Philco PLF 451, Руководство пользователя

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PART 6: DEFROSTING
Disconnect the power cord from the power socket. Open the doors and take out all the food and place them
in a cool place. Using the plastic scraper remove the ice from the walls of the cooling box or allow the ice to
naturally melt away. Then wipe out the remaining ice and water, wipe dry and connect the power cord to the
power socket.
NOTE
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Do not use sharp objects for the removal of frozen food or ice, the wall of the cooling box could be
scratched.
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When defrosting the cooling box never use electric appliances such as hair fans, hot air fans, steam
cleaners, de-icing sprays or open fl ames (e.g. candles). The plastic interior could melt and the resulting
foam gas could be ignited from a spark or an open fl ame. Never use a steam cleaner to melt a layer of ice
in the appliance (high risk of injury by electrical shock).
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Remove the frozen food and wrap into several newspaper layers.
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Place the frozen food in a cold place until it is possible to use the freezer again.
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Ice deposit layers form in the cooling box during the normal course of operation. After exceeding a certain
thickness, they function as insulation and interrupt heat transfer.
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Do not scratch the ice deposit layer because you could damage the evaporation surface.
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Perform the defrosting process as fast as possible to prevent the removed food from defrosting.
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Constantly remove water using a sponge.
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You can speed up the defrosting process by placing a bowl with hot water (not boiling) into the cooling
box. In this case close the refrigerator door.
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As soon as the cooling box has been fully defrosted, empty the water accumulated in the bowl into
a kitchen sink.
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Wipe the cooling box area until dry and return the food.
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Connect the appliance to the power socket.