Miele Freezer K 122 Ui 1 User Manual

Operating and installation instructions  
Built-in refrigerator  
K 122 Ui -1  
en - GB  
To avoid the risk of accidents or  
damage to the appliance, it is  
essential to read these instructions  
before it is installed and used for the  
first time.  
M.-Nr. 07 738 040  
 
Contents  
Cleaning and care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24  
Cleaning the interior and accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24  
Ventilation gaps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24  
Door seal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24  
Problem solving guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26  
Noises . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28  
After Sales / Guarantee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29  
Electrical connection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30  
Electrical connection U.K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30  
Installation tips. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31  
Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31  
Climate range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31  
Ventilation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31  
Before installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31  
Building in dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32  
Changing the door hinging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33  
Installing the appliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34  
Weight of the furniture door . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34  
Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34  
Fitting the plinth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36  
Fitting a furniture door . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38  
Drilling positions on framed doors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38  
Aligning the furniture door . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39  
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Guide to the appliance  
aLight contact switch  
hButter and cheese compartment  
iEgg tray  
bFreezer compartment  
cTemperature selector and  
interior lighting  
jBottle shelf  
dAdjustable shelf  
eCondensate channel and  
drain hole  
fFruit and vegetable compartment  
gVentilation grille  
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Caring for the environment  
Disposal of the packing  
material  
Disposal of your old appliance  
Electrical and electronic appliances  
often contain materials which, if  
handled or disposed of incorrectly,  
could be potentially hazardous to  
human health and to the environment.  
They are, however, essential for the  
correct functioning of your appliance.  
Please do not therefore dispose of it  
with your household waste.  
The transport and protective packing  
has been selected from materials which  
are environmentally friendly for  
disposal, and should be recycled.  
Ensure that any plastic wrappings,  
bags etc. are disposed of safely and  
kept out of the reach of babies and  
young children. Danger of suffocation!  
Please dispose of it at your local  
community waste collection / recycling  
centre or contact your dealer for  
advice. Ensure that it presents no  
danger to children while being stored  
for disposal.  
Take care not to damage the pipework  
at the back of it before or during  
transportation to an authorised  
collection depot.  
In this way, refrigerant in the pipework  
and oil in the compressor will be  
contained, and will not leak out into the  
environment.  
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Warning and Safety instructions  
This appliance is not intended for  
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This appliance complies with all  
relevant legal safety requirements.  
Improper use can, however, present  
a risk of both personal injury and  
material damage.  
use by persons (including children)  
with reduced physical, sensory or  
mental capabilities, or lack of  
experience and knowledge, unless they  
are supervised whilst using it, or have  
been shown how to use it correctly by a  
person responsible for their safety.  
To avoid the risk of accidents and  
damage to the appliance, please  
read these instructions carefully  
before using it for the first time. They  
contain important notes on the  
installation, safety, operation and  
care of the appliance.  
Safety with children  
This appliance is not a toy! To avoid  
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the risk of injury, do not allow children  
to play with it or near it, or to play with  
the controls. Older children may only  
use the appliance if its operation has  
been clearly explained to them and  
they are able to use it safely,  
Keep these instructions in a safe  
place and pass them on to any  
future user.  
recognising the dangers of misuse.  
Keep children away from it at all  
Correct application  
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times and supervise them whilst you  
are using it.  
This appliance is not designed for  
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commercial use. It is intended for use in  
domestic households and in similar  
working and residential environments  
such as:  
– Shops  
– Offices and showrooms  
– Hostels and guest houses.  
It must only be used as a domestic  
appliance to cool and store foodstuffs  
as well as to store deep frozen food,  
freeze fresh food and to prepare ice.  
Any other usage is not supported by  
the manufacturer and could be  
dangerous. Miele cannot be held liable  
for damage resulting from incorrect or  
improper use or operation of the  
appliance.  
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Warning and Safety instructions  
Technical safety  
- disconnect from the mains,  
- air the room in which the appliance is  
located for several minutes and  
- contact the Service Department for  
advice.  
Before setting up the appliance,  
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check it for any externally visible  
damage. Do not install and use a  
damaged appliance.  
A damaged appliance could be  
dangerous.  
The more coolant there is in an  
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appliance, the larger the room it should  
be installed in. In the event of a  
If the connection cable is faulty it must  
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leakage, if the appliance is in a small  
room, there is the danger of  
only be replaced by a service technician  
authorised by the manufacturer to protect  
the user from danger.  
combustible gases building up.  
For every 8 g of coolant at least 1 m3 of  
room space is required. The amount of  
coolant in the appliance is stated on the  
data plate inside the appliance.  
Safe operation of the appliance is  
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only assured if it has been installed and  
connected in accordance with these  
operating and installation instructions.  
This appliance contains the coolant  
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Before connecting the appliance to  
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Isobutane (R600a), a natural gas which  
is environmentally friendly. Although it  
is flammable, it does not damage the  
ozone layer and does not increase the  
greenhouse effect. The use of this  
coolant has, however, led to a slight  
increase in the noise level of the  
appliance. In addition to the noise of  
the compressor, you might be able to  
hear the coolant flowing around the  
system. This is unavoidable, but does  
not have any adverse effect on the  
performance of the appliance.  
the mains supply, make sure that the  
rating on the data plate corresponds to  
the voltage and frequency of the  
household supply.  
This data must correspond in order to  
avoid the risk of damage to the  
appliance. Consult a qualified  
electrician if in any doubt.  
Do not connect the appliance to the  
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mains electricity supply by a  
multi-socket unit or an extension lead.  
These do not guarantee the required  
safety of the appliance (e.g. danger of  
overheating).  
Care must be taken during the  
transportation and installation of the  
appliance that no parts of the coolant  
system are damaged. Leaking coolant  
can damage the eyes.  
In the event of any damage:  
- avoid open flames and anything which  
creates a spark,  
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Warning and Safety instructions  
The electrical safety of this  
The appliance must be isolated from  
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appliance can only be guaranteed  
when continuity is complete between it  
and an effective earthing system which  
the electricity supply during installation,  
maintenance and repair work.  
