Blomberg KSM 9641 XA+ User manual

D Bedienungsanleitung
KSM 9640 A+
KSM 9640 XA+

Please read this manual first!
Dear Customer,
We hope that your product, which has been produced in modern plants and
checked under the most meticulous quality control procedures, will provide you
an effective service.
For this, we recommend you to carefully read the entire manual of your product
before using it and keep it at hand for future references.
This manual
• Will help you use your appliance in a fast and safe way.
• Read the manual before installing and operating your product.
• Follow the instructions, especially those for safety.
• Keep the manual in an easily accessible place as you may need it later.
• Besides, read also the other documents provided with your product.
Please note that this manual may be valid for other models as well.
Symbols and their descriptions
This instruction manual contains the following symbols:
CImportant information or useful usage tips.
AWarning against dangerous conditions for life and property.
BWarning against electric voltage.
This product bears the selective sorting symbol for waste electrical and
electronic equipment (WEEE).
This means that this product must be handled pursuant to European Directive
2002/96/EC in order to be recycled or dismantled to minimize its impact on
the environment. For further information, please contact your local or regional
authorities.
Electronic products not included in the selective sorting process are potentially
dangerous for the environment and human heatlh due to the presence of
hazardous substances.
Recycling

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1 Your refrigerator 3
Technical specifications of your refrigerator4
2 Warnings 5
General safety .......................................... 5
Starting Up............................................... 6
If there are any children at home............... 6
Intended use ............................................ 6
Safety instructions .................................... 6
Things to be done for energy saving......... 6
3 Installation 7
Preparation............................................... 7
Points to be considered when re-transporting
your refrigerator........................................ 7
Before operating your refrigerator ............. 8
Electric connection ................................... 8
Disposing of the packaging ...................... 8
Disposing of your old refrigerator.............. 9
Adjusting the legs..................................... 9
Replacing the interior light bulb ................ 9
Reversing the doors ............................... 10
4 Using your refrigerator 11
Thermostat setting button ...................... 11
Defrost ................................................... 11
Icematic and ice storage container ......... 12
5 Maintenance and cleaning 13
Protection of plastic surfaces ................. 13
6 Recommended solutions for the
problems 14
CONTENTS

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CFigures that take place in this instruction manual are schematic and may not
correspond exactly with your product. If the subject parts are not included in the
product you have purchased, then it is valid for other models.
1Your refrigerator
A Fridge compartment
B Freezer compartment
Interior light
1.
Thermostat knob 2.
Movable shelves 3.
Wine rack 4.
Defrost water collection channel - 5.
Drain tube
Crisper cover 6.
Salad crisper 7.
Ice bank 8.
Icematic and ice storage container 9.
Freezer compartment 10.
Adjustable front feet 11.
Dairy compartment 12.
Adjustable door shelves 13.
Egg tray 14.
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A+
238
175
78
21
4
SN
41
253
165
59.5
60
64
70
220/50
R600a
Technical specifications of your refrigerator
* (Actual consumption varies depending on where and how the appliance is used)
** (Power failure safety; it is recommended not to consume the food in freezer
compartment after this period.)
CTechnical specifications can be changed to increase the product quality without
being subject to prior notice.
CValues stated on the markings on the product or in the printed materials supplied
with the product are the values obtained in laboratory in accordance with relevant
standards. Such values may vary depending on the usage of the product and the
ambient conditions.
CThe dimensions given on the table describe the minimum required space to place
the unit with doors closed.
Energy Class
Annual Energy Consumption (kWh/year)*
Fridge Compartment Volume (Net-lt)
Total Frozen Food Compartment Volume
(Net-lt)
Star Class
Temperature Increasing Time (hours)**
Freezing Capacity (kg/24 hours)
Climate Class
Noise Level (dB(A))
Total Net Volume (lt)
(H) Height (cm)
(W) Width (cm)
(D) Depth (cm)
Weight (kg)
Total Power (W)
Electric Supply (V/Hz)
Coolant Type

