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If the freezer is to be left unused for long periods. switch off and disconnect from the
power supply. Remove all foods and follow the defr?sting instructions.
Note: Leave the lid open to prevent the accumulation of odours.
Power Failure
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WARNING! Never use electrical heaters for defrosting.
Moisture in the air and food cause an accumulation of frost inside the freezer A thin frost
layer will not affect the performance of the freezer and can be removed with a plastic
scraper
WARNING! DO NOT use a knife or other sharp metal objects.
You will need to defrost the freezer, when the frost layer is 6mm (1/4") thick, as follows:
. Switch off and disconnect the freezer from the power supply.
. Empty the freezer, wrap the frozen food in a blanket or layers of oaper and store in
a cool area
. You can place a bowl of hot water inside the freezer to speed defrosting.
. Clean the freezer throughout when the frJst has been removed and dry thoroughly
. Reconnect to the power supply and switch 'ON' Switch on the Super Freeze switch
and allow the cabinet to cool for approximately 1 hour.
. Unwrap and return the frozen food to the freezer ~emember to turn off the Super
Freeze switch.
Switch off and disconnect the freezer from the power supply. Clean both the inside and
the outside of your freezer. Use lukewarm water containing a little bicarbonate of soda
(1 teaspoon to 1.2 litres of water).
Never use any household clel3ner or detergent, abrac;ive powders or wax polish. These
not only damage the surfaces but also leave a smell within the freezer.
Dry thoroughly, reconnect to the power supply and s...litch 'ON'. Make sure all switches
are set correctly
A brief power failure will not affect your frozen foud, although it is advisable to keep the lid
closed to prevent a rise in temperature.
In the event of the power failure last:ng longer than 12 hours. the frozen food should be
checked before the power is reconnected to make sure it has not defrosted.