The appliance is only completely  
complies with current local and national isolated from the electricity supply  
safety regulations. It is most important  
that this basic safety requirement is  
present and tested regularly, and  
where there is any doubt, the  
when:  
– it has been switched off at the wall  
socket and the plug has been  
withdrawn, or  
household wiring system should be  
inspected by a qualified electrician.  
The manufacturer cannot be held liable  
for damage or injury caused by the lack  
of or inadequacy of an effective  
– the fuse from the fused spur  
connection unit has been withdrawn,  
or the mains fuse has been  
disconnected.  
earthing system (e.g. electric shock).  
Faulty components must only be  
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Installation, maintenance and  
replaced by genuine Miele original  
spare parts. The manufacturer can only  
guarantee the safety of the appliance  
when Miele replacement parts are  
used.  
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repairs may only be carried out by a  
Miele authorised person in strict  
accordance with current national and  
local safety regulations.  
Repairs and other work by unqualified  
persons could be dangerous. The  
manufacturer cannot be held liable for  
unauthorised work.  
This appliance may only be used in  
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mobile installations such as ships if a  
risk assessment of the installation has  
been carried out by a suitably qualified  
engineer.  
While the appliance is under  
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guarantee, repairs should only be  
undertaken by a service technician  
authorised by the manufacturer.  
Otherwise the guarantee will be  
invalidated.  
In countries where there are areas  
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which may be subject to infestation by  
cockroaches or other vermin, pay  
particular attention to keeping the  
appliance and its surroundings in a  
clean condition at all times. Any  
damage which may be caused by  
cockroaches or other vermin will not be  
covered by the guarantee.  
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Warning and Safety instructions  
Correct use  
Do not store cans or bottles  
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containing carbonated drinks or liquids  
Do not store explosive materials in  
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which could freeze in the freezer. The  
cans or bottles could explode.  
Danger of injury and damage to the  
appliance.  
the appliance or any products  
containing propellants (e.g. spray  
cans). Thermostats switching on may  
produce sparks which could present a  
fire hazard. Flammable compounds  
could explode.  
When cooling drinks quickly in the  
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freezer, make sure bottles are not left in  
for more than one hour, otherwise they  
could burst, This could result in injury or  
damage.  
Do not operate any electrical  
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equipment (e.g. an electric ice-cream  
maker) inside the appliance. Danger of  
sparking and explosion.  
Observe the "use-by" dates given on  
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food to avoid the risk of food poisoning.  
Storage times will depend on several  
factors, including the freshness and  
quality of the food as well as the  
If storing alcohol with a high  
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percentage proof, make sure it is tightly  
closed and stored upright.  
Danger of explosion.  
temperature at which it is stored. Follow  
the instructions given on the food  
Never handle frozen food with wet  
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hands. Your hands may freeze to the  
frozen food or to the metal. Danger of  
frost burn.  
manufacturer's packaging regarding  
storage conditions and "use-by" dates.  
Do not use sharp edged objects to  
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– remove frost and ice,  
Do not take ice cubes out with your  
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bare hands and never place ice cubes  
or ice lollies in your mouth straight from – separate frozen foods or remove ice  
the freezer. Danger of inury.  
trays.  
Do not refreeze thawed or partially  
They will damage the evaporator,  
causing irreversible damage to the  
appliance.  
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thawed food.  
Defrosted food should be used up as  
quickly as possible, as food soon loses  
its nutritional value and goes off.  
Defrosted food may only be re-frozen  
after it has been cooked.  
Never place electric heaters or  
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candles in the appliance to defrost it.  
These can damage the plastic parts.  
Do not use defrosting sprays or  
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de-icers, as they might contain  
substances which could damage the  
plastic parts or which could cause a  
build-up of gases and pose a danger to  
health.  
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Warning and Safety instructions  
Do not use any oils or grease on the Disposal of your old appliance  
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door seals, as these will cause the  
Before disposing of an old  
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seals to deteriorate and become  
appliance, first make the door latch or  
porous with time.  
lock unusable.  
If storing food which contains a lot of This way you will prevent children from  
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fat or oil, make sure that it does not  
come into contact with plastic  
components as this could cause stress  
cracks.  
accidentally locking themselves in and  
endangering their lives.  
Be careful not to damage any part of  
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the pipework whilst awaiting disposal,  
e.g. by  
Do not block the ventilation gaps in  
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the plinth or the top of the appliance  
housing unit as this would impair the  
efficiency of the appliance, increase the  
electricity consumption and could  
cause damage to the appliance.  
– puncturing the refrigerant channels  
in the evaporator.  
– bending any pipework.  
– scratching the surface coating.  
The appliance is designed for use  
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Splashes of refrigerant can damage the  
eyes.  
within certain climate ranges (ambient  
temperatures), and should not be used  
outside this range. The climate range  
for your appliance is stated on the data  
plate inside the appliance.  
The manufacturer cannot be held  
liable for damage caused by  
non-compliance with these Warning  
and Safety instructions.  
Installing it in a room with too low an  
ambient temperature, e.g. a garage,  
will lead to the appliance switching off  
for longer periods so that it cannot  
maintain the required temperature.  
Never use a steam-cleaning  
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appliance to defrost or clean this  
appliance. Steam could reach the  
electrical components and cause a  
short circuit.  
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How to save energy  
Normal energy  
consumption  
Increased energy  
consumption  
Installation site  
In a ventilated room.  
In an enclosed, unventilated room.  
In direct sunlight.  
Protected from direct sunlight.  
Not situated near to a heat source Situated near to a heat source  
(radiator, oven).  
(radiator, oven).  
Where the ideal ambient room  
temperature is approx. 20°C.  
Where there is a high ambient  
room temperature.  
Temperature setting with  
a thermostat which is  
approximate  
With a medium setting of 2 to 3.  
With a high setting: the lower the  
temperature in the compartment,  
the higher the energy  
(set in stages).  
consumption.  
Temperature setting with  
a thermostat which is  
exact to the degree  
(digital display).  
