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special features
Fault alarms
If the electronic controller detects a fault from which it is unable to recover an alarm will sound.
When the fresh food compartment door is opened a fault code (specific pattern of lights) will
flash red and green on the control panel to alert you to the fault. The audible alarm will stop
when any button is pressed but the lights will remain flashing. If such a fault occurs, call your
Fisher & Paykel Authorised Repairer immediately; the fault code will help the service person find
and remedy the cause of failure.
Vegetable bin divider instructions (where fitted)
To fit the divider, insert divider into bin on an angle, straighten and slot into place. To adjust the
divider, fully extend the bin, partially lift the divider, slide sideways and re-slot into position.
Fig.11 Vegetable bin divider
Roll out drawer (E415H model)
The roll out drawer is suitable for storing fruits and vegetables as well as tall bottles and drinks.
A vent/baffle is located at the front of the drawer.
The temperature in the drawer can be adjusted by opening or closing this vent.
Opening the vent fully allows more cold air into the drawer. Typical operating temperatures in
this compartment are from 3°C to 9°C.
The closed vent situation is ideal for storage of tomatoes, tropical fruit, cucumber, capsicum, etc.
as these foods do not keep as well at colder temperatures.
The open vent situation is suitable for most vegetables and fruits. Uncut fruit and vegetables
with protective skin (eg apples and pears) can be stored without wrapping.
To extend the storage life of other fruit and vegetables place them in loosely sealed plastic bags.
This will reduce moisture loss and prevent excess moisture build-up.
Bottle holder (where fitted)
Your refrigerator will come with 2 – 4 single bottle holders (depending on what model
refrigerator you have). The bottle holders can be used to store a variety of bottles.
To position the bottle holder in your refrigerator, simply slot the back edge of the bottle holder
onto the back trim of any shelf in the fresh food compartment.
Unused bottle racks can be stacked up on top of one another so they do not take up
unnecessary shelf space.
Bottles are best stored with the neck of the beverage facing the front of the refrigerator.