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2Warnings
Please review the following informa-
tion. If these are not followed, personal
injury or material damage may occur.
Otherwise, all warranty and reliability
commitments will become invalid.
The usage life of the unit you pur-
chased is 10 years. This is the period
for keeping the spare parts required
for the unit to operate as described.
General safety
• When you want to dispose/scrap
the product, we recommend you
to consult the authorized service in
order to learn the required information
and authorized bodies.
• Consult your authorized service for
all your questions and problems
related to the refrigerator. Do not
intervene or let someone intervene to
the refrigerator without notifying the
authorized services.
• Do not eat cone ice cream and ice
cubes immediately after you take
them out of the freezer compartment!
(This may cause frostbite in your
mouth.)
• Do not put bottled and canned
liquid beverages in the freezer
compartment. Otherwise, these may
burst.
• Do not touch frozen food by hand;
they may stick to your hand.
• Vapor and vaporized cleaning
materials should never be used in
cleaning and defrosting processes
of your refrigerator. In such cases,
the vapor might get in contact with
the electrical parts and cause short
circuit or electric shock.
• Never use the parts on your
refrigerator such as the door as a
means of support or step.
• Do not use electrical devices inside
the refrigerator.
• Do not damage the cooling circuit,
where the refrigerant is circulating,
with drilling or cutting tools. The
refrigerant that might blow out when
the gas channels of the evaporator,
pipe extensions or surface coatings
are punctured may cause skin
irritations and eye injuries.
• Do not cover or block the ventilation
holes on your refrigerator with any
material.
• Repairs of the electrical appliances
must only be made by qualified
persons. Repairs performed by
incompetent persons may create a
risk for the user.
• In case of any failure or during
a maintenance or repair work,
disconnect your refrigerator’s mains
supply by either turning off the
relevant fuse or unplugging your
appliance.
• Do not pull by the cable when pulling
off the plug.
• Place the beverage with higher
proofs tightly closed and vertically.
• Flammable items or products that
contain flammable gases (e.g.
spray) as well as the explosive
materials should never be kept in the
appliance.
• Do not use mechanical devices
or other means to accelerate the
defrosting process, others than those

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recommended by the manufacturer.
• This appliance is not intended for use
by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities, or lack of experience
and knowledge, unless they have
been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance by a
person responsible for their safety.
• Children should be supervised to
ensure that they do not play with the
appliance
Starting Up
• Do not operate a damaged
refrigerator. Consult your service if
you have any doubts.
• Electrical safety of your refrigerator
shall be guaranteed only if the earth
system in your house complies with
standards.
If there are any children at
home...
• Do not allow children play with
your refrigerator. They might harm
themselves and the refrigerator. (E.g.
do not allow them hang from the
door.)
Intended use
• This product is designed for
domestic use.
• It should not be used outdoors. It
is not appropriate to use it outdoor
even if the place is covered with a
roof.
Safety instructions
• Exposing the product to rain, snow,
sun and wind is dangerous with
respect to electrical safety.
• Contact the authorized service when
there is a power cable damage and
etc. so that it will not create a danger
for you.
• Caution: Never plug the refrigerator
into the wall outlet during installation.
Otherwise, risk of death or serious
injury may arise.
AYour product is equipped with a
natural cooling system (R600a)
which does not contain CFC and
HFC gases. This gas is flammable.
Therefore, pay attention to not
damaging the cooling system
and piping during usage and
transportation. In the event of
damage, do not dispose the product
in fire; keep your product away from
potential fire sources that can cause
the product catch a fire and ventilate
the room in which the unit is placed.
Things to be done for energy
saving
CDo not leave the doors of your
refrigerator open for a long time.
CDo not put hot food or drinks in your
refrigerator.
CDo not overload your refrigerator so
that the air circulation inside of it is
not prevented.
CDo not install your refrigerator
under direct sunlight or near heat
emitting appliances such as ovens,
dishwashers or radiators.
CPay attention to keep your food in
closed containers.

