Operating and installation instructions Wine conditioning ... · – by the guests in hotels,...

Operating and installation instructionsWine conditioning unit/freezercombination (NoFrost)

To avoid the risk of accidents or damage to the appliance it is essentialto read these instructions before it is installed and used for the first time.

en-GB M.-Nr. 10 999 990

Contents

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Warning and Safety instructions .......................................................................... 5

Caring for the environment ................................................................................ 13

How to save energy............................................................................................. 14

Guide to the appliance ........................................................................................ 16Ice cube maker with integrated ice cube tray ....................................................... 17

Accessories ......................................................................................................... 19Accessories supplied ............................................................................................ 19

Side-by-side fitting kit ...................................................................................... 19Optional accessories............................................................................................. 20

Before using for the first time ............................................................................ 21Before using for the first time................................................................................ 21

Cleaning the appliance..................................................................................... 21Connecting the appliance ..................................................................................... 21

Switching on and off ........................................................................................... 22Touch display ........................................................................................................ 22Switching the appliance on ................................................................................... 22Start screen ........................................................................................................... 23Switching off.......................................................................................................... 24Switching off for longer periods of time ................................................................ 26

The optimum temperature and air quality......................................................... 27The optimum temperature..................................................................................... 27

Setting the temperature.................................................................................... 28Temperature display ......................................................................................... 29

Air quality and humidity......................................................................................... 30DynaCool (constant humidity) ..................................................................... 30Air filtration with the Active AirClean filters ...................................................... 31

Using Super freeze .............................................................................................. 32Super freeze function ....................................................................................... 32Switching Super freeze on and off ........................................................................ 32

To display the Super freeze function ................................................................ 32

Temperature and door alarm.............................................................................. 34Door alarm............................................................................................................. 35

Selecting further settings ................................................................................... 37Settings overview .................................................................................................. 37

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Explanation of the different Settings ..................................................................... 40Using the minute minder (QuickCool timer) ................................................ 40Switching the ice cube maker on and off .................................................... 41Switch the feature lighting on and off, or the duration it is on .................... 42Switching / on and off .............................................................................. 43Switching the wine conditioning unit off ...................................................... 43Switching Sabbath mode on and off ............................................................ 44Setting the duration before the door alarm sounds ..................................... 45Miele@home system settings ...................................................................... 45Switching the sensor tone on / off ......................................................... 47Setting the volume / Switching off alarms and audible tones ..................... 47Setting the display brightness ..................................................................... 48Setting the temperature unit °C/°F ................................................................... 48Switching off Demo mode ............................................................................. 48Resetting to the factory default settings .................................................... 48Accessing Information ................................................................................... 48Reminder to replace the Active AirClean filters ........................................... 49Clean ventilation grille reminder .................................................................. 49

Storing wine bottles ............................................................................................ 50Wooden shelves .................................................................................................... 50

Moving the wooden shelves............................................................................. 50Annotating wooden shelves ............................................................................. 51

Maximum capacity ................................................................................................ 51

Freezing and storing food................................................................................... 52Maximum freezing capacity .................................................................................. 52Freezing fresh food................................................................................................ 52Storing frozen food................................................................................................ 52Home freezing ....................................................................................................... 53

Before placing food in the appliance ............................................................... 53Making ice cubes .................................................................................................. 55

Switching the ice cube maker on and off......................................................... 55Adjusting the interior fittings.................................................................................. 56Using accessories ................................................................................................. 56

Defrosting............................................................................................................. 57

Cleaning and care ............................................................................................... 58Cleaning agents..................................................................................................... 58Cleaning the ice cube tray..................................................................................... 59Preparing the appliance for cleaning..................................................................... 60Cleaning the interior and accessories ................................................................... 60Cleaning the front of the appliance and the side panels....................................... 61

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Cleaning the ventilation grille ................................................................................ 62Cleaning the door seals......................................................................................... 62Replacing the Active AirClean filters ..................................................................... 63After cleaning ........................................................................................................ 64

Problem solving guide ........................................................................................ 65

Noises................................................................................................................... 76

Service.................................................................................................................. 77Contact in case of malfunction ............................................................................. 77Warranty ................................................................................................................ 77

Mains water connection ..................................................................................... 78Information about mains water connection........................................................... 78Connecting the water supply ................................................................................ 79

Electrical connection .......................................................................................... 80Connecting the appliance ..................................................................................... 81

Installation............................................................................................................ 82Climate range ........................................................................................................ 82Ventilation.............................................................................................................. 82Fitting wall spacers supplied................................................................................. 83Limiting the opening angle of the door ................................................................. 83

To fit the door opening angle limiter................................................................. 83Installation ............................................................................................................. 86Building the appliance into a kitchen run .............................................................. 87Appliance dimensions ........................................................................................... 88

Installing in a side-by-side combination ........................................................... 89

Changing the door hinging ................................................................................. 99

Aligning the appliance doors............................................................................ 113

Warning and Safety instructions

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This appliance complies with all statutory safety requirements.Please note that inappropriate use can lead to personal injury anddamage to property.

To avoid the risk of accidents and damage to the appliance,please read these instructions carefully before using it for the firsttime. They contain important notes on installation, safety, use andmaintenance.

Miele cannot be held liable for non-compliance with these instruc-tions.

Keep these instructions in a safe place and ensure that new usersare familiar with the contents. Pass them on to any future owner.

Danger from broken glass!If installed at altitudes above 1500 m there is a risk of the glass inthe door breaking because of changes in air pressure. Shards of glass can cause severe injury.

Correct application

This refrigeration appliance is intended for use in the home and insimilar environments, for example– in shops, offices and similar work settings– by the guests in hotels, motels, bed & breakfasts and other typicalhome settings.This refrigeration appliance is not intended for outdoor use.

This appliance is intended exclusively for domestic use to storewine and deep-frozen food, freeze fresh food, and to make ice.Any other usage is not permitted.


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This appliance is not suitable for storing and keeping cool medi-cines, blood plasma, laboratory preparations or other such materialsor products. Incorrect use of the appliance for such purposes cancause deterioration of the items stored. The appliance is not suitablefor use in areas where there is a risk of explosion.Miele cannot be held liable for damage resulting from improper or in-correct use of the appliance.

The appliance can only be used by people with reduced physical,sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge,if they are supervised whilst using it, or have been shown how to useit in a safe way and recognise and understand the consequences ofincorrect operation.

Safety with children

Children under 8 years of age must be kept away from the appli-ance unless they are constantly supervised.

Children 8 years and older may only use the appliance unsuper-vised if they have been shown how to use it in a safe way and recog-nise and understand the consequences of incorrect operation.

Children must not be allowed to clean or maintain the applianceunsupervised.

Please supervise children in the vicinity of the appliance and donot let them play with it.

Danger of suffocation! Whilst playing, children could become en-tangled in packaging (such as plastic wrapping) or pull it over theirhead and suffocate. Keep packaging material away from children.


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Technical safety

The coolant system is tested for leaks. This appliance complieswith statutory safety requirements and the appropriate EUguidelines.

This appliance contains the coolant Isobutane (R600a), a naturalgas which is environmentally friendly. Although it is flammable, itdoes not damage the ozone layer and does not increase the green-house effect.The use of this coolant has, however, led to a slight increase in thenoise level of the appliance. In addition to the noise of the com-pressor, you might be able to hear the coolant flowing around thesystem. This is unavoidable, and does not have any adverse effecton the performance of the appliance.Care must be taken during the transportation and setting up of theappliance that no parts of the cooling system are damaged. Leakingcoolant can damage the eyes.In the event of any damage:

– avoid naked flames or anything which creates a spark,

– disconnect the appliance from the mains electricity supply,

– ventilate the room where the appliance is located for severalminutes, and

– contact the Miele Service Department.


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The more coolant there is in a refrigeration appliance, the largerthe room it should be installed in. In the event of a leakage, if the ap-pliance is in a small room, there is the danger of combustible gasesbuilding up. For every 11 g of coolant at least 1 m3 of room space isrequired. The amount of coolant in the appliance is stated on thedata plate inside the appliance.

To avoid the risk of damage to the appliance, make sure that theconnection data (fuse rating, frequency and voltage) on the dataplate corresponds to the household supply.Check that this is the case before connecting the appliance. Consulta qualified electrician if in any doubt.

The electrical safety of this appliance can only be guaranteedwhen correctly earthed. It is essential that this standard safety re-quirement is met. If in any doubt please have the electrical installa-tion tested by a qualified electrician.

Reliable and safe operation of this appliance can only be assuredif it has been connected to the mains electricity supply.

If the connection cable supplied is damaged it must only be re-placed by an original spare part to protect the user from danger.Miele can only guarantee the safety of the appliance if original spareparts are used.

Do not connect the appliance to the mains electrical supply by amulti-socket adapter or extension lead. These are a fire hazard anddo not guarantee the required safety of the appliance.

If moisture gets into electrical components or into the mains con-nection cable, it could cause a short circuit. Therefore, do not oper-ate this refrigeration appliance in areas which are exposed to mois-ture (e.g in a garage or utility room).

This appliance must not be used in a non-stationary location (e.g.on a ship).


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Do not use a damaged appliance. It could be dangerous. Checkthe appliance for visible signs of damage.

The appliance must be disconnected from the power supply dur-ing installation, maintenance and repair work, and during installationwork on the mains water connection. It is only completely isolatedfrom the power supply when:

– the mains fuses are switched off, or

– the screw-out fuse is removed (where applicable), or

– the mains cable has been unplugged. Pull on the plug and not thecable when disconnecting it from the power supply.

Unauthorised installation, maintenance and repairs, or a faultymains water connection can cause considerable danger for the user.Installation, maintenance and repairs, installation work on the mainswater connection, and all repairs on the ice/water outlet must onlyever be carried out by a Miele-authorised technician.

The ice-cube maker must only be connected to a cold water sup-ply.

While the appliance is under warranty, repairs should only be un-dertaken by a Miele authorised service technician. Otherwise thewarranty is invalidated.

Miele can only guarantee the safety of the appliance when genu-ine original Miele replacement parts are used. Faulty componentsmust only be replaced by Miele spare parts.


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Correct use

The appliance is designed for use within a certain climate range(ambient temperatures), and should not be used outside this range.The climate range for your appliance is stated on the data plate in-side the appliance. Installing it in a room with too low an ambienttemperature, e.g. a garage, will lead to the appliance switching offfor longer periods so that it cannot maintain the required temperat-ure.

Do not cover or block the air vents as this could impair the effi-ciency of the appliance, increase the electricity consumption andcould cause damage to the components.

If storing food which contains a lot of fat or oil in the appliance orthe door, make sure that it does not come into contact with plasticcomponents as this could cause stress cracks or break the plastic.

Do not store explosive materials in the appliance or any productscontaining propellants (e.g. spray cans). Electrical components couldcause flammable vapours to ignite. Danger of fire and explosion.

Do not operate any electrical equipment (e.g. an electric ice creammaker) inside the appliance. Danger of sparking and explosion.

Do not store cans or bottles containing carbonated drinks or li-quids which could freeze in the freezer. The cans or bottles could ex-plode. Danger of injury and damage to the appliance.

When cooling drinks quickly in the freezer, make sure bottles arenot left in for more than one hour; otherwise they could burst, caus-ing injury or damage.

Never handle frozen food or the metal parts of the appliance withwet hands. Your hands may freeze to the frozen food or to the metal.Danger of frost burn.


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Do not take ice cubes out with your bare hands and never placeice cubes or ice lollies in your mouth straight from the freezer. Thevery low temperature of the frozen ice or lollies can cause frost burnto the lips and tongue.

Do not refreeze partially or fully defrosted food. Consume defros-ted food as soon as possible, as it will lose its nutritional value andspoil if left for too long. Defrosted food may only be re-frozen after ithas been cooked.

Observe the manufacturer's “use-by” dates and storage instruc-tions given on food to avoid the risk of food poisoning. Storage timeswill depend on several factors, including the freshness and quality ofthe food, as well as the temperature at which it is stored.

Only use genuine original Miele accessories and spare parts withthis appliance. Using accessories or spare parts from other manu-facturers will invalidate the warranty, and Miele cannot accept liabil-ity.

Stainless steel appliances

Adhesives will damage the stainless steel surface and cause it tolose its dirt-repellent protective coating. Do not use sticky notes,transparent adhesive tape, masking tape or other types of adhesiveon the stainless steel surface.

The surface is susceptible to scratching. Even magnets can causescratching.

Cleaning and care

Do not use any oils or grease on the door seals, as these willcause the seals to deteriorate and become porous with time.

Do not use a steam cleaning appliance to clean or defrost this ap-pliance. Steam could reach electrical components and cause a short circuit.


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Sharp edged or pointed objects will damage the evaporator, caus-ing irreversible damage to the appliance. Do not use sharp edged orpointed objects to

– remove frost and ice,

– separate frozen foods or remove ice trays.

