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Instructions

appliancedisposal

0 Disposal

your old

appliance

When replacing your old appliance with a

new one, please comply with the

following:

Old appliances

are

not worthless rubbish.

Valuable raw materials

can

reclaimed

recycling old appliances.

Render your old appliance unusable:

Pull

out the mains plug,

Cut off the power cord and discard with

mains plug,

3. To prevent children from locking

themselves

the refrigerator and

suffocating, REMOVE THE LOCK.

Professional disposal

required for

refrigerants

refrigeration appliances and

gases contained

the insulation. Ensure

that refrigeration tubing and coils

are

not

damaged or punctured prior to their

proper disposal.

0 Disposal of packaging

Warning:

Keep children away from the shipping

carton and packaging components.

Danger of suffocation from folding car-

tons and plastic film.

You received your new appliance

protective shipping carton.

All

packaging

materials

are

environmentally friendly and

recyclable. Please contribute to a better

enviro'nment by disposing of packaging

materials

environmentally-friendly

manner.

Please ask your dealer or inquire

your

local authority about current means of dis-

posal.

Safety information

Before switching on the

appliance

Please

read

the operating and installation

instructions carefully. They contain impor-

tant information on how to install, use

and

maintain the appliance.

The manufacturer

not liable if

you

fail

comply with the instructions and warnings

the operating manual. Please retain

these operating and installation instruc-

tions

they

may

be required

a subse-

quent appliance user.

Installing and connecting

the appliance

& Warning!

The appliance contains a small quantity of

the environmentally-friendly but flamma-

ble refrigerant R600a. Ensure that the

re-

frigeration tubing

not damaged during

transportation and installation. Leaking

refrigerant may cause

eye

injuries or

ignite.

refrigerant

leaking out:

-Avoid naked flames and ignition

sources near the leakage.

-Unplug the appliance and ventilate the

room for several minutes.

The more refrigerant

appliance, the

larger the room must

\'Jhich

the

appliance

situated.

a leak occurs

room which

too smail. a flammable

gas-air mixture

may

occur.

The room must

least 1

per 8 g of

refrigerant. The amount of refrigerant

your appliance

indicated on the rating

plate inside the appliance.

an emergency

• Wash

eyes

and

call

a doctor.

•

Keep

ignition sparks

and

naked flames

away from the appliance.

•.

Pull

out the mains plug and ventilate the

·room thoroughly for several minutes.

Using the appliance

•

the following cases remove the mains

plug or switch

OFF

the fuse:

-Defrosting

-Cleaning

Do NOT pull out the plug by tugging the

mains cable.

• Repairs may only

performed by

qualified customer-service technicians.

Improper repairs may put the user

considerable danger.

•

NEVER

use electrical appliances inside

the appliance

(e.g.

heater, ice-cream

maker,

etc).

•

NOT stand or support yourself on

the base, drawers or doors, etc.

• Bottles which contain a high percentage

of alcohol must

sealed and placed

vertically

the refrigerator.

•

NEVER

store products which contain

flammable propellant gases

(e.g.

aerosols) or explosive substances

the

appliance -Explosion hazard!

,·

•

NOT allow children to play with the

appliance.

•

the appliance features a lock, keep

the key out of the reach of children!

•

NEVER

use a steam cleaner to defrost

clean

the appliance. Steam

may

come into contact with

live

components

the appliance and cause a short-cir-

cuit or

electric shock.

•

NOT allow

oil

or fat to come into

contact with the plastic components or

door

seal,

otherwise the plastic parts

and door

seal

could become porous.

•

not store bottled or canned drinks

(especially carbonated drinks)

the

freezer compartment. Bottles

and

cans

will

explode.

•

not put

ice

lolly or ice cube

directly from the freezer compartment

into your mouth. Risk of burns from

very

low temperatures!

• Never touch frozen food with wet

hands. Your hands could

freeze

to the food!

•

not scrape off hoarfrost or stuck

frozen

foQd

with a knife or pointed

object. You could damage the refrige-

rant tubing. Leaking refrigerant

may

ignite or cause

eye

injuries.

General requirements

The appliance

suitable

• for refrigerating and freezing food,

• for making

ice.

The appliance

designed for domestic

use.

The appliance has been

interference-suppressed

compliance

with

Directive 89/336/EEC.

The refrigerant circuit has been tested

for leaks.

This product complies with the relevant

safety regulations for electrical appliances

(EXI

60335/2/24).