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3Installation
BPlease remember that the
manufacturer shall not be held
liable if the information given in the
instruction manual is not observed.
Preparation
• Your refrigerator should be installed
at least 30 cm away from heat
sources such as hobs, ovens, central
heater and stoves and at least 5
cm away from electrical ovens and
should not be located under direct
sunlight.
• The ambient temperature of
the room where you install your
refrigerator should at least be 10°C.
Operating your refrigerator under
cooler conditions than this is not
recommended with regard to its
efficiency.
• Please make sure that the interior
of your refrigerator is cleaned
thoroughly.
• If two refrigerators are to be installed
side by side, there should be at least
2 cm distance between them.
• When you operate your refrigerator
for the first time, please observe the
following instructions during the initial
six hours.
- The door should not be opened
frequently.
- It must be operated empty without
any food in it.
- Do not unplug your refrigerator. If
a power failure occurs out of your
control, please see the warnings in
the “Recommended solutions for the
problems” section.
• Original packaging and foam
materials should be kept for future
transportations or moving.
Points to be considered
when re-transporting your
refrigerator
1. Your refrigerator must be
emptied and cleaned prior to any
transportation.
2. Shelves, accessories, crisper and
etc. in your refrigerator must be
fastened securely by adhesive tape
against any jolt before repackaging.
3. Packaging must be tied with thick
tapes and strong ropes and the
rules of transportation printed on the
package must be followed.
Please remember…
Every recycled material is an indis-
pensable source for the nature and for
our national resources.
If you wish to contribute to recycling
the packaging materials, you can get
further information from the environ-
mental bodies or local authorities.

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Before operating your
refrigerator
Before starting to use your refrigerator
check the following:
1. Is the interior of the refrigerator dry
and can the air circulate freely in the
rear of it?
2. Insert the 2 plastic wedges between
the wires of the condenser as
illustrated in the following figure.
Plastic wedges will provide the
required distance between your
refrigerator and the wall in order
to allow the air circulation. (The
illustrated figure is only an example
and does not match exactly with your
product.)
3. Clean the interior of the refrigerator as
recommended in the “Maintenance
and cleaning” section.
4. Plug the refrigerator into the wall
outlet. When the fridge door is open
the fridge compartment interior light
will come on.
5. You will hear a noise as the
compressor starts up. The liquid and
gases sealed within the refrigeration
system may also give rise to noise,
even if the compressor is not running
and this is quite normal.
6. Front edges of the refrigerator may
feel warm. This is normal. These
areas are designed to be warm to
avoid condensation.
Electric connection
Connect your product to a grounded
socket which is being protected by a
fuse with the appropriate capacity.
Important:
• The connection must be in
compliance with national regulations.
• The power cable plug must be easily
accessible after installation.
• Voltage and permitted fuse protection
are indicated in the “Specifications”
section.
• The specified voltage must be equal
to your mains voltage.
• Extension cables and multiway plugs
must not be used for connection.
A damaged power cable must be
replaced by a qualified electrician.
BProduct must not be operated before
it is repaired! There is danger of
electric shock!
Disposing of the packaging
The packing materials may be dan-
gerous for children. Keep the packing
materials out of the reach of children
or dispose them of by classifying them
in accordance with the waste instruc-
tions. Do not dispose them of along
with the normal household waste.
The packing of your refrigerator is
produced from recyclable materials.
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Disposing of your old
refrigerator
Dispose of your old machine without
giving any harm to the environment.
• You may consult your authorized
dealer or waste collection center of
your municipality about the disposal
of your refrigerator.
Before disposing of your refrigerator,
cut out the electric plug and, if there
are any locks on the door, make them
inoperable in order to protect children
against any danger.
Adjusting the legs
If your refrigerator is unbalanced;
You can balance your refrigerator by
turning the front legs of it as illustrated
in the figure. The corner where the leg
exists is lowered when you turn in the
direction of black arrow and raised
when you turn in the opposite direc-
tion. Taking help from someone to
slightly lift the refrigerator will facilitate
this process.
Replacing the interior light
bulb
Should the light fail to work, proceed
as follows.
1- Switch off at the socket outlet and
pull out the mains plug.
You may find it useful to remove shel-
ves for easy access.
2- Use a flat tipped screwdriver to
remove the light diffuser cover.
3- First check that the bulb hasn’t
worked loose by ensuring it is screwed
securely in the holder. Replace the
plug and switch on.
If the bulb works, replace the light co-
ver by inserting the rear lug and pus-
hing up to locate the front two lugs.
4- If the light still fails to work, switch
off at the socket outlet and pull out
the mains plug. Replace the bulb with
a new 15 watt (max) screw cap (SES)
bulb.
5- Carefully dispose of the burnt-out
light bulb immediately.
Replacement light bulb can easily be
obtained from a good local electrical
or DIY store.