Cellar section 8 to 12°C  
On appliances with winter setting,  
please make sure that the winter  
setting is switched off when the  
ambient temperature is warmer  
than 16 °C.  
Refrigerator section 4 to 5 °C  
PerfectFresh zone just above 0 °C  
Freezer section -18°C  
Wine storage section 10 to 12 °C  
Only open the doors when  
Use  
Frequent opening of the doors for  
necessary and for as short a time long periods will cause a loss of  
as possible.  
coldness.  
Store food in an organised way.  
If food is not stored in an  
organised way, searching for an  
item will mean the door is open for  
longer.  
Allow hot food and drinks to cool  
down before placing them in the  
appliance.  
Placing hot food in the appliance  
will cause the compressor to run  
for a long time, as the appliance  
will have to work harder to lower  
the temperature.  
Store food covered or packaged. The evaporation or condensation  
of liquids will cause a loss of  
coldness in the refrigerator.  
Place frozen food in the  
refrigerator to defrost.  
Do not over-fill the appliance to  
allow air to circulate.  
Defrosting  
Defrost the freezer compartment  
when a layer of ice 0.5 cm thick  
has built up.  
A layer of ice hinders the cold  
from reaching the frozen food, and  
causes an increase in energy  
consumption.  
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Switching on and off  
Before using for the first time  
The appliance will start to cool, and the  
interior lighting will come on when the  
door is opened.  
The higher the setting, the lower the  
temperature in the appliance.  
Switching off  
^ Turn the temperature selector in an  
anti-clockwise direction from "1" back  
to the "0" position. You will meet a  
little resistance, but this should be  
ignored.  
^ Remove the transit fitting from the  
appliance, and dispose of it.  
^ Place the stopper supplied in the  
empty hole.  
The cooling system and the interior  
lighting are now switched off.  
^ Clean the inside of the appliance and  
the accessories with lukewarm water  
and a little washing-up liquid, and  
then dry with a soft cloth.  
Switching off for longer  
periods of time  
If the appliance is not going to be used  
for a longer period of time, e.g. whilst  
on holiday:  
Important:  
To ensure the correct functioning of  
the appliance, let it stand for  
between 1½ and 2 hours after  
transporting it to its final location  
before connecting it to the mains.  
This is important for the correct  
functioning of the appliance.  
^ switch the appliance off,  
^ switch off at the wall socket and  
withdraw the plug,  
^ defrost the freezer compartment,  
^ clean the appliance out and  
Switching on  
^ leave the doors ajar to air the  
appliance.  
If, during a long absence, the  
appliance is switched off but not  
cleaned out and the door is left shut,  
there is a danger of mould and  
odours building up inside the  
appliance.  
^ Turn the temperature selector in a  
clockwise direction away from "0".  
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The correct temperature  
It is very important to set the correct  
temperature for storing food in the  
appliance. Micro-organisms will cause  
food which is not stored at the correct  
temperature to deteriorate rapidly.  
Temperature influences the growth rate  
of these micro-organisms. Reducing  
the temperature reduces their growth  
rate.  
– bathwater and other household  
thermometers are not very accurate.  
It is best to use an electronic  
thermometer.  
– Do not measure the temperature of  
the air in the appliance. The result  
will not reflect the temperature in the  
food.  
– Try to open the door as little as  
possible during the measuring  
period, as warm room air will enter  
the refrigerator every time the door is  
opened.  
The temperature in the appliance will  
rise:  
– the more often the door is opened  
and the longer it is kept open,  
– the more food that is placed in it,  
. . . in the freezer compartment  
– the warmer the food is which is being  
put into it,  
To freeze fresh food and to store frozen  
food for a long time, a temperature of  
-18°C is required. At this temperature  
the growth of micro-organisms is  
generally halted. As soon as the  
– the higher the ambient temperature  
surrounding the appliance.  
The appliance is designed for use in  
specific ambient temperatures  
(climate ranges). Do not use in  
ambient temperatures for which it is  
not designed.  
temperature rises above -10°C, the  
micro-organisms become active in the  
food again so that it cannot be kept as  
long. For this reason partially defrosted  
or defrosted food must not be re-frozen.  
Food may be re-frozen once it has  
been cooked as the high temperatures  
achieved when cooking destroy most  
micro organisms.  
. . . in the refrigerator section  
We recommend a temperature of 4°C in  
the middle of the refrigerator.  
If you wish to check the temperature in  
the refrigerator,  
^ place a thermometer in a glass of  
water and then place the glass in the  
middle of the refrigerator section.  
After about 24 hours, the thermometer  
will show the approximate temperature  
in the refrigerator.  
Please note the following:  
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The correct temperature  
Setting the temperature  
Winter setting (for ambient  
temperatures lower than 16°C)  
The temperature is set using the  
temperature dial.  
If the ambient temperature in the room  
drops below 16°C, the compressor will  
start up less frequently. Under these  
circumstances, the freezer can become  
too warm, and the food in the freezer  
can even begin to defrost.  
^ Turn it to a setting between 1 and 5.  
The higher the setting, the lower the  
temperature in the appliance.  
A middle range setting is usually  
sufficient.  
If this should occur:  
However, if frozen food is to be stored  
in the freezer compartment then a  
setting of between 4 and 5 is  
recommended to ensure that the  
required temperature in the freezer  
compartment is maintained.  
It is also advisable to set the  
temperature within this range if the door  
is opened frequently, large quantities of  
food are stored in the refrigerator  
section or there is a high ambient  
temperature.  
^ Press the switch behind the  
temperature selector so that the red  
mark on the switch is visible.  
The interior lighting will come on using  
reduced energy, even when the door is  
closed, and warm up the refrigerator.  
The warmth created by the light being  
on causes the compressor to start up  
more frequently and thus lower the  
temperature in the freezer section  
again. The interior light will stay on until  
the switch is pressed again, hiding the  
red mark.  
The freezer can maintain its coldness  
using this setting providing the ambient  
temperature surrounding the appliance  
remains above 10°C. Please be aware  
that the appliance will not work  
correctly if the ambient temperature  
drops below 10°C.  
