GE GTE15 Series User manual

Use and care manual
Part Number:
225D6783P010 Rev. 0
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Troubleshooting Know your Refrigerator Introduction
WELCOME
Our aim is to make your life better every day; that’s why we create appliances which
adapt to your lifestyle and through their technology allow you to enjoy each moment.
Today we invite you to join this world, so you can discover the ingenuity and versatility
that our line of refrigerators oers.
You will nd all of the information you need for running your refrigerator inside this booklet.
We invite you to read it and to enjoy your new product. Thank you for choosing us.
Before beginning, we’ve included a quick guide and a brief description of the most important
parts of your new refrigerator.
QUICK INSTALLATION GUIDE
Choosing a
location
Packaging
Positioning
Cleaning
Installation
Connection
Select a large, clean,
and dry space.
Remove all packaging
including tape, cardboard,
plastic, and Styrofoam.
Allow for a 5 cm space on
each side, 10 cm at the
back, and 10 cm at the top
Before connecting the
plug, clean the
refrigerator with a cloth
or soft sponge and a
neutral soap.
Allow it to operate empty
and with doors closed
for 4 hours before
loading with food.
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Let the refrigerator
stand for 6 to 8 hours
before connecting.
This is the safety alert symbol. This symbol alerts you to potential hazards that can kill
or hurt you and others. All safety messages will follow the safety alert symbol and the
word “DANGER” “WARNING” or “CAUTION”. These words are dened as:
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in minor or moderate injury.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
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BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Read this manual carefully. It is intended to help you operate and maintain your new
refrigerator properly. Keep it handy for answers to your questions.
WARNING – When using this
appliance, always exercise basic safety
precautions, including the following:
• Use this appliance only for its intended
purpose as described in this Owner’s Manual.
• This refrigerator must be properly
installed in accordance with the Installation
Instructions before it is used.
• Do not allow children to climb, stand or
hang on the shelves in the refrigerator. They
could damage the refrigerator and seriously
injure themselves.
• After your refrigerator is in operation, do
not touch the cold surfaces in the freezer
compartment, particularly when hands are
damp or wet. Skin may adhere to these
extremely cold surfaces.
• Do not store or use gasoline or other
ammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity
of this or any other appliance.
• In refrigerators with an automatic icemaker,
avoid contact with the moving parts of the
ejector mechanism, or with the heating
element located on the bottom of the
icemaker. Do not place ngers or hands on
the automatic icemaking mechanism while
the refrigerator is plugged in.
• Keep ngers out of the “pinch point” areas:
clearances between the doors and between
the doors and cabinet are necessarily small.
Be careful closing doors when children are
in the area.
• Unplug your refrigerator before cleaning
and making repairs. NOTE: We strongly
recommend that any servicing be
performed by a qualied individual.
• Before replacing a burned-out light bulb,
unplug the unit.
NOTE: Setting the refrigerator temperature
controls to OFF does not remove power to
the light circuit.
• Do not refreeze frozen foods which have
thawed completely.
DANGER: RISK OF CHILD ENTRAPMENT
Child entrapment and suocation are not problems of the past. Junked or abandoned
refrigeration products are still dangerous… even if they will sit for “just a few days.” If you are
getting rid of your old appliance, please follow these instructions to help prevent accidents.
Before you throw away your old refrigeration product:
• Take o the doors.
• Leave the shelves in place so that children may not easily climb inside.
REFRIGERANTS
All refrigeration products contain refrigerants, which under federal law must be removed
prior to product disposal. If you are getting rid of an old refrigeration product, check with the
company handling the disposal about what to do.
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WARNING – R600a Refrigerant (Only available on certain models)
Warning: This appliance contains isobutane refrigerant, R600a, a natural gas with
high environmental compatibility. However it is also combustible. Please adhere to the
warnings below:
• When handling, installing and operating the appliance, care should be taken to avoid
damage to the refrigerant tubing.
• Servicing shall be performed by factory-authorized service personnel and component parts
shall be replaced with manufacturer-authorized replacement components.
• Refrigeration products contain refrigerants, which under federal law must be removed prior
to product disposal.
• Keep ventilation openings in the appliance enclosures or in the built-in structure clear of
obstruction.
