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    							The following applies to stainless
    steel appliances:
    ~Do not place sticky notes, adhesive
    tape, masking tape or any other
    adhesive agent on the treated surface
    of the door.
    The coating will become damaged and
    lose its protective properties against
    soiling.
    ~The high quality treated surface of
    the door is susceptible to scratching.
    Even fridge magnets can cause
    scratching.
    Disposal of your old appliance
    ~Before disposing of an old
    appliance, first make the door latch or
    lock unusable.
    This way you will prevent children from
    accidentally locking themselves in and
    endangering their lives.
    ~Be careful not to damage any part of
    the pipework whilst awaiting disposal,
    e.g. by
    –
    puncturing the refrigerant channels
    in the evaporator.
    –
    bending any pipework.
    –
    scratching the surface coating.
    Splashes of refrigerant can damage the
    eyes.
    The manufacturer cannot be held
    liable for damage caused by
    non-compliance with these Warning
    and safety instructions.
    Warning and Safety instructions
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    							Normal energy consumption Increased energy consumption
    InstallationIn a ventilated room. In an enclosed, unventilated room.
    Protected from direct sunlight. In direct sunlight.
    Not situated near a heat source
    (radiator, oven).Situated near a heat source
    (radiator, oven).
    Where the ideal ambient room
    temperature is approx. 20 °C.Where there is a high ambient room
    temperature.
    Do not cover the cross-section of
    the air inlet and outlet and keep free
    of dust.
    Temperature setting
    with a thermostat which
    is approximate
    (set in stages).With a medium setting of 2 to 3. With a high setting: the lower the
    temperature in the compartment, the
    higher the energy consumption.
    Temperature setting
    with a thermostat which
    is exact to the degree
    -
    (digital display).Storage section 8 to 12 °C On appliances with winter setting,
    please make sure that the winter
    setting is switched off when the
    ambient temperature is warmer than
    16 °C. Refrigerator section 4 to 5 °C
    PerfectFresh zone just above 0 °C
    Freezer section -18 °C
    Wine storage section 10 to 12 °C
    UseDo not change the arrangement of
    the drawers and shelves.
    Only open the doors when
    necessary and for as short a time as
    possible.Frequent opening of the doors for
    long periods will cause a loss of
    coldness.
    Store food in an organised way. If food is not stored in an organised
    way, searching for an item will mean
    the door is open for longer.
    Allow hot food and drinks to cool
    down before placing them in the
    appliance.Placing hot food in the appliance
    will cause the compressor to run for
    a long time, as the appliance will
    have to work harder to lower the
    temperature.
    Store food covered or packaged. The evaporation or condensation of
    liquids will cause a loss of coldness
    in the refrigerator.
    Place frozen food in the refrigerator
    to defrost.
    Do not overfill the appliance to allow
    air to circulate.
    DefrostingDefrost the freezer compartment
    when a layer of ice 0.5 cm thick has
    built up.A layer of ice hinders the cold from
    reaching the frozen food, and
    causes an increase in energy
    consumption.
    How to save energy
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    							Before using for the first time
    To ensure the correct functioning of
    the appliance, let it stand for between
    ½ and 1 hour after transporting it to its
    final location before connecting it to
    the mains.
    Protective foil
    The stainless steel strips and frames
    have a layer of protective foil to prevent
    scratching during transportation.
    The external surfaces of stainless steel
    appliances are also covered with a
    protective foil.
    ^Remove the protective foil only after the
    appliance has been installed in its
    intended location.
    Cleaning and care
    ^Immediately after removing the
    protective foil, apply the Original
    Miele Care product for stainless steel
    (availabe from Miele or at
    www.miele.com.au) to stainless steel
    strips and frames.
    ^
    Also apply the Original Miele Care
    product for stainless steel to the side
    panels after removing the protective
    foil.
    Appliance doors have a special
    coating that is not susceptible to
    soiling. Donotapply this product to
    doors.
    Important! Each time the Original
    Miele Care product for stainless steel
    is used, it forms a protective film
    against dirt and water.^Clean the inside of the appliance and
    the accessories with lukewarm water
    and then dry with a soft cloth.
    Active charcoal filters
    (Active AirClean filters)
    ^Place the active charcoal filters
    supplied inside the holder, and place
    the holder on one of the shelves
    inside the refrigerator (see Active
    charcoal filters).
    Operating the appliance
    A light touch of the finger on the
    sensors is all that is required to operate
    this appliance.
    Switching on
    ^Touch the On/Off sensor until the
    temperature display comes on.
    The appliance will start to cool, and the
    interior lighting will come on when the
    door is opened.
    To enable the temperature to get
    sufficiently cold inside the appliance,
    allow the appliance to run for a few
    hours before placing food in it.