Certain details,

particular appliance

features, may vary depending on the

appliance model.

Fig.O

A Refrigerator compartment

B Freezer compartment

1-3

Fascia

4 Rear panel of the refrigerator

compartment (refrigerating unit)

5 Interior light

6 Shelf

7 Vegetable container

8 Storage compartment

9 Butter and cheese compartment

10* Egg rack

Bottle storage compartment

12* Freezer tray with ice blocks

13* Frozen-food calendar

Freezer drawer

15 Condensation outlet

* (not

all

models)

Fascia

Fig.O

1 On/Off-button

The appliance

switched on when

one

the temperature display lamps

flashes

lit, Fig.

D/3a

3b.

2 Refrigerator compartment

temperature selection button

The refrigerator compartment

temperature can be set from +8

to + 2

steps.

Hold

down

the button

press until

"super"

lit on the desired

temperature display lamp,

Fig.

D/3a

3b.

The freezer compartment

temperature cannot be set

separately.

Lower temperatures

the

refrigerator compartment also

cause lovver temperatures

the

freezer compartment.

3a Temperature display lamps

The figures next

the temperature

display larnps indicate refrigerator

compartment temperatures

oc.

The

lit lamp indicates the selected

temperature.

The lamp flashes

the selected

temperature has

still

not been

reached.

3b Temperature display lamp "super"

(fast cooling)

VVhen

the light

on. super cooling

has started. Super cooling cools the

refrigerator compartment

cold

possible for approx. 6 hours. Then the

previously selected temperature

automatically mstor-ed.

Switch on super cooling, e.g.:

• before placing large quantities of

fresh food

the appliance.

•

cool drinks quickly.

4 super" On/Off button (Fast freezing)

When the button

illuminated, fast

freezing has started. Fast freezing

used to freeze large quantities of fresh

food and, depending on the quantity,

must

switched on up to 24 hours

before the food

placed

the freezer

compartment.

general,

2-3

hours

adequate.

the max. freezing

capacity

used, 24 hours are

required. "Fast freeze" cools the

freezer compartment

cold

possible for

2112

days. The freezer

compartment drops to a very low

temperature. Then the temperature

selected prior to fast freezing

automatically restored.

Note:

"Fast freeze" may also slightly increase

refrigeration of the refrigerator

compartment.

Note:

At ambient temperatures below

and

during "fast freezing" the interior light may

glow at

reduced luminosity when the

door

almost closed (or light switch

pressed). This

quite normal and can be

ignored.

·Ventilation

Fig. D

The air at the back

the appliance will

heat

up.

This warm air must be allowed to

fr"eely

escape, otherwise the refrigerating

machine must perform more. This raises

electricity consumption. Hence, the

air-inlet and outlet apertures should never

be covered or blocked off!

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••

Connecting the

appliance

After installing the appliance, you should

wait at least

hour before switching on

the appliance. While the appliance

being transported, the

oil

the

compressor may leak into the refrigeration

system.

Clean the interior of the appliance before

using for the first time

(see

"Cleaning").

The mains socket should

easily

accessible. Connect the appliance to

220-240

V/50

mains supply at

a correctly installed socket. The socket

must

equipped with a fuse protection

rated 10 A or higher.

If the appliance

to be operated

non-European country, check that the

voltage and current type indicated

the rating plate correspond with the

specifications of your power supply.

The rating plate

situated

the

bottom left-hand side of the appliance.

The mains connection cable may be

replaced by an electrician only.

& Warning! ·

The appliance may not, under any

circumstances, be connected to

electronic energy-saving plugs

(e.g. Ecoboy; Sava Plug) and to power

inverters which convert direct current

to 230 V alternating current (e.g. solar

energy systems, power networks

ships).

HHHB*

Switching on the

appliance

Press button Fig. fJ/1. Temperature lamp

blinks +4

°C.

The appliance starts to cool,

the interior light

switched on when the

door

opened.

Selecting the temperature

The refrigerator compartment

temperature

set

the factory to +4

°C.

The set values can be changed,

see description ofthe control panel:

2 Temperature adjustment button.

We recommend a setting of +4

°C.

Perishable food should not be stored

warmer than +4

OC.

Operating tips

• The sides of the housing are sometimes

heated slightly. This prevents

condensation

the area of the door

seal.

• While the refrigerating unit

running,

beads of water or frost form on the rear

ofthe refrigerator compartment.

not

necessary to scrape off the frost or wipe

off the beads of water. The rear panel

defrosts automatically.