• Do not use mechanical devices or other means to accelerate the defrosting process.
• Do not damage refrigerant circuit.
• Do not use electrical appliances inside the food storage compartment of the appliance.
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INDEX
Introduction
Welcome .......................................................................................................................................................... 2
Quick Installation Guide ............................................................................................................................ 2
Before you Begin .......................................................................................................................................... 3
Index .................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Parts and Features ...................................................................................................................................... 5
Where to Start ............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Choosing a location ................................................................................................................................................... 7
Positioning ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Installation ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Levelling .......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Minimum requirements ........................................................................................................................................... 9
Know Your Product
Temperature Control ............................................................................................................................... 10
General Temperature Control .............................................................................................................................11
Freezer Temperature Control ............................................................................................................... 11
Exterior Display (only available with certain models)............................................................... 13
Express Chill Zone Function (only available with certain models) ...................................................... 13
Exterior Temperature Control ........................................................................................................................... 15
Power Cool Function .............................................................................................................................................. 15
Holidays Function.................................................................................................................................................... 15
Alarm Function.......................................................................................................................................................... 15
Lock Function............................................................................................................................................................. 16
Energy Saver............................................................................................................................................................... 16
Smart Station (only available with certain models)..................................................................... 16
Smart Fill Ice Factory ............................................................................................................................... 18
Compartments ........................................................................................................................................... 21
Fruits & Veggies Crisper.......................................................................................................................................... 21
Humidity Control....................................................................................................................................................... 21
Deli Fresh Compartment....................................................................................................................................... 21
Meat Keeper................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Veggie Balcony Accessory................................................................................................................................... 22
Take&Go Egg Box....................................................................................................................................... 22
Egg Dispenser............................................................................................................................................... 22
Shelves............................................................................................................................................................ 23
Safety Glass Spill Guard Shelves ...................................................................................................................... 23
Freezer Shelves.......................................................................................................................................................... 23
Medium Bin.................................................................................................................................................................. 24
Wide Door Bin............................................................................................................................................................. 24
Double Capacity Bin ............................................................................................................................................... 24
Door Bin with bottle divider ................................................................................................................................. 24
Dairy Shelf................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Air Distribution ............................................................................................................................................ 25
Getting the Most from Your Refrigerator.......................................................................................... 26
Solving Problems
Cleaning and Servicing Your Refrigerator ...................................................................................... 28
Heating of Areas Close to Freezer...................................................................................................... 28
General Precautions ................................................................................................................................ 28
Trips and Absences.................................................................................................................................... 28
Moving............................................................................................................................................................. 29
Power Failure............................................................................................................................................... 29
Normal Operating Sounds..................................................................................................................... 29
Changing the Light Bulb.......................................................................................................................... 29
Frequently Asked Questions ................................................................................................................ 30

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PARTS AND FEATURES
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Freezer Compartment
Freezer Shelves
Freezer Temperature Control
Express Chill Zone (if applicable)
Smart Filll Ice Factory (if applicable)
Medium Door Bin
Wide Door Bin
Fresh Food Compartment
Fresh Food Shelf
Deli Fresh Compartment
Fruits & Veggies Crisper
Veggie Balcony Accessory (if applicable)
Air-Genious Air Flow Outlets
Take&Go Egg Box (if applicable)
Double Capacity Wide Shelf
Jumbo Drinks Door Bin
Bottle Divider
Smart Station (if applicable)
Fresh Food Temperature Control
(depending on model)
External Access to Smart Station (if applicable)
Display (if applicable)
Express Chill Zone
Express Chill Zone Cooling Timer
Temperature Control
Power Cool
Holidays
Alarm
Lock
Energy Saver
Refrigerator Bulb (LED or standard bulb
depending on model)
Handles
Wheels and Levellers
Cold Meat Keeper
For a better
temperature
distribution and
use of energy, it is
recommended that
shelves as well as
module bins to be
assembled such
that the separation
between them be
proportional, see
figure for reference.
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PARTS AND FEATURES
For more details on the use and the specications of the benets described below, we
recommend you consult the rest of the manual.
EXPRESS CHILL ZONE
Inside the freezer you
will find this separate
compartment designed to
rapidly cool your favourite
foods and drinks.