Do not place electric heaters or candles in the appliance to de-frost it. These can damage the plastic parts.

Do not use defrosting sprays or de-icers, as they could containsubstances which could damage the plastic parts or which mightcause the build-up of gases and pose a danger to health.

Transport

Always transport the appliance in an upright position and in its ori-ginal transport packaging to avoid damage in transit.

Danger of injury and damage. The appliance is very heavy andmust be transported by two people.

Disposal of your old appliance

Before disposing of an old appliance, first make the door latch orlock unusable.This way you will prevent children from accidentally locking them-selves in and endangering their lives.

Splashes of coolant can damage the eyes. Be careful not to dam-age any part of the pipework whilst awaiting disposal, e.g. by

– puncturing the coolant channels in the condenser,

– bending any pipework, or

– scratching the surface coating.

Caring for the environment

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Disposal of the packing mater-ialThe packaging is designed to protectthe appliance from damage duringtransportation. The packaging materialsused are selected from materials whichare environmentally friendly for disposaland should be recycled.

Recycling the packaging reduces theuse of raw materials in the manufactur-ing process and also reduces theamount of waste in landfill sites.

Disposal of your old applianceElectrical and electronic appliances of-ten contain valuable materials. Theyalso contain specific materials, com-pounds and components, which wereessential for their correct function andsafety. These could be hazardous to hu-man health and to the environment ifdisposed of with your domestic wasteor if handled incorrectly. Please do not,therefore, dispose of your old appliancewith your household waste.

Please dispose of it at your local com-munity waste collection / recyclingcentre for electrical and electronic ap-pliances, or contact your dealer orMiele for advice. You are also respons-ible (by law, depending on country) fordeleting any personal data that may bestored on the appliance being disposedof.

Take care not to damage the pipeworkat the back of it before or during trans-portation to an authorised collection de-pot.In this way, refrigerant in the pipeworkand oil in the compressor will be con-tained, and will not leak into the envir-onment.

Please ensure that your old appliancepresents no danger to children whilebeing stored awaiting disposal. See“Warning and Safety instructions” formore information.

How to save energy

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Normal energy consump-tion

Increased energy con-sumption

Installation /Maintenance

In a ventilated room. In an enclosed, unventilatedroom.

Protected from direct sun-light.

In direct sunlight.

Not near to a heat source(radiator, oven).

Near to a heat source (radi-ator, oven).

Where the ideal ambientroom temperature is approx.20 °C.

Where the ambient roomtemperature is above 25 °C.

Ventilation gaps uncoveredand dusted regularly.

Ventilation gaps covered ordusty.

Temperaturesetting

Wine conditioning zones 10to 12 °C

The lower the temperature,the higher the energy con-sumption.

Freezer section -18 °C

How to save energy

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Normal energy consump-tion

Increased energy con-sumption

Use Wooden shelves, drawersand glass shelves arrangedas they were when the appli-ance was delivered.

Only open the door whennecessary and for as short atime as possible. Store winebottles and food in an or-ganised way.

Frequent opening of doorsfor long periods will cause aloss of coldness. The appli-ance will try to cool downand the compressor will runfor longer periods.

Take an insulated cool bagwhen shopping, and loadfood in the appliance assoon as possible.Replace any food removedas quickly as possible, be-fore it begins to thaw.Allow hot food and drinks tocool down before placingthem in the appliance.

Hot food or food at roomtemperature raises the tem-perature inside the appli-ance. The appliance will tryto cool down and the com-pressor will run for longerperiods.

Place frozen food in the refri-gerator to defrost.

Do not overload the woodenshelves in the wine condi-tioning zones or the drawersin the freezer section. Doingso will restrict the free flowof air inside the appliance.

Poor air circulation willcause a loss of coldness.

Guide to the appliance

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This drawing is for illustration purposes only.

a Control panel with display

b Interior lighting/feature lighting

c Fan (DynaCool) with active charcoalfilters (Active AirClean)

d Wooden shelves with labels(FlexiFrames with Noteboard)

e Isolator plate for thermal separationof the wine conditioning zones

f Interior lighting/feature lighting

g Fan (DynaCool) with active charcoalfilters (Active AirClean)

h Wooden shelves with labels(FlexiFrames with Noteboard)

i Isolation strips for thermal separation of the temperature zones

j Safety glass door with UV filter

k Recessed handle with door openingaid (Click2open)

l Ice cube drawer with automatic icecube maker

m Freezer drawers

n Lowest freezer drawer, can also beused as a freezing tray

o Ventilation grille

For easier installation there are trans-port handles on the back at the top andtransport wheels underneath the appli-ance.


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Ice cube maker with integratedice cube tray

For the automatic ice cube maker tooperate, it must be connected to amains water supply (see “Mains waterconnection”).

In the ice cube drawer there is anautomatic ice cube maker .

An ice cube tray , in which the icecubes are produced, is integrated in theice cube maker . This ice cube traycannot be removed.

The ice cube tray automatically emptiesinto the drawer as soon as ice cubesare produced.

The ice cube maker can be turned offindependently of the freezer if you donot want to make any ice cubes.

The ice cube maker is switched on viaSettings mode (see “Selecting fur-ther settings”, - “Switching the icemaker on and off”).


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Symbols on the display

Controls

Symbol Function

Standby For switching on the whole appliance;For switching on the refrigerator sectionseparately

Settings mode For selecting settings (see "Selecting furthersettings")

/ Minus / Plus For altering a setting (e.g. temperature)

OK For confirming a setting

/ Navigation arrowLeft / right

For scrolling in Settings mode to select asetting

Back For exiting a menu

Information

Symbol Meaning

Standby The appliance is connected to the powersupply but is not switched on. The wine conditioning zone is switched offseparately.

Freezer section Identifies the freezer section temperaturedisplay.

Temperature alarm Warning (see “Problem solving guide - Dis-play warnings”).

Door alarm Warning (see “Problem solving guide - Dis-play warnings”).

Power failure Warning (see “Problem solving guide - Dis-play warnings”).

There is a fault with theice cube maker

Warning (see "Problem solving guide - Dis-play warnings").

Accessories

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Accessories supplied

Active AirClean filter

The active charcoal filters in the backwall achieve optimum air quality by fil-tering the incoming air.

Chalk

Use the chalk to annotate the magneticstrips on the wooden shelves to identifyyour wines quickly and easily.

Cool pack

The cool pack prevents the temperaturein the freezer rising too quickly in theevent of an interruption to the powersupply. This can help prolong the stor-age time.

The cool pack will be at its most effect-ive after it has been in the freezer forapprox. 24 hours.

Door opening angle limiter

The door hinges are set ex works to en-able the door to be opened up to 115°.If the appliance door hits an adjacentwall when opened, for example, theopening angle can be limited to approx.90°.

Side-by-side fitting kit

For installing two appliances next toeach other.

Accessories

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Optional accessoriesA range of useful Miele accessories andcare products are available for your ap-pliance.

Accessories are available to order viathe Miele Webshop, from Miele dir-ectly (see back cover for contact de-tails) or from your Miele dealer.

Active AirClean filters

See “Accessories supplied”.

Multi-purpose microfibre cloth

The microfibre cloth is suitable for re-moving fingerprints and light soilingfrom surfaces such as stainless steel,glass, plastic and chrome without theuse of chemicals.

MicroCloth Kit

The MicroCloth Kit contains a universalcloth, a glass cloth and a polishingcloth. These cloths are extremely rip-proofand hard-wearing. Thanks to very finemicrofibres these cloths achieve excel-lent cleaning results.

Before using for the first time

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Before using for the first time

Packaging material

Remove all packaging material fromthe inside of the appliance.

Protective foil removal

Stainless steel surfaces have a layer ofprotective foil to prevent scratching dur-ing transportation.

Do not remove the foil until the appli-ance has been positioned in its finallocation. Start at one of the topcorners.

Cleaning the appliance

Please refer to the relevant instruc-tions in “Cleaning and care”.

Clean the inside of the appliance andthe accessories.

Danger to health!The first three batches of ice cubesmade after the ice cube maker isstarted up must not be consumed,as the water will have been used forthe initial rinsing of the water supplyline.This applies to the initial commis-sioning as well as when using theappliance again after it has beenturned off for a long time.

Clean the ice cube maker.

Connecting the appliance Connect the appliance to the electri-

city supply as described in “Electricalconnection”.

Standby

will appear in the display.

Switching on and off

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Touch display

The touch display can bescratched by pointed or sharp ob-jects, e.g. pens.Only touch the touch display withyour fingertips.

It is possible for the touch display tonot react to finger contact if your fin-gers are cold.

Switching the appliance on

To enable the temperature to get suffi-ciently cold inside the appliance, allowthe appliance to run for approx.2 hours before placing food in it. Do not place food in the freezer until ithas reached the required coldness (atleast -18 °C).

Standby

Touch briefly.

The welcome message Miele - Willkommen will appear in the dis-play for approx. 3 seconds.

°C-18

°C

12°C12

Star screen - pre-set temperatures

The display changes to the start screen.

The interior lighting comes on getsbrighter until it reaches its maximumbrightness. The appliance is nowswitched on and will start to cool. Theappliance will gradually reach the pre-set temperatures:

– Temperature in the wine conditioningzones = 12 °C

– Temperature in the freezer section =-18 °C


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Start screen

°C-18

°C

12°C12


The start screen is the screen fromwhich all settings can be selected.

The display is divided into several fieldsfor this purpose:

The temperature display for the wineconditioning zones is in the two up-per fields.

Touch one of the temperature displaysto access the required wine condition-ing zone display. Here you can set orchange the temperature (see "The op-timum temperature and air quality" –"Setting the temperature", as well asselect the DynaCool function (see"The optimum temperature and air qual-ity" – "DynaCool").

The temperature display for thefreezer section is in the lower field.

This is also identified by .

Touch the temperature display to ac-cess the freezer section display. Hereyou can set or change the temperatureas well as select the Super freeze function (see "Using Super freeze").

Settings mode is on the right-hand side.

Touch the symbol to access Settingsmode. Here further settings can be se-lected (see "Selecting further settings").


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Switching offYou can switch the appliance off in Set-tings mode (see "Selecting further set-tings").

°C-18

°C

12°C12


Touch .

Settings mode

Use the or arrow sensors until is displayed.

Switching off

Touch .

The temperature display goes out and lights up.

The interior lighting goes out and cool-ing is turned off.

will go out after approx. 10 minutes.The display goes dark and switches toenergy-saving mode.

Switching off the wine conditioningzones separately

The two wine conditioning zones canbe switched off at the same timewithout having to switch off the freezersection. The freezer section cannot beturned off separately.

If the DynaCool function has beenpreviously selected, it will be switchedoff automatically.

°C-18

°C

12°C12


Touch one of the two temperaturedisplays for the wine conditioningzones.

12°C

OK

Wine conditioning zone display

Touch or until is displayed.

Touch .

Touch OK to confirm your entry.

Switching the wine conditioning zonesoff must always be confirmed with OK.The setting entered is not automatic-ally adopted after a certain length oftime, or after the appliance door hasbeen shut.


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°C-18

Start screen - Wine conditioning zonesswitched off

The symbol lights up in the temperat-ure displays for both wine conditioningzones. The wine conditioning zonesswitched off.

The temperature in the freezer sectionwill still be shown in the display. The in-terior lighting goes on in the wine con-ditioning zones.

Switching the wine conditioningzones on separately (if previouslyswitched off)

°C-18

Start screen - Wine conditioning zonesswitched off

Touch .

12°C

OK


Touch or until 6 °C is displayed.


The wine conditioning zones will beswitched on and the interior lighting willcome on. They will start to cool andgradually reach the set temperature.


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Switching off for longer peri-ods of time

If, during a long absence, the ap-pliance is switched off but notcleaned and the door(s) left shut,there is a danger of mould buildingup inside the appliance.It is essential to clean the appliance.

If the appliance is not going to be usedfor a longer period of time, e.g. whilston holiday:

switch the appliance off,

disconnect it from the mains,

empty the ice-cube drawer,

close the stopcock for the water sup-ply pipework,

clean the appliance and

leave the door(s) ajar to air the appli-ance and avoid odours building up in-side the appliance.

It is also advisable to carry out the lasttwo instructions if you are switchingthe refrigerator section off for a longerperiod of time.

The optimum temperature and air quality

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Wine keeps on maturing depending onthe surrounding conditions. The lengthof time for which wine can be kept ingood condition will therefore dependnot only on the temperature but also onthe air quality.

The wine conditioning unit with its con-stant ideal temperature, increased airhumidity and odour free atmosphere of-fers the perfect conditions for storingyour wine.

It also guarantees a vibration-free envir-onment (in contrast to a refrigerator) sothat the maturing process is not dis-turbed.

The optimum temperatureWine can be stored at a temperaturebetween 6 and 18 °C. If you are storingwhite and red wines together, select atemperature between 12 and 14 °C.This is suitable for both white and redwines. Red wine should be taken out ofthe wine conditioning unit and openedat least two hours before drinking to al-low it to breathe and develop its aroma.