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Using the refrigerator efficiently  
Different storage zones  
Do not store explosive materials in  
Due to the natural circulation of the air  
in the appliance, there are different  
temperature zones in the refrigerator.  
Cold, heavy air sinks to the lowest  
section of the appliance. Make use of  
the different zones when placing food  
in the appliance.  
the appliance or any products  
containing propellants (e.g. spray  
cans). Danger of explosion.  
If storing alcohol with a high  
percentage proof, make sure it is  
tightly closed, and store upright.  
Warmest area  
If storing bottles of oil or food  
containing high levels of fat or oil in  
the appliance, take care not to let  
the fat or oil come into contact with  
plastic components. These can  
cause stress cracks to occur in the  
plastic components.  
The warmest area is in the top section  
of the door. Use this for storing butter  
and cheese.  
Coldest area  
The coldest area in a refrigerator is  
directly above the vegetable  
containers.  
Food must not touch the back wall of  
the appliance, as it may freeze to  
the back wall.  
Use this for all delicate and highly  
perishable food, e.g.  
Food which should not be  
stored in a refrigerator  
– fish, meat, poultry,  
– sausage products, ready meals,  
Not all food is suitable for storing in the  
refrigerator. These include:  
– dishes or baked goods containing  
eggs or cream,  
– Fruit and vegetables which are  
sensitive to cold, such as bananas,  
avocado pears, papaya, passion  
fruit, aubergines/eggplant,  
peppers/capsicum, tomatoes and  
cucumbers  
– fresh dough, cake mixtures, pizza or  
quiche dough,  
– soft cheese and other dairy  
products,  
– pre-packed vegetables and other  
fresh food with a label stating it  
should be kept at a temperature of  
approx. 4°C.  
– Fruit which is not yet ripe  
– Potatoes  
– Some hard cheeses, e.g. Parmesan  
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Using the refrigerator efficiently  
Storing food correctly  
Unpacked meats and vegetables  
Store food covered or packaged. This  
will prevent food smells or tastes from  
affecting other foods, and prevent food  
from drying out and also any  
Different types of unpacked meats and  
vegetables must be kept separate. To  
avoid any microbiological  
cross-contamination, these foods may  
only be stored together if they are  
cross-contamination of bacteria. The  
growth of bacteria, such as salmonella, wrapped.  
can be avoided by setting the correct  
temperature and maintaining good  
standards of hygiene.  
Protein rich foods  
Please note that foods rich in protein  
deteriorate faster than others.  
Shell fish, for example, deteriorates  
faster than fish, and fish deteriorates  
faster than meat.  
Fruit and vegetables  
Fruit and vegetables can be stored  
loose in the vegetable containers.  
However, you should bear in mind that  
some types of vegetables give off a  
natural gas which speeds up the rate at  
which food perishes. Some fruit and  
vegetables react strongly to this gas  
and should not be stored together.  
Meat  
Meat should be stored loosely covered  
in suitable containers or packaging.  
Allowing the surface of the meat to dry  
slightly helps to prevent the growth of  
bacteria. To prevent the risk of bacterial  
cross-contamination meat should not  
be allowed to come into contact with  
other foods.  
Examples of fruit which produce a  
large amount of this natural gas are:  
Apples, apricots, pears, nectarines,  
peaches, plums, avocado pears and  
figs.  
Examples of fruit and vegetables  
which react strongly to the natural  
gases given off by other types of fruit  
and vegetables are:  
Kiwis, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels  
sprouts, mangos, honeydew melons,  
apples, apricots, cucumbers, tomatoes,  
pears, nectarines and peaches.  
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Adjusting the interior fittings  
Moving the shelves  
Adjusting the door  
shelves/bottle shelf  
The shelves can be adjusted according  
to the height of the food.  
^ Push the door/bottle shelf upwards,  
then lift it out.  
^ Pull the shelf forwards and then tilt it  
downwards to remove it.  
^ Replace the door/bottle shelf at the  
required position. Ensure that it is  
securely pushed back into position.  
^ With the rear barrier facing upwards,  
place the shelf at the required  
position.  
Fruit and vegetable  
compartment  
The rear barrier must face upwards  
to prevent food from touching the  
back of the appliance and freezing to  
it.  
^ To access the fruit and vegetable  
compartment, slide the cover to the  
compartment forwards.  
Split shelf  
To remove the cover completely,  
slide it forwards as far as it will go,  
then lift it out.  
In order to accommodate tall items in  
the appliance, one of the shelves is  
divided. The front section of the shelf  
can be pushed under the rear section.  
^ Lift the front section of the shelf  
forwards slightly, and then push it  
carefully back on the guide under the  
rear section.  
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Freezing and storing food  
Using the freezer compartment Storing frozen food  
Use the freezer compartment to:  
– store frozen food,  
When buying frozen food to store in  
your freezer, check  
– that the packaging is not damaged,  
– the use-by date,  
– make ice cubes,  
– freeze small quantities of fresh food.  
– the temperature at which the frozen  
food is being stored in the shop. The  
length of time it can be kept is  
Up to 2 kg of food can be frozen in  
24 hours.  
reduced if it has been stored at a  
temperature warmer than -18 °C.  
Freezing fresh food  
^ Buy frozen food once you have  
finished the rest of your shopping,  
and wrap it in newspaper or use a  
cool bag or cool box to transport it.  
Fresh food should be frozen as quickly  
as possible. This way the nutritional  
value of the food, its vitamin content,  
appearance and taste are not impaired.  
^ Store it in the freezer compartment as  
soon as possible.  
Food which takes a long time to freeze  
will lose more water from its cells, which  
then shrink.  
Never re-freeze partially or fully  
defrosted food. Consume defrosted  
food as soon as possible as it will  
lose its nutritional value and spoil if  
left for too long. Defrosted food may  
only be re-frozen after it has been  
cooked.  
During the defrosting process, only  
some of this water is reabsorbed by the  
cells; the rest collects around the food.  
In practice this means that the food  
loses a large degree of its moisture.  
You can tell if this has happened by the  
amount of liquid around the food.  