You can control it from the
exterior display and it will
let you know when your
foods and drinks are
ready. (pg. 13)
VEGGIE BALCONY
ACCESSORY
EXTERIOR DISPLAY
TAKE & GO EGG BOX
SMART FILL
ICE FACTORY
POWER COOL
SMART STATION
Specially designed to allow
easy organisation of your
favourite foods.
Furthermore, thanks to its
external access you will
always have these on hand.
Not having to open the
refrigerator door, thanks to
this special access,
will help save energy.(pg. 17)
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functions like the Express Chill Zone, as well as the refrigerator
temperature. (pg. 13)
You can take this
multipurpose egg box
wherever you want.
In addition, it’s designed
to hold loose eggs or a
carton.
You can also put
the Take&Go in the
“Double Capacity” shelf at
the door.
(pg. 22)
This no-spill ice-maker has
a removable cylinder which
can be easily filled and when
in place, automatically fills
the ice-trays. It also comes
with a storage box that can
be used as an ice-bucket.
(pg. 18)
The Power Cool function
is great for rapidly cooling
a large amount of room
temperature food once it’s
placed in the refrigerator.
As soon as you get back
from the supermarket,
simply activate it and it
will rapidly cool the
refrigerator interior.
(pg. 15)
To protect delicate fruit
and vegetables, we’ve
designed this accessory
for the crisper.
Now, it will be even easier
to find those little odds and
ends and have everything
organised. (pg. 22)
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WHERE TO START?
Choosing a Location
Choose a place for your refrigerator. We recommend a large space that can be kept clean
and dry to prevent oxidation
Positioning
To ensure that the refrigerator works correctly, it’s important that air can circulate.
We recommend the following minimum surrounding distances:
• 5 cm on both sides, 10 cm at the back, 10 cm on top.
• Don’t position it near heat-generating appliances such as
hobs, heaters, or in areas exposed to sunlight. This could
overwork the refrigerator, making it less efficient and
increasing energy consumption.
• Keep clearance as described above.
Observing these distances and recommendations will
guarantee you a fully-functioning product, as it will prevent
the components from direct contact with walls and furniture,
thus avoiding unpleasant sounds.
Installation
You must remove all packaging including: tape, cardboard,
plastic, and/or Styrofoam (EPS).
THE REFRIGERATOR MUST NOT BE CONNECTED
TO AN ENERGY SOURCE BEFORE INSTALLATION
IS COMPLETE.
IMPORTANT:
Let the refrigerator stand for 6 to 8 hours before connecting it to allow the cooling
gas and the compressor oil to settle.
Top
Base
Corner
packaging
WIDTH (see table)
DOOR OPENING
DIRECTION
Model Ingenious Ingenious
Capacity
Total Dimensions
(Closed Doors)
Depth
Width
DEPTH (see table)
393 litres 508 litres
cm cm
126 139
108 121
10 cm
10 cm
5 cm
GTE15 series GTE19 series
Total Dimensions (With doors open)
Depth
Widht
70 70
67 75
Top
Base
Corner
packaging
WIDTH (see table)
DOOR OPENING
DIRECTION
Model Ingenious Ingenious
Capacity
Total Dimensions
(Closed Doors)
Depth
Width
DEPTH (see table)
393 litres 508 litres
cm cm
126 139
108 121
10 cm
10 cm
5 cm
GTE15 series GTE19 series
Total Dimensions (With doors open)
Depth
Widht
70 70
67 75
Top
Base
Corner
packaging
WIDTH (see table)
DOOR OPENING
DIRECTION
Model Ingenious Ingenious
Capacity
Total Dimensions
(Closed Doors)
Depth
Width
DEPTH (see table)
393 litres 508 litres
cm cm
126 139
108 121
10 cm
10 cm
5 cm
GTE15 series GTE19 series
Total Dimensions (With doors open)
Depth
Widht
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67 75

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Levelling
To level the refrigerator use the two
levelling screws found on the base at
the front.
Make sure that the refrigerator is placed
on level ground. Adjust the levelling
screws to ensure that the refrigerator
doesn’t move during day-to-day use.
Turn the screws anti-clockwise to lift the
front of the refrigerator and clockwise
to lower it.
