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A- THINGS THAT MUST BE DONE BEFORE USING YOUR DEEP
FREEZER
WARNING!
• In products, the doors of which are left opened or opened and closed continuously, frost deposit will inc-
rease and no cooling operation will be carried out. Thus open the doors only when needed. Make sure that
the doors are closed if not required.
• Unplug your product in case of sudden blackouts. For starting again, plug in your product 20 minutes after
the electricity is supplied. High voltage occurring at the moment of electricity supply may cause damage
of your freezer and fire.
• Do not allow wild animals and pets to enter into your product or walk around it. It may damage your pro-
duct or cause death and injury of the animals. Furthermore, wild animals and pets may cause fire by giving
harm to the electrical installation.
• Your product does not have any sterilizing effect on the microorganisms. Therefore it is necessary that the
foodstuff you place into your product must conform to the hygiene standards and packaged. Otherwise,
microorganisms reproducing in foodstuff may pose a threat for your health. (Picture 9)
• Making partial loading by loading the foodstuff to the loading basket first, then taking them to the lower
part and adding new foodstuff as they are cooled down, rather than filling your freezer with full capacity
once is a healthier freezing method. In full capacity loadings to be made at a time, cooling operation of your
freezer may not be efficient as there will not be sufficient cold air flow.
• Do not contact new foodstuff to the frozen ones.
• When you place packages, which are not packed, properly packed and cause leakages, liquid leaks from the
foodstuff may cause corrosion on the metal parts of your show case, gas leakage at the pipes, yellowing on
the plastic parts, cracks and disappearance of thee hygiene conditions, odour formation and reproduction
of the microorganisms that may pose a threat for your health.
• Place the foodstuff to be placed into your freezer after checking their expiry dates.
• Do not use your products in the freezer until their expiry dates. Defrost and use foodstuff with close expiry
dates. Otherwise they may cause poisoning.
• Never place hot foodstuff into your freezer for cooling or freezing purposes. Keep it under room tempera-
ture and cool in the refrigerator.
• Do not re-freeze foodstuff that were once frozen and defrosted. However you can freeze products again
after re-processing (cooking, frying etc.) them. Otherwise, they may cause poisoning.
• Do not use any object other than the plastic ice shaver supplied with your product for shaving the ice.
Otherwise, if you use sharp, pointed and metal objects, you may damage internal wall of your freezer. Furt-
hermore, this may lead to gas leakage.
• Do not ever pour water or any other liquid for defrosting; never clean with steam cleaning devices. It may
cause damage on your product or electric shock.
• Do not ever use a thermal source (electric heater, heater etc.) for accelerating defrosting. These heaters may
damage plastic parts of your freezer.
• The freezer you’ve purchased is designed and manufactured for freezing foodstuff (for foodstuff that are
capable of frozen storage and to be frozen for the first time) and storing frozen food only. Please do not use
for other purposes. Our company shall not be responsible from the damage on the products that are used
for purposes other than these.
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Summary of Contents for UCF 150 SSL
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