If food is frozen quickly, the cells have  
less time to lose moisture, so they  
shrink less. As there is not so much  
moisture loss, it is easier for the food to  
reabsorb it during the defrosting  
process, and very little water collects  
around the defrosted food.  
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Freezing and storing food  
Home freezing  
lightly before freezing, but care  
should be taken as the taste of some  
spices alters when frozen.  
Only freeze fresh food which is in a  
good condition.  
– Do not place hot foods or drinks in  
the freezer compartment. This  
causes already frozen food to thaw,  
and increases the energy  
Hints on home freezing  
– The following types of food are  
suitable for freezing:  
consumption considerably. Allow hot  
food and drinks to cool down before  
placing them in the freezer  
Fresh meat, poultry, game, fish,  
vegetables, herbs, fresh fruit, dairy  
products, pastry, leftovers, egg  
yolks, egg whites and a range of  
pre-cooked meals.  
compartment.  
Packing  
– The following types of food are not  
suitable for freezing:  
^ Freeze food in portions.  
Grapes, lettuce, radishes, sour  
cream, mayonnaise, eggs in their  
shells, onions, whole raw apples and  
pears.  
Suitable packing material  
- plastic freezer film  
- freezer bags  
- freezer containers  
- aluminium foil  
– To retain colour, taste and vitamin C,  
vegetables should be blanched after  
they have been trimmed and  
washed.  
Unsuitable packing material  
- wrapping paper  
- grease-proof paper  
- cellophane  
To blanch: bring a large saucepan of  
water to the boil and immerse the  
vegetables in the fast boiling water  
for 2-3 minutes, depending on  
variety. Remove, and plunge into  
ice-cold water to cool quickly. Drain  
and pack ready for freezing.  
- bin liners  
- plastic carrier bags  
^ Expel as much air as possible from  
bags etc. before sealing them, to  
prevent freezer-burn on food.  
– Lean meat freezes better than fatty  
meat, and can be stored for  
considerably longer.  
^ Close the packaging tightly with  
- rubber bands  
- plastic clips  
– To prevent chops, steaks, cutlets or  
rolled meat from freezing together in  
solid blocks when packed, separate  
with a sheet of plastic freezer film.  
- string or bag ties  
- freezer tape.  
Freezer bags may also be sealed  
using home heat-sealing kits.  
– Do not season fresh foods or  
blanched vegetables before  
^ Make a note of the contents and the  
date of freezing on the packaging.  
freezing. Only season cooked food  
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Freezing and storing food  
Before placing food in the freezer  
compartment  
defrosting poultry. Do not use the liquid  
from defrosted poultry. Pour it away  
and wash the container it was in, the  
sink and your hands. Danger of  
salmonella poisoning.  
^ Turn the temperature selector to a  
middle to low temperature approx. 4  
hours before placing fresh food in it.  
Fruit should be defrosted at room  
temperature in its packaging, or in a  
covered bowl.  
Placing food in the freezer  
compartment  
Most vegetables can be cooked while  
still frozen. Just put straight into boiling  
water or hot fat. The cooking time is  
slightly less than that of fresh  
vegetables due to changes in the cell  
structure.  
^ Place the food flat on the bottom of  
the freezer compartment so that it  
freezes through to the core as quickly  
as possible.  
^ Make sure that the packaging and  
containers are dry to prevent them  
sticking together when frozen.  
Never re-freeze partially or fully  
defrosted food. Consume defrosted  
food as soon as possible as it will  
lose its nutritional value and spoil if  
left for too long. Defrosted food may  
only be re-frozen after it has been  
cooked.  
When freezing, make sure that food  
already frozen does not come into  
contact with fresh food being frozen  
as this could cause the frozen food  
to begin to defrost.  
^ After 24 hours, turn the temperature  
selector back to your normal setting.  
Ice cubes  
Defrosting  
Frozen food can be defrosted in  
different ways:  
– in a microwave oven,  
– in an oven using the "Fan" or  
"Defrost" setting,  
^ Fill the ice cube tray three quarters  
full with water and place it on the  
bottom of the freezer compartment.  
– at room temperature,  
^ Once frozen, use a blunt instrument,  
for example a spoon handle, to  
– in the refrigerator (the cold given off  
by the frozen food helps to keep  
other food cold),  
remove the ice tray from the freezer.  
^ Ice cubes can be removed easily  
from the tray by twisting the tray  
gently or by holding it under cold  
running water for a short while.  
– in a steam oven.  
Poultry It is particularly important to  
observe food hygiene rules when  
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Freezing and storing food  
Cooling drinks  
When cooling drinks quickly, make sure  
bottles are not left in the freezer  
compartment for more than one hour,  
as they could burst.  
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Defrosting the appliance  
Refrigerator section  
Freezer compartment  
The refrigerator defrosts automatically.  
The freezer compartment does not  
defrost automatically.  
Condensate and frost can build up on  
the back wall of the refrigerator section  
whilst it is in use. You do not need to  
remove this, as it will defrost and  
evaporate automatically with the  
In normal use, ice and frost will form on  
the evaporator. If allowed to  
accumulate, this will impair the  
efficiency of the freezer and increase  
the consumption of electricity.  
warmth generated by the appliance.  
The condensate is drained away via a  
channel and drain hole into an  
evaporation system at the back of the  
appliance.  
Do not scrape ice and frost off, and  
do not not use any sharp edged or  
pointed instruments to aid the  
defrosting process.  
They will damage the evaporator,  
causing irreversible damage to the  
appliance.  
Ensure that the condensate channel  
and drain hole are kept clean and  
are never blocked so that  
condensate can flow away without  
hindrance.  
The freezer compartment should be  
defrosted from time to time. It must be  
defrosted if a layer of ice approx.  
0.5 cm thick has accumulated. It is best  
to defrost when only very little food or  
no food at all is left in the appliance.  
Before defrosting  
^ Remove the frozen food from the  
freezer compartment and place it in  
another freezer or cool box, or wrap it  
in several layers of newspaper or  
cloths,  
^ and store it in a cool place until the  
freezer compartment is ready for use  
again.  
