Description
KF96NAXEAG Specification Sheet
Performance and Consumption
- EU19_EEK_D: E
- Total Volume: 605 l
- Net Fridge Volume: 405 l
- Net Freezer Volume: 200 l
- Freezing capacity 24h: 13 kg
- Annual Energy Consumption: 333 kWh/a
- Climate Class: SN-T
- EU19_Fast freezer facility_D
- Noise Level: 38 dB, EU19_Noise emission class_D: C
- Temperature rise time: EU19_Temperature rise time_D: 15 H
Design features
- Black steel – anti-fingerprint finish doors and cast iron side panels
- Bright interior LED fridge light in fridge section
- Metal backwall
- Interior design with metal applications
- LED display for fridge and freezer
- Super Cooling: automatic deactivation
- Automatic defrost in fridge section
- Optical, acoustic for Fridge and Freeze
- Freezer malfunction warning signal: optical, acoustical
Food freshness system
- multiAirflow cooling – improves circulation of air around the fridge
Dimension and installation
- 4 wheels for easier transport, 3 of them height adjustable.
- Dimensions: 183 cm H x 90.5 cm W x 73.1 cm D
- 220 – 240 V
Key features – Fridge section
- 4 safety glass shelves (3 height adjustable)
- 2 removable door storage compartments.
- Bright interior LED fridge light
- 1 crisperBox – vegetable/salad container with humidity control
- 1 dairy compartment in door
- 4 safety glass shelves of which 3 are height adjustable, Standard shelf 2 shelves extendable
- Door shelves in fridge door: 2 large and 2 small.
- coolBox – extra cold fridge drawer. Ideal to store meat and fish.
Key features – Freezer section
- NoFrost
- 6 freezer drawers
- Net 4* compartment volume: 200 l
- 1 ice cube tray
- Freezer malfunction warning signal: Acoustic Warning System
- Based on the results of the standard 24-hour test. Actual consumption depends on usage/position of the appliance.
- To achieve the declared energy consumption, the attached distance holders have to be used. As a result, the appliance depth increases by about 3.5 cm. The appliance used without the distance holder is fully functional, but has a slightly higher energy consumption.
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