User manual AEG-ELECTROLUX SANTOW98820-5ILIS

[. . . ] If you transfer the appliance to another owner, make sure that you pass on the booklet together with the appliance. Note: This instruction booklet covers a number of models which are technically similar but which have different equipment and fittings. Take into account only the information which refers specifically to the model purchased. 30 Contents Safety . Disposal of appliances which are no longer used . [. . . ] Press the ALARM-STOP button to stop the flashing alarm. The value of the highest temperature reached during the alarm flashes in the display window for about 10 seconds. After 10 seconds, the display returns to the value of the actual temperature in the freezer compartment. Depending on the extent of the temperature rise, check the condition of the stored food and decide on how to deal with it. Note: The red alarm light flashes from the moment the appliance is switched on until the temperature inside the freezer compartment has reached the required value. If you wish to stop the flashing alarm, press the ALARM-STOP button. 45 Internal accessories Shelves Ì The large full shelf must always be fitted in the bottom guides immediately above the fruit and vegetable containers. Leave the shelf in this position to keep fruit and vegetables fresh longer. Storing tall packs: Ì Push the front part of one of the half shelves back over the rear half (Fig. This creates space for storing tall packs on the shelf below. Fig. 14 Door liner Shelf for small items If you wish to store several bottles over a certain height in the bottle shelf, move the shelf for small items sideways or lift it (Fig. 15/C). Tube compartment A special compartment for tubes, medicines and other small size packs is provided in the bottom the bottle shelf (Fig. The "longfresh" cold compartment is recommended for longer storage times. For physical reasons, different temperature zones are formed inside the refrigerator compartment. The coldest zone is on the bottom shelf, just above the fruit and vegetable containers. The warmest zones are the top shelves and the door shelves. The following is an example of the most suitable places to store food (Fig. 20). 49 Correct positioning of foods Storage in the "longfresh" compartment In the "longfresh" compartment, the temperature is maintained at a constant level, between 0°C and +3°C. Food stored in the "longfresh" cold compartment stays fresh three times longer than if it were stored in the normal refrigerator compartment. The following are suitable for storage in the "longfresh" compartment: ­ Fresh meat and delicatessen products; ­ fresh poultry; ­ fresh fish; ­ cheese, butter, ricotta; ­ small fruits; ­ carrots, radishes, cauliflower, chicory; ­ salad, mushrooms. The following are not suitable for storage in the "longfresh" compartment: ­ fruit which is not resistant to low temperatures, citrus and tropical fruits such as lemons, oranges, bananas, papaya, pineapple, avocado; ­ vegetables are not resistant to low temperatures, such as cucumber, tomatoes, peppers, beans, courgettes, aubergines and potatoes. Cover or wrap food before placing it in the "longfresh" compartment. This will preserve its aroma, moistness, and colour and it will keep longer. [. . . ] Technical data for bulb: 220-240 V, 15 W max. , E 14 bulb holder Ì To replace the bulbs, unscrew the cross-head screw and remove the light cover by pulling it downwards (Fig. Ì Refit the light cover and tighten the cross-head screw. Fig. 21 Service If you are unable to solve an operating problem by consulting this booklet, call your retailer or our Technical Service Centre. To avoid extra cost and waste of time, please give the following appliance details when calling: Appliance model. [. . . ]