Kenwood KNFD2MT18 Service manual
KENWOOD
Total
Frost
Free
Fridge
Freezer
KNFD2MT18
/
KNFD2MX18
H
Contents
safety
warnings
4
unpacking
8
installation
9
location
9
levelling
the
unit
9
free
space
requirements
9
installing
the
door
handles
9
reversing
the
door
swing
10
cleaning
before
use
14
before
using
your
unit
14
product
overview
15
operation
16
switching
on
your
unit
16
super
freeze
mode
16
holiday
mode
16
before
using
the
water
dispenser
17
filling
the
water
tank
18
receiving
water
from
the
water
dispenser
18
noises
inside
the
unit!
18
tips
for
keeping
food
in
the
unit
19
salad
bin
19
meat
&
fish
bin
19
preparations
for
freezing
19
defrosting
frozen
food
20
cleaning
the
interior
and
the
exterior
of
the
unit
20
cleaning
the
water
tank
and
water
dispenser
20
maintenance
21
changing
the
internal
LED
light
21
care
when
handling
/
moving
your
unit
21
servicing
21
switching
off
for
long
periods
of
time
21
condensation
21
disposal
21
specifications
22
product
fiche
22
safety
warnings
For
your
continued
safety
and
to
reduce
the
risk
of
injury
or
electric
shock,
please
follow
all
the
safety
precautions
listed
below.
•
Read
all
instructions
carefully
before
using
the
unit
and
keep
them
for
future
reference.
•
Retain
the
manual.
If
you
pass
the
unit
onto
a
third
party,
make
sure
to
include
this
manual.
•
This
appliance
is
intended
for
indoor
household
use
and
similar
applications
such
as:
-
farm
houses
and
by
clients
in
hotels,
motels
and
other
residential
type
environment;
-
bed
and
breakfast
type
environment;
-
staff
kitchen
areas
in
shops,
offices
and
other
working
environment;
-
catering
and
similar
non-retail
applications.
•
Ensure
that
the
plug
is
easily
accessible
to
enable
disconnection
from
the
mains
supply.
•
If
the
mains
cable
is
damaged,
it
must
be
replaced
by
the
manufacturer,
its
service
agent
or
a
qualified
technician
in
order
to
avoid
a
hazard.
•
Choose
a
location
for
your
unit
away
from
heat
sources
such
as
radiators
or
fires
as
refrigerant
and
vesicant
are
burnable.
•
The
unit
must
be
manoeuvred
by
a
minimum
of
2
persons.
•
This
appliance
can
be
used
by
children
aged
from
8
years
and
above
and
persons
with
reduced
physical,
sensory
or
mental
capabilities
or
lack
of
experience
and
knowledge
if
they
have
been
given
supervision
or
instruction
concerning
use
of
the
appliance
in
a
safe
way
and
understand
the
hazards
involved.
Children
shall
not
play
with
the
appliance.
Cleaning
and
user
maintenance
shall
not
be
made
by
children
without
supervision.
•
Children
aged
from
3
to
8
years
are
allowed
to
load
and
unload
refrigerating
appliances.
•
Children
should
be
supervised
to
ensure
that
they
do
not
play
with
the
unit.
•
If
your
unit
is
fitted
with
a
lock
to
prevent
children
being
trapped
inside,
keep
the
key
out
of
reach
and
not
in
the
vicinity
of
the
unit.
•
Do
not
store
explosive
substances
such
as
aerosol
cans
with
a
flammable
propellent
in
this
appliance.
•
Do
not
store
bottles
or
glass
containers
in
the
freezer
compartment.
Contents
can
expand
when
frozen
(fizzy
drinks)
which
may
break
the
bottle
and
damage
your
freezer
compartment.
(If
applicable)
•
To
avoid
contamination
of
food,
pay
attention
to
the
following:
-
opening
the
door
for
long
periods
can
cause
a
significant
increase
of
the
temperature
in
the
compartments
of
the
appliance;
-
clean
regularly
surfaces
that
can
come
in
contact
with
food
and
accessible
drainage
systems;
-
clean
water
tanks
if
they
have
not
been
used
for
48
hours;
flush
the
water
system
connected
to
a
water
supply
if
water
has
not
been
drawn
for
5
days;
-
store
raw
meat
and
fish
in
suitable
containers
in
the
refrigerator
so
that
it
is
not
in
contact
with
or
drip
onto
other
food;
-
two-star
frozen-food
compartments
are
suitable
for
storing
pre-
frozen
food,
storing
or
making
ice-cream
and
making
ice
cubes;
-
one-,
two-
and
three-star
compartments
are
not
suitable
for
the
freezing
of
fresh
food;
-
if
the
refrigerating
appliance
is
left
empty
for
long
periods,
switch
off,
defrost,
clean,
dry
and
leave
the
door
open
to
prevent
mould
developing
within
the
appliance.