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Reversing the doors
Proceed in numerical order
6
7
65
4
5
412
13
14 15
2
1
8
3
9
11
10
16
45 °
23
22
22 23
21
180° 26
28
25
24
18
17
27
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4Using your refrigerator
Thermostat setting button
The interior temperature of your ref-
rigerator changes for the following re-
asons;
• Seasonal temperatures,
• Frequent opening of the door and
leaving the door open for long
periods,
• Food put into the refrigerator
without cooling down to the room
temperature,
• The location of the refrigerator in the
room (e.g. exposing to sunlight).
• You may adjust the varying interior
temperature due to such reasons
by using the thermostat. Numbers
around the thermostat button
indicates the cooling degrees.
• If the ambient temperature is higher
than 32°C, turn the thermostat
button to maximum position.
• If the ambient temperature is lower
than 25°C, turn the thermostat
button to minimum position.
Defrost
A) Fridge compartment
Fridge compartment performs full-
automatic defrosting. Water drops and
a frosting up to 7-8 mm can occur on
the inner rear wall of the fridge com-
partment while your refrigerator cools
down. Such formation is normal as a
result of the cooling system. The frost
formation is defrosted by performing
automatic defrosting with certain inter-
vals thanks to the automatic defrosting
system of the rear wall. User is not
required to scrape the frost or remove
the water drops.
Water resulting from the defrosting
passes from the water collection gro-
ove and flows into the evaporator
through the drain pipe and evaporates
here by itself.
Check regularly to see if the drain
pipe is clogged or not and clear it with
the stick in the hole when necessary.
Deep freezer compartment does not
perform automatic defrosting in order
to prevent decaying of the frozen food.

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B) Freezer compartment
Defrosting is very straightforward and
without mess, thanks to a special def-
rost collection basin.
Defrost twice a year or when a frost
layer of around 7 (1/4”) mm has for-
med. To start the defrosting procedu-
re, switch off the appliance at the soc-
ket outlet and pull out the mains plug.
All food should be wrapped in several
layers of newspaper and stored in a
cool place (e.g. fridge or larder).
Containers of warm water may be
placed carefully in the freezer to speed
up the defrosting.
Do not use pointed or sharp-edged
objects, such as knives or forks to re-
move the frost.
Never use hair dryers, electrical hea-
ters or other such electrical appliances
for defrosting.
Sponge out the defrost water col-
lected in the bottom of the freezer
compartment. After defrosting, dry the
interior thoroughly.
Insert the plug into the wall socket
and switch on the electricity supply.
Icematic and ice storage
container
Using the Icematic
* Fill the Icematic with water and pla-
ce it into its seat. Your ice will be ready
approximately in two hours. Do not
remove the Icematic from its seating
to take ice.
* Turn the knobs on it clockwise by
90 degrees.
Ice cubes in the cells will fall down
into the ice storage container below.
* You may take out the ice storage
container and serve the ice cubes.
* If you wish, you may keep the ice
cubes in the ice storage container.
Ice storage container
Ice storage container is only intended
for accumulating the ice cubes. Do not
put water in it. Otherwise, it will break.

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5Maintenance and cleaning
ANever use gasoline, benzene or
similar substances for cleaning
purposes.
BWe recommend that you unplug the
appliance before cleaning.
• Never use any sharp abrasive
instrument, soap, household
cleaner, detergent and wax polish for
cleaning.
• Use lukewarm water to clean the
cabinet of your refrigerator and wipe
it dry.
• Use a damp cloth wrung out in
a solution of one teaspoon of
bicarbonate of soda to one pint of
water to clean the interior and wipe it
dry.
• Make sure that no water enters the
lamp housing and other electrical
items.
• If your refrigerator is not going to be
used for a long period of time, unplug
the power cable, remove all food,
clean it and leave the door ajar.
• Check door seals regularly to ensure
they are clean and free from food
particles.
• To remove door racks, remove all the
contents and then simply push the
door rack upwards from the base.
Protection of plastic
surfaces
• Do not put the liquid oils or oil-
cooked meals in your refrigerator
in unsealed containers as they
damage the plastic surfaces of your
refrigerator. In case of spilling or
smearing oil on the plastic surfaces,
clean and rinse the relevant part of
the surface at once with warm water.

