ECG ERB 21880 NXA++ Bedienungsanleitung Seite 55

• The fl avour of some kinds of spices in cooked dishes (anise, basil, parsley, vinegar, ginger, garlic, mustard,
thyme, pepper, marjoram, etc.) will change and intensify during long-term storage. Therefore, only a small
amount of spice should be added to the frozen food or the spice can only be added after thawing.
• The storage time depends on the oil used. Suitable oils are margarine, veal tallow, olive oil, butter and
peanut oil and lard are unsuitable.
• Foods in liquid form must be frozen in plastic containers, other foods must be frozen in plastic sheets or
bags.
TRANSPORT AND RELOCATION
• Keep the original packaging and foam (optional) for relocation.
• You must fasten the refrigerator to the packaging, using belts or thick cables,
and follow the shipping instructions on the packaging.
• Remove moving parts (shelves, accessories, vegetable racks, etc.) or attach them
to the refrigerator with belts to prevent shocks during relocation and transport.
Transport the refrigerator in vertical position.
BEFORE CONTACTING THE AFTER SALES SERVICE
Check notices
Your refrigerator warns you if one of the parts doesn't work. In such case, the LED starts fl ashing on the display.
If your refrigerator does not work:
• Was there a power outage?
• Is the plug inserted properly?
• Is the fuse of the socket where the plug is inserted burned out?
• Was there a problem with the socket? To check this, plug the refrigerator into a an outlet you know is
working.
If your freezer doesn't cool enough:
• Is the temperature setting correct?
• Is the refrigerator door frequently opened and left open for a long time?
• Is the refrigerator door properly closed?
• Have you put food in the refrigerator in contact with the back of the refrigerator and thus prevented the
air circulation?
• Isn't the refrigerator fi lled too much?
• Is there enough space between the refrigerator and the wall?
• Is the ambient temperature value within the range of values specifi ed in the instruction manual?
If the food in your refrigerator is overcooled
• Is the temperature setting correct?
• Isn't there too much food in the freezer? If so, your refrigerator can cool the food too much and it will run
longer to cool the food.
If your refrigerator is too noisy:
To maintain the set cooling level, the compressor is activated from time to time. The noise that sounds from the
refrigerator at this time is quite normal. When the desired cooling level is reached, the noise is automatically
reduced. If the noise persists:
• Is your appliance stable? Are the feet adjusted?
• Is there an obstacle behind the refrigerator?
• Are vibrating the shelves or the dishes? In this case, relocate the shelves and or/dishes.
• The objects located on your refrigerator are vibrating.
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