At too high a temperature (over 22 °C)wine matures too quickly, which pre-vents the aromas from developing fur-ther. Wine cannot mature fully at toolow a temperature (below 5 °C).

Fluctuations in temperature put wineunder stress and interrupt the maturingprocess. It is therefore very important tomaintain a constant temperature.

Type of wine Recommended drinking temper-ature*

Light, fruity reds: +14 °C to +16 °C

Full-bodied reds:

+18 °C

Rosé wines: +8 °C to +10 °C

Delicate, aromaticwhites:

+8 °C to +12 °C

Full-bodied or sweet whites:

+12 °C to +14 °C

Champagne,sparkling whitewines, Prosecco:

+6 °C to +10 °C

* Store the wine 1 or 2 °C cooler thanthe recommended drinking temperatureas it warms up a little when poured intothe glass.

Tip: Full-bodied reds should be openedfor 2-3 hours before drinking to allowthe wine to breathe and develop itsaroma.


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Isolator plate for thermal separation

The unit comes with a fixed isolationpanel that partitions the interior of thewine conditioning unit into two separatetemperature zones. This enables you tostore different types of wine at the sametime, e.g., red wine and Champagne.The isolation strips inside the glassdoor prevent the exchange of heatbetween the individual zones.

Setting the temperature

The temperatures for the wine condi-tioning zones and for the freezer sectioncan be set independently of one an-other.

Touch the temperature display for thesection you want to change.

The previously set temperature will ap-pear.

12°C

OK


-18°C

OK

Freezer section display

Use the and arrows to set thetemperature higher or lower.


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Touch OK immediately after settingthe temperature to confirm your entry.

Or wait approximately 8 secondsafter the last touch of a sensor. Thetemperature will then be automaticallyadopted.

Tip: The newly set temperature can alsobe confirmed and adopted by closingthe appliance door.

The temperature display will thenchange to the current temperature inthe wine conditioning unit.

Temperature range

– The temperature in the wine condi-tioning zones can be adjustedfrom 5 °C to 20 °C.

– The temperature in the freezer sec-tion can be adjusted from -16 °C to-26 °C.

Tip: If you have adjusted the temperat-ure, wait for approx. 6 hours if the ap-pliance is not very full and for approx.24 hours if the appliance is full beforechecking the temperature display, as itwill take this long for the appliance togive an accurate reading.

If, after this time, the temperature isstill too high or too low, you will needto adjust it again.

Temperature display

In normal operation the temperaturedisplay shows the current temperat-ure in the middle of the wine condi-tioning zone, and the current temper-ature in the warmest part of thefreezer section.

If the temperature in the freezer sectionis not within the normal temperaturedisplay range, dashes will flash in thedisplay.

Depending on the ambient temperatureand the temperature setting, it can takethe appliance a few hours to reach thetemperature required and for this tem-perature to then be shown as a con-stant temperature in the display.

If the temperature in the freezersection remains above -18 °C for along time, check that the frozen foodhas not started to defrost.If it has, check that the food is safeto use and if it is, then use it as soonas possible or cook it before freezingit again.


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Air quality and humidityIn most refrigerators the humidity is toolow for wine and therefore a refrigeratoris not suitable for wine storage. Highhumidity levels are necessary whenstoring wine to moisturise corks fromthe outside. When the humidity is toolow the corks dry out and the bottle isno longer tightly sealed. For this reasonwine bottles should always be storedhorizontally to ensure that corks arealso moisturised from the inside. If airgets into the bottle, this will have a neg-ative impact on the wine!

Risk of damage!Do not introduce additional moistureto air in the cabinet, e.g. by placing adish of water in the wine unit. Thiswill lead to condensation on the in-terior walls. Condensate can causedamage such as corrosion to thewine unit.

DynaCool (constant humidity)

DynaCool raises the relative humidityinside the whole of wine conditioningunit. It also distributes the humidity andthe temperature evenly around the in-terior so that you can store all your wineunder the same excellent conditions.This will create a stable climate in theunit which imitates that of a wine cellar.

Switching DynaCool on and off

Touch the temperature display for oneof the wine conditioning zones.

6°C

OK

Wine conditioning zone display – DynaCool

The current temperature and appearin the display.

Touch .

– If the symbol is lit up orange, thefunction is selected.

– If the symbol is white, the function isdeselected.


Or wait approximately 8 secondsafter the last touch of a sensor. Thesetting will then be automatically ad-opted.

The DynaCool function is switched offfor one or both wine conditioningzones.


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Functions that are switched on are notdisplayed in the start screen.

After an interruption to the power sup-ply any function that was previouslyswitched on will be switched off.

Displaying a selected function

Touch the temperature display for oneof the wine conditioning zones.

The current temperature appears in thedisplay. The symbol for the selectedfunction lights up orange.

Air filtration with the Active AirCleanfilters

The Active AirClean filters ensure op-timum air quality by filtering the incom-ing air.

Fresh air from the room enters the ap-pliance via the Active AirClean filters.The fans (DynaCool) then distribute theair evenly throughout the cabinet.Filtering the incoming air through theActive AirClean filters ensures that allthe air entering the appliance is freshand free from dust and odours.This also ensures your wine does notabsorb any unwanted odours throughthe corks.

Replace the Active AirClean filters regu-larly. The symbol will appear in thedisplay to remind you (see "Cleaningand care" – "Replacing the ActiveAirClean filters").

Using Super freeze

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The Super freeze function can alsobe switched on in the freezer section.

Super freeze function For optimum results switch on the Su-per freeze function before putting freshfood into the freezer section. This helpsfood to freeze quickly and retain its nu-trients, vitamins, flavours and appear-ance.

Super freeze is not necessary:

– when placing food in the freezer thatis already frozen.

– when freezing up to 1 kg fresh fooddaily.

When freezing small quantities of foodin the freezer, the Super freeze functionshould be switched on 6 hours before-hand. When freezing the maximum load offood, the Super freeze function shouldbe switched on 24 hours beforehand.

When Super freeze is switched on, theappliance will work at full power tolower the temperature in the appliance.

The Super freeze function will switch it-self off automatically after approx. 65hours. The quantity of fresh food placedin the freezer will determine the durationbefore the Super freeze functionswitches off.

Tip: To save energy, the Super freezefunction can be switched off once aconstant temperature of -18 °C isreached inside the freezer section.Check the temperature inside thefreezer section.

When Super freeze is switched off, theappliance will run at normal poweragain.

Switching Super freeze on andoff Touch the temperature display.

-18°C

OK

Display – Super freeze

The current temperature and appearin the display.

Touch .

– If lights up orange, the function isselected.

– If lights up white, the function isdeselected.


Or wait approximately 8 secondsafter the last touch of a sensor. Thesetting will then be automatically ad-opted.

The Super freeze function is switchedon or off.

The function that has been switchedon is not shown in the start screen.

If Super freeze was previouslyswitched on it will be switched off fol-lowing an interruption to the powersupply.

To display the Super freeze function

Touch the temperature display.

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The current temperature appears in thedisplay. lights up orange.

Temperature and door alarm

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The appliance has been fitted with awarning system which ensures that thetemperature in the freezer section andin the wine conditioning zones cannotrise unnoticed and to avoid energy be-ing wasted if a door is left open.

The temperature alarm is only dis-played in the start screen and notwhen selecting a setting.

A temperature alarm is displayed be-fore an existing door alarm.

Wine conditioning zone temperaturealarm

If the temperature in one of the wineconditioning zones rises or falls by acertain amount, will light up red inthe temperature display. An alarm will also sound until the causeof the alarm is rectified or the alarm isswitched off.

Audible and visual signals will be activ-ated, for example,

– when the appliance is switched on ifthe temperature in the appliance dif-fers greatly from the set temperature,

– too much warm ambient air enteringthe cabinet when bottles are beingrearranged or taken out,

– when a large number of bottles arestored for the first time,

– in the event of a power cut,

– if the appliance has a fault.

The alarm will stop and will go outas soon as the temperature hasdropped down to the correct levelagain.

Freezer section temperature alarm

If the temperature in the freezersection remains above -18 °C for along time, check that the frozen foodhas not started to defrost.If it has, check that the food is safeto use and if it is, then use it as soonas possible or cook it before freezingit again.

If the temperature in the freezer sectionbecomes too warm, will light up redin the freezer section temperature dis-play. An alarm will also sound until the causeof the alarm is rectified or the alarm isswitched off.

The temperature the appliance is set atdetermines the temperature the appli-ance recognises as being too warm.

Audible and visual signals will be activ-ated, for example,

– when the appliance is switched onand the temperature in the freezersection differs greatly from the settemperature,

– if a lot of room air enters the freezerwhen food is being loaded, re-arranged or taken out,

– when freezing large amounts of foodat once,

– in the event of a power cut,

– if the appliance has a fault.

The alarm will stop and will go outas soon as the temperature hasdropped down to the correct levelagain.


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Switching the temperature alarm offearly and checking the warmest tem-perature

If the noise disturbs you, you canswitch the alarm off if you wish. Youcan also find out what the warmesttemperature was in the respective sec-tion.

Touch .

The fault message is confirmed, and thealarm will stop. The start screen ap-pears in the display: the warmest tem-perature recorded in the freezer willflash for about 1 minute in the display.Then the temperature display willchange to the current temperature inthe freezer.

You can exit from the flashing temperat-ure display early:

Touch the temperature display.

The warmest temperature displayed willdisappear. The display will then revertto showing the current temperature inthe freezer.

Door alarmThe appliance has a warning system toavoid increased energy consumptionand food becoming warm if the doorsare left open.

If a door is left open for a long time will light up yellow in the temperaturedisplay and the alarm will sound fourtimes. If the cause of the alarm is notrectified or if the alarm has not beenswitched off early, the alarm will soundagain approx. every 3 minutes.

The period of time before the dooralarm sounds depends on the settingselected (default setting = 2 minutes).The door alarm can also be switchedoff (see “Selecting further settings -Setting the volume / switching offalarms and audible tones”).

The alarm will stop and will go outin the display as soon as the door isclosed.


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The door alarm is only displayed in thestart screen.

The door alarm is automaticallysupressed when you are in Settingsmode. No symbol will be displayedand no alarm will sound.

If an alarm does not sound eventhough the door is open, the alarm hasbeen switched off in Settings mode(see “Selecting further settings - Set-ting the volume / switching off alarmsand audible tones”).

Switching the door alarm off early

If the noise disturbs you, you canswitch the alarm off if you wish.

Touch .

The current temperature is shown in thedisplay. The alarm will stop.

Selecting further settings

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Settings overviewThe following settings can be activated or changed. Default settings are shown inbold or as marked in the segment bar.

Setting Selection / Factory defaultsetting

Use minute minder(QuickCool Timer)

0:00 - 9:59 h:min

Switching the ice cube makeron and off

On (symbol orange) / Off

Switch the feature lighting onand off, or the duration it is on

Levels 1 - 8 (no segments filled = off)

/ Activate / deactivate the safetylock

On / Off

Switching the wine condition-ing unit off

OK

Switch Sabbath mode on/off On (symbol orange) / Off

Change the duration before thedoor alarm sounds

Level 1 - 7 (Level 1 = 30 sec.) (Level 4 = 2 min.)

Miele@home System settings(only visible if the communica-tion stick has been fitted)

For further details please go to“Explanation of the differentsettings – Miele@home systemsettings”.

/ Switch sensor tone on/off On / Off

/ Set volume / switch off alarmsand audible tones

Off - Level 7

Set display brightness Level 1 - 7

Set the brightness for the fea-ture lighting (only appears if thefeature lighting is switched on)

Levels 1 - 7

°C Change the temperature unit °C / °F

Demo mode (only visible whenswitched on)

Off

Reset default settings


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Access information about yourappliance

Display (important when re-porting a fault to Miele Service)

Reminder to replace the ActiveAirClean filters


Clean ventilation grille reminder On (symbol orange) / Off

Cleaning (only appears whenthe ice maker is switched on)



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Selecting further settingsIn Settings mode certain settingscan be adjusted and functions selected,allowing you to adjust the wine unit tosuit your requirements.

See the following pages for more in-formation on these settings.

The door alarm and other warningsare automatically supressed when youare in Settings mode. No symbol willbe displayed and no alarm will sound.Exception: If there is an appliance fault(F+numbers), Settings mode will beexited automatically. The fault codewill be shown in the display and analarm will sound (see "Problem solvingguide - Display messages").

Selecting the setting you want

°C-18

°C

12°C12

Start screen

Touch .

Settings mode

Scroll left or right using the or arrow sensors.

The symbol for the selectable settingappears in the middle of the display.

The symbols for the next available set-tings appear in the background to theright and left, but are not selectable.

Touch the symbol for the setting youwant (see "Settings overview").

