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Refrigerator / User Guide
6
Maintenance and cleaning
Service life of the product is increase if it is
regularly cleaned
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WARNING:
First unplug the product
before cleaning your refrigerator.
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Never use any sharp and abrasive tools, soap,
household cleaners, detergent and wax polish
for cleaning.
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Dissolve one teaspoon of carbonate in half liter
of water. Soak a cloth with the solution and
wrung it thoroughly. Wipe the interior of the
appliance with this cloth and the dry thoroughly.
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Make sure that no water enters the lamp
housing and other electrical items.
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Clean the door with a damp cloth. To remove
door and body shelves, remove all of its
contents. Remove door shelves by moving them
upwards. After cleaning, slide them from top to
bottom to install.
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Never use cleaning agents or water that
contain chlorine to clean the outer surfaces and
chromium coated parts of the product. Chlorine
causes corrosion on such metal surfaces.
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Do not use sharp, abrasive tools, soap,
household cleaning agents, detergents,
kerosene, fuel oil, varnish etc. to prevent
removal and deformation of the prints on the
plastic part. Use lukewarm water and a soft
cloth for cleaning and then wipe it dry.
6.1. Avoiding bad odors
Materials that may cause odor are not used in
the production of our appliances. However, due
to inappropriate food preserving conditions and
not cleaning the inner surface of the appliance as
required can bring forth the problem of odor.
Therefore, clean the refrigerator with carbonate
dissolved in water every 15 days.
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Keep the food in closed containers.
Microorganisms spreading out from uncovered
containers can cause unpleasant odours.
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Never keep the food that have expired best
before dates and spoiled in the refrigerator.
6.2. Protecting the plastic surfaces
Clean with arm water immediately as the oil may
cause damage on the surface when it is poured on
plastic surfaces.
6.3. Door Glasses
Remove the protective foil on the glasses.
There is a coating on the surface of the glasses.
This coating minimizes the stain build-up and
helps to remove the possible stains and dirt
easily.Glasses that are not protected with such a
coating may be subject to persistent binding of air
or water based organic or inorganic dirt such as
limescale, mineral salts, unburned hydrocarbons,
metal oxides and silicones that can easily and
quickly cause stains or material damage. Keeping
the glass clean becomes too difficult despite the
regular cleaning. Consequently, the appearance
and the transparency of the glass deteriorates.
Harsh and corrosive cleaning methods and
compounds will intensify these defects and speed
up the deterioration process.
Water-based cleaning products that are not
alkaline and corrosive must be used for regular
cleaning purposes.
Non-alkaline and non-corrosive materials must
be used for cleaning so that the service life of this
coating lasts for a long time.
These glasses are tempered to increase their
durability against impacts and breaking.A safety
film is also applied to their rear surfaces as an
extra safety measure in order to prevent them from
causing damage to their surrounding in case of a
breakage.
*Alkali is a base that forms hydroxide ions (OH¯)
when it is dissolved in water.
Li (Lithium), Na (Sodium), K (Potassium) Rb
(Rubidium), Cs (Cesium) and artificial and
radioactive Fr (Fan-sium) metals are called ALKALI
METALS.
