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Freezer Facilities
* 4 drawers.
* Ice cube maker.
* Monthly storage indicators
* Freezing chart
* Freezer tray
Refrigerator Facilities
* Interior light.
* Removable glass safety shelves.
* Separate crisper compartment which reduces the effect of dehydration.
* Separate holder for tall bottles.
* Door racks
* Egg tray
The shelves in the Refrigerator compartment can be positioned according to the type
of food stored. To remove, pull the shelf forward out of its runner and relocate in the
chosen position.
The shelves have removable plastic trims at the front and rear which can be removed
when cleaning, if washing the shelves in warm water, ensure the shelf is at room
temperature before immersion.
When using the Crisper drawers always keep the interior of the drawers dry and
remove any water residues.
Defrosting
The refrigerator is provided with an automatic defrost facility which when the
compressor is not running allows the defrost water to pass through an outlet into the
drain pan positioned above the compressor, from where it evaporates.
The freezer requires to be defrosted manually by removing all of the food and
wrapping it in several layers of newspaper, removing all of the drawers and trays.
Scrape the excess frost away with plastic scraper being careful not damage the
shelves then place a saucepan of hot water in the base of the compartment to assist
defrosting, place a container at the lip of the door to collect the defrost water.
Helpful Hints
* Always allow heated food to cool down before being placed in the appliance.
* Wrap or cover non-packaged foods to prevent aroma contamination.
* Allow space around stored food for air to circulate.
* Do not allow food to touch the rear wall of the refrigerator.
* Do not store inflammable, volatile or explosive substances.
* Do not allow organic solutions (such as the volatile oils in lemons or oranges) to be
in contact with plastic surfaces or gaskets for long periods as these may cause damage.
* When buying commercially frozen food, ensure that the packaging is sound and not
covered with a frost layer which would indicate some thawing of the contents.
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