Depending on the setting selected thereare two options:

1. You go into a sub-menu with furtheroptions or where values can beentered.

2. You select the setting directly. Thesymbol turns orange and this con-firms your selection. If the symbol iswhite, the function has not been ac-tivated.


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Entering values

All values entered must be confirmedwith OK. If the value is not confirmedthe display will revert to the start screenafter approx. 15 seconds and theentered or altered values will not be ad-opted.

Exiting a menu (“Back” )

You can return to the previous screenby touching .

Entries made before this which have notbeen confirmed with OK will not besaved.

Explanation of the differentSettings

Using the minute minder (Quick-Cool timer)

The minute minder can be used to timeother activities in the kitchen,e.g. chilling pastry. The audible tone willsound at the set time.

A maximum minute minder duration of9 h 59 min can be set.

– Setting the minute minder

Touch .

Use or to set the hours.

Confirm with OK.

The hours are now set. You can now setthe minutes.

Use or to set the minutes.

Confirm with OK.

The minutes are now set. The setminute minder time starts countingdown. If the appliance door is openedagain, the minute minder time will ap-pear counting down in the display. Afterapprox. 3 s, the display changes to thestart screen.

If the minute minder duration is dis-played or altered, the minute minderduration counting down is halted.

In the case of an interruption to thepower supply or when power is re-stored, any previously set minuteminder duration is deleted.


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– When the minute minder durationhas elapsed

An audible signal sounds and willflash.

Touch the display.

The start screen appears.

– Altering a minute minder entry

Open the appliance door.

and the minute minder time countingdown appear for approx. 3 s in the dis-play.

During this time touch the minuteminder time counting down in thedisplay.

Touch to alter a minute mindertime. Proceed exactly as for settingthe minute minder time (see “Settingthe minute minder”).

– Cancelling a minute minder dura-tion


and the minute minder time countingdown appear for approx. 3 s in the dis-play.

During this time touch the minuteminder time counting down in thedisplay.

Touch to delete a minute mindertime.

The start screen appears in the display.

You can also alter or cancel a setminute minder duration in Settingsmode.

Switching the ice cube maker onand off

Danger to health!The first three batches of ice cubesmade after the ice cube maker isstarted up must not be consumed,as the water will have been used forthe initial rinsing of the water supplyline.This applies to the initial commis-sioning as well as when using theappliance again after it has beenturned off for a long time.

Only make normal domestic quantitiesof ice cubes with the ice maker.

Please note:

– After using the appliance for the firsttime, it can take up to 24 hours forthe first ice cubes to drop out of theice cube maker and collect in thedrawer.

– After the ice cube maker has beenturned off and on again, this processlasts max. 6 hours.

– Make sure that the ice cube drawer isempty before switching on the icecube maker.

– Ice cubes can only be made whenthe ice cube drawer is completelyclosed.

If lights up in the display, the icecube maker is not being supplied withsufficient water. Make sure the stopcock is open.

The ice cube maker can be turned offindependently of the freezer if you donot want to make any ice cubes.


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Tip: If the ice cube maker is switchedoff, the ice cube drawer can be used asan extra drawer for freezing fresh foodand storing frozen food.

After a power failure, the ice cubemaker will, if it was previouslyswitched on, be deactivated afterpower is restored.

– Additional functions

After switching the ice cube maker on,the function “Ice cube tray: set to clean-ing position ” will appear in the dis-play in Settings mode .

For further information on the functiongo to “Cleaning and care”, “Cleaningthe ice cube tray”.

Switch the feature lighting on and off,or the duration it is on

The interior lighting can be set to re-main on when the door is closed soyour wines can be on display at alltimes. Each wine conditioning zone hasits own lighting so that the Wine unitcan be illuminated to maximum effect.

Thanks to the use of LED lighting, thewine will not be adversely affected byheat or UV light.

You can set the length of time that thefeature lighting stays on in the seg-ment bar: the duration can be set in increments of15 minutes, starting with 15 minutes(level 2 = 1 filled segment) up to beingon continuously (level 7 = 8 filled seg-ments).

– Setting the "brightness for the fea-ture lighting "

After switching on the feature lighting,the function will appear in Settingsmode .

You can set the brightness for the fea-ture lighting in the segment bar:If all segments are filled in, the max-imum brightness is selected.

You will see the brightness change as itis being adjusted.


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Switching / on and off

The safety lock can be activated to pre-vent:

– the appliance being switched off bymistake,

– the temperature being changed bymistake,

– the DynaCool and Super freeze func-tions being selected by mistake,

– settings being adjusted by mistake (itis only possible to deactivate thesafety lock).

This prevents the appliance beingswitched off or settings adjustedwithout your knowledge; for example,by children.

The safety lock will remain activatedfollowing an interruption to the powersupply, if previously switched on.

– Deactivating the safety lock tem-porarily

Touch the display.

appears.

Touch for approx. 6 seconds.

You can now select further settings(temperature, additional functions, etc.).When the appliance door is closedagain the safety lock is switched backon.

– Deactivating the safety lock

Touch the display.

appears.

Touch for approx. 6 seconds.

The start screen will appear.

Touch .

Select .

lights up orange.

Touch .

appears in the display. The safetylock is deactivated.

Switching the wine conditioning unitoff

The whole appliance can be switchedoff with this function.

The temperature display goes out and lights up.

The interior lighting goes out and cool-ing is turned off.

will go out after approx. 10 minutesand the display turns dark (Energy-sav-ing mode).


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Switching Sabbath mode on andoff

The appliance offers a Sabbath pro-gramme for the purposes of religiousobservance.

The following are switched off:

– the interior lighting when the door isopened,

– all acoustic and visual signals,

– the temperature display,

– the Super freeze and DynaCool func-tions (if previously selected).

– the minute minder (if previouslyswitched on).

Furthermore you cannot select any set-tings in Settings mode .

The Sabbath mode function will switchitself off automatically after approx.120 h.

Ensure that the doors are properlyclosed, as visual and audible alarmsare switched off.

Danger of food contamination!Any power failure during Sabbathmode is not shown in the display.After a power failure, the appliancerestarts in Sabbath mode. Whenpower is restored, no notification ofthe power failure will appear in thedisplay.If there was a power failure duringSabbath mode, check the quality ofthe food and do not consume par-tially thawed food.

– Switching Sabbath mode on

Touch .

lights up orange.

Then lights up white in the display.

Sabbath mode display

will go out after approx. 3 secondsand the display will go dark.

– Switching Sabbath mode off early

Touch the display.

appears.

Touch .

lights up orange.

Touch .

lights up white. The function isswitched off.


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Setting the duration before the dooralarm sounds

The appliance has a door alarm. If adoor is open for a longer period of timean alarm will sound (if this has not beenswitched off; see “Setting the volume /Switching off alarms and audibletones”) and will light up in the dis-play (see “Temperature and door alarm- Door alarm”).

You can set the duration before thedoor alarm sounds with the seg-ment bar: The duration can be set in 30 secondincrements, starting with 30 seconds(Level 1 = 1 filled-in segment) to a max-imum of 3 minutes 30 seconds (Level 7= 7 filled-in segments).

Miele@home system settings

Only visible if an XKS3100W commu-nication stick is fitted.

You can use this option to sign your ap-pliance onto an existing Miele@homenetwork or create a Miele@home net-work with your refrigeration appliance.

Make sure that you have sufficientsignal strength for your WiFi networkwhere the appliance is installed.

There are a number of ways of con-necting your refrigeration appliance toyour WiFi network. You can also usethe Miele@mobile app. You must,however, first create a direct link toyour mobile device (see “ = Softaccess point”).

Miele@mobile app*

The Miele@mobile app can be used toconnect to your network.

Download the Miele@mobile appfrom one of the App stores.

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Setting options in sub-menu

Touch .

You will access a sub-menu. The fol-lowing setting options are then avail-able:

– WPS = WPS pushbutton

– – Wireless access point (soft ac-cess point)

– = Reset WiFi module

– = WiFi module standard settings

– WPS pushbutton

As an alternative to networking via theMiele@mobile App we recommend us-ing WPS (Wireless Protected Setup). Todo so you will need a WPS-compatiblerouter.

Touch .

WPS appears

Touch WPS.

For a certain time an attempt will bemade to create a WiFi link.

Activate the “WPS” function on yourrouter within two minutes.

Once connection has been created, will appear in the display.

Confirm with OK.

The display changes to the start screen,and appears in the top right.

If a connection could not be created,the display shows .

You have probably not activated WPSat your router quickly enough. Repeatthe steps above.

– Wireless access point (soft accesspoint)

You can create a direct link from yourrefrigeration appliance to your mobiledevice (e.g. smartphone or tablet). Thisconnection is necessary in order to cre-ate a network connection with theMiele@mobile app.

Touch .

For a certain time an attempt will bemade to create a direct link.

Confirm the link creation at the mo-bile device.

The display changes to the start screen,and appears in the top right.

If no link is confirmed after approx. 15minutes, the procedure is cancelled.The display changes to the start screen.

– Reset WiFi module

You can reset all entered settings andvalues for Miele@home to standard set-tings. All settings, which do not affectMiele@home will remain unchangedand the WiFi module will be switchedon.

Touch .

appears.

Confirm with OK.

The WiFi module is restarted. After asuccessful restart, the display changesto the start screen and appears inthe top right.

WiFi module default settings

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your WiFi module. All settings, which donot affect Miele@home will remain un-changed and the WiFi module will beswitched off.

Touch .

appears.

Confirm with OK.

The WiFi module is reset and switchedoff. The display changes to the startscreen and the symbol for an activeWiFi connection disappears.

Switching the sensor tone on /off

Every time a selectable field is toucheda sensor tone sounds. You can switchthis on or off .

Setting the volume / Switching offalarms and audible tones

You can set the volume of the alarmand audible tones in the segment bar:If all segments are filled in, the max-imum volume is set. If no segments are filled in, the alarmand audible tones are switched off. will appear.

You will hear the volume change as it isadjusted.

Alarms and audible tones for temper-ature alarms, fault messages, interrup-tions to the power supply or a setminute minder cannot be switched off.


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Setting the display brightness

You can set the display brightness inthe segment bar:If all segments are filled in, the max-imum brightness is selected.

You will see the brightness change as itis being adjusted.

Setting the temperature unit °C/°F

You can choose between degreesCelsius °C and degrees Fahrenheit °Ffor the temperature display.

Switching off Demo mode

Demo mode allows the appliance tobe presented in the showroom withoutthe cooling system being switched on.Do not activate this setting for do-mestic use!

If Demo mode has been switched on asa default setting, will show in the dis-play. The function can be switched offhere.

If Demo mode has been switched off itcannot be switched on again via Set-tings mode .

Resetting to the factory default set-tings

All appliance settings are reset to thefactory default and the appliance isswitched off.

Accessing Information

Appliance data (model number andserial number) is shown in the display.

Tip: This data is important when report-ing an appliance fault to Miele Service.

Confirm with OK to leave the informa-tion screen.

– Displaying licence agreements

Licences used can be displayed via ©.


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Reminder to replace the ActiveAirClean filters

The appliance is fitted with ActiveAirClean filters.

If the charcoal filter indicator has beenactivated, you will be reminded to re-place the filters after approx. 12 months(see "Cleaning and Care" - "Replacingthe charcoal filters"). The symbol will then appear in thestart screen in the temperature displayand an audible tone will sound (ifswitched on).

Touch the symbol to confirm the mes-sage. This resets the counter and thedisplay changes back to the startscreen.

Clean ventilation grille reminder

The appliance has a ventilation grille inthe plinth.

If the Clean ventilation grille reminder isactivated, you will be reminded to dustthe ventilation grille after ap-prox. 12 months (see “Cleaning andcare - Cleaning the ventilation grille”). will then appear in the display andan audible tone will sound (if switchedon).

Tip: The ventilation grille should becleaned on a regular basis with a brushor vacuum cleaner (e.g. use the dustingbrush for Miele vacuum cleaners).

A build-up of dust will increase the en-ergy consumption of the appliance.

Touch the symbol to confirm the mes-sage. This resets the counter and thedisplay changes back to the startscreen.

Storing wine bottles

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Vibration and movement have a negat-ive effect on the maturing processwhich can affect the taste of the wine.

To avoid disturbing other bottles whenremoving a bottle of wine, store bottlesof the same type beside each other onthe same shelf. Avoid stacking bottleson top of one another on the woodenshelves.

Always place the bottles lying down sothat the corks can be kept moist on theinside and air is prevented from gettinginto the bottles.

Danger of injury.Take care that wine bottles do not fallout of the appliance when you pullout a wooden shelf. Wine bottlescould also become wedged in theshelf above.

Wooden shelves

The wooden shelves are on telescopicrunners which can be pulled out tomake it easier to store and removebottles.

Moving the wooden shelves

The wooden shelves can be removedand replaced again if required.

Pull the wooden shelf out until itstops, then lift it up and off the run-ners. Hold onto the frame to do this.

To replace the shelf, place it on theextended rails. The magnetic stripmust face the front.

