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CHEST FREEZER

USER GUIDE

•   Do  not  place  food  too  close  to  the  inside  of  the  freezer  compartment,  as  they  can 

freeze. The distance from the loaded products to the inner walls of the chest should 
be at least 10 cm.

•   Do  not  place  liquid  food  in  glass  containers,  carbonated  drinks  and  other  liquids  in 

plastic bottles and metal cans in the chest freezer, as the containers may burst due 
to increased pressure when frozen.

•   Do not open the door frequently to avoid warm air entering the chest freezer to save 

energy. If there is an unscheduled power outage, do not open the chest freezer door 
to keep the cold inside as long as possible.

•   Do not store pharmaceutical products or other products that require strict temperature 

control in the chest freezer.

FEATURES OF THE WORK

Do  not  move  or  tilt  the  chest  freezer  during  operation.  Noise  may  occur  in  the 

compressor. This feature does not affect the performance of the compressor.

The refrigerant circulating inside the cooling system may gurgle softly even when the 

compressor is not running. During the operation of the chest freezer, you can also hear: 
the rustle of the fan impellers; the clicks of the temperature sensor-relay; the buzzing of 
the  air  damper  drive;  the  murmur  of  the  refrigerant  circulating  through  the  pipes  of  the 
refrigeration system; light crackling during temperature deformations of materials. Don’t 
worry, these sounds are not associated with any defect and are of a functional nature.

DEFROSTING AND CLEANING

During operation, frost forms on the inner walls of the chest freezer. Therefore, it is 

recommended to carry out full defrosting 2-3 times a year or when the thickness of the 
frost layer is more than 5 mm.

* If you plan to go somewhere for an extended period, disconnect the appliance from 

the power supply, remove the food, defrost and wash it well from the inside. Leave the 
door open to prevent the appearance of an unpleasant smell.

 ATTENTION! Before defrosting and washing the chest freezer, make sure that it 

is disconnected from the power supply and that the power cord plug is unplugged.

Choose a time when the stock of frozen food will be small, and proceed as follows:

1.  Disconnect the chest freezer from the power supply.
2.  Remove  the  food  from  the  chest  freezer  and  transfer  it  to  another  freezer  or 

refrigerator.  If  this  is  not  possible,  wrap  the  food  first  in  a  few  sheets  of  paper  or 
towels, and then in a thick blanket and put it in a cool place.

3.  Remove all baskets from chest freezer and leave the door open. Open the drain plug 

located at the bottom of the chest and install a container to collect the defrost water.

4.  Clean  as  much  frost  as  possible  from  the  inner  walls  of  the  freezer  using  a  plastic 

scraper. Do not use metal or sharp objects to break the ice!