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6. Defrosting
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After a while of running, frost can be seen inside the freezer, this reduces refrigerating
effect and increases power consumption
.
In this case, you need to defrost it.
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Unplug the refrigerator and open the lid. Use defrosting shovel to remove ice and frost
(also you can just leave the lid open, then the ice will melt). Then use a dishtowel to wipe
off the water. After that, place the food back to the refrigerator and plug it in.
Note: Do not use sharp metal tools to defrost. It can damage the refrigerator.
7. Care and cleaning
Unplug the refrigerator before cleaning!
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Use soft cloth dampened with warm water to wipe the inner and outer surfaces
.
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Use neutral detergent to clean the heavy stains, and dry it with a clean soft cloth
.
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If the refrigerator is not used for a period of time. Defrost, clean and
store it with the lid
cracked open in a ventilated place.
NOTE: Do not sprinkle water on the fridge during cleaning because that would reduce
the insulating property of electrical components and erode the metal parts.
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Do not use cleaners that contain corrosive and deliquescent materials (such as
scouring powder, bleach, soap powder
,
alkaline cleansers, benzene, gasoline, acid,
hot water etc.) to clean the outer panels, lid gaskets and plastic parts.
8. Following situations are normal
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The flow of refrigerant through the evaporator may create a boiling or gurgling sound.
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In the rainy and high humidity weather, moisture may form on the outside of
fridge or lid
gaskets. You can wipe damp surfaces with a dry cloth.
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The temperature on the back panel may be high (particularly in summer) due to heat
emission of the condenser.
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The temperature on external surface of the compressor may be high when
compressor
is running.
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The compressor may cause a high hum or pulsating sound when it is at starting or
stopping step.
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It's normal to hear metal hit noise from compressor when the refrigerator is bumped.