The front part of the refrigerator should
be a little higher than the back causing
it to tilt backwards slightly. Levelling
requires two people; one to tilt the unit
backwards and the other to turn the
screws.
To level it, lift the front by turning the
screws until there is a 48 mm (1.9 in) gap
between the oor and the base of the
refrigerator, as indicated in the gure
on the right.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING WHEN INSTALLING:
IMPORTANT: before plugging the refrigerator:
1. Leave the refrigerator to stand for 6 to 8 hours:
2. Clean the interior of your refrigerator with a cloth or soft sponge, and a neutral
soap or a bicarbonate of soda solution.
3. Plug it in to the correct outlet.
4. Leave it on, empty and closed, for 4 hours before putting food inside.
5. Avoid opening the door before optimum temperature has been reached.
6. If you want to move your refrigerator to another location, disconnect it.
When it has been repositioned repeat steps 4 and 5.
In the case of physical, mental or sensorial diculties (including children), or if you
don’t have sucient experience or knowledge to handle this product, you will need
the assistance of a capable adult to ensure safety.
Children should always be supervised. This product is not a toy.
Levelling
screws Back wheels
mm84
Front
Front
Front
Levelling
screws Back wheels
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
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Minimum Electrical Requirements:
220/240V - 50Hz for residential use, ideally protected by a fuse or circuit breaker.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION:
1.Install your refrigerator to the closest outlet. The use of an
extension cord is not recommended
2.Where possible, avoid connecting other electrical appliances
to the same outlet as your refrigerator while it’s in use. This
will prevent uctuations in voltage and overheating of the
refrigerator.
3.To connect and disconnect your refrigerator, take the cord
by the plug and remove it. Never pull on the cable.
4.Your refrigerator comes equipped with a type “Y” polarised
power cord, which includes a grounding cable. Do not
remove the ground prong by using a two-prong adaptor,
or cut the cable to replace the original plug for a two-prong
plug.
5.If you live in a region where there are voltage and frequency
variations, don’t connect your refrigerator into the outlet.
You must install an automatic voltage regulator with a
minimum power of 500 Watts or 1000 Watts. Make sure
the regulator can handle your region’s variations in tension.
6. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by
the manufacter, its service agent or similarly qualied
persons in order to avoid a hazard.
IMPORTANT:
Ignoring the above-mentioned advice places the
responsibility for any personal or material risk
entirely with the customer.
País Características Nominales
México 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Brasil 127 V ~ 60 Hz / 220 V ~ 60 Hz
Europa 220 V - 240 V ~ 50 Hz
Medio Oriente 220 V - 50 Hz / 110 V ~ 60 Hz
Perú 220 V ~ 60 Hz
Ecuador 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Venezuela115 V ~ 60 Hz
Colombia115 V ~ 60 Hz
Chile 220 V ~ 50 Hz
El Salvador 115 V ~ 60 Hz
Argentina 220 V ~ 50 Hz
Canadá 115 V ~ 60 Hz
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KNOW YOUR PRODUCT
32°C 10°C
N 32°C 16°C
Subtropical ST 38°C 16°C
Tropical T 43°C 16°C
ROOM TEMPERATURE
Temperature Range
Temperate SN
Symbol Maximum Minimum
Mild Temperate
The refrigerator is designed to operate in ambient temperatures as specied in the tem-
perature range indicated in the table.
NOTE: internal temperature can be aected by factors such as the location
of the refrigerator, the room temperature, and how often the doors are opened.
Adjust the temperature controls accordingly to compensate for these factors.
Temperature Control
The internal temperature of the freezer compartments and the cooler can be regulated to
allow them to be adjusted for suitable conservation of food.
When using your refrigerator for the rst time, we recommend maintaining the original
factory positions (in mid-position).
Let it stand for 4 to 6 hours to allow the temperature to stabilise.
If you need to change the temperature after this period you can adjust it with the controls.
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Fresh Food Temperature Control
Use this knob to adjust the overall performance of your refrigerator (fresh food and freezer
compartment together). The refrigerator control has temperature graduations for both
compartments that vary from minimum (least cold) to maximum (coldest). If necessary,
adjust the control and monitor the food for a couple of hours.
