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260 Litre Frost Free Fridge Freezer
184 litre Fridge above 76Â litre Freezer
Annual Energy Consumption 234 kWh/year
AutoAirflow – Even cooling keeps food fresh longer
(H)1772mm (W)541mm (D)548mm
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The automatic SuperFrost function makes freezing simple and saves energy. It quickly reduces the temperature to -32 °C and thus creates the cold air required to preserve vital vitamins. As soon as the food is completely frozen, the automatic SuperFrost function switches back to normal mode after max. 65 hours, and thus assists in saving electricity.
The automatic SuperCool function lowers the refrigerator temperature down to as far as +2 °C for as long as 12 hours - ideal for rapidly cooling freshly stored food.
218 Ltrs Buit-In Fridge with ice box
Annual Energy Consumption 152 kWh/year
EasyFresh system, CleaningMode, EnergySaver
HolidayMode, SmartDevice, PartyMode
(H)1395mm (W)559mm x (D)546mm
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8 kg Miele Heat Pump Energy 192 kWh/year
Life of your tumble dryer - EcoDry technology
Fragrant laundry – FragranceDos
Precision drying of all textiles – Perfect Dry
Easy fingertip operation - DirectSensor
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11 cooking functions under one SmartLid
Accessories 6 Litres Cooking Pot
1 x 3.7 l Cook & Crisp Basket
steam & convection cookingÂ
Pressure Cook up to 70% fasterÂ
Feed up to 4 people or cook a 2kg chicken.
15 cooking functions under one SmartLid
Smart Cook System. Digital Cooking Probe monitors food temperature
Accessories 7.5 l Cooking Pot, 1 x 4.7 l Cook & Crispâ„¢ Basket
Simultaneous steam & convection creates juicy, speedy, crispy results
Pressure Cook up to 70% faster than traditional cooking methods
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