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each press of the button. During this process, the 

value shown on the digital display blinks.

•  About 5 seconds after the button has been pressed 

for the last time, the set temperature is stored, the 

digital display 

(1)

 stops blinking and shows the 

internal temperature again.

•  To check the appliance temperature setting at any 

time, press one of the temperature adjustment 

buttons once. The set value will blink for 5 

seconds, after which the internal temperature of the 

freezer will be displayed again.

note: in the event of a power failure, settings 

remain memorised. the time required for the 

temperature inside the freezer to reach the 

set value can vary according to the weather 

conditions and the temperature setting; in any 

case temperature variations are displayed with 

some delay.

eco function

ECONOMY mode is recommended when the 

appliance is only partly loaded, below the level of the 

“e” on the separator. To set the ECO function:

•  Press one of the temperature adjustment buttons 

(2; 3)

.

•  The digital display 

(1)

 will blink, showing the 

previous temperature setting.

•  Press the button 

(3)

 several times as required 

to increase the temperature until the value EC 

appears on the digital display.

note: if the large load freeze function is 

activated when the appliance is in eco mode, 

the eco mode is automatically deactivated for 

the entire duration of the function.
“Green InteLLIGence” functIon

The Green Intelligence function is automatically 

activated in the following cases:

Lid opening

•  The function activates when lid opening causes 

the internal temperature to increase to values that 

do not ensure safe storage of food and remains 

active until optimal storage conditions have been 

restored.

Loading food to be frozen

•  The function activates when fresh food is placed 

in the freezer and remains active until optimal 

freezing conditions are reached so as to ensure 

the best freezing quality with the lowest power 

consumption.

note:

 the duration of the Green Intelligence function 

is calculated according to the amount of food loaded 

in the freezer, the amount of food already inside 

the freezer and the outside temperature. Therefore 

significant duration variations are quite normal.

Control panel lock

•  This function prevents anyone from inadvertently 

changing settings.

•  Once this function has been selected, even if a 

button is pressed the corresponding function is not 

activated.

•  To lock the control panel, press buttons 

(2)

 and 

(7)

 together for about 3 seconds until the display 

shows the symbol   before showing the set 

temperature again.

•  To unlock the control panel, follow the same 

procedure: when the symbol   disappears, the 

control panel lock is deactivated.

ALArMs

• 

temperature alarm 

  Signals that the internal temperature is above 

-12°C. The acoustic alarm sounds and the red LED 

(8)

 flashes. To deactivate the acoustic alarm, press 

the button 

(7)

. The LED 

(8)

 will continue to flash 

until the temperature falls below -12°C.

note:

 in these circumstances the Green Intelligence 

LED is activated automatically until normal storage 

conditions are restored.

• 

Prolonged power failure alarm

  Indicates that the internal temperature has risen 

above -8°C following a power failure. 

The acoustic alarm sounds, the red LED 

(8)

 blinks 

and the digital display 

(I)

 flashes, showing the 

highest temperature reached during the power 

failure. Press the button 

(7)

; the digital display 

shows the current internal temperature again.

note:

 in these cases the Green Intelligence LED is 

activated automatically.

• 

sensor alarm

 

Indicates a temperature sensor fault. 

The acoustic alarm sounds, the red LED 

(8)

 

blinks and the digital display shows “SF”. In these 

circumstances, contact the After-Sales Service.

note: the temperature alarm may also be 

activated after loading fresh food or prolonged 

door opening; in any case, this does not affect 

the perfect preservation of already frozen 

food. A power failure, on the other hand, may 

compromise the preservation of frozen food, in 

which case make sure to check the food to avoid 

any risk.

freeZInG fooD

Preparing fresh food for freezing 

•  Wrap and seal the fresh food in: aluminium foil, 

cling film, plastic bags, polyethylene containers 

with lids, provided they are suitable for freezing 

food.

•  Food must be fresh, mature and of prime quality in 

order to obtain high quality frozen food.

•  Fresh fruit and vegetables should preferably be 

frozen as soon as they are picked to maintain the 

full original nutritional value, consistency, colour 

and flavour.

•  Always leave hot food to cool before placing it 

inside the appliance.

freezing fresh food

•  Place foods to be frozen in direct contact with the 

Summary of Contents for GTE-220

Page 1: ...rding to the manufacturer s instructions and local safety regulations 4 Clean the inside of the appliance before using it Before connecting the appliance to the mains supply ensure that the voltage corresponds to that given on the rating plate located on the rear of the appliance Electrical connections must be made in accordance with local regulations INSTALLATION Unpack the appliance Remove the 4...

Page 2: ... panel lock This function prevents anyone from inadvertently changing settings Once this function has been selected even if a button is pressed the corresponding function is not activated To lock the control panel press buttons 2 and 7 together for about 3 seconds until the display shows the symbol before showing the set temperature again To unlock the control panel follow the same procedure when ...

Page 3: ...en the appliance door except to place ice packs if provided over the frozen foods on the right and left side of the appliance This will slow down the rise in temperature PRECAUTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS During installation make sure the appliance does not damage the power cable Do not store glass containers with liquids inside the product as they may break Do not eat ice cubes or ice lollies immediatel...

Page 4: ...e frost from the upper edges see Troubleshooting Guide Clean the inside after defrosting using a sponge dampened with warm water and or mild detergent Clean the side vent if provided Unplug the appliance before carrying out maintenance operations Do not use abrasive products scourers or stain removers e g acetone trichloroethylene to clean the appliance To obtain the best results from your applian...

Page 5: ...disposal taking it to a special collection centre do not leave the appliance unattended even for a few days since it is a potential source of danger for children For further information on the treatment recovery and recycling of this product contact your competent local office the household waste collection service or the shop where you purchased the appliance Information This appliance does not c...

Page 6: ...q e t y i w r u 1 3 4 5 2 6 8 9 CLASE KLASSE CLASSE CLASS C F SN 10 32 50 90 N 16 32 61 90 ST 16 38 61 100 T 16 43 61 110 7 5019 400 00852 ...

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