You can adjust it until you obtain the desired refrigeration level temperature. You will have
to wait between 4 and 6 hours until the refrigerator stabilizes.
Freezer Temperature Control
Use this control only if you prefer to change
temperature of freezer compartment and leaving
the fresh food compartment unchanged.
Your refrigerator has an additional control that
regulates the air ow between the freezer and
the fresh food compartment It’s calibrated in
the factory to ensure optimum function, so we
recommend you don’t alter its position.
If you wish to adjust it, put a coin into the central slot. By turning it to the right you’ll
generate greater air ow to the freezer, accelerating the freezing process.
However, you’ll notice that the fresh food compartment will take longer to reach the correct
temperature. By turning the control to the left, the air ow to the fresh food compartment
will increase, delaying the freezing process according to the following guide:
IMPORTANT:
Changing the position of the air regulator will alter the time it takes the fresh food
compartment to reach the correct temperature but not the temperature itself.
NOTE: Do not overll the refrigerator. Leave space between food and use
the shelves provided to hold everything. This will facilitate the necessary air
circulation and allow the proper cooling of food.
Freezer temperature Least Cold Suggested Coldest
Fresh food compartment
temperature
Position When to Use
Cold days
Few food stored
Infrequent opening of door
Hot days
Many food stored
Frequent opening of doors
Maximum
Minimum
Turn the knob towards Minimum
for less chill or towards Maximum
for greater chill.
Medium Recommended for normal use
Regulator
Position
Maximum
Minimum
As set As set
to get
better use
of energy
Freezer temperature Least Cold Suggested Coldest
Fresh food compartment
temperature
Position When to Use
Cold days
Few food stored
Infrequent opening of door
Hot days
Many food stored
Frequent opening of doors
Maximum
Minimum
Turn the knob towards Minimum
for less chill or towards Maximum
for greater chill.
Medium Recommended for normal use
Regulator
Position
Maximum
Minimum
As set As set
to get
better use
of energy
Temperatura congelador Menos frío SugeridoMás frío
Temperatura enfriador No varía
Posición Situación De Uso
Días fríos
Pocos alimentos almacenados
Poca apertura en las puertas
Días calientes
Muchos alimentos almacenados
Mayor frecuencia en apertura de puertas
Máxima
Mínimo
Gira la perilla hacia Mínimo
para menos frío o hacia
Máximo para más frío.
Media La recomendable para un uso normal
Posición del
Regulador
NOTE: For some models the temperature control is located on the exterior
control or display. If your model has an external control or display, see page
13 to understand how it works.
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1. The room temperature inuences the performance of your refrigerator. The
higher the external temperature, the colder the selected temperature in
the fresh food compartment should be.
2. We recommend selecting a lower temperature if you frequently open the
door.
3. When placing your food inside the refrigerator, do not to block the airways.
This will allow adequate circulation and keep the inside temperature stable
and uniform, thus only freezing the items in the freezer.
4. Use the top compartment to freeze food, conserving it for longer. Use the
lower compartment to refrigerate food.
5. If your refrigerator has a Express Chill Zone, you should take into account
that some fresh fruit and vegetables are cold-sensitive and it is not a good
idea to keep them in this compartment.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
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EXTERIOR DISPLAY
(only available with certain models)
Some models have an external display that will allow you to operate certain functions
additional to those that come as standard.
EXPRESS CHILL ZONE FUNCTION
(only available with certain models)
Designed to rapidly cool food and drinks. Via the
exterior panel you can control the functions of
the Express Chill Zone; the area found at the top part of the freezer.
This is labelled with the letter “d” in the original “Parts and Features” on page 5.
The Express Chill Zone, with its predetermined cooling temperatures for food and drink,
oers great versatility.
On top of this, it gives you three timing options of 20, 15, or 10 minutes, so that you can
select the option which best suits your needs.
NOTE: Before activating the Express Chill Zone Function, you must deactivate
the Holidays or Power Cool functions. If you activate Holidays or Power Cool
while the Express Chill Zone Function is on, you will hear an alarm that signals
the program can’t be carried out.
