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8. GENERAL SUGGESTIONS
1. During power-off
Even during power off, food can remain well for several hours,
to ensure this try-
a) To keep door opening frequency as minimum as possible.
b) To put ice cubes container at the top side of refrigerator
compartment.
2. During disuse
If fridge is not in use for long time-
a) Disconnect the power cord.
b) Clean interior properly.
c) Keep each door open to avoid odour formation.
It is better to not opt for disusing the fridge to avoid shortening of its service life.
3. During Holidays
a) During moderate length holidays, leaving fridge in normal
b) During long holiday period, it is recommended to take out all food items,
disconnect the power, clean interior properly and leave each door open to
prevent adour formation.
c) To operate again after holidays, keep fridge running for 3-4 hours before
storing food.
4. During Shifting
a) Disconnect the power supply.
b) Take out all the food items.
c) Fasten all shelves and boxes of both the compartments with the help of adhesive tape.
d) Fasten each door with the help of adhesive tape or lock the doors.
e) For safety reasons it is recommended that two people should
carry the fridge and inclination angle shouldn't be more than 45˚.
f) Do not move fridge by holding it's handles.
Prohibited: Never keep the fridge flat parallel to the ground.
9. FACTS
During summer, increase in
power consumption is normal
due to increase in amount
of food storage, door
opening frequency and
ambient temperature.
Water drops may appear
on the exterior of the
fridge when air humidity
is high specially in
monsoon season and
in coastal cities.
operation is preferable.
Condensing pipe is situated at sides, back &
top of Refrigerator internally, it is used to
extract heat from the interior to outside air
due to which exterior surface may get hot
however it is totally normal condition & does
not affect performance of the product.
When compressor starts or shuts off, relay
may create some switching noise.
Also evaporator pipe may create noise during
temperature changes.
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