Electrolux ERG23610 Bedienungsanleitung PDF herunterladen (Seite 15)

Important! The internal temperature goes

down to +2°C.

After about 6 hours the Action Cool func-

tion switches off automatically.

HOLIDAY FUNCTION

This function allows you to keep the refrig-

erator shut and empty during a long holiday

period (e.g. the summer holidays) without

the formation of a bad smell.

Important! The fridge compartment must

be empty when the holiday function is on.

To activate the function, do this step:

1. press continuously the temperature

regulator (warmest) until the letter "H"

(Holiday) appears on the temperature

indicator. The Holiday function sets the

temperature approx +15°C. The refrig-

erator is in the energy-saving mode.

To deactivate the function, do this step:

1. set the required temperature by press-

ing the fridge temperature regulator.

FIRST USE

CLEANING THE INTERIOR

Before using the appliance for the first time,

wash the interior and all internal accesso-

ries with lukewarm water and some neutral

soap so as to remove the typical smell of a

brand-new product, then dry thoroughly.

Important! Do not use detergents or abra-

sive powders, as these will damage the fin-

ish.

DAILY USE

MOVABLE SHELVES

The walls of the refrigerator are equipped

with a series of runners so that the shelves

can be positioned as desired.

For better use of space, the front half-

shelves can lie over the rear ones.

POSITIONING THE DOOR SHELVES

To permit storage of food packages of vari-

ous sizes, the door shelves can be placed

at different heights.

To make these adjustments proceed as fol-

lows:

gradually pull the shelf in the direction of the

arrows until it comes free, then reposition

as required.

HELPFUL HINTS AND TIPS

HINTS FOR ENERGY SAVING

• Do not open the door frequently or leave

it open longer than absolutely necessary.

• If the ambient temperature is high and

the Temperature Regulator is set to low

temperature and the appliance is fully

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