    Switching on and off
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    							Switching off
    ^Touch the On/Off sensor until all of
    the indicators go out.
    The interior light will not come on when
    you open the door and the cooling
    process will be switched off. (If this
    does not happen, the safety lock is still
    activated).
    Settings mode
    Certain settings on the appliance can
    only be selected in the settings mode.
    How to select the settings mode and
    how to change the settings is
    described in the relevant section of
    these instructions.
    Overview of functions that can be
    selected in the settings mode:
    To enter or leave the settings
    modec
    To switch the sensor tones
    on/off
    (see Switching on and off)b
    To confirm that the active
    charcoal filters have been
    changed (see Active charcoal
    filters)^
    To switch the safety lock on/off
    (see Switching on and off)u
    To change the brightness of
    the temperature display
    (see The correct
    temperature)d
    The door alarm is automatically
    disabled when the appliance is in
    the settings mode. As soon as the
    door is closed, the door alarm is
    activated again.
    Switching on and off
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    							Switching the sensor tones on/off
    The sensor tone which sounds each
    time a sensor is touched can be
    deactivated.
    ^Touch and leave your finger on the
    sensor.
    ^At the same time, briefly touch the
    On/Off sensor (without letting go of
    thesensor).
    ^Leave your finger on thesensor for
    another 5 seconds untilcappears in
    the display.
    ^Touch thesensor repeatedly untilb
    appears in the display.
    ^Touch the On/Off sensor.
    ^
    By touching thesensor, you can
    now select whether the sensor tones
    are switched on or off:
    b0: Sensor tones are switched off
    b1: Sensor tones are switched on
    b–: Return to menu.
    The old setting lights up, and your
    newly selected setting flashes.
    ^
    Touch the On/Off sensor to confirm a
    new setting.
    ^
    Touch thesensor repeatedly untilc
    appears in the display.
    ^
    Touch the On/Off sensor.
    You have now left the settings mode.Activating or de-activating the safety
    lock
    The safety lock can be activated to
    prevent the appliance being switched
    off inadvertently.
    ^Touch and leave your finger on the
    sensor.
    ^At the same time, briefly touch the
    On/Off sensor (without letting go of
    thesensor).
    ^Leave your finger on thesensor for
    another 5 seconds untilcappears in
    the display.
    ^Touch thesensor repeatedly untilu
    appears in the display.
    ^
    Touch the On/Off sensor.
    ^
    By touching thesensor, you can
    now select whether the safety lock is
    switched on or off:
    u0: The safety lock is deactivated
    u1: The safety lock is activated
    u–: Return to menu.
    The old setting lights up, and your
    newly selected setting flashes.
    ^
    Touch the On/Off sensor to confirm a
    new setting.
    ^
    Touch thesensor repeatedly untilc
    appears in the display.
    ^
    Touch the On/Off sensor.
    Switching on and off
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    							You have now left the settings mode.
    The safety lock indicator
    Xwill light up
    in the temperature display when the
    safety lock has been activated.
    Switching off for longer
    periods of time
    If the appliance is not going to be used
    for a longer period of time, e.g. whilst
    on holiday:
    ^switch the appliance off,
    ^switch off at the wall and withdraw
    the plug from the socket, or
    disconnect the mains fuse or remove
    the screw-out fuse in countries where
    this is applicable,
    ^clean the appliance out and
    ^leave the door ajar to air the
    appliance.
    If, during a long absence, the
    appliance is switched off but not
    cleaned out and the door is left shut,
    there is a danger of mould and
    odours building up inside the
    appliance.
    Switching on and off
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    							It is very important to set the correct
    temperature for storing food in the
    appliance. Micro-organisms will cause
    food which is not stored at the correct
    temperature to deteriorate rapidly.
    Temperature influences the growth rate
    of these micro-organisms. Reducing
    the temperature reduces their growth
    rate.
    The temperature in the appliance will
    rise:
    –the more often the door is opened
    and the longer it is kept open,
    – the more food that is stored in it,
    – the warmer the food is which is being
    put into it,
    – the higher the ambient temperature
    surrounding the appliance.
    The appliance is designed for use in
    specific ambient temperatures
    (climate ranges). Do not use in
    ambient temperatures for which it is
    not designed.
    . . . temperature in the
    refrigerator
    We recommend a temperature of4°C
    in the middle of the refrigerator.
    Setting the temperature
    The temperature inside the appliance
    can be selected by touching the arrow
    sensors on either side of the
    temperature display.
    By touching the
    sensor: the temperature will get
    colder
    sensor: the temperature will get
    warmer.
    The temperature being set will flash in
    the display.
    When touching the sensors, the
    following information shows in the
    display:
    – Touching a sensor once: thelast
    temperature selectedflashes.