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Annotating wooden shelves

For quick and easy identification of thewines stored, you can write on theblackboard-painted surface on themagnetic strips on the wooden shelves.

Use the chalk supplied. You can writedirectly on the magnetic strip or removeit from the wooden shelf. To do so:

Hold the magnetic strip by the sidesand pull it forwards. The magneticstrip is held on the wooden shelf bymagnets.

The magnetic strip can be wipedclean with a damp cloth.

Risk of damage!Use clean water only to wipe themagnetic strips. Do not use acleaning agent. Doing so woulddamage the blackboard surface.

Annotate the magnetic strip with thechalk supplied and replace it on thefront of the wooden shelf.

Maximum capacity

Risk of damage!Do not exceed the maximum load-bearing capacity of 25 kg for eachwooden shelf. Stacking bottles onthe wooden shelves should beavoided.

Up to 42 Bordeaux bottles (0.75 l) canbe stored in the wine conditioning unit.

Freezing and storing food

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Maximum freezing capacityTo ensure that fresh food placed in thefreezer freezes through to the core asquickly as possible, the maximumfreezing capacity must not be ex-ceeded. The maximum freezing capa-city for freezing within a 24-hour periodis given on the data plate: “Freezing ca-pacity ....kg/24 hrs”.

The maximum freezing capacity givenon the data plate has been calculatedaccording to DIN EN ISO 15502 Stand-ard.

Freezing fresh foodFresh food should be frozen as quicklyas possible. This way the nutritionalvalue of the food, its vitamin content,appearance and taste are not impaired.

Food which takes a long time to freezewill lose more water from its cells,which then shrink. During the defrostingprocess, only some of this water is re-absorbed by the cells; the rest collectsaround the food.

If food is frozen quickly, the cells haveless time to lose moisture, so theyshrink less. As there is not so muchmoisture loss, it is easier for the food toreabsorb it during the defrosting pro-cess, and very little water collectsaround the defrosted food.

Storing frozen foodWhen buying frozen food to store inyour freezer, check

– that the packaging is not damaged,

– the use-by date,

– the temperature at which the frozenfood is being stored in the shop. Thelength of time it can be kept is re-duced if it has been stored at a tem-perature warmer than -18 °C.

Buy frozen food once you have fin-ished the rest of your shopping, andwrap it in newspaper or use a coolbag or cool box to transport it.

Store it in the freezer as soon as pos-sible.

Never re-freeze partially or fullydefrosted food. Consume defrostedfood as soon as possible as it willlose its nutritional value and spoil ifleft for too long. Defrosted food mayonly be re-frozen after it has beencooked.


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Home freezing

Only freeze fresh food which is in agood condition.

Before placing food in the appliance

When freezing more than 1 kg offresh food, switch on the Superfreeze function some time before pla-cing the food in the freezer (see “Su-per freeze”).

This helps create a cold reserve in foodwhich is already stored in the freezer.

Placing food in the freezer

The following maximum loadingweights must not be exceeded: – freezer drawer = 25 kg– glass cold plate = 35 kg

Unfrozen food should not touchfrozen food as this will cause frozenfood to begin to thaw.

Make sure that the packaging andcontainers are dry to prevent themsticking together when frozen.

- Freezing small quantities of food

Place the food in the upper freezerdrawers.

Place the food flat in the bottom ofthe freezer drawers so that it freezesthrough to the core as quickly as pos-sible.

- Freezing the maximum amount offood (see data plate)

Ensure ventilation slots at the backof the freezer section are always freefrom obstruction.If the ventilation slots are blocked thecooling performance will decreaseand energy consumption will in-crease.Place food on the glass plate in sucha way that the ventilation slots arenot blocked.

Remove the upper freezer drawers.

Place the food flat on the upper glasscold plates so that it freezes throughto the core as quickly as possible.

Once the freezing process is com-plete, place the frozen food in thefreezer drawer and push it back in.


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Storage time for frozen food

The storage life of food is very variable,even at a constant temperature of-18 °C. Decomposition processes alsotake place in frozen food, albeit at avery reduced speed. For example fatcan become rancid from contact withoxygen in the air. This is why lean meatcan be stored approx. twice as long asfatty meat.

The storage times quoted are guide val-ues for the storage life of different foodgroups in the freezer section.

Food group Storagetime(Months)

Ice cream 2 to 6

Bread, baked goods 2 to 6

Cheese 2 to 4

Fish, oily 1 to 2

Fish, lean 1 to 5

Sausage, ham 1 to 3

Game, pork 1 to 12

Poultry, beef 2 to 10

Vegetables, fruit 6 to 18

Herbs 6 to 10

Where the storage time given on thepackaging differs, follow the advice onthe packaging.

Defrosting frozen food

Frozen food can be defrosted in differ-ent ways:

– in a microwave oven

– in an oven using “Fan heat” or the“Defrost” setting

– at room temperature

– in the refrigerator section (the coldgiven off by the frozen food helps tokeep the other food cold)

– in a steam oven

Flat pieces of partially thawed fish canbe placed directly into a hot frying pan.

Meat and poultry It is particularly im-portant to observe food hygiene ruleswhen defrosting poultry. Do not use theliquid from defrosted poultry. Pour itaway and wash the container it was in,the sink and your hands. Danger of sal-monella poisoning. Ensure that meatand fish (e.g. mince, chicken, fish fillets)do not come into contact with otherfoods while defrosting. Catch the liquidfrom defrosting and dispose of it care-fully.

Fruit should be defrosted at room tem-perature in its packaging, or in acovered bowl.

Most vegetables can be cooked whilestill frozen. Just put straight into boilingwater or hot fat. The cooking time isslightly less than that of fresh veget-ables due to changes in the cell struc-ture.

Never re-freeze partially or fullydefrosted food. Defrosted food mayonly be re-frozen after it has beencooked.


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Cooling drinks quickly

When cooling drinks quickly in thefreezer, make sure bottles are not left infor more than one hour. Otherwisethey could burst.

Tip: To avoid forgetting about bottlesplaced in the freezer you can set theminute minder (QuickCool timer ) in Set-tings mode.

Making ice cubes

Switching the ice cube maker on andoff

For instructions on how to switch theice cube make on and off see “Select-ing further settings” - “Switching theice cube maker on and off”.

Making a large amount of ice cubes

The amount of ice cubes produced de-pends on the temperature in the freezer.The lower the temperature, the more icecubes are produced within a given time.At a temperature of -18 °C, approx. 1 kgof ice cubes will be produced within24 hours.

Tip: If you require a large amount of icecubes, replace the full ice cube drawerwith the drawer beside it on the right.

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Adjusting the interior fittings

Removing the drawers and glassplates from the freezer section

The drawers can be removed for filling,emptying or cleaning purposes.

You can also use the space in thefreezer section more flexibly. If you wishto freeze large items such as a turkey orgame, the glass cold plates betweenthe drawers can be removed.

Pull out the drawers as far as they willgo, and then lift them up and out.

Lift the glass plate slightly, pull it for-wards and out.

Using accessories

Cool pack

The cool pack prevents the temperaturein the freezer rising too quickly in theevent of a power cut. This can help pro-long the storage life.

Place the cool pack in the top freezerdrawer.

The cool pack will be at its most effect-ive after it has been in the freezer forapprox. 24 hours.

– In the event of a power cut

Place the frozen cool pack directly ontop of the frozen food in the front ofthe top drawer.

Tip: When placing fresh food in thefreezer, use the cool pack to separatethe fresh food from the food which isalready frozen so that the frozen fooddoes not begin to thaw.

Tip: The cool pack can also be used ina cool bag to keep food or drinks coolfor a short period of time.

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Wine conditioning zonesThe wine conditioning zones defrostautomatically.

Condensate and frost can build up onthe back wall of the wine conditioningzones whilst the compressor is running.You do not need to remove this, as itwill defrost and evaporate automaticallywith the warmth generated by the com-pressor.

The condensate is drained awaythrough a channel and drain hole, thenfed into an evaporation system at theback of the appliance.

Condensate must be able todrain away unhindered at all times.Keep the condensate channel anddrain hole clean to enable this.

Freezer sectionThe appliance is equipped with a“NoFrost” system. The freezer defrostsautomatically.

The moisture generated in the appli-ance collects on the condenser and isautomatically defrosted and dissipatedfrom time to time.

This automatic defrosting system en-ables the freezer to remain permanentlyice-free. Food stored in the freezer willnot defrost with this system.

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Do not let water get into theelectronic unit.

Steam from a steam cleaning ap-pliance could reach the electricalcomponents and cause a short cir-cuit.Do not use a steam cleaner!

The data plate located inside the ap-pliance must not be removed. It con-tains information which is required inthe event of a service call.

Cleaning agents

Cleaning and conditioning agentsused inside the appliance must befood safe.

To avoid damaging all the surfaces ofyour appliance, do not use:

– cleaning agents containing soda, am-monia, acids or chlorides

– cleaning agents containing descalingagents

– abrasive cleaning agents, e.g.powder cleaners and cream cleaners

– solvent-based cleaning agents

– stainless steel cleaning agents

– dishwasher cleaner

– oven sprays

– glass cleaning agents

– hard, abrasive sponges and brushes,e.g. pot scourers

– melamine eraser blocks

– sharp metal scrapers

We recommend using a clean sponge,lukewarm water with a little washing-upliquid to clean surfaces of the appli-ance.

The following pages contain importantinformation on cleaning.

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Cleaning the ice cube tray

Clean the ice cube tray – before switching off the ice cubemaker for a long time.– regularly, to remove ice and waterresidues.

The ice cube tray cannot be removedand must be cleaned in situ. For thisreason the ice cube tray must be set tothe cleaning position.

Selecting the cleaning position

The ice cube maker has to beswitched on before the function toset it to the “Cleaning position ”can be selected. The ice cubedrawer must also be in position.

Empty the ice cube drawer and placeit in the appliance.

In Settings mode select the symbol.

The selected setting is applied. You willhear the ice cube tray turn so that it isat an angle.

Wait until the ice cube tray has com-pleted this rotation before continuing.

The symbol will appear in the dis-play.

Remove the ice cube drawer.

The ice cube tray cannot be removedand must be cleaned in situ.

Clean the ice cube tray and the icecube drawer with lukewarm waterand a little washing up liquid. Aftercleaning, wipe with clean water anddry with a soft cloth.

Push the ice cube drawer all the wayback into the appliance.

After cleaning, confirm with OK.

You will hear the ice cube tray return toits original position.

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Preparing the appliance forcleaning Switch the appliance off.

appears in the display and cooling isswitched off.

Switch off at the wall and withdrawthe plug from the socket, or discon-nect the mains fuse.

Take any wine bottles and frozen foodout of the appliance and store in acool place.

Remove the magnetic strips from thewooden shelves before cleaningthem.

Take out the freezer drawers andglass plates.

Pull off the front strip with the rollers.

Take out all other removable parts forcleaning.

Cleaning the interior and ac-cessories

Clean the appliance at least once amonth.

Remove soiling immediately to preventit from drying on.

Clean the interior with a cleansponge, lukewarm water and a littlewashing-up liquid.

After cleaning, wipe with clean waterand dry with a soft cloth.

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The following parts cannot be cleanedin a dishwasher:

– the wooden shelves

– all drawers and the compartment lid(depending on model)

– the cool pack

These accessories should all be handwashed.

The following parts are suitable forcleaning in a dishwasher:

The maximum temperature of thedishwashing programme selectedmust not exceed 55 °C.

Contact with natural dyes e.g. fromcarrots, tomatoes and ketchup maydiscolour the plastic parts in thedishwasher. This discolouration doesnot affect the stability of the parts.

– the glass plates (without trim)

The wooden shelves in the wine con-ditioning zones are fitted on tele-scopic runners. Wipe the telescopicrunners with a damp cloth to cleanthem.

Be careful not to wash out thespecial lubricant in the telescopicrunners during cleaning.

Leave the door open to air the appli-ance for a short while and to preventodours building up.

Cleaning the front of the appli-ance and the side panels

Appliance front

The appliance front has a high quality,special finish (CleanSteel). It is resistantto soiling and is very easy to clean.

Do not use stainless steelcleaning agent on this surface. Thiswould damage the coating.

If soiling is left on for any length oftime, it may become impossible toremove.Surfaces may suffer discolouration ordamage.Therefore it is best to remove soilingfrom the appliance front and sidepanels immediately.

All surfaces are susceptible toscratching. Contact with unsuitablecleaning agents can alter or discol-our the surfaces.See the information on “Cleaningagents” at the beginning of this sec-tion.

Clean the surfaces with a cleansponge and a solution of warm waterand washing-up liquid. A clean, dampmicrofibre cloth without cleaningagent can also be used.

After cleaning, wipe with clean waterand dry with a soft cloth.

Clean the appliance door with a pro-prietary glass cleaner.

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Cleaning the ventilation grille

A build-up of dust will increase the en-ergy consumption of the appliance.

