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Packing disposal 2
Important
safety instructions 3
Instructions for the User 5
Use 5
Cleaning the interior 5
Control panel 5
Display 5
Operation 6
Temperature regulation 6
Mode Selection 6
How to power off the appliance 6
Freezing of fresh foods 6
High-Temperature alarm 7
Door Ajar alarm 7
Storage of commercially frozen food 7
Ice packs 8
Freezing calendar 8
Thawing 8
Ice-cube production 8
Tips 9
Tips for freezing fresh food 9
Tips for storage of commercially 9
frozen food 9
Maintenance 10
Defrosting 10
Periodic cleaning 10
Periods of non-operation 10
Something not working 11
Service and Spare Parts 12
Customer care department 12
Guarantee Condition 13
Standard guarantee conditions 13
Exclusion 13
European Guarantee 13
Technical specifications 14
Installation 15
Positioning 15
Door reversal 15
Electrical connection 16
Building-in 17
PACKING DISPOSAL
Except for wood material, the packing and packaging materials used for our major appliances can and should be recy-
cled.
In countries where suitable recycling programs have been set up, you may return the packing to the store you pur-
chased your appliance from.
Customers are encouraged to:
• Bring paper, cardboard and corrugated board packing to the suitable collection bins..
• Bring plastic packing parts to the suitable collection bins. Please dispose of these materials with your household
garbage only if no solid waste recycling program is available in your area. In line with our packaging policy, we only
use recyclable packaging materials, such as:
Key to symbols
PE stands for polyethylene ** 02 =^ HDPE; 04 =^ LDPE
PP stands for polypropylene
PS stands for polystyrene
PLASTIC PARTS
Most of the plastic materials used in your appliance are marked with suitable codes to facilitate sorting for disposal and/or
recycling.
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