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ADVANCED

ENGINEERING

FROM

GERMANY

6K0_ARCTIS

3383

2682

GT

Chest

Freezers

Operating

Instructions

Contents

Page

Illustration

pages

3/4

General

instructions

6

Industrial

use,

Choice

of

location,

Before

starting

up.

Fitting

of

basket

handles

6/7

Starting

up.

Temperature

regulation

8

Energy-saving

during

half

or

part-loading.

Freezing

fresh

food.

The

do's

and

don'ts

of

storing

frozen

food

8/9

Desfrosting

and

cleaning

9/10

Faults

and

servicing.

When

not

in

use.

Hints

on

energy-saving.

Special

accessories

10/11

2

IMPORTANTl

If

your

new

appliance

has

been

bought

to

replace

an

older

model,

please

make

the

old

appliance

unusable

at

once:

pull

the

plug

out

of

the

socket,

cut

the

connecting

lead

off,

and

dispose

of

the

plug,

together

with

the

remaining

lead

in

an

en¬

vironmentally

friendly

manner.

Any

snap

catch

or

lock

on

your

old

appliance

should

also

be

made

unusable

before

you

put

the

appliance

away

or

hand

it

over

to

be

disposed

of

in

an

environmentally

friendly

manner.

In

this

way

you

can

prevent

children

from

locking

themselves

in

when

playing

and

thus

endangering

their

lives.

Please

make

sure

that

the

pipelines

of

your

fridgefreezer

ara

not

damaged

before

collection

for

environment-friendly

dis¬

posal.

If

your

new

chest

freezer

Is

fitted

with

a

lock,

the

key

should

not

be

kept

within

reach

of

children

or

in

the

vicinity

of

your

freezer

so

that

children

cannot

be

locked

inside

the

chest.

Appliance

Packaging

Information

All

used

materials

are

environmetally

compatible!

They

can

be

safely

disposed

of

or

burnt

in

a

refuse

incineratorl

Regarding

the

materials;

The

plastics

can

also

be

recycled

and

are

marked

as

follwos:

>PE<

for

polyethylene

e.g.

as

used

in

the

outer

wrapping

and

bags

Inside

>PS<

for

polystyrene

foam

e.g.

as

used

in

the

packing;

this

material

is

basically

CFC-free

5

General

instructions

You

have

just

purchased

a

home

freezer

which

has

been

produced

according

to

the

standards

appiic-

able

to

these

appliances.

During

manufacture,

the

necessary

measures

have

been

taken

as

required

by

the

Appliance

Safety

Act,

the

Accident

Preven¬

tion

Regulations

for

Refrigerating

Installations

(VBG

20),

and

the

Requirements

of

the

Association

of

German

Electrical

Engineers

(VDE).

The

refrigeration

circuit

has

been

checked

for

leak¬

age.

C

€

This

appliance

complies

with

the

following

EC

Directives;

-

73/23/EEC

of

19.02.1973

-

Low-Voltage

Direct¬

ive

-

89/336/EEC

of

03.

05.

1989

(including

Amend¬

ment

Directive

92/31/EEC)

-

EMC

Directive.

Before

starting

up,

we

recommend

you

to

read

the

following

Instructions

for

Use,

since

only

by

doing

so

can

you

benefit

from

all

the

advantages

offered

by

your

chest

freezer.

These

Instructions

for

Use

are

intended

for

several

comparable

models

with

different

equipment.

Please

note

only

the

instructions

which

refer

to

your

chest

freezer

version.

Industrial

use

Should

you

use

your

home

freezer

for

industrial

purposes,

please

note

the

legal

requirements

valid

in

your

area.

Choice

of

location

If

possible,

your

freezer

should

be

installed

in

a

dry,

well-ventilated

room.

Please

make

sure

that

your

chest

freezer

or

its

electrical

components

are

not

exposed

to

any

spraying

or

splashing

water.

The

refrigerating

unit

needs

a

good

supply

of

air

and

proper

ventilation

in

order

to

function

perfectly.

Please

make

sure

that

the

external

walls

of

the

app¬

liance

are

not

covered

over

or

blocked.

Ambient

temperature

has

an

effect

on

the

power

consumption

of

the

refrigerating

system.

The

app¬

liance

should

therefore:

-

not

stand

in

the

direct

sunshine,

next

to

a

radiator,

or

close

to

the

oven

-

stand

in

a

position

where

the

ambient

tempera¬

ture

corresponds

with

the

climate

category

for

which

the

appliance

was

designed.