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Defrosting the appliance  
To defrost  
Do not use defrosting sprays, or  
de-icers as they could contain  
substances which could damage  
the plastic parts and which may  
cause a build up of gases and pose  
a danger to health.  
Carry out the defrosting procedure  
as quickly as possible if food has  
not been placed in another freezer.  
The longer the food is left out at  
room temperature, the faster it  
defrosts.  
After defrosting  
^ Switch the appliance off.  
^ Clean the appliance, and then dry it  
thoroughly.  
^ Disconnect it from the mains. Switch  
off at the wall and withdraw the plug  
from the socket, or disconnect the  
mains fuse or remove the screw-out  
fuse in countries where this is  
applicable.  
Do not let water get into the  
condensate channel and drain hole.  
^ Close the appliance door.  
^ Insert the plug in the socket and  
switch on at the mains. Then switch  
the appliance back on.  
^ Open the freezer compartment door.  
^ Use a sponge or towel to soak up the  
defrosted water.  
^ Place the frozen food into the freezer  
compartment again.  
To speed up defrosting, a bowl with hot  
water (not boiling) can be placed on a  
saucer in the freezer compartment.  
Closing the door in this instance will  
help retain warmth and speed up the  
defrosting process.  
Do not use a steam-cleaning  
appliance to aid the defrosting  
process. Steam could reach the  
electrical components and cause a  
short circuit.  
Never place electric heaters or  
candles etc. inside the appliance to  
defrost it. They will damage plastic  
components.  
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Cleaning and care  
Cleaning the interior and  
accessories  
Never use cleaning agents  
containing abrasive substances  
such as sand, soda, acids, chlorides  
or chemical solvents.  
Use lukewarm water with a little  
washing-up liquid. Accessories and  
shelves should all be handwashed only.  
"Non-abrasive" cleaning agents are  
also unsuitable as they can cause  
matt areas to appear.  
^ Clean the refrigerator section at least  
once a month and the freezer  
compartment each time it is  
defrosted.  
Make sure that water cannot get into  
the temperature selector or into the  
light.  
^ Clean the condensate channel and  
drain hole frequently, so that  
condensate can drain away  
Do not let water get into the  
drainage channel and drain hole  
when cleaning.  
unhindered. Use a straw or similar to  
clear the drain if necessary.  
^ After cleaning, wipe the interior and  
accessories with a damp cloth and  
dry with a soft cloth. Leave the doors  
open to air the appliance for a short  
while.  
Do not use steam cleaning  
apparatus to clean the appliance.  
Steam could reach the electrical  
components and cause a short  
circuit.  
Ventilation gaps  
The data plate located inside the  
appliance must not be removed. It  
contains information which is  
required in the event of a service  
call.  
^ The ventilation gaps should be  
cleaned on a regular basis with a  
brush or vacuum cleaner. A build up  
of dust will increase the appliance's  
energy consumption.  
Before cleaning  
Door seal  
^ Switch the appliance off by turning  
the temperature selector to "0" and  
then switching off at the socket and  
removing the plug.  
Do not use any oils or grease on the  
door seal as these will cause the  
seal to deteriorate and become  
porous over time.  
^ Take any food out of the appliance  
and store it in a cool place.  
The door seals should be cleaned  
regularly with clean water and then  
wiped dry with a soft cloth.  
^ Defrost the freezer compartment.  
^ Take out any removable parts, e.g.  
shelves, for cleaning.  
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Cleaning and care  
After cleaning  
^ Replace all shelves and accessories  
in the appliance.  
^ Switch the appliance on with the  
temperature selector.  
^ Place food back in the appliance and  
close the door.  
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Problem solving guide  
. . . the compressor is switching in  
too frequently and for too long.  
Repairs to electrical appliances  
should only be carried out by a  
suitably qualified and competent  
person in strict accordance with  
current local and national safety  
regulations. Repairs and other work  
by unqualified persons could be  
dangerous. The manufacturer  
cannot be held liable for  
^ Check whether the ventilation gap at  
the bottom of the appliance has been  
covered over or become too dusty.  
^ The refrigerator and freezer  
compartment doors have been  
opened too frequently, or a large  
amount of fresh food has been put in  
at the same time for freezing.  
unauthorised work.  
^ Check that the doors have been  
closed properly.  
What to do if . . .  
^ Check to see whether a thick layer of  
ice has built up in the freezer  
compartment. If it has, then the  
freezer compartment will need  
defrosting.  
. . . the appliance does not get cold.  
^ Make sure that the temperature dial  
is not set at "0".  
^ Check that the plug is correctly  
inserted into the socket and switched  
on.  
. . . the frozen food is thawing  
because the freezer compartment is  
too warm.  
^ Check that the fuse is not defective  
and that the mains fuse has not  
tripped. If it has, contact the Miele  
Service Department.  
^ Is the room temperature lower than  
the ambient temperature for which  
the appliance is designed?  
. . . the temperature in the refrigerator  
is too low.  
Operating in a room which is too cold  
will cause the cooling system to switch  
off for too long, causing the freezer  
compartment to become too warm.  
^ Turn the temperature dial to a lower  
setting.  
^ Switch the winter setting on. Press  
the rocker switch behind the  
^ Check that the freezer compartment  
door has been closed properly.  
temperature selector so that the red  
mark on the switch is visible.  
^ Has a large amount of fresh food  
been frozen at the same time?  
This makes the compressor run for  
longer, causing the temperature in  
the refrigerator section to fall  
automatically. No more than 2 kg of  
fresh food should be frozen at one  
time.  
. . . food has frozen together.  
Use a blunt instrument, e.g. a spoon  
handle or plastic scraper, to prise it  
apart carefully.  
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Problem solving guide  
. . . there is a thick layer of ice in the  
freezer compartment.  
^ Fit the new lamp and replace the  
cover.  
^ Check whether the freezer  
compartment door closes properly.  
. . . the floor of the refrigerator is wet.  
The condensate drain hole is blocked.  
^ Defrost and then clean the freezer  
compartment.  
^ Clean the condensate channel and  
drain hole.  
