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When storingfood in the appliance,follow the
recommendationsbelow.
• Allow warm food and beveragesto cooI down before
storing them in the appliance.
• Ensurethat food is well-wrappedor coveredbefore it is
stored.This will preventfood from dehydrating,
deterioratingin color or losingflavor and will help
maintain freshness. Fruitsand vegetablesdo not need
to wrapped, providedthat they are stored in the fridge
vegetabledrawers.
Avoidwrapping the foodwith paper as it may cause
odors.We recommendplasticwrap or foil.
• Neverlet any oil or grease come into contact with the
plastic fittings or door seals, as these materialseasily
become porous.
• Neverstore any explosivesubstancesinside the
appliance.High-proofalcoholshould only be stored
upright in tightly sealedcontainers.
• Pleasekeep the space betweenthe shelf and the rear
wail of the enclosed space of the cabinet a 1/2 inch
apart for air circulation.
A. Fridge
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Transparent,unbreakableshelves
• Place food in storage containersand laythe items out at suitable
intervals.
• The storage shelf is made from an unbreakable,transparentmaterial,
so that you can safelyuse it.
Humiditycontrolleddrawers
• Fruit and Vegetablescan be stored in these compartments.
• The drawerscan be removedif you need morespace to store fruit and
vegetables.
• To maintain high humidity,slide the humiditycontrol leverto the
"HIGH"side.
Multi-purposedoor guard and egg bin
• The fridge is the warmest in the front, at the top and in the door.
• You can store small packagedfoods, likemilk, yogurt and beverages
here.
Bottledoor guard
• You can store small bottles,cartons of beer,milk and juice in the upper
area and large bottlesand gallon cartons in the lower area.
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