Panasonic NRB30FG1 - Manual (Page 8)

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Switching the
appliance on
Figure 3
As soon as the machine has been installed, you can plug it into the power socket.
When connected, the light behind the display panel will come on. After about five seconds, the
temperatures of the refrigerator, fruit and vegetables / chill compartment and freezer will start
flashing “8°C”, “8°C” and “-12°C” (figure 3).
●
These aren’t the actual temperatures. Because the appliance has just been turned on, the
refrigerator, fruit and vegetables / chill compartment and freezer have not yet cooled down.
● When each compartment reaches the set temperature, the display stops flashing and shows
the actual temperature. Assuming the room temperature is about 32°C, no food is stored,
the door is closed and the appliance runs properly, this should take three to four hours.
Note: In higher room temperatures, it may take longer for each compartment to cool down.
Selecting the
temperature
A
B
C
A
B
C
(A) Setting the main refrigerator temperature
Default temperature: 4°C
Setting range: 7°C to 1°C
To change the temperature:
1 Press once. 2 While it is flashing, press until the desired temperature is shown.
3 After five seconds, the display reverts to the actual temperature. The unit will then adjust to the new
temperature.
(B) Setting the vegetable compartment temperature
Default temperature: 5°C
Setting range: 5°C to 0°C
To change the temperature:
1 Press once. 2 While it is flashing, press until the desired temperature is shown.
3 After five seconds, the display reverts to the actual temperature. The unit will then adjust to the new
temperature.
(C) Setting the freezer temperature
Default temperature: -20°C
Setting range: -17°C to -25°C
To change the temperature:
1 Press once. 2 While it is flashing, press until the desired temperature is shown.
3 After five seconds, the display reverts to the actual temperature. The unit will then adjust to the new
temperature.
Setting up
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