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1 Use and Care Manual Refrigerator 225D6783P011 REV. 0[...]
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2 index Welcome Quick Installation Guide Parts and Features Ingenious Model Quick Reference Guide Ingenious Where to Start Know Your Product Temperature Control Air Regulator Exterior Display Smart Station Smart Fill Ic eF actory Compartments Take&Go Egg Box Express Chill Zone Safety Glass Spill Guard Shelf Shelves A ir Flow How to Get the Most[...]
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3 welcome O ur aim is to make your life better every day; that’s why we create appliances which adapt to your lifestyle and through their technology allow you to enjoy each moment. T oday we invite you to join this world, so you can discover the ingenuity and versatility that our line of refrigerators offers you. Y ou will nd all of the inform[...]
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4 Ex terior Handles Wheels - Leveller s Displa y Acce ss to Smar t Station Inside Fr eezer Shelve s Air Regulato r Exp re ss Chill Zo ne Smar t Fill Ice Fa ct or y Medium Shelf W ide Shelf Inside C ooler Shelve s M ultiple Use Compar tmen t Fr uits and vegetables compar tmen t Air Fl ow Outlet s Ta ke & Go Egg Bo x In ternal Te mperature Contro[...]
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5 quick reference guide for the ingenious model For more details on the use and the specications of the benets described below , we recommend you consult the rest of the manual. express chill zone Inside the freezer you’ll find this separate compartment designed to rapidly cool your favourite foods and drinks. You can control it from the ex[...]
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6 where to start? choosing a location Choose a place for your refrigerator . We recommend a large space that can be kept clean and dry to prevent oxidation. positioning T o ensure that the refrigerator works correctly , it’ s important that air can circulate. We recommend the following minimum surrounding distances: • 10 cm on both sides, 10 cm[...]
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7 levelling T o level the refrigerator use the two levelling screws found on the base at the front. Make sure that the refrigerator is placed on level ground. Adjust the levelling screws to ensure that the refrigerator doesn’t move during day-to-day use. T urn the screws anti- clockwise to lift the front of the refrigerator and clockwise to lower[...]
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8 minimum electrical requirements: Check the voltage and frequency characteristics in accordance with your country of residence. electrical installation: 1. Install your refrigerator to the closest outlet. The use of an extension cord is not recommended 2. Where possible, avoid connecting other electrical appliances to the same outlet as your refri[...]
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9 32°C 10°C N 32°C 16°C Subtropical ST 38°C 16°C Tr opical T 43°C 16°C T emperatura ambiente T emperature Range Class Symbol Room Temperate Range within which our products are designed for use. (Storage temperatures should comply with these.) T emperate SN +10 to + 32 Mild Temperate N +16 to + 32 Subtropical ST +18 to + 38 Tropical T +16 to[...]
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10 general temperature control The refrigerator control has temperature graduations for both compartments that vary from minimum (least cold) to maximum (coldest). If needs be, adjust the control and monitor the food for a couple of hours. Y ou can readjust it until you obtain the desired refrigeration level. Y ou will have to wait between 4 and 6 [...]
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11 cautions 1. The room temperature inuences the performance of your refrigerator . The higher the external temperature, the colder the selected temperature in the cooler should be. 2. W e recommend selecting a lower temperature if you frequently open the cooler door . 3. When placing your food inside the refrigerator , try not to block the airw[...]
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Alternatively , consult the express chill zone section on page 12. original “Parts and Features” on page 4. 12 exterior display (only available with certain models) So me models have an external display that will allow you to operate certain functions additional to those that come as standard. Power Cool Function Express Chill Zone Button Tempe[...]
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13 how does it work? First, place the food and drink that you want to cool rapidly into the express chill zone. Make sure to lower the bottom hatch of the express chill zone before closing the freezer door . T o activate the express chill zone, press the express chill zone button on the display a number of times until you reach the desired time. Af[...]
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14 Y ou can also use the express chill zone to accelerate some desserts prepa - ration. Below you will nd some receipes to get the best of the express chill zone. Strawberry Charlotte: Ingredients Filling: 1 cup of whipping cream ½ cup of sugar (to taste) 2 cans of sweetened condensed milk The juice of 8 limes Grated lime rind to taste Strawber[...]
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15 important: Desserts must be covered once they are in the express chill zone. Y ou can cover them using paper or a lid. In case your initial time cocludes and you wish to keep using your Eexpress chill zone you must turn your container and press the time botton again. Rice Pudding: Ingredients 1 cup of rice 3 cups of water A pinch of salt 1 cinna[...]
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16 exterior temperature control On models with the exterior door display , press the “Fridge T emp” to change the temperature level until the level you want lights up. The “Cold” level (least cold) light is found on the left-hand side, and when all the lights are illuminated the refrigerator is at the “Coldest” temperature. power cool f[...]
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17 Capacidad 1 Queso tipo americano 200 gr 1 Paquete de salchichas 450gr 1 Paquete jamón 300gr 3 Y ogurts p/beber 1lt de Jugo de naranj a 1lt de leche 1 mayonesa de 370 gr 1 Queso tipo americano 200 gr 1 Paquete de salchichas 450gr 2 Yogurts p/bebe r 8 Yogurts cremosos para niños de 100 gr 4 jugos con envase tetrapack de 250 ml 2 leches con envas[...]
