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Guide to the refrigerator/freezer and ice/water dispenser control panel
Standby
When button is pressed, the appliance switches to
standby. This function deactivates both the refrigerator
and freezer compartments.
When the standby function is activated, two green dots will
appear on both of the displays.
To restore the previous setting, carry out the same
procedure until the previous temperatures appear on
both of the displays.
When the appliance is on standby the light inside the
refrigerator compartment is off.
Remember that this operation does not disconnect the
appliance from the power supply.
Fast freezing
This function must be activated before freezing fresh
food.
To activate the function press the specific button (yellow
LED lights up). The function switches off automatically
after 24 hours or manually by pressing the button again.
When this function is activated, the meat drawer slider
must be set to “vegetables”.
Freezer compartment display
Shows the freezer compartment temperature setting.
The set T° is stored and will automatically be restored
even after a power failure or if the appliance is switched
off by pressing the standby button.
Freezer compartment temperature selection and
control
To change the internal temperature press buttons
until the desired value is reached and shown on the
display.
Refrigerator compartment display
Shows the refrigerator compartment temperature
setting.
The set T° is stored and will automatically be restored
even after a power failure or if the appliance is switched
off by pressing the standby button.
Refrigerator compartment temperature selection and
control
To change the internal temperature press buttons
until the desired value is reached and shown on the
display.
Fast cooling
Switches on the Fast Cooling function and shows its
operating status. Use this function to chill the fresh food
stored in the refrigerator compartment rapidly. The
function switches on when the button (yellow LED) lights
up and switches off automatically after 6 hours or
manually by pressing the button again.
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