You

will

find

data

on

this

on

the

rating

plate,

which

is

in

the

irjlerior

of

the

appliance.

It

will

consist

of

one

of

the

following:

Climate

Ambient

temperature

category

from...

to

SN

+10to+32°C

N

+16to

+

32°C

ST

+18to+38°C

T

+18to+43°C

The

appliance

should

be

installed

horizontally

on

a

firm

surface.

Correct

any

floor

irregularities

with

suitable

packing

pieces.

When

your

chest

freezer

is

in

use,

you

will

find

that

the

outside

is

warm

to

touch.

This

is

caused

by

the

special

cooling

system,

integrated

cooling

circuit

(shell-and-tube

condenser)

whose

heat

prevents

formation

of

condensation

and

thereby

rust

on

the

external

housing.

Ensure

that

all

surfaces

(sides)

of

your

chest

freezer

receive

sufficient

air

so

that

the

heat

can

be

dissi¬

pated.

Thermometer/

temperature

indicator

On

some

models

there

is

a

thermometer

fitted

into

the

dividing

wall

between

the

large

and

the

small

freezer

space.

It

shows

the

temperature

of

the

items

at

the

same

level

as

the

upper

filling

mark.

If

your

freezer

is

not

full,

please

remove

the

thermometer

from

its

holder

and

place

it

on

the

frozen

food.

You

can

remove

the

thermometer

by

withdrawing

it

laterally

from

its

holder

(Fig.

1).

If

the

lid

is

open

for

long

periods,

the

temperature

in¬

dication

will

be

affected

by

room

air.

Fig.

10

On

some

models

there

is

a

digital

temperature

in¬

dicator

integrated

into

the

handle

of

the

freezer.

It

normally

shows

the

temperature

at

which

your

food

is

being

kept,

in

degrees

centigrade.

However,

there

are

exceptions:

-

For

a

short

time

after

you

switch

on

you

will

see

two

dashes.

-

If

the

storage

temperature

is

above

zero

you

will

see

“+”.

-

If

there

has

been

a

breakdown

and

the

tempera¬

ture

cannot

be

measured,

you

will

see

or

“-36"

on

the

indicator.

At

the

same

time

you

will

see

the

warning

on

the

red

light

diode

and

hear

the

audible

warning

sound

-

please

refer

to

“Breakdowns

and

Customer

Service".

Note:

The

temperature

indicator

shows

the

temper¬

ature

of

the

food

in

store

and

therefore

only

changes

6

very

slowly,

for

instance

if

you

place

fresh

food

in¬

side.

If

you

leave

the

lid

open

for

any

length

of

time,

it

can

happen

that

the

temperature

warning

is

set

off

although

the

indicator

still

shows

the

same

tem¬

perature.

In

this

instance

there

has

not

been

a

breakdown;

press

the

relevant

button

(Fig.

2/ar-

row)

to

switch

the

audible

warning

off,

and

the

visi¬

ble

red

warning

diode

will

go

out

automatically

after

Ensure

that

the

storage

temperature

is

at

least

-18'C.

Audible

alarm

Your

chest

freezer

is

fitted

with

an

audible

alarm.

This

will

emit

an

acoustic

warning

tone

at

the

same

time

as

the

red

LEO

(light-emitting

diode)

flashes.

The

audible

alarm

can

be

switched

off

by

pressing

the

corresponding

button

(Fig.

2/arrow).

The

red

LED

continues

to

flash

until

suitable

low-tempera¬

ture

conditions

are

re-established

inside

the

freezer

compartment.

When

the

red

LEO

goes

out.

the

aud¬

ible

alarm

function

is

re-activated.

The

audible

alarm

sounds

if

the

storage

tempera¬

ture

inside

the

appliance

is

too

high

or

too

warm.

Before

starting up

In

common

with

all

new

appliances,

your

chest

freezer

will

emit

a

specific

odour

when

new.

It

is

advisable

to

clean

the

interior

of

the

freezer

and

all

accessories

before

use

(see

also

“Defrosting

and

cleaning”).

Fitting

of

basket

handles

Insert

handles

as

shown

In

Fig.

3

if

the

basket

is

to

be

suspended

on

the

plastic

cover

frame

on

the

up¬

per

edge

of

your

chest

freezer.