Power
Cool
Function
Express Chill
Zone Button
Temperatur
e
Control
Holidays
Function
Alarm
Function Lock Function
Energy
Saver
Indicator
Express Chill Zone
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HOW IT WORKS
First, place the food and drink that you want to cool rapidly into the Express Chill
Zone. Make sure to lower the bottom hatch of the Express Chill Zone before closing
the freezer door.
To activate the Express Chill Zone, press the Express Chill Zone button on the display
a number of times until you reach the desired run time. 5 seconds after setting is
complete, it will start to work.
A countdown clock on the display screen will show the remaining time. When the time
is up, an alarm will sound, the countdown clock will read “0” and the button light will
ash for a minute, indicating that your food and drink are ready to be taken out. The
alarm will sound until you press the Express Chill Zone button.
The Express Chill Zone Function will deactivate automatically:
• If you keep pressed the Express Chill Zone button, thereby exiting the programme
before the required time has elapsed.
• If you press the Express Chill Zone button once the programme is completed and
the alarm is sounding.
• Once the cooling time has elapsed, the alarm has sounded for one minute and
stopped
TABLE OF RECOMMENDED CHILLING TIMES
NOTE: Times vary depending on the initial temperature of your foods and
drinks. If upon programme completion, the items haven’t reached the desired
temperature, you can add additional minutes using the display. The Express
Chill Zone can be reprogrammed after 5 minutes have passed since last use. If
you decide to cool your items for longer, be alert for when the alarm rings to
indicate the foods and drinks are ready and remove them from the
compartment. This will prevent them from freezing, WHICH IS ESPECIALLY
IMPORTANT FOR CARBONATED BEVERAGES.
The following table outlines the time required to cool room temperature drinks
(25°C to 30°C) in the Express Chill Zone:
TIP: If you use the fresh food compartment
for beer and soda, you can bring them to the
perfect temperature before your guests arrive
using the Express Chill Zone. It usually takes
10 to 15 minutes to cool them from 8° to 0°.
IMPORTANT:
You should not store carbonated drinks with the intention of freezing them in the
Express Chill Zone. This programme should only be used to cool them.
DO NOT exceed the recommended times. Your alarm will sound for a minute
after the time has lapsed, which is when you need to take your items out of the
compartment. Ignoring the above-mentioned advice places the responsibility for
any consequences entirely with the customer.
Beverages Times
Red Wine 30 min
White Wine 45 min
Sparkling Wine 45 min
Beers 60 min
Sodas 45 min
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EXTERIOR TEMPERATURE
CONTROL
On models with the exterior door display,
press “Fridge Temp”repeatedly to adjust
temperature to the desired level. The
“Cold” level (least cold) light is found on the left-hand side, and
when all the lights are illuminated the refrigerator is at the “Coldest”
temperature.
POWER COOL FUNCTION
This is designed to speed up the cooling and freezing of the entire
refrigerator. We recommend activating this function once you return
from the supermarket as you will be storing various room
temperature items in the refrigerator.
NOTE: BEFORE ACTIVATING THE POWER COOL FUNCTION,
the Holidays and Express Chill Zone must be deactivated
as these functions cannot work simultaneously
The Power Cool helps to cool your food faster since the refrigerator will work at its
maximum cooling power. Once this function is deactivated, the refrigerator will return to
working as normal. It is activated by pressing the Power Cool button. This turns the LED
light on, which indicates that the function has been activated.
HOLIDAYS FUNCTION
This assists you in saving energy when you go on holidays.
To use this function, press the Holidays button; the LED indicator will
light up telling you that the function is now activated. To deactivate it,
the Holidays button must be pressed again. Once the fresh
food compartment door is opened the function will deactivate
automatically.
For periods longer than a fortnight we recommend you unplug the
refrigerator, clean it, and leave the doors wide open.
NOTE: BEFORE ACTIVATING THE HOLIDAYS FUNCTION, the
Power Cool and the Express Chill Zone functions must be
deactivated as these functions cannot work simultaneously.
ALARM FUNCTION
When this function is activated, an alarm will sound when the door has
been left open for longer than a minute; accordingly, if this function is not
activated and the door is left open, the alarm will not sound. Activating
this function helps you to avoid leaving the door open by mistake, thus
preventing your refrigerator from being less ecient and consuming
more energy.
