Liebherr HCB1591G Combined Refrigerator-Freezer With Biofresh And Nofrost For Integrated Use

Biofresh In The Biofresh Compartments Food Retains Its Healthy Vitamins, Aroma And Appetising Appearance Significantly Longer Than In A Conventional Fridge. Through Its Advanced Technology The Temperature Is Accurately Kept At Just Above 0(Degree)C. Duocooling Duocooling Uses Two Completely Separate Refrigeration Circuits To Ensure No Air Is Exchanged Between The Fridge And Freezer Compartments. The Food Neither Dries Out Nor Is Odour Transferred. This Means Throwing Less Away, Shopping Less Often, But Saving More And Greater Enjoyment. Plumbed-In Icemaker The Plumbed-In Icemaker Automatically Keeps You Topped Up With The Finest Quality Ice Cubes So That You Are Prepared For Every Occasion. Whether You Want Some Ice For A Refreshing Drink Or For A Big Party With Friends, With Two Generous Drawers, The Icemaker Will Supply All The Ice Cubes You Ll Need. Furthermore, It Can Be Switched Off At Any Time, As Required. Superfrost Superfrost Generates Greater Cold Reserves So That Freshly Stored Food Can Be Frozen Rapidly, In A Vitamin-Preserving Manner. Reversion From The Freezing Temperature Of -32(Degree)C To The Normal Freezer Temperature Is Time Or Quantity-Controlled To Help Save Energy. Nofrost When You Open Your Freezer, You Want To See Frozen Food - And Certainly Not Ice And Frost. Nofrost Protects The Freezer Compartment From Unwanted Icing, Which Consumes A Lot Of Energy And Can Be Expensive. Nofrost Means No More Tedious And Time-Consuming Defrosting Of The Freezer-Compartment, More Time For Other Things - And Saving Money. Supercool Supercool Generates Greater Cold Reserves So That Freshly Stored Food Can Be Rapidly Chilled. Reversion From The Chilling Temperature Of +2(Degree)C To The Normal Refrigeration Temperature Is Time Or Quantity-Controlled To Help Save Energy.

• BioFresh
• DuoCooling
• Plumbed-in IceMaker
• SuperFrost
• NoFrost
• SuperCool

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