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TECHNICAL PASSPORT ENGLISH
Refrigerator
6. Don’t buy frozen food unless
you can freeze it straight away. Special
insulated bags can be bought from
most supermarkets and hardware shops.
These keep the frozen foods cold longer.
7. For some foods, thawing before
cooking is unnecessary. Vegetables and
pasta can be added directly to boiling
water or steam cooked. Frozen sauces
and soups can be put into a saucepan
and heated gently until thawed.
8. Use quality food and handle
it as little as possible. When foods are
frozen in small quantities, it will take
less than for them to freeze up and
thaw.
9. Estimate the amount of foods
to be frozen up. When freezing large
amounts of fresh food, adjust the
temperature control knob to the low
mode, with the freezer temperature
lowered. So, foods can be frozen up in
fast manner, with the food freshness
well kept.
VI. TIPS FOR SPECIAL
NEEDS
Moving the refrigerator/
freezer
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Location
Do not place your refrigerator/freez-
er near a heat source, e.g. cooker, boiler
or radiator. Avoid it from direct sunlight
in out-buildings or sun lounges.
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Leveling
Make sure to level your refrigerator/
freezer using the front leveling feet. If
not level, the refrigerator/freezer door
gasket sealing performance will be af-
fected, or even it may lead to the oper-
ating failure of your refrigerator/freezer.
After locating the refrigerator/freez-
er in position, wait for 4 hours before
using it, so as to allow the refrigerant
to settle.
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Installation
Do not cover or block the vents or
grilles of your appliance.
When you are out for a long time
B
If the appliance will not be
used for several months, turn it off first,
and then unplug the plug from the wall
outlet.
B
Take out all foods.
B
Clean and dry the interior
thoroughly. To prevent odor and mold
growth, leave the door ajar: block it open
or have the door removed if necessary.
B
Keep the cleaned appliance
in a dry, ventilated place and away from
the heat source, place the appliance
smoothly, and do not place heavy ob-
jects on top of it.
B
The unit should not be acces-
sible to child’s play.