User manual LIEBHERR CPESF 4023

[. . . ] Gebrauchsanweisung für Kühl-Gefrier-Kombination Operating instructions for fridge-freezer combination Consignes d'utilisation pour combiné réfrigérateur-congélateur Gebruiksaanwijzing voor koel-vries-combinatie Istruzione d'uso per combinazione frigo-congelatore Instrucciones de manejo para combinado frigorífico-congelador Kullaným Kýlavuzu Soðutucu-Dondurucu-Kombinasyonu GR 7081 896-04 C(esf) 35. . /40. . 4510 1 The appliance at a glance 1 On/Off button, fridge section 2* Ventilation button 3 Adjustment button, fridge section 4emperature display, fridge section T 5 Temperature display, freezer section 6 Adjustment button, freezer section 7 Superfrost button 8 Alarm button 9 On/Off button, freezer section W By moving the bottle and can holder, you can prevent bottles from tipping over when the door is opened and closed. A2: The holder slides and releases left or right along the door stops. W You can remove all door racks for cleaning, fig. W The shelves* can be adjusted according to height of frozen food, fig. [. . . ] If only the fridge section is to be switched off, e. g. during holiday periods, always make sure that: the temperature display on the freezer sections remains lit. Switching off WFridge section: The temperature depends on the following factors: - The frequency of opening the door - The room temperature of the installation location - The type, temperature and quantity of the frozen food Recommended temperature setting: 5 °C. The temperature can be changed progressively. When the setting 1 °C is reached, it begins again at 9 °C. - Press the adjustment button 3until the LED of the desired temperature lights up. Adjusting the temperature Fig. A1 The acoustic warning signal can be switched to mute. When the temperature is cold enough again, the alarm function returns to active condition. - The acoustic warning signal shuts off. It goes out when the temperature is cold enough again. Switching the temperature alarm to mute * depending on model and options 13 4 Refrigerator compartment Due to the natural air circulation in the refrigerator compartment, different temperature ranges result, which are beneficial for the storage of different foods. Just above the vegetable bins and at the back of the refrigerator, the air is colder, ideal for raw meat or cold meats; at the top front of the compartment and in the door, the air is warmer, making it ideal for cheese and for spreadable butter. Notes on refrigerating - Store food so that the air can circulate freely; do not place items too close together. Do not cover the ventilator air slots* on the rear wall - improtant for refrigerating capacity!- Always keep foods which easily give off or take on odours or flavours, and liquids, in closed containers or covered. - Always store food which gives off or is sensitive to ethylene gases such as fruit, vegetables and salads separately or wrapped in order not to affect their storage life; e. g. do not store tomatoes together with kiwis or cabbage. Arrangement of food Light-bulb specifications: max. 25 W Socket: E 14 The current and voltage types should agree with the information on the type plate WSwitch off the appliance. Remove the mains plug, or trigger or remove the fuse. WHold the lamp cover at the front according to the illustration, and detach at the rear. WRe-install the cover. Changing the interior lighting You can quickly cool down large quantities of fresh food or achieve a relatively even temperature distribution over all storage surfaces using the fan. Due to the enforced air circulation, the various temperature ranges of normal operation are raised. The following are recommended when cooling by circulating air: - With high room temperature (above approx. Cooling by circulating air uses slightly more energy. [. . . ] - Unscrew the middle turn hinge (2x Torx® 25). 2 (13) - Lift up the door and set it aside. Transferring the middle bearing elements - Carefully detach the cover panel Fig. 2 (14) through 180° and screw it firmly into place on the new hinge side (with 4 Nm). [. . . ]