User manual DE DIETRICH DKP837B

[. . . ] NOTICE DE MONTAGE ET D'UTILISATION MANUAL DE INSTALACIN Y DE USO MANUAL DE INSTALAO E DE UTILIZAO INSTALLATION AND USER MANUAL INSTALLATIONS- UND BENUTZUNGSHANDBUCH INSTALLATIE- EN GEBRUIKERSHANDLEIDING Rfrigrateur-Conglateur Frigorfico-Congelador Fridge-Freezer Khl-Gefrierkombi Koelvriescombinatie Table of Contents 1 Safety and the environment Safety instructions . Respect for the environment and energy saving . Description of your fridge-freezer NO FROST: description and operation . How to install initially Changing the direction of opening the doors . [. . . ] The text line displays "SET TEMP" and the refrigerator temperature should flash, or if not, the zone frame. Use the + or keys to change the temperature, and then press the key to select it. When the freezer is switched off, the refrigerator is also switched off. OFF -21 C -17C -18C -19C -20C -21C -22C -23C -24C OFF Rapid cooling of the refrigerator To start this, press the key repeatedly. The text line displays "RAPID COOLING ON" and the icon should flash. If it was already on, "RAPID COOLING OFF" is displayed in the text line Press the key to switch it off. When the function is ON, the refrigerator temperature is automatically adjusted to the lowest level for 6 hours. The function switches off automatically. It can also be switched off manually before 6 hours have elapsed. Rapid freezing To start this, press the key repeatedly. The text line displays "RAPID FREEZING ON" and the icon should flash. If it was already on, "RAPID FREEZING OFF" is displayed in the text line Press the key to switch it off. When the function is ON, the freezer temperature is automatically adjusted to the lowest level for 52 hours. This function helps the food to freeze. It is recommended to switch it on 24 hours before loading a large amount of food. This function will switch off automatically; it can also be switched off manually. Freezer is insufficiently cold When the freezer temperature is abnormally high, the text line displays "FREEZER NOT SUFFICIENTLY COLD", while the icon flashes and an alarm sounds. The acoustic alarm can be switched of manually by switching on the "RAPID FREEZE" function, the icon . When the appliance is connected for the first time, this symbol is displayed, due to the high temperature of the freezer. 95 ENGLISH Switching the refrigerator on and off Meaning of symbols and functions displayed on the screen ALARMS Holiday function When your refrigerator is not going to be used for a prolonged period, but you wish to keep food in the freezer, this function can be used, leaving the refrigerator door closed. The appliance will stay on very low consumption and no odours will occur in the interior. To start this, press the key repeatedly. The text line displays "HOLIDAY FUNCTION ON" and the icon should flash. When set, the icon remains on steadily and the refrigerator temperature disappears. [. . . ] These noises are as follows: NOISE Humming Gurgling or slight humming Click Slight background noise CAUSE Heard from the motor. Louder humming when the motor starts up Cooling fluid is flowing through the tubes in the refrigerator These are always heard when the thermostat starts or the motor stops If the appliance is fitted with a fan (depending on the model), the air circulating inside causes a slight background noise. Minor faults Some incidents may occur during the use of the appliance. Before calling the service department, consult the manual to see if you can rectify these yourself: FAULT The outer walls are warm REMEDIAL ACTION - this is completely normal, it prevents mist forming on the outside of the appliance - check the settings on the appliance, and that the temperature has not been set too low (see chapter "Setting the temperature for the refrigerator") ENGLISH Certain foods have not frozen completely - check that the meat has not been kept in the freezer for too long. See the table in the chapter "Guide to freezing food" Frozen meat displays white lines - check that the meat has not been kept in the freezer for too long. [. . . ]