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1.
disconnect the appliance from elec-
tricity supply
2.
remove all food
3.
defrost and clean the appliance and
all accessories
4.
leave the door/doors open to prevent
unpleasant smells.
5.4 Cleaning the ventilation grille
5.5 Defrosting the refrigerator
6. WHAT TO DO IF...
During operation of the appliance some
smaller but annoying trouble may occur.
They do not require calling out a techni-
cian. The following chart presents infor-
mation which will help to avoid unneces-
sary charges on service.
Normal operation of the appliance
generates some sounds (com-
pressor and circulation sounds).
If the cabinet will be kept on, ask
somebody to check it once in a
while to prevent the food inside
from spoiling in case of a power
failure.
The ventilation grille can be removed for
washing.
Make sure the door is open and then:
• Loosen the upper edge of the grille by
pulling outward/downward.
• Pull the grille straight out to completely
remove it.
• Vacuum clean under the cabinet.
Frost is automatically eliminated from the
evaporator of the refrigerator compart-
ment every time the motor compressor
stops, during normal use. The defrost wa-
ter drains out through a drain hole into a
special container at the back of the appli-
ance, over the motor compressor, where
it evaporates.
It is important to periodically clean the de-
frost water drain hole in the middle of the
refrigerator compartment channel to pre-
vent the water overflowing and dripping
onto the food inside.
The appliance operates discontin-
uously, so the stopping of the
compressor does not mean pow-
er failure. That is why you must
not touch the electrical parts of
the appliance before breaking the
circuit.
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