    – Each subsequent touch of a sensor:
    adjusts the temperature shown in
    1 °C steps.
    –
    Leaving a finger on the sensor:
    changes the temperature
    continuously.
    When the highest or lowest
    temperature in the range is reached,
    theorsensor disappears.
    Approx. 5 seconds after taking your
    finger off the sensor, theaverage,
    currenttemperature inside the
    appliance is automatically shown.
    The correct temperature
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    							If you have adjusted the temperature,
    wait for approx. 6 hours if the
    appliance is not very fullandfor
    approx. 24 hours if the appliance is
    fullbefore checking the temperature
    display, as it will take this long for the
    display to give an accurate reading. If,
    after this time, the temperature is still
    too high or too low, you will need to
    adjust it again.
    Temperature range
    The temperature can be adjusted from
    2°Cto9°C.
    The ambient temperature in the room
    and the installation location can affect
    the time it takes for the appliance to
    reach the lowest temperature. If the
    ambient temperature is too high, the
    appliance may not reach the lowest
    temperature.
    Temperature display
    During normal operation, the
    temperature display on the control
    panel shows the average temperature
    in the refrigerator.
    Thetemperature display will flashif
    –
    the temperature is not within the
    possible temperature range (0 °C to
    19 °C),
    –
    a different temperature is being set.Changing the temperature display
    brightness
    The temperature display brightness can
    be adjusted to suit the lighting
    conditions of the room.
    ^Touch and leave your finger on the
    sensor.
    ^At the same time, briefly touch the
    On/Off sensor (without letting go of
    thesensor).
    ^Leave your finger on thesensor for
    another 5 seconds untilcappears in
    the display.
    ^Touch thesensor repeatedly untild
    appears in the display.
    ^
    Touch the On/Off sensor again.
    ^
    The temperature display brightness
    can now be changed by touching the
    sensor:
    d0: Maximum brightness
    d1: Reduced brightness
    d–: Return to menu.
    The old setting lights up, and your
    newly selected setting flashes.
    ^
    Touch the On/Off sensor to confirm a
    new setting.
    ^
    Touch thesensor repeatedly untilc
    appears in the display.
    ^
    Touch the On/Off sensor.
    You have now left the settings mode.
    The correct temperature
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    							Your appliance has been fitted with an
    alarm to avoid energy being wasted if
    the door is left open and to prevent
    stored food becoming too warm.
    The alarm will sound if the door is left
    open for more than approx. 2 minutes.
    The Alarm off sensor will light up red
    and the Cooling symbol will flash.
    The alarm will stop and the indicators
    will go out as soon as the door is
    closed.To switch off the door alarm
    whilst the door is still open
    If you want to keep the door open
    intentionally for more than approx.
    2 minutes, you can switch the alarm off.
    ^Touch the Alarm off sensor.
    The alarm will stop.
    The Alarm off sensor will light up
    constantly and the Cooling symbol
    will continue to flash until the door
    has been closed.
    To switch on the door alarm
    The alarm system switches back on
    automatically as soon as the door is
    closed. It does not have to be switched
    on manually.
    Alarm
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    							SuperCool
    The SuperCool function can be used to
    rapidly reduce the temperature in the
    refrigerator to its lowest setting
    (depending on the room temperature).
    Switching on SuperCool
    SuperCool is particularly recommended
    for the faster chilling of large amounts
    of fresh food or drink.
    ^Touch the SuperCool sensor. It will
    light up yellow.
    The appliance will then work at full
    power to lower the temperature.
    Switching off SuperCool
    The SuperCool function will switch itself
    off automatically after approx. 6 hours.
    The appliance will then continue to
    work at normal power.
    To save energy, the SuperCool function
    can be switched off once food and
    drinks are sufficiently chilled.
    ^
    Touch the SuperCool sensor so that
    the yellow indicator is dimmed.
    The appliance will continue running at
    normal power.
    DynamicCoolingm
    When the DynamicCooling function is
    not switched on, the natural circulation
    of air in the appliance will cause
    different temperature zones in the
    refrigerator as the cold, heavy air will
    sink to the lowest section of the
    appliance. You should bear this in mind
    when placing food in the appliance
    (see Using the refrigerator efficiently).
    However, if you are placing a large
    amount of food in the refrigerator at any
    one time, it is a good idea to switch on
    DynamicCooling. This way you can
    distribute the temperature inside the
    appliance to all areas more evenly so
    that all the food will be chilled to about
    the same degree.
    The temperature is set as normal with
    the temperature control.
    DynamicCooling should also be
    selected when:
    – the ambient temperature in the room
    is high (above approx. 33 °C), and
    –
    the room humidity level is high.
    Switching on DynamicCooling
    ^
    Touch the DynamicCooling sensor. It
    will light up yellow.
    SuperCool and DynamicCooling
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