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Increase Temperature Button (+)
Press the Increase Temperature Button to increase the temperature in 1 degree increments. Holding
the button will gradually increase the temperature until it reaches the maximum temperature.
Decrease Temperature Button (-)
Press the Decrease Temperature Button to decrease the temperature in 1 degree increments. Holding
the button will gradually decrease the temperature until it reaches the minimum temperature.
ºC/ºF Button
Press the ºC/ºF Button to convert the temperature between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Preset Temperature Modes
Pressing these buttons will activate their preset temperature setting. Their respective LED indicator
will illuminate before the temperature sets.
The default temperature for each preset temperature can be adjusted by pressing the Increase (+)
or Decrease Temperature (-) buttons. Holding the Increase or Decrease Temperature buttons will
continuously increase or decrease the temperature until the adjustable temperature ranges have
been reached. Revert to the default temperature setting of that specific mode (freezer, fridge, or
pantry) by pressing and holding its button for 3 seconds.
Pressing other preset temperature modes will activate their respective mode, gradually changing to
the set temperature. The default temperature and adjustable temperature range is listed below for
each mode.
Freezer Button
Default temperature: 0ºF (−18ºC)
Adjustable temperature range: −7ºF - 7ºF (−22ºC - −14ºC)
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For storing frozen foods, such as ice cream, frozen vegetables, and frozen meats.
Fridge Button
Default temperature: 37ºF (3ºC)
Adjustable temperature range: 32ºF - 45ºF (0ºC - 7ºC)
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For storing perishable foods and beverages.
Pantry Button
Default temperature: 52ºF (11ºC)
Adjustable temperature range: 46ºF - 65ºF (8ºC - 18ºC)
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Versatile mode that can be adjusted to store breads, grains, wine, or fruits that don't require
traditional refrigeration such as apples, bananas, and avocados.
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