The ventilation grille should becleaned on a regular basis with abrush or vacuum cleaner (e.g. use thedusting brush for Miele vacuumcleaners).

If you want to be reminded automatic-ally every 12 months, switch the Cleanventilation grille reminder on ( see “Se-lecting further settings - Clean ventila-tion grille reminder”).

Cleaning the door seals

If a door seal is damaged or if ithas come out of the groove, the doorwill not close properly and coolingperformance will be reduced.Condensate will build up in the in-terior and this can cause a build-upof ice.Do not damage door seals and en-sure that they do not come out oftheir groove.

Do not use any grease or oil on doorseals as these will cause them to de-teriorate and become porous overtime.

Door seals should be cleaned regu-larly with clean water, and then wipeddry with a soft cloth.

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Replacing the Active AirCleanfiltersFresh air from the room enters the ap-pliance via the Active AirClean filters.Filtering the incoming air through theActive AirClean filters ensures that allthe air entering the appliance is freshand free from dust and odours.

Replace the Active AirClean filters inboth wine conditioning zones approx.every 12 months.

If you would like to be reminded auto-matically every 12 months, switch onthe Active AirClean filter reminder (see"Selecting further settings" - "Reminderto replace the Active AirClean fil-ters ").

Replacement KKF-KWNS ActiveAirClean filters can be obtained fromyour Miele dealer, Miele or from theMiele website.

Remove the cover.

Turn the filter 90° anti-clockwise.

Remove the filter.

Insert the new filter.

Turn the filter 90 °C clockwise until itclicks into place.

Refit the cover.

Touch to confirm that the filtershave been replaced.

The charcoal filter reminder indicatorwill then go out and the counter will re-set itself.

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After cleaning Replace all shelves and accessories

in the appliance.

Reconnect to the mains and switchthe appliance back on.

Switch on the Super freeze functionfor a while so that the freezer sectioncan cool down quickly.

Place the wine bottles back in the ap-pliance and close the door.

Place the freezer drawers with thefrozen food back in the freezer sec-tion and close the door.

When the temperature in the freezersection is a constant -18 °C or colderpress the Super freeze button toswitch the Super freeze function off.

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Many malfunctions and faults that can occur in daily operation can be easilyremedied. Time and money will be saved because a service call will not beneeded.

The following guide may help you to find the reason for a malfunction or a fault,and to correct it.

To prevent unnecessary loss of temperature it is advisable not to open the doorwhile waiting for the appliance to be serviced.

Problem Cause and remedy

The appliance is notgetting cold and the in-terior lighting does notcome on when the dooris opened.

The appliance has not been switched on. Switch the appliance on.

The mains plug is not inserted in the socket correctlyor the plug connector is not inserted into the socketat the back of the appliance correctly. Insert the mains plug into the mains socket and

the plug connector into the appliance socket cor-rectly and switch on.

Check whether the mains fuse has tripped. Therecould be a fault with the appliance, the householdelectrical wiring or another electrical appliance. Contact a qualified electrician or Miele.

The compressor runscontinuously.

This is not a fault. To save energy, the compressorruns at a lower speed, but for longer, when less cool-ing is required.

The compressor isswitching on more fre-quently and for longerperiods of time. Thetemperature in the ap-pliance is too low.

The ventilation gaps have been covered or becometoo dusty. Do not block the ventilation gaps. Dust the ventilation gaps regularly.

The doors have been opened too frequently, or alarge amount of fresh food has been placed insideand/or frozen at the same time. Only open the doors when necessary and for as

short a time as possible.

The required temperature will re-establish itself after awhile.The appliance doors are not closed properly. A thicklayer of ice may have formed in the freezer. Close the appliance doors.


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The required temperature will re-establish itself after awhile.

If a thick layer of ice has formed, it will reduce effi-ciency and increase the energy consumption. Defrost the appliance and clean it.

The ambient room temperature is too high. The higherthe room temperature, the longer the compressor willrun for. See "Installation - Location".

The temperature setting is too low. Adjust the temperature.

A large amount of food is being frozen at once. See "Freezing and storing food".

The Super freeze function is still switched on. You can switch off the Super freeze function earlier

to save energy.

The compressor comeson less and less oftenand for shorter periodsof time.

Not a fault. The temperature setting is too high. Adjust the temperature. Check the temperature again after 24 hours.

The food begins to defrost. The room temperature is too low for this appliance. If the room temperature is too low, the compressorwill run less frequently. This may cause the freezer tobecome too warm. See “Installation - Location”. Increase the temperature of the room.

Ice or condensation hasbuilt up inside the appli-ance.

The door seal has come out of its groove. Check that the door seal is correctly positioned in

the groove.The door seal is damaged. Check whether the door seal is damaged.

The door seal is dam-aged or needs to be re-placed.

No tools are required to change the door seal. Change the door seal. A replacement is available

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Display warnings

Message Cause and remedy

lights up in the dis-play, the appliance doesnot get cold, althoughthe controls and the in-terior lighting are work-ing.

Demo mode is activated. Switch off Demo mode (see “Selecting further set-

tings - Switching off Demo mode”).

Nothing is visible in thedisplay. The display iscompletely blank.

Energy saving mode is switched on. If the appliancehas not been operated for a while (approx.10 minutes) the display is switched off. Touch the display.

The display shows the most recent indication.Sabbath mode is switched on: The interior lighting isswitched off and the appliance is cooling down. Touch the display.

will then light up white in the display (see “Selectingfurther settings - Switching Sabbath mode on andoff”).

is lit up in the displayand the appliance can-not be used.

The safety lock has been activated. Deactivate the safety lock temporarily or switch it

off completely (see “Selecting further settings -Activating or deactivating the safety lock”).

lights up in the wineconditioning zone tem-perature display and anaudible tone sounds.

The Replace charcoal filter reminder setting hasbeen activated. This is the reminder to change theKKF-KWNS Active AirClean filters. Confirm that the filters have been replaced by

touching in the display, and replace the ActiveAirClean filters in the holder (see ("Cleaning andcare" - "Replacing the Active AirClean filters").

lights up in the dis-play and an audibletone also sounds.

The Clean ventilation grille reminder setting hasbeen activated. This is the prompt to clean the ventil-ation grille. Confirm the message by touching in the display

and clean the ventilation grille (see “Cleaning andcare - Cleaning the ventilation grille”).


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is lit up yellow in theone of the temperaturedisplays and an alarm isalso sounding.

The door alarm has been activated (also see "Tem-perature and door alarm"). Touch in the display.

The alarm message is confirmed and the warningtone stops. The current temperature reappears in the temperaturedisplay. Close the relevant appliance door.

The alarm will stop.

is lit up red in theone of the temperaturedisplays and an alarm isalso sounding.

The temperature alarm has been activated (see"Temperature and door alarm"). The temperature inthe respective section has risen higher or fallen lowerthan the temperature set.This could be due to, for example:

– too much warm ambient air entering the cabinetwhen bottles are being rearranged or taken out,

– when a large number of bottles are stored for thefirst time,

– an appliance door being opened too often, or be-ing left open.

– a large quantity of fresh food being placed in thefreezer at once without switching on the Superfreeze function.

– an interruption to the power supply.

– a fault with the appliance.

Touch in the display.

The alarm message is confirmed: goes out andthe alarm stops.

The start screen appears in the display: the warmesttemperature recorded in the freezer will flash for about1 minute in the display. Then the temperature displaywill change to the current temperature in the freezer.

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The warmest temperature displayed will disappear.The display will then revert to showing the currenttemperature in the refrigeration section. Rectify the cause of the alarm. Depending on the temperature displayed, you

should check whether food in the freezer has star-ted to thaw or has defrosted. If it has, it should beused as soon as possible. Defrosted food mayonly be re-frozen after it has been cooked.

lights up red in thedisplay and an alarmalso sounds.

Indication of an interruption to the power supply:the temperature in the appliance over the last fewdays or hours has risen too high because of a powercut or interruption to the power supply. Touch in the display.

The fault message is confirmed: goes out and the alarm will stop.

The start screen appears in the display: the warmesttemperature recorded in the freezer section will flashfor about 1 minute in the display. Then the temperat-ure display will change to the current temperature inthe freezer section.

You can exit from the flashing temperature displayearly: Touch the temperature display for the freezer sec-

tion.

The warmest temperature display will go out. The dis-play will then revert to showing the current temperat-ure in the freezer section. The appliance will thenwork at the lower temperature setting. Rectify the cause of the alarm. Depending on the temperature displayed, you

should check the condition of food in the freezer. Ifit has defrosted or started to defrost, check that itis still safe to use and, if so, use it as soon as pos-sible. Defrosted food may only be re-frozen after ithas been cooked.


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lights up red in thedisplay, a fault code Fwith numbers appearsand an alarm alsosounds.

There is a fault. To switch the alarm off touch in the display. Contact Miele.

To report the fault you need the fault code and alsothe model number and serial number of your appli-ance. You can access these in the display. To do this touch in the display.

The appliance data required will be shown in the dis-play.

Confirm with OK to exit the information display andthe fault code will be shown again in the display.

The appliance can be switched off directly from thefault code display. Touch .

There is an appliance fault: this display always haspriority over any settings which have just been selec-ted.An appliance fault has priority over any current doorand/or temperature alarms displayed.

lights up yellow inthe display and analarm also sounds.

The water supply is turned off. Open the water supply.

The ice cube drawer is not in the appliance. An alarmsounds after closing the door Touch in the display.

The alarm message is confirmed and the warningtone stops. The current temperature will appear in the displayagain. Replace the drawer correctly or switch the ice

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The symbol lights upin the display and analarm sounds.

You have selected the “Cleaning position ” func-tion, and the appliance has detected that the ice cubedrawer is full. The selected procedure is interruptedand an alarm has sounded. Touch in the display.

The alarm message is confirmed and the warningtone stops. The current temperature will appear in the displayagain. Empty the drawer, and then replace it in the appli-

ance.

lights up red in thedisplay and an alarmalso sounds.

There is a fault with the ice cube maker. To switch the alarm off touch in the display. Call Service.

To report the fault you need the fault code and alsothe model number and serial number of your appli-ance. You can access these in the display. To do this touch in the display.

The appliance data required will be shown in the dis-play. Confirm with OK.

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Problems with the ice cube maker


The ice cube maker willnot switch on.

The appliance is not connected to the power supplyor is not switched on. Reconnect to the mains and switch the appliance

back on.

The ice-cube maker isnot producing any icecubes.

The appliance and/or the ice-cube maker is notturned on. Switch on the appliance and the ice-cube maker.

The appliance door has been opened too frequently,causing the compressor to turn on more often and theice-cube maker has iced up. Only open the door when necessary and for as

short a time as possible.The temperature in the freezer section is too high. Select a lower temperature.

The water pressure is too low. Check whether the water pressure is between 1.5

and 6 bar.

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The ice cubes taste orsmell odd.

The ice cube maker is in continuous use and shouldbe cleaned regularly. Rinse the ice cube maker and inlet pipe regularly.

The 1st three batches of ice should be thrownaway and not consumed.

The ice cube maker is rarely used. Ice cubes that arestored for a long time can absorb the taste and smellof other items. Empty the ice cube drawer if you are not going to

use the ice cube maker for a long period of time. Rinse the ice cube maker and inlet pipe regularly.

The 1st three batches of ice should be thrownaway and not consumed.

Unwrapped food is stored in the freezer. Ice can ab-sorb the taste and smell of unwrapped food. Only store food which is packaged in the freezer

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The interior lighting is not working.


The interior lighting isnot working.

The appliance has not been switched on. Switch the appliance on.

Sabbath mode is switched on: the display is darkand the appliance is cooling. Touch the display.

will then light up white in the display (see “Selectingfurther settings - Switching Sabbath mode on andoff”).To avoid overheating, the lighting switches itself offautomatically after approx. 15 minutes if the door isleft open. If this is not the case, then there is a fault.

Danger of electric shock.There are live electrical components under thelighting cover.The LED lighting may only be repaired or replacedby a Miele authorised service technician.

Danger of injury from LED lighting. Light in-tensity corresponds to laser beam class 1/1M.The lighting covers must not be removed or dam-aged, or be removed due to damage. This couldcause injury to your eyes.Do not look into the LED lighting (laser beam class1/1M) with optical instruments (e.g. magnifyingglass or similar).

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Other problems


Food has frozen to-gether.

The food packaging was not dry when placed in thefreezer. Use a blunt instrument, e.g. a spoon handle or

plastic scraper, to prise it apart carefully.

The external walls ofthe appliance feelwarm.

This is not a fault. The warmth created by the evapor-ator is used to prevent condensation.

There is no audiblealarm although the doorhas been open for along time.

Not a fault. The alarm has been switched off in Set-tings mode (see “Selecting further settings - Settingthe volume / switching alarms and audible tones on and off”).

