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The refrigerator part features a semiautomatic defrosting cycle, but especially on
high temperature control settings ice can nonetheless form on the inside of the
cabinet.
• Before initiating the defrosting procedure, the contents of the refrigerator and
freezer must be moved to a cooler or other refrigerator.
• Shut the unit down and disconnect it from the power grid.
• Open the doors and remove the drawers and shelves and clean them.
• Place a flat vat in front of the freezer to prevent melted water from leaking on
the floor.
• Dry the insides of the unit with a dry cloth and clean and dry the insides with
care.
Note: Never use a scraper or any kind of electrical instrument to speed up the de-
frosting. The use of electrical aids, such as a hair dryer, to rush the defrosting poses
a clear risk of electric chock. Usin mechanical or heat producing accessories can
damage the surface of the unit.
After the defrosting is complete, you can replace all drawers and shelves and recn-
nect the unit to the power grid. Start the appliance and let it run for a few hours
before inserting food into it. Check the temperature with a thermometer.
Storage and long breaks in operation
• If the unit is not used for longe periods of time or if it is placed in storage, it is
advisable to clean the unit thoroughly.
• Defrost the unit before placing it in storage.
• Leave the refrigerator and freezer doors ajar so the air inside the unit won’t go
musty and cause odors. If needed, place a stopper between the doors and
the frame so the doors cannot close.
• The unit must be stored in a dry environment where the temperature does not
go below +5
o
C.
7. Troubleshooting
If you run into any problems while using your refrigerator and freezer unit, please
consult the section below before contacting a service company or your retailer.
Problem Possible reason Solution
The unit does not run The unit is in direct sunlight
or too close to a heat
source
Move the unit to a location
where external heat sour-
ces do not affect it
The unit is not properly con-
nected to the power grid
Check the connections
A fuse has blown Check the fuse box
Problem Possible reason Solution
The temperature control is
in position ”0”
Turn the temperature cont-
rol to position 1 - 7
The unit does not cool
enough or the compressor
runs constantly
Too much food in the
unit or the food has been
packed too tightly
Improve the air flow by pla-
cing the food less tightly. If
possible, remove food
The door won’t close pro-
perly
Move the product that is
obstructing the door
A seal is leaking Check the seals for dama-
ge
Insufficient air circulation
around the unit
Ensure that the unit has
been installed according
to the instructions, leaving
at least 100 mm space be-
hind and above the unit
Too hot foods have been
placed in the unit
Let the food cool down to
room temperature before
placing it in the unit
The unit is in direct sunlight
or too close to a heat
source
Move the unit to a location
where external heat sour-
ces do not affect it
Gurgling noises are heard
from the unit
The circulation of the coo-
lant causes noise
This is normal
The sides and front edges
become warm
The condensators in the
sides and front edges heat
up during use
This is normal
The sides of the unit are
damp
Water condenses at the
sides during humid weather
This is normal. The water
can be wiped off with a
dry cloth
Unusual sounds can be
heard from the unit
The unit is unbalanced Balance the unit using the
adjustable feet at the front
The unit touches a wall Move the unit or rebalance
it so it doesn’t touch the
wall
The unit touches a cord,
another appliance or item
Move the item touching
the unit
An item inside the unit is
unbalanced and causes
vibration
Ensure that all items inside
the unit are placed firmly
Condensation accumula-
tes inside the unit
The ambient temperatu-
re is high and the door is
opened too often or kept
open for too long
Avoid opening the door or
open it for as short periods
as possible