The alarm will stop sounding once the door has been closed.
To use this function, press the Alarm button until the light turns on.
You can deactivate it at anytime press the button again until the light
turns o.

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Capacidad
1 Queso tipo americano 200 gr
1 Paquete de salchichas 450gr
1 Paquete jamón 300gr
3 Yogurts p/beber
1lt de Jugo de naranja
1lt de leche
1 mayonesa de 370 gr
1 Queso tipo americano 200 gr
1 Paquete de salchichas 450gr
2 Yogurts p/beber
8 Yogurts cremosos para niños de 100 gr
4 jugos con envase tetrapack de 250 ml
2 leches con envase tetrapack de 250ml
1 botella de vino 750ml
1 Refresco 1lt o 1 tetrapack 1lt (jugo)
1 Botella de agua medio litro
3 latas de cerveza
4 jugos de fruta tetrabrick 250mlt
2 botellas de 500ml de bebidas hidratantes
Agua 1lt botella
1 litro de jugo botella plástica
3 manzanas
1 Paquete de 1kg de tortillas
1 Plato desechable con comida
LOCK FUNCTION
This function blocks the exterior control of the display, preventing
anyone from changing its control conguration accidentaly. To use this
function, press the Lock button for 3 seconds; the button will then
light up telling you that the function has been activated. If you press
any button other than the Lock button, the light will icker and you
will hear a beeping sound that indicates the display is blocked. To
deactivate this function, simply repress the Lock button for 3
seconds and the light will go o, indicating the function has been
disabled. We recommend that you activate the Lock Function when
you want to clean the display.
ENERGY SAVER
This indicator informs you about your refrigerator is running at
lowest energy consumption model.The indicator light will turn on if:
• You go on a trip for a period longer than 5 days.
• The door is not opened constantly (dependent on your refrigerator
load as well as the room temperature).
• You activate the Holidays Function.
SMART STATION
(only available with certain models)
The Smart Station provides quick access to a
special zone in your refrigerator.
This compartment allows you to easily grab food
without having to open the refrigerator door. It
comes with a multi-positional shelf that you can
adjust according to your needs.
The Smart Station has both internal and external
access. You can put your food into the refrigerator
via the internal access, while the external access
lets you take out food from this compartment
without opening the refrigerator door.
This will make your refrigerator more energy-
ecient.
To open the Smart Station’s internal
compartment press the button
located beside the medium shelves in
the centre.
Press it and pull it
towards you to open the door.
To close, push it until you hear a click.
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SMART STATION - SUGGESTED USE
Your Smart Station’s
capacity oers you
maximum versatility and is
perfectly adaptable to your
lifestyle. Below are some
suggestions of
its many uses
Furthermore, you can also
put ingredients for a specic
recipe into your Smart
Station; for instance, a cake,
sauce or pasta, etc.
Later, you can access these
quickly without having to
open the refrigerator door
each time you need a new
ingredient.
On top of all this, the
external access door to
your Smart Station can
be opened and used to
temporarily hold up to 11 kg
of food and drink.
NOTE: Be careful that children do
not hang or are left on the door
because they can be hurt.
NOTE: The Smart Station comes
with an air conductor which
brings cold air from the freezer to
the Smart Station guaranteeing
the perfect temperature for your
favourite foods. Make sure to leave
the airway clear.
1 packet yellow cheese singles
1 packet yellow cheese singles
1 packet sausages
1 packet ham (300g)
3 drinking yogurts
1 litre orange juice
1 litre milk
Jar of mayonnaise (370g)
1 packet sausages or 4 of baby carrots
2 drinking yogurts
8 Petit Suisse
4 mini-cartons fruit juice
2 mini-cartons milk
1 bottle of wine
1 soda (1 ltr) or 1 juice (1 ltr)
1 half-litre bottle of wáter
3 cans of beer
4 fruit juices (250 ml each)
2 hydrating drinks (500 ml each)
Water bottle (1 ltr)
1 bottle of juice (1 ltr)
3 apples
1 disposable plate of food
5 half-litre containers with individual
portions ready for the week
Leftovers
Practi-lunch
Kidspace
Happy hour
Sport
Use Capacity
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In case of a spillage, you can take the following steps to
easily clean the exterior door:
To remove and reinstall the exterior door of your
Smart Station you will need a small screwdriver:
1. Open the exterior access door
2. Use the at part of the screwdriver to remove
the door from the base on the left hand side.
