Electrolux 275, Руководство по эксплуатации

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of low temperature. They may even explode! Never store containers with flamma-
ble substances, such as e. g. spray cans, cigarette lighter refill cartridges, etc., in
your fridge–freezer.
• Never operate any electrical appliances (e. g. electric ice–makers, mixers, etc.) in
your fridge–freezer.
• Do not place carbonate or frizzy drinks in the freezer as these may explode.
• Whenever there is a need of discarding an old freezer make sure to:
— Take off the doors in order to prevent children getting trapped inside.
— Have the gas R600a of the cooling system recovered before making it to scrap
iron.
DISPOSAL
Appliance packaging information
All used packaging materials are environmentally compatible and can be safety
disposed of or incinerant in a refuse incinerator!
Among the materials used, the plastic parts can also be recycled, being marked as
follows:
>PE> for polyethylene, e.g. on the outer casing and the bags inside
>PS> for polystyrene foam, e.g. padding (basically CFC–free).
The cardboard parts are made of waste paper and should also be handed to your
waste paper collection centre.
Disposing of old appliances
To protect the environment, refrigerators and freezers must be properly disposed
of. This applies to your previous machine as well as to your new appliance when
it one day reaches the end of its lifespan.
Caution! Before throwing away any appliances that have reached the end of their
service lives, you should first make them unserviceable. Pull out the mains plug,
cut the mains lead, and remove or destroy any snap catch or locks that are fitted.
In this way, you can prevent children locking (and even suffocating) themselves in
such appliances when playing and thus endangering their lives!
Disposal instructions:
– The appliance should not be disposed of together with household or bulky refuse.
– The refrigerating circuit, especially the heat exchanger on the back of the
appliance, should not be damaged.
– Your local municipal refuse disposal service or local authority will provide you
with information refuse collection times and locations.