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Warning
messages
via the display
If several warning messages are
displayed simultaneously, deal with
each message individually.
While a warning message is
displayed, buttons cannot be
pressed.
Temperature alarm
(freezer compartment)
Door alarm
Cause
An appliance door has not been
closed properly or has been
open too tong.
Remedial action
C3 Ctosethe door.
The display goes out.
Sensor fault
Appliance
self-test
Before you call customer service,
conduct an appliance self test.
(3 Switch off the appliance and
wait 5minutes. Keep the door
closed.
C3 Switch on the appliance.
A temperature alarm is indicated by
the required temperature flashing
and the ALARM symbol coming on.
A signal also sounds if the Tone
function has been activated in setup
mode.
Cause
Power failure
Large quantities of fresh
produce placed in the appliance
Fault with the appliance
Remedial action
C3 Press the ALARM button.
The signal stops. The highest
temperature in the appliance is
displayed for several seconds.
C3 Determine the cause of the
temperature alarm.
[_ When the required temperature
is reached again, the ALARM
symbol goes out and the signal
stops.
Cause
A technical defect is possible.
Remedial action
C3 Conduct an appliance self test.
Low voltage
The display light has gone out.
Cause
The mains voltage has dropped
below the permitted limit value.
Remedial action
Buttons cannot be pressed. When
the mains voltage reaches the
stipulated value again, the warning
message goes out. If the warning
message is prolonged, inform your
power supply company.
C3 Simultaneously hold down the
SETUP and ALARM OFF
buttons for 5 seconds.
The self test starts. Different
messages are display in succession.
If a fault is detected during the
self test, the ALARM symbol and a
corresponding error message,
e.g. for a sensor fault, are displayed.
Inform customer service about the
error message.
If the appliance self test does not
establish any faults, the required
temperature is displayed on
completion of the self test.
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