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18 suggestions on how to get the most from your Smart Station Y our Smart Station’s capacity offers you maximum versatility and is perfectly adaptable to your lifestyle. Below are some suggestions of its many uses: Furthermore, you can also put ingredients for a specic recipe into your Smart Station; for instance, a cake, sauce or pasta, etc. [...]
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19 In case of a spillage, you can take the following steps to easily clean the exterior door: T o remove and replace the exterior door of your Smart Station you will need a small screwdriver: 1. Open the exterior access door 2. Use the at part of the screwdriver to remove the door from the base on the left hand side. 3. Find the hinge and screw [...]
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20 note: It’ s important that once you have completed the above steps you make sure that the water cylinder is correctly installed to prevent water freezing in the cylinder ’s interior . caution: Only ll with drinking water . removal of ice 1. After a while, your ice cubes will be ready for use. T o remove them, pull the handle slowly toward[...]
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21 cleaning the tray 1. Firstly , open the front door where you see a small lip on the right-hand side. Pull the door towards you until completely open. 2. Then, to remove the ice-tray from its tting, take it by the right-hand side and at the same time, pull it down and towards you. Finally , pull it out by the centre, keeping it horizontal. 3. [...]
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22 compartments fruits & veggies crisper Designed to keep your fruit and veg fresh. deli fresh compartment (only available with certain models) This compartment has been designed to give you greater organisational space inside your cooler . It can be used to hold delicate fruits and vegetables. T o remove the drawers: Pull on the drawer by the [...]
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23 humidity controls The humidity controls can be found in the Fruits & V eggies Crisper and the Deli Fresh Compartment. The primary function of this control is to maintain the humidity at a suitable level for the storage of your items, thus conserving them for longer . When used correctly , the humidity control allows an air ow to travel in[...]
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For details on how to use this, see page 12. 24 express chill zone (only available with certain models) This practical compartment has been devised to rapidly cool foods and drinks. Closing the lid causes the express chill zone temperature to be lower than that of the rest of the freezer . This allows you to rapidly cool items such as bottles of wi[...]
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This shelf provides enough space to store tall bottles (1.5 ltr or 2.5 ltr). d jumbo drinks shelf 25 shelves a medium shelf (only available with certain models) The smaller size of this shelf makes it very versatile. It is ideal for storing jars or shorter containers. This shelf can only be positioned as seen in the image on the right. We recommend[...]
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26 air distribution Y our refrigerator ’s air ow system is entirely automatic and intuitive. Y ou don’t need to defrost your refrigerator as this will happen automatically . (No Frost System) This system ensures the optimal conservation of your food as it increases air ow and distributes it evenly throughout the refrigerator . Furthermore[...]
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27 getting the most from your refrigerator After Buying Y our Foodstuffs After getting home from the supermarket, refrigerate or freeze perishable foods as soon as possible. We recommend that you press the Power Cool button so that the food can quickly reach a suitable temperature. T o make sure that liquids which may leak from meat packaging don?[...]
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28 • If you need additional space to store your vegetables, the following fruits and garden produce can be kept on the higher shelves as they are more cold-resistant: artichoke, broccoli, peas, spinach, cabbage, leek, turnip, spring onions, and parsley . T o prevent them from drying out and their aromas from mixing put them in plastic bags. • D[...]
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29 solving problems cleaning and servicing your refrigerator • Always disconnect your refrigerator before any type of servicing. • Never use toxic products, abrasives, or steel-wool sponges as these will damage the surface of your product. • Use a soft sponge or damp cloth, and a neutral soap to wash. Rinse the refrigerator , and dry it with [...]
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30 holidays and absences • For absences greater than a fortnight unplug your refrigerator . • Leave your refrigerator , including the ice-box, clean and empty . • Leave the door partly-opened, using something to block it from closing, as this will facilitate ventilation and prevent bad odours from building up. • For short absences you can l[...]
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31 normal operating sounds While in operation, your refrigerator will make some typical sounds. Below , you can nd a description of the normal operating sounds: • Cracking. Y ou hear this when the ice breaks. It’s the same sound which occurs when the ice-trays are removed from the freezer and exposed to room temperature. • Compressor noise[...]
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32 frequently asked questions and operating guide Proble m Probable Cause W hat to Do When lling the cylinder, water spills out when the door is open or close. Cooler or freezer door is difcult to open Express Chill Zone hasn’t cooled the drinks and/or foods Functions display won’t activate Express Chill Zone’s Alarm Function won’t st[...]
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33 frequently asked questions and operating guide Problem Probable Cause What to Do External condensation on exterior door (depending on model) External Condensation Refrigerator is not cooling items Unusual Noises Smart Station isn’t chilling Ice cubes vary in size See installation instructions. See operating and user guide. Only open refrigerat[...]
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Revised 07/20/12 PARTS AND LABOR WAR RANTY INFORMATION SUMMIT Appliances are manufactured to provide outstanding value, and your satisfaction[...]
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Revised 07/20/12 NO CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES: Summit is not responsible for economic loss; p rofit loss; or special, direct, indirect, or co[...]