If

baskets

are

to

be

placed

in

the

chest

freezer

and

stacked

above

each

other,

the

handles

are

to

be

folded

inwards

as

shown

in

Fig.

4.

The

handles

then

serve

as

a

support

for

the

basket

to

be

placed

on

top.

Voltage

and

current

Please

ensure

that

the

voltage

and

current

indicated

on

the

rating

plate

agrees

with

the

voltage

of

your

electricity

supply.

220/240

volts

~

(i.e.

220/240

V

a.

c.).

The

rating

plate

is

located

on

the

inside

of

the

freezer

lid.

Electrical

connection

WARNING

-

THIS

APPLIANCE

MUST

BE

EARTHED

If

your

appliance

has

been

equipped

with

a

mains

lead

with

a

moulded-on

type

plug,

you

must

comply

with

the

following

regulations;

The

plug

moulded

on

to

the

cord

incorporates

a

fuse.

For

replacement,

use

a

13

amp

BS1362

fuse.

Only

ASTA

approved

or

certified

fuses

should

be

used.

The

fuse

cover/car-

rier

must

be

replaced

in

the

event

of

changing

the

fuse.

The

plug

must

not

be

used

if

the

fuse

cover/

carrier

is

lost.

A

replacement

cover/carrier

must

be

obtained

from

an

electrical

goods

retailer.

If

the

socket

outlets

in

your

home

are

not

suitable

for

the

plug

fitted

to

the

appliance,

then

the

plug

must

be

cut

off

and

an

appropriate

one

fitted.

When

fitting

the

plug

please

note

the

following

points:

Important

The

wires

in

the

mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accord¬

ance

with

the

following

code:

Green

and

Yellow

Earth

Blue

Neutral

Brown

Live

As

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

appliance

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

pro¬

ceed

as

follows:

1.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

green

and

yeHow

must

be

connected

to

the

earth

terminal

in

your

plug,

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

E

or

by

the

earth

symbol

i

or

coloured

green,

or

green

and

yel-

2.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

brown

must

be

con¬

nected

to

the

live

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

red.

3.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

blue

must

be

con¬

nected

to

the

neutral

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

black.

When

wiring

the

plug,

ensure

that

all

strands

of

wire

are

securely

retained

in

each

terminal.

Do

not

forget

to

tighten

the

mains

lead

clamp

on

the

plug.

Warning!

A

cut

off

plug

inserted

into

a

13

amp

socket

is

a

serious

safety

(shock)

hazard.

Ensure

that

the

cut

off

plug

is

disposed

of

safely.

Voltage

220/240

VAC

Fuse

rating

13

amps

See

rating

plate

for

further

information.

Earthing

contact

socket

The

earthing

contact

socket

outlet

necessary

tor

connection

of

the

freezer

to

the

electricity

supply

should

be

positioned

so

that

it

is

possible

to

pull

out

the

appliance

plug.

Operating

and

indicator

lamps

Fig.

10

O

Symbol

for

the

energy-saving

area

when

app¬

liance

is

only

half

full

or

less

(not

on

all

models).

O

Temperature

regulator

O

Green

LED

to

check

the

mains

O

Frostmatic

fast-freeze

button

0

Amber

LED

for

Frostmatic

indication

O

Button

to

switch

off

the

audible

alarm

O

Red

LED

to

check

the

temperature

(warning)

O

Temperature

indicator

(not

on

all

models).

Starting

up

Insert

the

mains

plug

of

your

chest

freezer

into

a

socket

fitted

as

prescribed

with

a

protective

contact

(Schuko

socket).

Your

appliance

is

then

operatio¬

nal.

Fig.

10

The

green

light

diode

(3)

comes

on

and

the

red

warning

diode

(7)

flashes.

The

audible

warning

will

also

be

heard,

and

the

temperature

indicator

(if

one

is

fitted)

will

show

“+”

so

long

as

the

storage

temperature

is

above

0

°C.

The

green

LED

indicates

operation

and

must

con¬

tinuously

show.

The

flashing

red

LED

tells

you

that

the

storage

tem¬

perature

has

not

yet

been

attained.

Switch

off

the

audible

alarm

by

pressing

the

button

(6).