3. Find the hinge and put the screwdriver into it.
4. Once you have unscrewed the hinge, pull the
door to the right until it comes away.
5. To replace the door, rst attach it to the bolt on
the right-hand side.
6. Slide the edge to the right using the screwdriver,
and align it with the marked groove.
7. Use light movements until you hear a click
indicating that the door is properly positioned.
SMART FILL ICE FACTORY
(only available with certain models)
This no-spill ice-maker with removable cylinder
feeds directly into the ice-tray. It comes with a
storage box that can hold up to 900g of ice.
WARNING!
FILL ONLY WITH DRINKING WATER
STARTING UP
Remove the water cylinder found at the top of the
SMART FILL ICE FACTORY (SFIF) by pulling the top
middle part towards you.
Once removed, place the water cylinder on a at
surface. Open The top, which you’ll nd in the
middle centre. To avoid spillages, make sure that
there’s no residual ice obstructing the valve of the
cylinder before you ll it with water. Pour 180 ml
of puried water into the cylinder or ll it to the
maximum level.
Replace the top, placing pressure on the middle.
It’s essential that it’s secure in the centre in order
to avoid water leaking out.
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NOTE: It’s important that once you have completed the above steps you make sure that
the water cylinder is correctly installed to prevent water freezing in the cylinder’s interior.
CAUTION: Only ll with drinking water.
REMOVAL OF ICE
1. After a while, your ice cubes will be ready for
use. To remove them, pull the handle slowly
towards you until it’s fully down. At this point
it will be necessary to pull the handle a little
more forcefully until you hear the ice fall into
the lower compartment of your SMART FILL ICE
FACTORY.
2. This compartment can hold up 3 complete
releases of the ice-tray. To remove the ice,
simply lift and pull the storage box that you will
nd in the lower part. This box is designed to be
brought wherever you wish. To make more ice,
repeat the process.
NOTE: The cylinder can only hold one
load at a time. Before repeating the
process, make sure that the tray is empty.
NOTE: The ice produced may vary in
size.
CLEANING YOUR SMART FILL ICE FACTORY
When cleaning your Smart Fill Ice Factory it is imperative that you only use a soft sponge
with water and a neutral soap. Afterwards, leave it to dry.
DO NOT use a steel wool sponge or detergent to clean the SFIF (especially the ice-bucket), as
this could aect how it works, change how it looks, and aect the avour of your ice cubes.
CLEANING THE CYLINDER
Only use a soft sponge with water and a neutral soap to clean. Afterwards, leave it to dry.
Don’t use steel wool sponges or detergents, knives or forks as these could scratch or damage
the central valve. If there’s frozen water inside the cylinder, let it melt or use tepid water to
speed up the process.
IMPORTANT: When removing the ice cubes,
pull the handle all the way down. You will feel
resistance at this point, but you need to pull
a little more so that the ice-tray twists and
releases the ice into the lower compartment.
Once this point has been reached, the process
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CLEANING THE TRAY
1.First, open the front door where you
see a small lip on the right-hand
side. Pull the door towards you until
completely open.
2.Then, to remove the ice-tray from its
tting, take it by the right-hand side
and at the same time, pull it down and
towards you. Finally, pull it out by the
centre, keeping it horizontal.
3.To replace the ice-tray in the Smart
Fill Ice Factory, align the short sides
with the lateral ttings and push it
until it’s completely inserted.
4.Afterwards, push the tray by the
right-hand side until you hear a click,
which will ensure the tray securely in
place while working. Close the lid of
the Smart Fill Ice Factory. Your device
will be ready for use once again.
IMPORTANT: Use tepid water to remove residual ice which
will form with regular use of the Smart Fill Ice Factory. This
residue could form on the lid you use to ll the water cylinder,
the cylinder valve, and the ice-box, thus aecting the working
of dierent parts of the system.
Don’t use ice-picks, forks, or knives to remove the residual ice
as to do so could damage the Smart Fill Ice Factory.
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