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6Recommended solutions for the problems
Please review this list before calling the service. It might save you time and money. This list includes
frequent complaints that are not arising from defective workmanship or material usage. Some of the
features described here may not exist in your product.
Complaint Possible Reason Solution
The refrigerator does not
operate
Is the refrigerator properly plugged
in? Insert the plug to the wall socket.
Is the fuse of the socket which your
refrigerator is connected to or the
main fuse blown out? Check the fuse.
Condensation on the
side wall of the fridge
compartment.
Very cold ambient conditions.
Frequent opening and closing of
the door. Highly humid ambient
conditions. Storage of food
containing liquid in open containers.
Leaving the door ajar.
Switching the thermostat to a colder
degree.
Decreasing the time the door left open or
using it less frequently.
Covering the food stored in open
containers with a suitable material.
Wipe the condensation using a dry cloth
and check if it persists.
Compressor is not running
Protective thermic of the compressor
will blow out during sudden power
failures or plug-out plug-ins as the
refrigerant pressure in the cooling
system of the refrigerator has not
been balanced yet.
Your refrigerator will start running
approximately after 6 minutes. Please call
the service if your refrigerator does not
startup at the end of this period.
The fridge is in defrost cycle. This is normal for a full-automatically defrosting refrigerator. Defrosting cycle
occurs periodically.
Your refrigerator is not plugged into
the socket. Make sure that he plug is inserted tightly to the wall socket.
Are the temperature adjustments
correctly made?
There is a power failure. Call your electricity supplier.
The fridge is running
frequently or for a long time.
Your new refrigerator may be wider
than the previous one. This is quite normal. Large refrigerators operate for a longer period of time.
The ambient room temperature may
be high. This is quite normal.
The refrigerator might have been
plugged in recently or might have
been loaded with food.
Cooling down of the refrigerator
completely may last for a couple of hours
longer.
Large amounts of hot food might
have been put in the refrigerator
recently.
Hot food causes longer running of the
refrigerator until they reach the safe
storage temperature.
Doors might have been opened
frequently or left ajar for a long time.
The warm air that has entered into the
refrigerator causes the refrigerator to run
for longer periods. Open the doors less
frequently.
Freezer or fridge compartment door
might have been left ajar. Check if the doors are tightly closed.

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Complaint Possible Reason Solution
The fridge is running
frequently or for a long
time.
The refrigerator is adjusted to a very
low temperature.
Adjust the refrigerator temperature to
a warmer degree and wait until the
temperature is achieved.
Door seal of the fridge or freezer may
be soiled, worn out, broken or not
properly seated.
Clean or replace the seal. Damaged/
broken seal causes the refrigerator to
run for a longer period of time in order
to maintain the current temperature.
The temperatures are too low
The fridge temperature
very low. The fridge temperature is adjusted to a very low temperature. Adjust the fridge temperature to a warmer degree and check.
Food kept in the fridge
compartment drawers are
freezing.
The fridge temperature is adjusted to
a very low temperature. Adjust the fridge temperature to a warmer degree and check.
The temperatures are too high.
Temperature in the fridge
or freezer is very high.
The fridge temperature is adjusted to
a very high degree. Fridge adjustment
has an effect on the temperature of
the freezer.
Change the temperature of the fridge
or freezer until the fridge or freezer
temperature reaches to a sufficient level.
Doors might have been opened
frequently or left ajar for a long time.
Warm air rushes into the fridge or
freezer when the doors are opened.
Open the doors less frequently.
The door might be left ajar. Close the door completely.
Large amounts of hot food might
have been put in the refrigerator
recently.
Wait until the fridge or freezer reaches
the desired temperature.
The refrigerator might have been
plugged in recently.
Cooling down of the refrigerator
completely takes time because of the
size.

