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Avoid prolonged exposure of the appli-
ance to direct sunlight.
Bulb lamps (if foreseen) used in this ap-
pliance are special purpose lamps se-
lected for household appliances use
only. They are not suitable for house-
hold room illumination.
1.3 Daily use
Do not put hot pot on the plastic parts
in the appliance.
Do not store flammable gas and liquid
in the appliance, because they may ex-
plode.
Appliance's manufacturers storage rec-
ommendations should be strictly ad-
hered to. Refer to relevant instructions.
1.4 Storage of food in
refrigerators and rules of
hygiene
The increasing consumption of prepared
meals and other delicate foods that are
sensitive to non-observation of the cold-
chain principle
1)
makes it necessary to
have better control of the temperatures at
which these products are transported and
stored.
In the home, the correct use of the refrig-
erator and strict observance of the rules
of hygiene make a significant and effective
contribution to improving the preservation
of foodstuffs.
Storage of food / control of tempera-
tures
Store the foods in the appropriate area
depending on their type:
Moderate zone: Drinks, eggs, butter,
commercial and home-made sauces,
hard cheeses, fruit and fresh vegeta-
bles.
Fresh zone: Dairy products, desserts
with dairy content, fats, soft cheeses.
The coldest zone: Meat, poultry, fish,
cold meats, prepared dishes, mixed
salads, foods based on eggs or cream,
fresh dough, cake dough, pizza and
quiches, fresh foods and cheeses with
raw milk, ready-to-eat vegetables sold
in plastic bags and more generally any
fresh product with a “best-before” date
related to a storage temperature of
+4°C or lower.
Observing the following advice will help to
avoid cross-contamination and to prevent
incorrect storage of the foods:
Always wrap the foods to prevent them
from contaminating each other.
Wash your hands before handling food
and several times while preparing a
meal if this requires successively han-
dling different products and, of course,
afterwards when going to the table to
eat, as required by the rules of hygiene.
Do not re-use utensils that have already
been used (wooden spoons, chopping
boards) without first washing them well.
Wait for prepared food to cool down
fully before storing it (example: soup).
Limit the number of times the door is
opened and in any case do not leave it
open for too long, to avoid a rise in
temperature inside the refrigerator.
Arrange the food in such a way that the
air can circulate freely round it.
There should be regular checks for cor-
rect temperature, particularly in the cold-
est area and, if necessary the temperature
control should be adjusted as described
(see the page on Usage).
Measurement of the temperature in an
area (such as on a shelf) can be done by
using a thermometer placed, from the
start, in a water -filled container (glass). To
obtain a good representation of the true
value, read the temperature without ad-
justing the controls or opening the door.
Respect for the rules of hygiene
Clean the refrigerator interior frequently,
using a mild product without an oxydiz-
ing effect on the metal parts, then rinse
with water containing lemon juice, white
vinegar or any disinfectant suitable for
refrigerators.
Remove the extra packaging from food
items before placing them in the refrig-
erator (for example the outer packaging
of packs of yogurt).
Cover the foods.
Always read the instructions for use of
the appliance and in particular the
maintenance instructions.
1)
Cold-chain: process used to maintain optimal conditions of food, starting at the manufac-
turer and ending with the usage of the food by the consumer.
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