Instructions for Use
15
Cleaning the appliance
Switch the appliance off by pressing
both buttons (A2 and B2)
for
refrigerator and freezer operation.
Be careful to remove any cleanser agent
remaining after cleaning.
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Clean the
exterior
of the appliance with
water and liquid detergent.
♦
Do not use abrasive or aggressive
agents for cleaning of plastic and
coated surfaces as you can damage
them.
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Coated surfaces are cleaned with soft
cloth and an alcohol based cleaning
agent (for example glass cleaners). You
may also use alcohol (ethanol or
isopropyl alcohol).
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The application of abrasive and
specially aggressive cleaners, such as
the stainless steel cleaners, is not
appropriate for the cleaning of plastic
and coated parts.
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Wash the interior of the appliance with
lukewarm water, mixed with little
vinegar.
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Groove and drain outlet located below
the cooling panel at the rear wall must
not be clogged (with food particles, for
example), so do not forget to inspect
them and clean if necessary (use plastic
straw to free the outlet hole).
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The condenser on the rear wall must
always be clean and free of dust or
kitchen fumes deposits, therefore clean
the dust periodically with non-metallic
brush or vacuum cleaner.
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Clean also the drip pan above the
compressor (do not remove the pan).
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After cleaning switch the appliance on
and reload the food.
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Ice and(or frost deposits exceeding 3-5
mm increase energy consumption, so
remove them regularly. Do not use
sharp pointed objects, solvents or
sprays.
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