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Defrost the freezer whenever the ice build up on the inside wall exceeds 5 mm in thickness.  
Begin by removing the plug from the wall socket and then proceed as follows: 
Open  the  lid  and  leave  it  open during defrosting. Remove  the  freezer baskets.  Remove  the 
contents of the freezer, wrap them in newspaper and store in a cool place.  

For  models  with  a  drainage  plug  and  seperator  panel: 

Remove the separator panel and 

place  it  under  the  freezer  drainage  hole.  Remove  the  drainage  plug.  The  run  off  water  is 
collected in the drainage tray (separator panel). After the ice has melted and the water has run-
off, wipe the freezer with a cloth or sponge. Refit the drainage plug. Dry the cabinet with a 
soft cloth and replace the freezer contents. Close the lid, insert the power plug back into the 
wall socket and switch the freezer on.  

For models without a drainage plug and seperator panel: 

After the ice has melted, sponge 

the water up into a bucket. Dry the cabinet with a soft cloth and replace the freezer contents. 
Close the lid, insert the power plug back into the wall socket and switch the freezer on.  

Defrosting 

Maintenance and Cleaning 

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Always  disconnect  the  plug  from  the  mains  socket  before  cleaning  the  Chest  Freezer. 
Remember that turning the thermostat to “0” does not switch the power off. 

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Clean the outside of the Chest Freezer using lukewarm water and a sponge. 

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Clean  the  inside  of  the  Chest  Freezer  when  necessary  by  using  a  solution  of  one  table 
spoon of Bicarbonate of Soda to two litres of warm water. 

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Ensure that no water enters the light housing (where fitted) and other electrical items.  

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Dry with a soft cloth. 

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Do  not  use  pot  scorer's,  abrasive  powders,  soap,  household  cleaner,  detergent  or  wax 
polish to clean the Chest Freezer. 

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Spillages, especially citric and acidic juices, must be wiped up immediately as they could 
stain the Chest Freezer. 

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Freezer baskets may be removed for cleaning purposes. 

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The back of the Chest Freezer may be vacuumed or dusted using a soft bristle brush. 

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If your Chest freezer is not going to be used for a long period of time, unplug the power 
cable, remove all food, clean it and leave the door ajar.  

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Check the lid seal regularly to ensure it is clean and free from food particles. 

 

Note: 

Use the plastic scraper to remove excess ice on the frame and baskets.

 

Never try to speed up defrosting by chipping at the ice with a sharp object. Never use metal 
objects, hairdryers, electrical heaters or any electrical appliances for defrosting. 

Summary of Contents for CF165

Page 1: ...panel Operating the freezer Setting the temperature Multimode characteristics Using as a Refrigerator Using as a Chiller Using as a Freezer Deep freeze information Defrosting Maintenance cleaning Tro...

Page 2: ...lar but different models Please check for relevance regarding your particular model Explanation of symbols used in this manual Important safety information Warning for hazardous situations with regard...

Page 3: ...eport the damage to your dealer who will take the necessary corrective action In order to ensure normal operation of your Chest Freezer the following points must be observed x Keep ventilation opening...

Page 4: ...defrosting process other than those recommended by the manufacturer x Do not operate a damaged Chest Freezer Consult with your nearest DEFY service centre should you have any concerns x The electrical...

Page 5: ...le Unplug the Chest Freezer empty the freezer defrost and clean it see defrosting maintenance and cleaning Leave the lid open to avoid any unpleasant smells x Do not store explosive substances such as...

Page 6: ...as described in the Defrosting section Don ts Don t Leave the lid open for long periods as this will make the freezer more costly to run and cause excessive ice formation Don t Use pointed sharp edge...

Page 7: ...ff 29 36 27 40 42 Refrigerant R600a R600a R600a R600a R600a CF300 HC CHEST FREEZER 260 254 12 30 R600a Please Note Images are representative of the Chest Freezer range and may differ in size and appea...

Page 8: ...eath or serious injury may occur DO NOT connect your freezer to the electricity supply until all packing and transit protectors have been removed Do not plug in the Chest Freezer if you notice a failu...

Page 9: ...rol panel This is on the front side of the freezer depending on the model See item 7 on page 7 On models without a control panel a thermostat adjustment knob is located on the air grille on the rear o...

Page 10: ...The liquid and gases sealed within the freezer system may also give rise to noise even if the compressor is not running this is quite normal During the Refrigerator or Chiller operation there may be...

Page 11: ...od into the freezer compartment or when you need ice When this function is active your freezer will run continuously without stopping Please observe the maximum load limit for fresh food on the specif...

Page 12: ...next quarter x Divide food into reasonable portions according to your requirements x Allow hot food to cool before putting it into the freezer Freeze cooked food in small quantities This ensures rapi...

Page 13: ...ays disconnect the plug from the mains socket before cleaning the Chest Freezer Remember that turning the thermostat to 0 does not switch the power off x Clean the outside of the Chest Freezer using l...

Page 14: ...inuously or for a long time x The ambient room temperature may be high This is quite normal x The freezer might have been plugged in recently or might have been loaded with food Cooling down of the fr...

Page 15: ...Mandela Drive Superbia 0699 Tel 0152 92 1166 7 8 9 Polokwane Service defy co za PORT ELIZABETH 112 Patterson Road North End Port Elizabeth 6001 Tel 041 401 6400 PortElizabeth Service defy co za PRETOR...

Page 16: ...urchaser takes due care and attention in the use and maintenance of the appliance Abuse misuse in conflict with operating instructions connection to incorrect voltages and subjection to commercial use...

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