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9 Defrosting/switching off
During the cooling and defrosting phases, a thin layer of ice or drops of water
form on the inner wall. The condensation water flows into a collecting tray
and evaporates. Please ensure that the drain is not blocked. It can be cleaned
carefully with a pipe cleaner or a small brush.
Your refrigerator is capable of defrosting automatically, but if a thicker layer
of ice forms in-side the appliance, you should occasionally defrost it by hand,
proceeding as described under 10.1. Optionally, to accelerate defrosting, you
can place a bowl with hot water inside the appliance or use a hairdryer.
10 Maintenance
10.1 Cleaning and care
If the appliance requires cleaning, proceed as follows:
1. Before beginning with repair or cleaning works, make sure the device
has been disconnected from the power socket (pull the power plug!)
and has cooled down.
2. Clean the interior (including the rear wall and bottom) with warm water
and a mild cleaning agent. Do not use any aggressive cleaning agents!
3. Dry all surfaces carefully.
4. After cleaning, reconnect the refrigerator to the mains supply.
5. Never clean the appliance with steam cleaning equipment.
6. Regularly clean the refrigerator and also check the condensation water drain.
7. If the light is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its
service agent with a light of the same size, power and shape.
8. We recommend annual cleaning of the condenser to maintain performance.
11 Repairs
WARNING:
Repairs to electrical equipment may only be
carried out by our customer service.
Any repairs carried out incorrectly or unprofessionally put
the user at risk and lead to the warranty becoming invalid!
WARNING:
Do not damage or interrupt the refrigerant circuit.
WARNING:
Do not store electrical appliances inside the
food storage compartments of the appliance, unless they are
of the type recommended by the manufacturer.
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