The condensation

conveyed down

the drainage channel, Fig.

Dl!

to the

refrigerating unit where

evaporates.

•

the air humidity

high, condensation

may form

the refrigerator

compartment, especially on the

gla.ss

shelves.

this

the case, pack or wrap

the food and select a lower temperature

the refrigerator compartment.

•

you cannot open the freezer

compartment door immediately after

closing

it,

wait

2-3

minutes until the

partial vacuum has equalised.

• The refrigeration system may cause

several areas of the freezer shelves to

frost quickly. This does not affect

function or power consumption.

The appliance does not require

defrosting until the entire surface

ofthe freezer shelf

covered with

more than 5 mm of frost or ice.

Switching offthe

appliance

Press button Fig. fJ/1. Temperature

display lamp Fig. fJ/3a goes out. The

cooling process and the lighting are

thereby switched off.

Disconnecting the

appliance

the appliance

not to be used for

a prolonged period:

I .

Pull

out the mains plug

Cleaning the appliance

Leave the appliance door open.

Rearranging

the interior

required, the interior shelves and the

door

containers can be r.epositioned: pull

the shelf forwards, lower and swivel out

sideways Fig.

Lift the container and

remove Fig.

Usablecapacity:

According

the current standard the

usable capacity excluding interior

features

is:

For the whole appliance:

KGV

../KG26V. .

186

KGV

/KG31

V..

186

KGV

/KG32V.. 182 I

KGV

/KG35V.. 232 I

Freezer compartment:

KGV

/KG26V

KGV

/KG31V

KGV 32

/KG32V

KGV

/KG35V

541

121

The usable capacity including interior

features

is:

For the whole appliance:

KGV

/KG26V

KGV

/KG31 V

KGV 32

/KG32V

KGV

/KG35V

Freezer compartment:

KGV

/KG26V

KGV

/KG31 V

KGV 32

/KG32V

KGV 35

/KG35V

Special features

(not

all

models)

1721

1681

2171

481

781

991

781

Vegetable container with temperature

and humidity regulator

Fig.D/A

For long-term storage:

Regulator

left, ventilation

open,

temperature and air humidity drop.

For short-term storage:

Regulator

right, ventilation

closed,

temperature and air humidity rise.

Partition

the vegetable container

Fig.D/8

If the partition

not required, lift the

partition and slide

all

the way

the right

onto

the wall

the vegetable container.

Drawer for sausage and cheese

Fig.O

The drawer can

removed for adding

and removing food. Lift the drawer and

pull out. The drawer holder can be

adjusted.

Bottle holder

Fig.D

The bottle holder prevents bottles from

falling over when the

door

is opened and

closed.

Bottle shelf

Fig.~l

Bottles can be stored securely on the

bottle shelf. The holder can be adjusted.

Storing offood

Take

note of the cold zones·

the refrigerating zone!

Due

the air circulation

the

refrigerating zone, zones with different

temperatures are produced:

• Coldest zones

are on the rear walls and are found,

according

model, between the printed

side arrows and the glass shelf below

Fig. WA

between both arrows

Fig.WB.

Note: Store the most sensitive foods

the

coldest zones

(e.g.

fish, sausage, meat).

• Warmest zone

near the

door

at the top.

Note: Store the following

the warmest

zone, e.g. cheese and butter. When

serving, the cheese keeps it aroma and

the butter remains spreadable.

When storing the food, note

that food

well wrapped or covered over.

this way, the aroma, colour and

freshness remain. Apart from which, the

transfer of taste and dying of plastic parts

avoided.

Store

the following

manner:

•

the storage shelves

the

refrigeration zone (from

top

to bottom):

bread, ready made foods, milk produce,

meat and sausage

•

the vegetable container:

vegetables, salad and fruit

•

the door (from top to bottom):

butter, cheese, eggs, tubes, small

bottles, large bottles, milk, fruit juice

containers.

Freezing and storing

frozen food

Buying frozen food

The packaging must not be damaged.

Note the sell-by date.

The temperature

the supermarket

freezer should be

-18

or lower.

Transport the frozen food

insulating

bag, where possible and put it quickly into

the freezer compartment.

Freezing food

Freezing capacity:

(on the wire shelves).

KGV 26../KG26V.

KGV

../KG31V

KGV 32../KG32V

KGV 35../KG35V

KGV 70

4 kg/24 h

6 kg/24 h

Food should be frozen solid as quickly

as possible. To retain vitamins, nutritional

value, appearance and flavour, do not

exceed max. freezing capacity.

freezing

food

the freezer drawers, the max.

freezing capacity

reduced slightly.