Too thick a layer of ice reduces  
efficiency and increases energy  
consumption.  
If you still cannot remedy the fault  
having followed these suggestions,  
please contact the Miele Service  
Department.  
. . . the interior lighting in the  
refrigerator section is not working.  
^ Has the contact switch become  
stuck?  
To prevent unnecessary loss of  
temperature, it is advisable not to  
open the doors while waiting for the  
appliance to be serviced.  
If this is not the case, then the lamp is  
defective.  
^ Disconnect the appliance from the  
mains. Switch off at the wall and  
withdraw the plug from the socket, or  
disconnect the mains fuse or remove  
the screw-out fuse in countries where  
this is applicable.  
^ Reach under the back of the light  
cover, and pull the cover off.  
^ Unscrew the lamp and replace it with  
a new one.  
Lamp specification:  
220 - 240 V, max. 15 W, E 14 fitting.  
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Noises  
Normal noises  
What causes them  
Brrrrr...  
Humming noise made by the motor (compressor). This noise can  
get louder for brief periods when the motor is switching on.  
Blubb, blubb....  
Click....  
A gurgling noise can be heard when coolant is circulating  
through the pipes.  
Clicking sounds are made when the thermostat switches the  
motor on and off.  
Sssrrrrr....  
Creak ...  
On multi-zone and frost-free appliances you can sometimes just  
hear the movement of air circulating inside the appliance.  
Creaking sounds can be heard when material inside the  
appliance expands.  
Remember that the noise of the compressor and the coolant circulating in the  
system is unavoidable.  
Noises that you can  
easily rectify  
What causes them, and what can you do about  
them  
Rattling, vibrating  
The appliance is uneven: Realign the appliance using a spirit  
level, by raising or lowering the screw feet underneath the  
appliance.  
The appliance is touching another appliance or piece of  
furniture: Move it away.  
Drawers, baskets or shelves are unstable or sticking: Check  
all removable items and refit them correctly.  
Are any bottles or containers unstable or knocking against  
each other? Separate them.  
The transport cable clips are hanging loose at the back of  
the appliance: Remove the clips.  
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After Sales / Guarantee  
In the event of a fault which you cannot  
correct yourself, or if the appliance is  
under guarantee, please contact:  
– your Miele Dealer  
or  
– Miele  
(see back cover for contact details).  
When contacting your Dealer or Miele,  
please quote the model and serial  
number of your appliance. This  
information is given on the data plate  
inside your appliance.  
Please note that telephone calls may  
be monitored and recorded for  
training purposes.  
N.B. A call-out charge will be applied  
for service visits where the problem  
could have been resolved as described  
in these instructions.  
Guarantee  
For information on the appliance  
guarantee specific to your country  
please contact Miele. See back cover  
for contact details.  
In the U.K. your appliance is  
guaranteed for 2 years from the date of  
delivery. However, you must activate  
your cover by calling 0845 365 6640 or  
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Electrical connection  
Electrical connection U.K.  
Non-rewireable plugs (BS 1363)  
All electrical work should be carried out The fuse cover must be re-fitted when  
by a suitably qualified and competent changing the fuse, and if the fuse cover  
person in strict accordance with current is lost, the plug must not be used until a  
local and national safety (BS 7671 in  
the UK).  
suitable replacement is obtained. The  
colour of the correct replacement cover  
is that of the coloured insert in the base  
of the plug, or the colour that is  
embossed in words in the base of the  
plug (as applicable to the design of the  
plug fitted).  
The appliance is supplied with a mains  
cable and moulded plug ready for  
connection to an a.c. single phase  
220-240 V 50 Hz supply.  
The voltage and frequency are given on  
the data plate. Please ensure that these  
match the household mains supply. The  
fuse rating is quoted on the plug.  
Replacement fuses should be ASTA  
approved to BS 1362 and have the  
correct rating. Replacement fuses and  
fuse covers may be purchased from  
your local electrical supplier.  
Connection should be made via a  
suitable switched socket which is easily  
accessible. For extra safety it is  
advisable to protect the appliance with  
a suitable residual current device  
(RCD).  
WARNING  
THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE  
EARTHED  
Do not connect the appliance to the  
mains electricity supply by an extension  
lead. Extension leads do not guarantee  
the required safety of the appliance  
(e.g. danger of overheating).  
This appliance must not be connected  
to the inverter of an autonomous power  
supply, e.g. a solar power system.  
When switching the appliance on, a  
surge in power could trigger the safety  
cut-out mechanism. This could damage  
the electronic unit.  
The appliance must not be used with  
so-called energy saving devices. These  
reduce the energy supply to the  
appliance which could then become  
too warm. Using such devices could  
alter the specification of the product.  
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Installation tips  
Climate range  
This appliance must be built in,  
otherwise it could tip up.  
The appliance is designed for use  
within certain climate ranges (ambient  
temperatures), and should not be used  
outside this range. The climate range of  
the appliance is stated on the data  
plate inside the appliance.  
Location  
This appliance should be installed in a  
dry, well-ventilated room. It should not  
be installed where it is exposed to  
direct sunlight or directly adjacent to a  
heat-producing appliance such as an  
oven or a radiator. The room  
Climate range  
Ambient room  
temperature  
SN  
N
+10°C to +32°C  
+16°C to +32°C  
+16°C to +38°C  
+16°C to +43°C  
ST  
T
temperature should not go above or  
below the climate range for which the  
appliance is designed. The higher the  
ambient temperature of the room, the  
more energy the appliance requires to  
operate.  
Operating in a room which is too cold  
will result in the cooling system  
switching off for too long, causing the  
internal temperature in the appliance to  
rise with the risk of frozen food  
Important: tropical / humid  
environments  
deteriorating and going off.  
During periods of high humidity,  
some condensation may appear on  
outside surfaces of cooling  
Ventilation  
The air inlet and outlet on the appliance  
must not be covered or blocked in any  
way.  
appliances. This condensation will  
disappear when humidity levels  
drop. For prevention, it is advisable  
to install the appliance with sufficient  
ventilation in a dry and/or an  
air-conditioned room.  
