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FREEZER MAINTENANCE
CLEANING
• Before you start cleaning the freezer, pull the plug out of the power outlet.
• Clean with lukewarm water and then dry with a soft cloth.
• The door seals get dirty easily. A coating may build up. Clean frequently.
Do not rinse with water. This may impair the electrical insulation. Use a dry cloth to clean the
thermostat knob and electrical components.
DEFROSTING
Defrost the freezer manually. Disconnect the freezer from the power supply. Before defrosting,
open the freezer door and remove foodstuffs and containers. Open the outflow/drain holes.
Place a suitable container below the outflow hole. The ice in the freezer will gradually melt.
Use a dry, soft cloth to dry up the meltwater. When the ice has softened, an ice scraper can
be used to remove the ice more quickly. Before removing freezer accessories, and throughout
defrosting, place and keep foodstuffs in a cool place.
Other than those recommended by the manufacturer, do not use any mechanical devices or other
products to accelerate defrosting. Do not damage the refrigeration circuit.
SWITCHING OFF
If there is a power outage, foodstuffs remain frozen for a few hours, even in the summer. In the
event of a power outage, open the freezer door as seldom as possible and do not place any
unfrozen goods in the freezer.
Prior to cleaning, and if the freezer is not to be used for a long time, pull the plug out of the
power outlet. At such times, keep the door slightly open. This avoids bad odours building up.
Do not place the freezer on any of its sides or upside down. Maximum angle during transport
is 45°. The freezer must not be exposed to vibrations. Secure the door and hinges when
moving the freezer.
We recommend running the freezer continuously once it has been started. While conditions
remain normal, do not move the freezer. Moving could shorten the freezer’s service life.
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