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Complaint Possible Reason Solution
Noise
The operation noise
increases when the
refrigerator is running.
The operating performance
characteristics of the refrigerator
may change according to
the changes in the ambient
temperature.
It is normal and not a fault.
Vibrations or noise.
The floor is not even or it is weak.
The refrigerator rocks when moved
slowly.
Make sure that the floor is level, strong
and capable to carry the refrigerator.
The noise may be caused by the
items put onto the refrigerator. Such items should be removed from the top of the refrigerator.
There are noises
like liquid spilling or
spraying.
Liquid and gas flows happen in
accordance with the operating
principles of your refrigerator. It is normal and not a fault.
There is a noise like
wind blowing.
Air activators (fans) are used in
order to allow the refrigerator to
cool efficiently. It is normal and not a fault.
Water/condensation/ice in the refrigerator.
Condensation on
the inner walls of
refrigerator.
Hot and humid weather increases
icing and condensation. It is normal and not a fault.
The doors are ajar. Make sure that the doors are closed
completely.
Doors might have been opened
very frequently or they might have
been left open for along time. Open the door less frequently.
Water/condensation/ice on the outside of the refrigerator.
Humidity occurs on
the outside of the
refrigerator or between
the doors.
The weather may be humid. This is quite normal in humid weather. When the humidity is less, condensation
will disappear.
Bad odor inside the
refrigerator.
Inside of the refrigerator must be
cleaned. Clean the inside of the refrigerator with a sponge, warm water or carbonated water.
Some containers or packaging
materials might be causing the
smell.
Use a different container or different brand
packaging material.

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Complaint Possible Reason Solution
Opening and closing of
the doors
The door(s) is (are) not
closing.
Food packages may prevent the
door’s closing. Replace the packages that are obstructing the door.
The refrigerator is probably not
completely vertical on the floor and
it might be rocking when slightly
moved.
Adjust the elevation screws.
The floor is not level or strong. Make sure that the floor is level and capable
to carry the refrigerator.
Crisper(s) are stuck.
The food might be touching the
ceiling of the drawer. Rearrange food in the drawer.

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In dieser Anleitung finden Sie die folgenden Symbole:
CWichtige Informationen oder nützliche Tipps.
A Warnung vor Verletzungen oder Beschädigungen.
BWarnung vor elektrischem Strom.
This product bears the selective sorting symbol for waste electrical and
electronic equipment (WEEE).
This means that this product must be handled pursuant to European Directive
2002/96/EC in order to be recycled or dismantled to minimize its impact on
the environment. For further information, please contact your local or regional
authorities.
Electronic products not included in the selective sorting process are potentially
dangerous for the environment and human heatlh due to the presence of
hazardous substances.
Recycling

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1 Ihr Kühlschrank 3
Technische Daten Ihres Kühlschranks.............. 4
2 Warnhinweise 5
Allgemeine Hinweise zu Ihrer Sicherheit............ 5
Inbetriebnahme ................................................ 6
Wenn Kinder in der Nähe sind.......................... 6
Bestimmungsgemäßer Gebrauch..................... 6
Sicherheitshinweise.......................................... 6
Dinge, die Sie zum Energiesparen beachten
sollten .............................................................. 6
3 Installation 7
Vorbereitung .................................................... 7
Was Sie bei einem weiteren Transport Ihres
Kühlschranks beachten müssen....................... 7
Bevor Sie Ihren Kühlschrank einschalten .......... 8
Elektrischer Anschluss...................................... 8
Entsorgung der Verpackungsmaterialien .......... 8
Entsorgung von Altgeräten............................... 9
Füße einstellen ................................................. 9
Austausch der Innenbeleuchtung .................... 9
Türanschlag umkehren................................... 10
4 So bedienen Sie Ihren
Kühlschrank 11
Thermostateinstelltaste .................................. 11
Abtauen ......................................................... 11
Eisbereiter und Eisbehälter............................. 12
5 Wartung und Reinigung 13
Schutz der Kunststoffflächen ......................... 13
6 Empfehlungen zur
Problemlösung 14