They should be dusted on a regular  
basis.  
Before installation  
Please ensure that doors are closing  
and sealing properly.  
^ Remove any cable clips from the  
back of the appliance.  
Please ensure that the appliance is  
installed in accordance with these  
installation instructions and that the  
handle is fitted correctly. Should you  
require further assistance please  
contact your Miele customer service  
centre.  
^ Check that all parts at the back of the  
appliance are unhindered. Carefully  
remove any hindrance.  
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Building in dimensions  
With a building under height of  
820 mm the plinth height can be set  
between 100 - 170 mm.  
A furniture front panel is required for  
installing the appliance as an  
integrated unit. If the appliance is  
installed at the end of a run of kitchen  
units, a furniture side panel may also be  
required, depending on on-site  
conditions.  
With a height > 100 mm a cutout for  
ventilation must be provided in the  
plinth (see "Appliance installation").  
A building under height of 870 mm is  
obtained by adjusting the appliance  
feet. This increases the height of the  
plinth, which, in this case, can be 150 -  
220 mm.  
The socket (9) should be freely  
accessible and is best positioned to the  
side of the appliance.  
With a height > 150 mm a cutout for  
ventilation must be provided in the  
plinth (see "Appliance installation").  
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Changing the door hinging  
Before installing the appliance decide  
on the door hinging. If left hand door  
hinging is required follow the  
instructions below.  
^ Remove stoppers a.  
^ Unscrew the hinges b at the top and  
bottom of the door and the  
appliance.  
^ Fit the screws c loosely into the  
opposite side.  
^ Refit the hinges on the diagonally  
opposite side of the door and then  
tighten them.  
^ Refit the appliance door onto  
pre-fitted screws c, then tighten the  
screws.  
^ Plug the holes with the stoppers a.  
33  
 
Installing the appliance  
Weight of the furniture door  
Installation  
Before fitting a furniture door, ensure  
that the weight of the door does not  
exceed the maximum permitted:  
Maximum weight of  
Appliance  
furniture door in kg  
K 122 Ui -1  
19  
Fitting a door which is heavier than  
the maximum permitted could  
damage the hinges.  
Preparing the appliance  
^ Position the power supply cable a  
so that it can easily be connected to  
the electricity supply after the  
appliance has been built in.  
^ Push the appliance into the niche b  
until the front edge of the hinge  
aligns with the front edge of the  
furniture housing unit (marked X on  
the drawing).  
A
B
Make sure that the mains cable does  
not get trapped when the appliance  
is pushed into the niche.  
^ Bend both fixing tabs at the top of the  
appliance forwards as far as they will  
go.  
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Installing the appliance  
^ Increase the height of the appliance  
using the adjustable feet until the top  
of the appliance lies directly under  
the worktop (A).  
^ Use the screws supplied a to secure  
the appliance to the worktop.  
To increase the height  
– of the front screw feet a turn them  
anti-clockwise with a suitable  
spanner.  
– of the rear left screw foot insert the  
hex nut supplied into the opening at  
the front of the appliance b and  
using a hex spanner turn it  
anti-clockwise.  
– of the rear right screw foot insert  
the hex nut supplied into the opening  
at the front of the appliance c and  
using a hex spanner turn it  
clockwise.  
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Installing the appliance  
Fitting the plinth  
The height of the plinth facing has to  
be altered in the following  
circumtances:  
To ensure trouble-free operation of  
the appliance it is essential to fit the  
original Miele ventilation grille.  
If the building-under height A = 820  
mm and the plinth facing height b is  
greater than 100 mm a cut-out has to  
be made in the plinth facing.  
This also applies to a building-under  
height A = 870 mm and plinth facing  
^ Remove ventilation grille b by  
pressing down the two lugs a and  
simultaneously pulling the grille  
forwards.  
height b greater than 150 mm.  
The plinth facing c can be fitted  
without being altered in the following  
situations:  
Building-under  
height A [mm]  
Dimension H  
[mm]  
It can be fitted unchanged if the  
following dimensions are present:  
820  
870  
100  
150  
Building-under  
Plinth facing  
height  
b
height  
A
[mm]  
[mm]  
820  
870  
100  
150  
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Installing the appliance  
^ If the front slat on the facing does not  
align with the front edge of the plinth  
facing, cut off another slat a.  
^ Use pliers to remove the vertical ribs  
b.  
^ Position the plinth facing along the  
run of kitchen units a.  
^ Mark the protruding section A on the  
ventilation grille bracket a with a  
pencil, then take the plinth facing b  
off again.  
^ Shorten the ventilation grill supports  
b by dimension A  
^ Cut protruding section A off the  
ventilation grille.  
(= ventilation grille bracket  
overhang).  
^ Secure the plinth facing to the run of  
kitchen units a.  
^ Push the ventilation grille onto the  
bracket c.  
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Installing the appliance  
Fitting a furniture door  
If there are no pre-drilled holes in the  
furniture door, holes have to be drilled  
as shown on the following drawing:  
^ Remove screws a from the  
underside of the appliance door.  
^ Use the screws to secure both  
brackets b to the underside of the  
appliance door. The brackets must  
be flush with the exterior of the  
appliance door.  
Drilling positions on framed doors  
^ Shorten the brackets if necessary.  
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Installing the appliance  
Aligning the furniture door  
^ Screw adjuster strip a to the  
furniture door.  
^ Loosen the adjusting screws b until  
there is a gap of 3.5 mm (see detail).  
^ Hang the furniture door onto  
adjusting screws b.  
^ Align the furniture door with  
neighbouring furniture doors:  
^ Secure the furniture door at the top  
using screws c.  
Height adjustment Y is made by  
turning the upper adjusting screw a.  
^ Secure the furniture door at the  
bottom using two screws d fitted  
through the bracket.  
Side adjustments X are made by  
moving the furniture door to the left  
or right.  
Depth adjustments Z are made by  
gently shifting the furniture door  
forwards or backwards.  
^ First tighten the top adjusting screws  
a and b, then the lower screws c.  
^ Finally replace covers d and e.  
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