Super Freeze fun on (if available) 24 hours in
advance.
The storage me for purchased deep-frozen
products varies and depends on the type of
product and its packaging. Therefore, strictly
observe the producer/manufactures instr
ons
on the packaging.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Always ensure tha e power supply is switched o
prior to conduc ng any maintenance or cleaning of
the appliance.
If you leave your appliance out of use for an extended
period,leave it open to prevent odour and unpleasant
smells building up inside.
DEFROSTING
The appliance should be defrosted once the
thickness o e on the walls reaches 5-6 mm.
Do not use any electrical, sharp or mechanical objects
to assistan n defros
ng the ice removal process,
unless supplied or approved by manufacturer or
approved service centre.
To remove ice from the inner walls, use a plas c or
wood scraper without sharp edges. Never use a metal
scraper.
Proceed as follows:
1. Make sure to unplug the appliance.
2. Dry your hands thoroughly to prevent skin
damage by contact with ice (i s advised to use
gloves).
3. Remove all frozen food from the appliance, pu
into a container, cool box, pu he frozen cool
blocks on top o he frozen food to help keep it
very cold, and place the container or cool box in
a cool, dry room.
4. Pull ou e water drain plug (if available) located
a e bo om o he appliance. Otherwise you
must wipe up the melt water a he bo om of
the appliance compartment with a sponge or
towel.
5. Scrape the ice carefully from the inner of
appliance and put it in to your kitchen sink, for
defros ng.
6. Thoroughly clean the inside o he appliance
compartment, rinse it with warm water and
remove any spil od or liquids.
7. Wipe the appliance with an absorbent cloth or
sponge thoroughly dry and allow to air for about
3 to 4 minutes.
8. Replace the drain-plug (if available).
9. Close the appliance door, replace the plug in the
socket and turn the appliance on.
10. Now re-
the frozen food.
To preven
en food from defros ng, carry out
the defros ng procedure within a maximum of
two hours to reduce signi cant rise in temperature
o he frozen food that would shorten the storage
life.
TROUBLESHOOTING
2.
No opera on (appliance not running/ge ng
cold)
Is there a power failure?
Is the plug in good condi on and properly
plugged into the socket?
3.
Appliance not working su ciently/ (7) or ‘HH’ is on
Is the lid o e appliance closed properly?
Is there heavy ice forma on on the inner walls?
Is the appliance exposed to direct sunlight or
heat source?
Have too much warm foods been pu n the
appliance?
The clima c class can be found on the ra ng
lable in the back o e appliance. It spec
s
the ambien
peratures at which the
appliance will operate correctly.
Clima c class
Ambien
N
+10 °C to 32 °C
N
+16 °C to 32 °C
T
+16 °C to 38
4.
The appliance makes noise.
T
+16 °C to 43 °C
This noise is produced when the motor in the
compressor operates and also by refrigerant
owing in the cooling system circuit. These noises
are normal.
5.
Condensa on build up on external walls
Under certain atmospheric condi ons,
condenda on can from on external walls o
appliance. This is normal and won’t a c
func on o he appliance.
1.
again for a few minutes. This is normal and means
that door seal is working correctly. Just wait few
minutes and you will be able to open the door easily.
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