The

red

LED

(7)

and

audible

alarm

alert

you

to

the

following:

-

the

storage

temperature

has

not

yet

been

re¬

ached

(starting

up);

-

the

minimum

storage

temperature

is

no

longer

being

maintained

(fault);

-

if

large

quantities

of

fresh

food

close

to

the

max¬

imum

storage

capacity

of

your

chest

freezer

have

been

placed

inside;

-

the

chest

lid

has

been

The

red

LED

(7)

and

audible

alarm

give

no

alarm:

-

if

the

power

supply

is

interrupted;

and

-

if

the

electronic

thermostat

is

defective.

Note:

Check

the

red

light

diode

and

the

thermome¬

ter

or

temperature

indicator

regularly

to

see

that

the

storage

temperature

is

being

maintained.

Temperature

regufation

The

temperature

regulator

(electronic

themiostat)

is

located

beside

the

pilot

lights

and

controls

on

the

front

of

your

freezer.

It

can

be

used

for

continuous

setting

of

the

most

economical

storage

temperature

for

your

frozen

food

(figure

5).

It

has

settings

from

1

to

4:

Setting

"1”

means;

highest

temperature

=

warmest

setting;

Setting

“4"

means:

lowest

temperature

=

coldest

setting.

Recommended

regulator

setting:

2

to

3.

Since

the

ambient

temperature,

type

and

quantity

of

stored

frozen

food,

and

frequency

and

duration

of

lid

opening

are

decisive

for

the

optimum

storage

conditions

of

-18

“C

or

colder,

you

should

check

the

internal

temperature

on

the

thermometer

or

temper¬

ature

indicator.

Set

the

temperature

regulator

so

that

the

indicated

temperature

is-18

°C.

Important;

If

you

operate

the

Frostmatic

fast

freeze

button

or

adjust

the

temperature

regulator,

it

may

happen

that

the

refrigerating

unit

of

your

chest

freezer

starts,

not

immediately,

but

with

some

delay.

In

this

case,

your

appliance

has

no

fault.

Energy-saving

during

half-

or

part-ioading

On

some

models

you

can

save

power

when

the

freezer

is

only

half

full

or

even

less

if

you

store

the

food

in

the

lower

region,

below

the

green

stacking

mark

on

the

dividing

wall

(Fig.

6).

Turn

the

temperature

controller

in

the

green

storage

area

(Fig.

7)

and

monitor

the

storage

temperature

with

a

thermometer

placed

on

the

frozen

food.

The

minimum

storage

temperature

should

be-18

"C.

When

storing

frozen

food

above

the

green

stacking

mark,

please

never

forget

to

reset

the

temperature

controller

to

a

colder

setting;

settings

2

to

4.

8

I

open

for

too

long.

Maximum

loading/filling

mark

Please

note

that

you

should

store

frozen

food

only

as

far

as

the

lower

edge

of

the

plastic

cover

frame

(figure

8/arrow).

Freezing

fresh

food

Your

freezer

can

be

used

for

storage

of

frozen

food

and

for

freezing

of

fresh

food.

Before

filling

the

freezer

for

the

first

time

with

frozen

food

(deep-frozen

food),

the

optimum

storage

tem¬

perature

of

-18

°C

must

have

been

attained

at

the

filling

mark.

If

you

intend

to

freeze

food

yourself,

press

the

Frost-

matic

button

4

to

24

hours

beforehand

(according

to

quantity).

.

Freeze

only

sound

fresh

food.

Please

make

sure

that

as

far

as

possible

airtight

packaged

food

has

good

contact

with

the

side

refrigerating

panels

during

freezing.

In

this

man¬

ner,

the

food

will

freeze

right

through

more

quickly.

After

around

24

hours

(or

less

for

smaller

quantity),

the

fast

freezing

sequence

can

be

ended

by

press¬

ing

again

the

Frostmatic

button.

If

you

intend

to

freeze

more

food,

retain

the

fast

freezesetting.

Only

place

the

food

in

the

baskets

after

freezing

is

completed!

Attention:

Your

chest

freezer

has

an

automatic

freezing

sys¬

tem.

Unless

the

fast-freeze

cycle

is

manually

switched

off,

this

automatically

switches

off

after

48

hours.

The

refrigerating

unit

then

reverts

to

normal

controlled

operation.

It

is

particularly

important

to

keep

the

freshly

in¬

serted

food

separate

from

the

already

frozen

food.

For

this

reason,

we

recommend

using

the

small

freezing

compartment

on

the

internal

right-hand

side

for

freezing

purposes.