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Normalnoises

What causes them

Brrrrr ... A humming noise is made by the motor (compressor). This noisecan get louder for brief periods when the motor switches on.

Blubb,blubb ...

A gurgling noise can be heard when coolant is circulatingthrough the pipes.

Click ... Clicking sounds are made when the thermostat switches themotor on and off.

Sssrrrrr ... You can sometimes just hear the sound of the fan inside the ap-pliance.

Crack ... A cracking sound can be heard when materials expand insidethe appliance.

Remember that the noise of the compressor and the coolant circulating in thesystem is unavoidable.

Noises Cause and remedy

Rattling, vi-brating

The appliance is uneven. Realign the appliance using a spiritlevel, by raising or lowering the screw feet underneath the appli-ance or place something underneath it.

The appliance is touching another appliance or piece of fur-niture. Move it away.

Drawers, baskets or shelves are unstable or sticking. Check allremovable items and refit them correctly.

Bottles or containers are touching each other. Separate them.

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Contact in case of malfunctionIn the event of any faults which youcannot remedy yourself, please contactyour Miele Dealer or Miele Service.

Contact information for Miele Servicecan be found at the end of this docu-ment.

Please note that telephone calls may bemonitored and recorded for trainingpurposes and that a call-out charge willbe applied to service visits where theproblem could have been resolved asdescribed in this booklet.

Please quote the model and serial num-ber of your appliance when contactingMiele. This information can be found onthe data plate.

The data plate can be found inside theappliance.

Displaying appliance informa-tionThis can be found in Settings mode un-der Information (see “Selecting furthersettings - Accessing information”) or onthe data plate inside the appliance.

– Displaying licence agreements

Licences used can be displayed via ©.

WarrantyThe appliance warranty is valid for 2years from date of purchase. In the UK,you must activate your cover by calling0330 160 6640 or registering online atwww.miele.co.uk.

For more information on country-spe-cific warranty terms and conditions,please contact Miele Customer Service.

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Information about mains waterconnection

The appliance may only be connec-ted to the mains water supply bysuitably qualified persons.

Disconnect the appliance from thepower supply before connecting it tothe mains water supply.

Turn off the water supply before con-necting the water supply line for theice-cube maker.

The water quality must conform tothe requirements for drinking water inthe country in which the appliance isbeing installed (e.g. 98/83/EU).The appliance must only be connec-ted to the mains drinking water sup-ply.

This appliance meets the requirementsof IEC 61770 and EN 61770.

Connection to the household watersupply must comply with the applic-able regulations in the country inwhich the appliance is being in-stalled.All units and systems used to supplywater to the appliance must alsocomply with the applicable regula-tions in the respective country.

The appliance is only suitable forconnection to a cold water line,which

– is connected directly to the mainswater supply to guarantee circulationof water in the cold water line.

Avoid connection to a water supplyin which the water might stagnate.This can affect the taste of water andice cubes.

– withstands the operating pressure.

– complies with hygiene regulations.

The water pressure must be between1,5 and 6 bar.

The stainless-steel hose supplied is1,5 m long and must not be lengthened.

A faulty stainless-steel hose mustonly be replaced by a genuine ori-ginal Miele replacement hose (avail-able from Miele or from your Mieledealer). Ensure that the water hose issuitable for drinking water.

A stopcock must be provided betweenthe stainless-steel hose and the house-hold water supply to ensure that thewater supply can be cut off if neces-sary.

Make sure that the stopcock is stillaccessible after the appliance hasbeen installed.

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Connecting the water supply

Before establishing the mains waterconnection, ensure that the appli-ance is disconnected from the powersupply.

Ensure that it is screwed into posi-tion correctly.

Ensure that the connections are tightand leak-proof.

Before using the appliance for thefirst time, the water supply pipeworkshould be purged of air by a qualifiedand competent person.

A stopcock with a metric R3/4thread must be incorporated whenconnecting to the water supply.

The solenoid valve is located at theback of the appliance at the bottom. Italso has a metric R3/4 connection.

Unscrew safety cap from nut onthe straight end of the hose .

Connect this nut using the tool supplied to the stopcock . Tightenthe nut by turning it clockwise untilthe maximum torque is reached andthe tool is over-torqued.

Briefly open the stopcock to ventthe pipework, and fill the pipeworkwith water. Place the end of the hosein a bucket when doing this.

Pull cover off of the solenoidvalve .

Push nut over the angled end ofthe hose as far as it will go, hold-ing the nut securely.

Moisten the seal , then press theseal into the nut.

The seal should lie flush with the angledend of the hose and held lightly in posi-tion.

Take care not to damage thethread in the solenoid valve.Position the nut carefully and screw itinto position.

Connect the hose by the angled endto the solenoid valve.

Tighten the nut with the tool sup-plied by turning it clockwise untilthe maximum torque is reached andthe tool is over-torqued.

Slowly open the stopcock , andcheck the whole water system forleaks.

Fold the tab on the tool in, andsecure the tool to the stainless steelhose for safe-keeping.

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The appliance must only be connectedusing the connection cable supplied(AC 220-240 V 50 Hz supply).

Appliance plug connector Mains plug

A longer connection cable is availableto order from Miele.

The fuse rating must be at least 10 A.

This appliance must be connected to asuitable switched socket. The electricalinstallation must be in compliance withcurrent local and national safety regula-tions, (e.g. VDE 0100 in Germany).

The socket must not be concealed be-hind the appliance and must be easilyaccessible so that the appliance can bequickly disconnected from the electricalsupply in case of an emergency.

If the socket is no longer accessibleafter installation, an additional means ofdisconnection must be provided for allpoles. Suitable means of disconnectioninclude switches with an all-pole con-tact gap of at least 3 mm. These in-clude miniature circuit breakers, fusesand contactors (EN 60335).

The mains plug and mains connectioncable must not come into contact withthe back of the appliance as vibrationscan cause damage to these compon-ents. This could result in a short circuit.

Do not plug in other appliances behindthis appliance.

Do not connect the appliance to themains electricity supply by an extensionlead. Extension leads do not guaranteethe required safety of the appliance(e.g. danger of overheating).

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Do not connect the appliance to astand-alone inverter such as those usedwith an autonomous energy source e.g.solar power.When the appliance is switched on,power surges could result in a safetyswitch-off. This could damage the elec-tronic module. The appliance must notbe used with so-called energy savingdevices either. These reduce theamount of energy supplied to the appli-ance, causing it to overheat.

Connecting the appliance

Insert the plug connector into thesocket at the back of the appliance.

Make sure that the plug connector hasclicked into position correctly.

Insert the mains plug into the mainssocket and switch on.

The appliance is now connected to theelectricity supply:

will appear in the display. Follow the steps described in “Switch-ing on and off - Switching on”.

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Fire risk and danger of damage!Appliances which give off heat, suchas toasters, mini-ovens or doubleburner hobs, can catch fire.Do not place them on top of this re-frigeration appliance.

Fire risk and danger of damage!Do not place a naked flame, e.g. acandle on top of or beside this appli-ance.

In environments with high hu-midity condensation can build up onthe external appliance panels.This can lead to corrosion of thepanels.For prevention, it is advisable to in-stall the appliance with sufficientventilation in a dry and/or air condi-tioned room.Please ensure that the appliancedoors close properly, the ventilationgaps are not covered over and theappliance is installed in accordancewith these instructions.

Climate rangeThe appliance is designed for use withina certain climate range (ambient tem-peratures) and should not be used out-side this range. The climate range of theappliance is stated on the data plate in-side the appliance.

Climate range Ambient roomtemperature

SN +10 to +32 °C

N +16 to +32 °C

ST +16 to +38 °C

T +16 to +43 °C

Operating in a room which is too coldwill cause the compressor to switch offfor too long, causing the internal tem-perature in the appliance to rise with therisk of food deteriorating and going off.

VentilationAir at the back of the appliance getswarm.

To ensure efficient ventilation theventilation gaps must not be coveredor blocked in any way. They shouldbe dusted on a regular basis.

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Fitting wall spacers supplied

The wall spacers supplied must beused in order to achieve declared en-ergy consumption values and to pre-vent the build-up of condensation athigh ambient temperatures. Appliancedepth is increased by approx. 15 mmwith the wall spacers fitted. If the wallspacers are not used the functionalityof the appliance is not affected. En-ergy consumption is only slightly in-creased with less distance betweenthe appliance and the wall.

Fit the wall spacers onto the back ofthe appliance on the bottom left andright.

Limiting the opening angle ofthe doorThe door hinges are set at the factoryso that the door can be opened up to115°. If the appliance door hits an adja-cent wall when opened, for example,the opening angle can be limited to 90°.

The door opening angle limitershould be fitted before the applianceis installed.

To fit the door opening angle limiter

Switch off at the wall and withdrawthe plug from the socket, or discon-nect the mains fuse.

– remove the soft-close mechanism


Push off right outer cover .

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Remove cover from the door hingeand cover from the soft-closemechanism.

Click the red safety aid (suppliedwith the appliance) into place in theopening.

The safety aid prevents the soft-closemechanism and the hinge plate fromsnapping shut.

Do not remove the red safety aid untilinstructed to do so.

Push pin out of door hinge andremove it.

Move the hinged arm of the soft-close mechanism away from the doorhinge.

Undo and remove screw on soft-close mechanism and insert ascrewdriver behind the soft-closemechanism.

Remove soft-close mechanism .

– fit the door opening angle limiter

Press a door opening angle limiter in from above and below as shown.

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– fitting the soft-close mechanism

Insert soft-close mechanism onthe door hinge side (at an angle ini-tially) so that it clicks into position.

Then press the other end of the soft-close mechanism into the opening.

Secure the soft-close mechanismwith screw .

Push hinged arm into the openingon the door hinge.

Insert pin into the door hinge fromabove. Turn this with a screwdriver(by approx. ¼ turn) until both lugs onthe pin click into position correctly inthe grooves.

Pull out red safety aid .

Tip: Keep the red safety aid in case youwant to change over the door hingingagain at a later date.

Fit cover on the door hinge.

Fit panel so that it clicks into posi-tion.

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Push on outer cover .

Close the appliance door.

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If you intend to install your appliance"side-by-side" with another refrigera-tion appliance, please ensure that youobserve the instructions in "Installingin a side-by-side combination". Thenecessary installation parts are sup-plied with your appliance.

Installation

Two people are required for in-stalling the appliance.

The appliance must be emptywhen it is installed.

Move the appliance carefully onfloors that are sensitive to scratchingto prevent damage.

For easier installation there are trans-port handles on the back at the topand transport wheels underneath theappliance.

Prepare the appliance for installationas close as possible to its intendedinstallation location.

Connect the appliance to the electri-city supply as described in “Electricalconnection”.

Move the appliance carefully to its in-tended installation location.

Position the appliance with the wallspacers (if used) or the back close tothe wall.

Aligning the appliance

To align the appliance, adjust thefront feet using the spanner supplied

Levelling the appliance door

Ensure that you unscrew adjustablefoot from the hinge plate until itsits on the floor. Then unscrew thefoot by a further ¼ turn.

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Building the appliance into akitchen run

If the ventilation gaps given arenot observed, the compressor willrun more frequently and for longerperiods.This will result in increased energyconsumption and a higher operatingtemperature for the compressor. Thismay, in turn, cause damage to thecompressor.It is essential to observe the ventila-tion gaps given.

Top box Refrigeration appliance Housing unit Wall

* The appliance depth is increased byapprox. 15 mm for appliances withwall spacers fitted.

The appliance can be built into a kit-chen run and installed directly next to akitchen furniture housing unit. The ap-pliance front must protrude in front offurniture fronts by at least 65 mm. Thisenables the doors to be opened andshut without being obstructed. Tomatch the height of the rest of the kit-chen, the appliance can be fitted with asuitable top box .

When installed next to a wall a dis-tance of at least 40 mm must be main-tained on the hinge side between thewall and the appliance .

The larger the ventilation gap, themore economically the compressorwill work.

– A ventilation gap of at least 50 mmdepth must be provided at the backof the appliance behind the wholewidth of the top box for air to circu-late.

– The cross-section of the air inlet andoutlet under the ceiling must be atleast 300 cm2 to ensure that air cancirculate without obstruction.

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Appliance dimensions

* Dimensions without wall spacers. Appliance depth is increased by 15 mm with the wallspacers supplied fitted.

Installing in a side-by-side combination

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To avoid a build-up of condensationand resultant damage, refrigerationappliances should not generally be in-stalled directly next to other such ap-pliances (side-by-side). Your appliancehas side-wall heating and can there-fore be installed side-by-side with an-other refrigeration appliance.

Risk of damage!The assembled side-by-side combin-ation is very heavy. Incorrect movingof the combination can cause theappliances to become dented orglass fronts to shatter.Please observe the following noteswhen moving a side-by-side appli-ance combination.It is essential that all side-by-side in-stallation work is carried out by twopeople.

