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Service and Maintenance
Replacing the appliance door seal
1. Remove food from the appliance.
2. Pull the appliance door seals out of the appliance.
3. Clean the appliance door as usual.
4. Insert the new appliance door seal in the gaps. Insert the seal in the corners first
and press/stroke it with your thumb.
5. If the seal is not evenly applied everywhere: carefully heat the relevant areas with
a hairdryer and pull out a little with your fingers.
➢ Inspect the door seals regularly for soiling and damage.
➢ Grease and oil make the door seals porous and brittle. If grease
15.3
Defrosting
Automatic defrosting in the refrigerator compartment
The refrigerated area is equipped with an automatic defrosting system. Frost and ice
defrosts automatically. The condensation flows through the channel into the defrosting
hole and out into a condensation bowl on the rear of the appliance. The heat from the
motor evaporates the condensation.
Set the temperature so that the appliance does not constantly cool down – without a
defrost phase. The temperature in the refrigerator drops (to below 0°C) and drinks and
fresh food freeze. The icing of the rear wall causes the energy consumption to rise very
sharply and the appliance efficiency drops.
➢ If the condensation does not run properly through the drain line
➢ There must be no water on the floor or in contact with electrical
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or oil has got onto door seals, immediately clean the door seals
with a cloth and lukewarm water, adding a little commercial
dishwasher detergent.
into the drip tray, check whether the drain line is clogged (see
chapter "Troubleshooting").
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