive Numbering (Z-Nr.)
How to find and note product number (E-Nr.), production number (FD), and consecutive numbering (Z-Nr.).
Technical Data
Information Regarding Free and Open Source Software
Information on software components, licenses, and how to access licence details.
Declaration of Conformity
Statement of Compliance for Great Britain
Compliance details for Great Britain according to specific regulations.
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