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“SUPER” FUNCTION “S2”
The “SUPER” function is used for quick freezing of food and must be activated at least 3 hours before placing
the food in the freezer. The compressor will function continuously for “28 hours”. When button “T2” is pressed,
the symbol “S2” lights up. The “SUPER” function switches off automatically after 28 hours. It can also be
switched off manually at any time by re-pressing button “T2” (fi g. e).
TEMPERATURE ALARM FUNCTION
The temperature alarm is activated when the temperature inside the freezer compartment is higher than -12°C
(e.g. -11) and is signalled by the fl ashing display (fi g. g).
Possible causes
- An excessive amount of food has been placed in the freezer (see freezing method)
- The door has been left open
- There is a power cut
- The frost layer has reached a thickness of 3-4 millimetres (see defrosting)
- The appliance is faulty
“ECO” S1 FUNCTION
In order to save energy, the freezer is equipped with a button “T1” “ECO” which automatically sets the temperature at
-18°C and lights up the symbol “S1” (fi g. f). To switch off the “ECO” function, press button “T1”. The symbol
will disappear from the display (fi g. a).The ECO and Super functions cannot be used at the same time
USING THE FREEZER COMPARTMENT Mod. B
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