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Refrigerator compartment
The insulating plate
Q)
divides the refrigerator compartment
into a chilling zone above insulating plate and a keep-fresh
zone (J) and ® underneath the plate.
The keep-fresh zone is for items which should be stored at
temperatures higher than those in the chilling zone, e. g. tro-
pical and subtropical fruits, potatoes, vegetables, wine.
The circulating air inside the refrigerator creates various tem-
perature
zones.
For this reason, food and drinks should be
stored in the refrigerator according to the following plan
.
Storage example on appliances with a keep-fresh zone
(fig.
A)
:
CD
Butter, cheese
CD
Eggs
CD
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@ Bottles, cans
Fig. A
G)
Jars
® Pre-cooked meals, dairy produce
® Meat, Sausage
(j)
Fruit, vegetables }
Potatoes, wine
keep-fresh zone
®Salad
®
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The temperature in the keep-fresh zone is adjusted at a
slide control. One of four temperature ranges can be se-
lected at control
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on the insulating plate. Meaning of the
numbers:
"1" = low cooling, warmer keep-fresh temperature
"4"
=
high cooling, cooler keep-fresh temperature
Please notice that the keep-fresh temperature is also
dependent on the main temperature setting in the chilling
zone.
Always make sure that the insulating plate and door shelf@
are level; realign the door shelf if necessary. This is important
to ensure correct air circulatioin and temperature in the
keep-fresh
zone.
Storage example on appliances without isolating plate
Q)
(fig.
B):
CD
Butter, cheese
CD
Eggs
@ Bottles, cans
G)
Jars
® Pre-cooked
meals,
dairy produce
®Sausage
(j)
Meat
®Salad, fruit, vegetables
®
Deep-freeze storage compartment
Note that food which gives off or takes on strong odours, and
liquids, should always be kept in closed containers or packs.
Allow hot food and drinks to cool to room temperature before
placing them in the refrigerator.
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