Use the lowest tray only to store frozen

food.

Freezing fresh food

Several hours before placing fresh food

the freezer compartment, switch on "fast

freeze".

When freezing, use only food which

fresh and unblemished. Use airtight pak-

kaging so that you

don't

lose any taste or

allow the food to become too dry.

How

to package food

properly:

1. Place the food

the wrapping.

Squeeze out

all

air.

Seal the wrapping well.

Write on the package the contents and

the date

freezing.

The following are not suitable for use

as packaging:

wrapping paper, greaseproof paper,

cellophane, refuse bags, used shopping

bags.

The following are suitable for

packaging:

plastic

film,

polythene tube-film,

aluminium foil and freezer tins

These products can

bought at

a specialist outlet.

Suitable for sealing are:

elastic bands, plastic clips, string,

cold-resistant tape or such

like.

E?ags

and tube-film of polythene may be

sealed with a film sealer. ·

Storing frozenfood

• To ensure good air circulation

the

appliance, push

the freezer drawers

all

the

way.

•

large quantities

food

are

stored

the freezer,

all

the freezer

drawers (except the bottom

one)

can be

taken out of the appliance and the food

stored directly on the freezer shelves. To

remove afreezer drawer, pull out

all

the

way,

lift at the front and remove.

Storageduration

To retain the quality of the frozen food, do

not exceed the permitted storage duration

-18

°C.

Fish, cold meats,

to 6 months

ready meals,

cakes

and pastries

·--

Cheese, poultry,

to 8 months

meat

Vegetables, fruit

to 12 months

Frozen-foodcalendar

Fig(9

(not

all

models)

To avoid the quality of the frozen food

being diminished,

important that the

allowable storage duration

not

exceeded. The storage duration depends

on the type of the frozen food. The values

next to the symbols represent the

permissible storage duration for the

respective frozen food

months.

the

case of oven-ready frozen meals which

are available

stores, the production

date or the "Best Before" date should

observed.

Ice block

Fig. i])!A

(not

all

models)

The

ice

block slows down the thawing

process

the frozen food

the event of

a power failure or malfunction.

Place

the

ice block directly on the food

the top

compartment.

Making ice

Warning

NOT use

electric ice-cream maker

the freezer compartment.

Making ice cubes

Ice-cube trays

are

available from

specialist outlets.

Fill

ice-cube tray 3A

full

of water and place

the freezer compartment. To loosen the

ice cubes, hold ice-cube tray under

running water or twist it slightly.

Defrosting frozen

produce

Depending on the type of food and

intended

use,

frozen produce can

defrosted:

• At room temperature,

•

a refrigerator,

•

electric oven, with/without

fan

assisted hot-air,

•

a microwave

Note

NOT refreeze food which

beginning

to defrost or which has already defrosted.

Only food which

subsequently prepared

(cooked or fried) may

refrozen.

No longer store the frozen produce for the

max. storage period.

Thawing and cleaning

theappliance

Clean the refrigerator compartment once

a month. The freezer compartment should

cleaned whenever the appliance

defrosted.

·&. Risk of electric shock

NEVER

use a steam cleaner.

live

components come into contact with

condensing steam, they

may

short-circuit

or cause

electric shock.

not remove hoarfrost with a knife or

pointed implement.

not damage the refrigeration tubing.

Leaking refrigerant may cause

eye

injuries

and

flammable.

NOT place any electric appliances or

naked flames

the appliance.

Defrostthe freezer

compartment

• Store the freezer drawers and the food

a cool location. Place

ice

block

(if

enclosed) on the food.

•

Pull

out the mains plug.

• Typ A Fig.

ml!

Place the empty freezer tray

the

bottom shelf to catch the melting

ice.

Typ B Fig. ml/8

Empty the bottom freezer drawer, place

under the condensation outlet and fold

out the condensation drainage channel

to collect the water.

• When the appliance has been

defrosted, empty the water which has

collected

the freezer drawer. Mop

any water

the bottom of the freezer

compartment with a sponge.

Defrosting sprays

Follow the manufacturer's instructions.

& Warning

Defrosting sprays may form explosive

gases and/or contain solvents

propellants which corrode plastic and/or

may

a health hazard.

Defrosting aid

• Place a pan of hot water on a base

the freezer compartment.

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