Only

when

freezing

larger

quantities

(e.

g.

a

quantity

corresponding

to

the

daily

freezing

capacity)

must

you

freeze

part

of

the

food

having

proper

contact

with

the

side

walls

in

the

large

freezing

compartment.

The

daily

freezing

capacity

of

your

chest

freezer

is

shown

on

the

rating

plate.

This

quantity

should

not

be

exceeded.

If

freezing

is

carried

out

every

day,

it

is

advisable

to

reduce

this

maximum

figure

to

obtain

improved

frozen

food

quality.

That

is

to

say,

if

you

want

to

carry

out

freezing

on

several

consecutive

days,

only

utilize

’A

to

“A

of

the

maximum

capacity.

Hint

for

test

centres

Filling

plans

for

determination

of

freezing

capacity

and

warm-up

time

according

to

DIN

Standard

con¬

ditions

may

be

ordered

direct

from

the

manufac-

Storing

deep-frozen

food

and

the

do’s

and

don’ts

of

storing

frozen

food

Once

the

freezing

process

is

completed,

deep-

frozen

storage

takes

place

in

the

temperature

range

below

-18

°C,

the

freezer

system

being

regulated

automatically

(fast

freeze

button

switched

off).

For

storage

of

already

frozen

food,

it

is

imperative

to

note

the

storage

time

specified

by

the

manufacturer

on

the

packing.

Make

sure

that

only

packed

food

is

stored

in

the

freezer,

since

unpacked

food

will

soon

dry

out

when

exposed

to

the

extreme

cold.

For

safety

reasons

(such

as

the

risk

of

an

explosion!)

containers

containing

inflammable

gases,

e.

g.

aerosol

cans

or

cigarette

lighter

refills,

must

never

be

placed

in

fridge-freezers.

With

the

exception

of

spirits

and

drinks

containing

a

higher

percentage

of

alcohol,

beverages

in

glass

bottles,

particularly

soft

drinks

containing

carbon

dioxide,

juices,

beer,

wine,

etc.

should

not

be

stored

in

the

freezer.

When

the

contents

freeze,

the

glass

bottles

will

crack

or

even

burst.

Ice-cream

and

fatty

foods

should

be

kept

near

the

Never

handle

deep-frozen

food

with

wet

hands.

Your

hands

could

easily

become

frozen

to

the

food.

Never

use

the

freezer

as

a

means

of

cooling

hot

meals,

since

this

causes

heavy

frost

formation

on

the

evaporators

and

an

increase

in

electricity

con¬

sumption.

If

you

want

to

utilize

fully

the

effective

capacity

of

your

appliance

and

need

to

store

an

especially

large

quantity

of

deep-frozen

food,

you

can

remove

all

storage

baskets.

Even

when

food

is

loaded

in

this

manner,

the

functional

safety

of

your

appliance

is

assured.

Defrosting

and

cleaning

The

moisture

in

the

air

entering

the

freezer

when

the

lid

is

opened

condenses

in

the

freezer

in

the

form

of

frost.

This

should

be

removed

from

time

to

time

wfith

a

pla¬

stic

scraper,

e.g.

pastry

scraper

(not

with

a

knife

or

the

like).

It

is

not

necessary

to

switch

off

the

freezer

when

doing

so.

To

prevent

heavy

frost

formation,

keep

the

freezer

lid

closed

as

much

as

possible.

This

also

saves

electricity,

since

heavy

frost

incm-

station

impairs

refrigerating

efficiency.

Your

freezer

should

be

defrosted

at

least

once

a

year

or

as

soon

as

a

thick

layer

of

frost

has

formed.

This

is

best

done

when

your

chest

freezer

is

com¬

pletely

or

partly

empty.

Freezer

chests

with

the

“minimum-frost”

sy¬

stem

do

not

need

to

be

defrosted

so

often,

as

on

these

models

the

ice

and

frost

build

up

far

more

slowly

inside

the

freezer.

The

“minimum-frost”

system

does

not

need

any

maintenance

at

any

time

during

the

service

life

of

the

freezer.

Any

temperature

rise

in

the

frozen

food

will

reduce

the

time

for

which

it

can

be

kept.

Before

defrosting

therefore,

switch

over

your

freezer

with

the

Frost-

matic

button

to

"Fast

Freeze”

for

around

12

hours

to

build

up

sufficient

low-tempierature

reserve.

