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• Check t hat t hepower plug iscorrectly connected.
• Isthetemperature
control onthefront p anel correctly
set?
• Does s unshine o nthe appliance orarethere heat
sources nearby?
• Istheback oftheappliance toonear t othewall?
• Isthetemperature
control onthefront p anel settothe
coldest temperature?
• Isthesurrounding
temperature
toolow?
• Did youput f ood with a high water c ontent inthe
refrigerator?
• Check t hat t heappliance isinstalled onastable, level
floor.
• Istheback oftheappliance toonear t othewall?
• Have any foreign o bjects fallen behind o runder the
appliance?
• Isthenoise coming from thecompressor
inthe
appliance?
• Aticking sound m ay beheard i nside t heappliance;
this
isnormal. This sound o ccurs when thevarious
accessories
contract orexpand.
• Heat-proof
pipes a reinstalled inthefront c orners of
theappliance toprevent condensation
from forming.
When thesurrounding
temperature
rises, thismay not
always beeffective. However, this isnot a bnormal.
• Invery humid w eather, condensation
may form onthe
outer s urface oftheappliance when moisture intheair
comes into contact with thecool surface ofthe
appliance.
• Please n ote that t hisnoise i scaused b ytherefrigerant
circuit andisnota problem.
• Donot w rap food with paper.
• Store f oods c overed and clean t hecold inlet.
•Space t he food outasmuch a spossible toimprove
ventilation.
• Isthedoor f ully closed?
• Food with ahigh water content isstored u ncovered
withahigh humidity level o rthe door h as been left
open foralong time.
• Store t he food with a cover orinsealed c ontainers.
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• Ifyoustore cold food, yousave onelectricity and
-_, Tips f_
Power Saving Tips
improve refrigeration.
• Install the appliance in a cool, dry room with adequate ventilation.
Ensure that it is not exposed to direct sunlight and never put it near a direct source of heat (radiator, for example).
• Never block any vents or grilles on the appliance.
• Allow warm food to cool down before placing it in the appliance.
• Put frozen food in the refrigeratorto thaw.
You can then use the low temperatures of the frozen products to cool food in the refrigerator.
• Defrost the freezer when ice builds up. Athick coat of ice will impair the transfer of cold to the frozen products,
thereby increasing power consumption.
• Do not keep the door of the appliance open for too long when putting food in or taking food out.
The shorter time the door is opened, the less ice will form in the freezer.
• When freezing food or storing it in the freezer, place the food directly on the freezer elements in the top container.
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