All fixings required for side-by-sideinstallation are supplied with the ap-pliance:


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The following tools are supplied withthe appliance:

The following additional tools arealso required:

Installation

The backs of the appliances must bekept accessible to complete the in-stallation.

The freezer or refrigerator with freezersection must be installed to the left ofthe other refrigeration appliance(when viewed from the front). Theside wall heating in the inner wall ofthe freezer or the refrigeration appli-ance with freezer section is designedto prevent the build-up of condensa-tion between the two appliances.

Place the two appliances as close aspossible to their final position so thatthey can be aligned for any uneven-ness in the floor.

Before starting, peel off any protect-ive foil from the appliance casing.


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Notes on moving side-by-side appli-ances:

Push the combination alternately fromthe left and right corners. Whilst do-ing so grasp the outside frontcorners. Do not, under any circum-stances, use your knees to pushagainst the sides or the appliancedoors.

Once the side-by-side combination isdirectly in front of the niche, push itcarefully into position.

If you need to pull the combinationback out of the niche, hold it by thelower third and pull it straight out.

Installation instructions from thefront of the appliances

Screw adjustable foot (for support-ing the appliance door) right in withthe spanner . The adjustable footmust not touch the floor.

Top cover

Bottom cover

Take the covers off both appliances(from the side that they will be con-nected to each other on).


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Place the appliances next to eachother so that the fronts are aligned,leaving a gap of slightly over 40 mmbetween them.

Remove screws and keep them forthe next step. They are needed forsecuring connecting bracket with.

The upper connecting bracket is fit-ted to align both appliances in heightand depth with each other. If one ap-pliance stands higher than the other,start with the higher one first.

Fit the upper connecting bracket to the pins on the appliance and se-cure it follows:

1. Secure connecting bracket in pos-ition using the screw that you havejust unscrewed from the appliance,and screws .

2. Now press the second appliance upagainst the spacer piece on the con-necting bracket.

3. Secure connecting bracket in pos-ition on the second appliance usingthe screw that you have just un-screwed from the appliance, andscrews . When doing so push theappliances together slightly.


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Place connecting bracket with thehorizontal long slots on the left-handside and secure them as follows:

1. Secure it loosely in position with twoscrews .

2. Adjust the connecting bracket untilits centre piece abuts against theside of the second appliance.

3. Secure the connecting bracket us-ing screws .

4. Now tighten the loose screws and asyou do so push the right-hand appli-ance up against the left-hand appli-ance.

Installation steps from the back ofthe appliances

Place connecting bracket with thehorizontal long slot on the left-handside and secure it as follows:

1. Secure it loosely with screw .


3. Secure the connecting bracket us-ing screw .

4. Now tighten the loose screw and asyou do so push the right-hand appli-ance up against the left-hand appli-ance.


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The holes for securing the connect-ing bracket to have to be pre-drilled.

Push the connecting bracket withcut-outs over the holders for thewall spacers.

Use a pen to mark the position of thedrill holes.

Then take the connecting bracket off again.

Drill through the panel only. Drillingdepth approx. 1 mm.

Drill the screw holes with a 3 mm bitand then file any rough edgessmooth.

Place connecting bracket with thehorizontal long slot on the left-handside and secure it as follows:

1. Secure it loosely with screw .


3. Secure the connecting bracket us-ing screw .

4. Now tighten the loose screw and asyou do so push the right-hand appli-ance up against the left-hand appli-ance.


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Further installation instructions fromthe front of the appliances

Adjust the front feet with the span-ner .

1. Screw in the central adjustable feet such that they do not touch thefloor.

2. Now level the complete side-by-sidecombination with the outermost ad-justable feet .

Place trim at the front of the appli-ance underneath the top connectingbracket and carefully work the trim into the groove. Use a soft cloth to dothis to avoid denting the trim.

Tip: Press both ridges along the entirelength of the trim together. This simpli-fies the process of fitting the trim intothe gap.

Remove the protective foil from thestainless steel trim.


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Now position trim along the top ofthe appliance so that it sits flush withthe corners of the appliance and thencarefully work the trim into thegroove.

Tip: Press both ridges along the entirelength of the trim together. This simpli-fies the process of fitting the trim intothe gap.

Then place cover into position atthe top on the front of the appliance.

Then place cover into position atthe bottom on the front of the appli-ance.

Connect the side-by-side combina-tion to the mains as described in theoperating and installation manual.

On appliances with an ice-makerconnect the appliance to the mainswater supply as described in the op-erating and installation manual.


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Caution! Risk of damage whenmoving the appliance combination!The assembled side-by-side combin-ation is very heavy. Incorrect movingcan cause dentsFollow the instructions on how tomove it.

The side-by-side combination mustbe pushed very carefully into posi-tion.

Adjust the height of the side-by-sidecombination again if necessary viathe two adjustable feet using span-ner .

1. Unscrew the middle adjustable feet until they touch the floor.

2. Unscrew the outer adjustable feet to align the appliance.

Support the appliance doors on thehinge plate using the adjustable foot: Unscrew the adjustable foot until it touches the floor. Then un-screw it by a further 90°.


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Aligning the appliance doors

The appliance door(s) can be height-ad-justed at the lower hinge plates.

Unscrew the set screw a maximumof one turn using the Allen key supplied.

Adjust the height of the hinge pin withthe spanner supplied. The appli-ance is delivered with the hinge pinfully screwed in.

– To raise the door: turn it clockwise.

– To lower the door: turn it anti-clock-wise.

Tighten the set screw . The hingepin is fastened again.

Changing the door hinging

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The appliance is supplied left-handhinged. If right-hand hinging is required,the hinges must be changed.

Do not change the hinging if this appli-ance is going to be installed side-by-side with another refrigeration appli-ance.

Two people are needed for chan-ging the door hinging.

If a door seal is damaged or if ithas come out of the groove, the doorwill not close properly and coolingperformance will be reduced.Condensate will build up in the in-terior and this can cause a build-upof ice.Do not damage the door seals andensure that they do not come out oftheir groove.

Preparation

To change the door hinging, you willneed the following tools:

Place a suitable cover on the floor infront of the appliance to protect theappliance door and your floor fromdamage.


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Remove the top covers Open the appliance door.

Push off right outer cover .

Remove cover from the door hingeand cover from the soft-closemechanism.

Remove the soft-close mech-anism




Push pin out of door hinge andremove it.

Move the hinged arm of the soft-close mechanism away from the doorhinge.


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Use a flat head screwdriver to pushthe tab down and pull cover out ofthe coupling.

Removing the upper door

Danger of injury when removingthe upper door.The upper door is not secure assoon as the pin has been removedfrom the door hinge.The door must be held by a secondperson.

Carefully pull off safety cover .

Loosen pin slightly (ap-prox. ¼ turn) until it clicks.

Now use your fingers to pull pin right out.


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Danger of injury when removingthe upper door.As soon as the hinge pin is located inthe upper door rather than in themiddle hinge plate, the lower door isnot secured and could fall off.Ensure that the hinge pin remainslocated in the middle hinge plate andin the lower door.

Lift the upper door off and place itcarefully to one side.

Removing the lower soft-closemechanism Open the lower door.

Remove panel .





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Pull off cover and push the soft-close mechanism along until thehinge plate is accessible.

Push out pin on the hinge platefrom below and remove it.

Move hinged arm of the soft-closemechanism away from the hingeplate and remove cover .

Removing the lower door

Danger of injury when removingthe lower door.As soon as the hinge pin is removedfrom the lower door in the followinginstructions, the door is no longersecured.The door must be held by a secondperson.

Remove hinge pin from the bear-ing bush in lower door .

Tip: Please note that grey plasticcover on the middle hinge plate canfall off when the door is being removed.


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Lift lower door off and put it downcarefully.

Change the lower hinge plateover

Pull hinge pin complete withwasher and adjusting foot upwards toremove.

Unscrew hinge plate .

Unscrew holder for the soft-closemechanism.

Remove cover and refit on the op-posite side.

Turn holder through 180°, andscrew it into position in the two op-posite slots in the hinge plate.

Secure hinge plate on the oppositeside, starting with screw in themiddle at the bottom.

Then screw in the other twoscrews .

Reinsert hinge pin complete withwasher and adjustable foot .

Important! The lug on the hinge pinmust point to the back again.


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Changing the middle hingeplate over

Pull off cover .

Unscrew hinge plate with the pro-tective film underneath.

Turn hinge plate through 180° andscrew it with the protective film intoposition on the opposite side.

The protective film protects the appli-ance housing from damage.

Turn grey plastic cover through180° and refit it in the hinge plate.

Tip: Plastic cover fits over the pro-truding bearing bush so that this iscovered from underneath and from theside.

Turn cover through 180° and refit iton the opposite side.

Changing the upper door hingeover

Undo and remove screw on doorhinge .

Pull bearing bush out of the guideon door hinge and refit it on theopposite side.

Push cover off to the side.


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Turn the cover through 180° and refitit on the opposite side. Push on thecover from the side and click it intoposition.

Fit upper door hinge onto the pinson the appliance.

Secure door hinge with screws .

Preparing the doorsTip: Spread a suitable cover over astable surface to protect the appliancedoor from damage. Place the door on itwith the outside facing down.

Carry out the following steps on bothdoors.

Change the door opening aid over

Remove cover from the openingfor the recessed handle.

Remove the covers on the rightand left of the recessed handle.


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Fully unscrew the screw with the greyplastic collar and the screwwithout the collar .

Pull the door opening sliders firmlyupwards to remove them.

Remove the door opening aid .

Refit door opening aid on the op-posite side.

Push door opening slider throughthe slots until it clicks into position.

The flush side of the door openingslider must face the door seal. Theplastic lug on the slider must not abutthe door seal but must point towardsthe outer edge of the door.


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Secure the door opening aid usingthe screw with the plastic collar and the screw without a plastic col-lar . Do not overtighten the screws!

Tip: Check whether the door openingaid moves easily by pressing it. If itdoes not move freely, the screwsshould be loosened slightly.

Fit covers and .

Change the soft-close mechanismover

If you want to limit the door openingangle to approx. 90° you need to fitthe door opening angle limiter sup-plied before refitting the soft-closemechanism (see "Door opening anglelimiter").

Undo and remove screw on soft-close mechanism and insert ascrewdriver behind the soft-closemechanism.

Remove soft-close mechanism and turn it through 180°.


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Insert soft-close mechanism onthe door hinge side (at an angle ini-tially) so that it clicks into position.

Then press the other end of the soft-close mechanism into the opening.

Secure the soft-close mechanismwith screw .

Changing over the bearing bushstopper

Pull the stopper out of door bearingbush and replace it on the oppos-ite side.

Fit the bearing bush supplied into theupper appliance door

Fit the bearing bush (supplied withthe appliance) in the opening on thelower edge of the appliance door.

Remove the bearing bush from theopposite side.

Tip: Keep the bearing bush in case youwant to change over the door hingingagain at a later date.


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Refitting the lower door

Place door onto the hinge pin fromabove.

Insert middle hinge pin throughmiddle hinge plate into the bearingbush of the lower appliance door.

Important. The lug on the hinge pinmust point to the back again.

Securing the lower soft-closemechanism Open the lower door.

Pull cover along hinged arm onthe soft-close mechanism.

Open the door 90°.

Push hinged arm into the openingon holder .

Insert pin into the hinge plate fromabove. Turn this with a screwdriver(approx. ¼ turn) until both lugs on thepin click into position correctly in thegrooves.

Push cover further along hingedarm on the soft-close mechanismuntil it locks into position on theholder for the soft-close mechanism.




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Insert panel on the opposite sidefrom the door hinge (at an angle ini-tially) and then click it into position.


Refitting the upper door

Place upper door onto middlehinge pin and guide the upperopening on the hinge side of the dooronto the door hinge with the bearingbush.

Use your fingers to insert pin intothe door bearing bush.

Screw in pin (by approx. ¼ turn)until it clicks into position.

Fit safety cover on to the pin.

The appliance door is not secure untilsafety cover has been correctly fit-ted.


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Secure the soft-close mechan-ism Open the door 90°.

Push on cover until it clicks intoposition.

Push hinged arm into the openingon the door hinge.

Insert pin into the door hinge fromabove. Turn this with a screwdriver(by approx. ¼ turn) until both lugs onthe pin click into position correctly inthe grooves.



Fit the upper covers

Fit cover on the door hinge.

Fit panel so that it clicks into posi-tion.

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Push on outer cover .


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The appliance doors can be alignedwith the appliance housing after theyhave been fitted.

In the following illustration the door isnot shown in the closed position tomake it easier to see what you have todo.

To align the lower door use the longouter slots in the lower hinge plate:

Remove centre screw from thehinge plate.

Slightly loosen both outer screws .

Align the door by sliding the hingeplate to the left or right.

Then tighten screws again.Screw does not need to be refit-ted.

Align the upper door using the longouter slots in the middle hinge plate:

Slightly loosen both screws .

Align the door by sliding the hingeplate to the left or right.

Then tighten screws .

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