All

food

packages

remaining

in

the

freezer,

hermeti¬

cally

packed

if

possible,

should

then

be

wrapped

in

several

layers

of

newspaper

and

stored

in

a

cool

place

(e.g.

refrigerator).

To

defrost,

the

chest

freezer

is

switched

off:

pull

out

mains

plug

or

remove

fuse.

The

green

LED

to

check

the

mains

goes

out.

You

can

accelerate

the

defrosting

process

by

pla¬

cing

a

bowl

of

hot

water

in

the

freezer

and

removing

the

lumps

of

ice

before

they

are

completely

melted.

For

safety

reasons,

this

appliance

must

never

be

cleaned

with

steam-cleaning

equipment.

Moisture

could

find

its

way

into

the

electronic

components,

and

steam

could

cause

damage

to

the

plastic

parts.

Never

attempt

to

accelerate

defrosting

by

means

of

electric

heating

or

wanning

appliances,

candles,

or

the

like.

This

may

place

you

at

risk

of

a

serious

accident

and

may

also

damage

your

chest

freezer.

Make

sure

when

cleaning

your

chest

freezer

that

no

liquids

penetrate

inside

the

operating

and

monito¬

ring

devices

and

inside

the

electrical

components.

Draining

off

after

defrosting

into

removabie

se¬

parating

wall

(depending

on

appliance

design):

To

drain

off

the

water

after

defrosting,

remove

the

plug

from

the

defrosting

outlet

in

the

floor

of

the

in¬

ternal

compartment.

Before

doing

so,

do

not

forget

to

place

the

removed

separating

wall

or

a

flat

dish

under

the

outlet

to

collect

the

water

(Fig.

9).

When

defrosting

is

completed,

refit

the

sealing

plug.

After

defrosting

the

freezer,

wash

inside

and

out

as

well

as

accessories

with

lukewane

water

to

which

a

mild

detergent

can

be

added.

Then

rinse

with

clean

water

arKi

wipe

dry.

Finally,

switch

the

freezer

back

on.

The

frozen

food

can

be

placed

back

inside

after

around

10

minutes

(see

also

“Starting

up”).

Faults

and

servicing

To

mainteun

the

safety

of

your

appliance,

you

should

only

have

repairs,

especially

on

live

parts,

perfor¬

med

by

a

trained

electrician.

If

your

chest

freezer

has

a

fault,

you

should

therefore

approach

your

re¬

tailer

or

the

service

centre

direct.

Before

approaching

our

service

centre,

check

whe¬

ther

the

LEDs

are

showing,

the

refrigerating

unit

is

operational,

and

the

internal

temperature

is

still

being

maintained.

If,

for

example,

the

green

LED

goes

out

virtiile

your

chest

freezer

is

operational,

press

the

Frostmatic

button.

If

the

amber

LED

now

comes

on,

the

green

LED

is

defective.

If

the

amber

light

does

not

come

on

when

set

to

“Fast

Freeze",

but

the

refrigerating

unit

is

operatio¬

nal,

this

means

that

the

amber

LED

must

be

repla-

If

none

of

the

LEDs

is

on.

first

check

that

the

power

supply

has

not

been

cut

off

(mains

plug,

house

fuse,

overall

power

failure

in

the

supply

system,

etc.).

If

necessary,

contact

your

electrician

immediately.

If

the

red

LED

flashes

and

the

audible

alarm

sounds,

or

the

temperature

inside

the

freezer

has

risen

shar¬

ply

without

fresh

food

having

been

inserted

or

the

lid

having

been

open

for

any

length

of

time,

this

means

that

there

is

a

fault.

Press

the

Frostmatic

button,

keep

your

freezer

closed,

and

notify

our

service

centre

immediately

(see

list

of

service

centres).

If

both

the

red

and

amber

LEDs

flashes

and

the

refri¬

gerating

unit

continuously

operates,

this

also

means

that

there

is

a

fault.

In

this

case,

do

not

carry

out

repairs

yourself,

espe¬

cially

in

the

electrical

parts

of

your

chest

freezer.

When

doing

so,

please

quote

-

E.-number,

and

-

F.-number

of

your

chest

freezer.

The

rating

plate

bearing

this

information

is

located

inside

the

lid.

Keep

your

chest

freezer

closed

and

inform

the

ser¬

vice

centre

whether

the

refrigeration

system

is

still

10