WARNING
Ait
is
hazardous
for
anyone
other
than
AUTHORISED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL
TO
GARRY
OUT
SERVICING
OF
REPAIRS
WHICH
INVOLVE
THE
REMOVAL
OF
COVERS.
A
TO
AVOID
THE
RISK
OF
AN
ELECTRICAL
SHOCK
DO
NOT
ATTEMPT
REPAIRS
YOURSELF.
The
table
below
contains
general
guidelines
on
the
storage
of
food
in
the
refrigerator.
Refrigerator
location
Type
of
food
Fridge
door
•
Foods
with
natural
preservatives,
such
as
jams,
juices,
drinks,
condiments.
•
Do
not
store
perishable
foods.
Crisper
bin
(salad
bin)
•
Fruits,
herbs
and
vegetables
should
be
placed
separately
in
the
crisper
bin.
•
Do
not
store
bananas,
onions,
potatoes,
garlic
in
the
refrigerator.
•
Fridge
shelf
-
bottom
•
Chiller
bin
Raw
meat,
poultry,
fish
(for
short-term
storage)
Fridge
shelf
-
middle
Dairy
products,
eggs
Fridge
shelf
-
top
Foods
that
do
not
need
cooking,
such
as
ready-to-eat
foods,
deli
meats,
leftovers.
Freezer
drawer/shelf
•
Foods
for
long-term
storage.
•
Bottom
drawer/shelf
for
raw
meat,
poultry,
fish.
•
Middle
drawer/shelf
for
frozen
vegetables,
chips.
•
Top
drawer/shelf
for
ice
cream,
frozen
fruit,
frozen
baked
goods.
^
WARNING
•
Keep
ventilation
openings
in
the
unit
enclosure
or
in
the
built-
in
structure
clear
of
obstructions.
•
Do
not
use
mechanical
devices
or
other
means
to
accelerate
the
defrosting
process,
other
than
those
recommended
by
the
manufacturer.
•
Do
not
use
electrical
appliances
inside
the
food
storage
compartments
of
the
unit,
unless
they
are
of
the
type
recommended
by
the
manufacturer.
•
Do
not
damage
the
refrigerant
circuit
(The
refrigerant
is
a
very
environmental-friendly
gas
but
is
also
combustible.
Take
care
when
transporting
or
moving
the
unit
to
ensure
that
the
refrigeration
circuit
is
not
damaged.
In
the
event
of
damage
avoid
naked
flames
or
ignition
sources
and
ventilate
the
room
in
which
the
unit
is
placed
for
a
few
minutes.)
•
When
positioning
the
appliance,
ensure
the
supply
cord
is
not
trapped
or
damaged.
•
Do
not
locate
multiple
portable
socket-outlets
or
portable
power
supplies
at
the
rear
of
the
appliance.
M
WARNING:
Risk
of
fire/flammable
materials
Thank
you
for
purchasing
your
new
Kenwood
Fridge
Freezer.
These
operating
Instructions
will
help
you
use
It
properly
and
safely.
We
recommend
that
you
spend
some
time
reading
this
Installation/instruction
manual
In
order
that
you
fully
understand
all
the
operational
features
it
offers.
Read
ail
the
safety
Instructions
carefully
before
use
and
keep
this
installation/
Instruction
manual
for
future
reference.
unpacking
Remove
all
Items
from
the
packaging.
Retain
the
packaging.
If
you
dispose
of
it
please
do
so
according
to
local
regulations.
The
following
Items
are
included:
Fridge
Glass
Shelf
x
2
Bin
Cover
Shelf
x
2
Freezer
Glass
Shelf
x
2
Fridge
Door
Shelf
x
4
Wine
Rack
x
1
Main
Unit
&
/
Salad
Bin
x
1
Door
Handle
(with
2
handle
screws
and
screw
caps)
x
2
Upper
and
Bottom
Freezer
Drawer
x
2
/oooN
Meat
&
Fish
Bin
x
1
Egg
Tray
x
2
Bottle
Stopper
x
1
Middle
Freezer
Drawer
X
1
Ice
Tray
x1
Door
Handle
Screw
Hole
Covers
x
8
Door
Stopper
x
2
(left
side)
Screw
Hole
Cover
x
1
(right
side)
Instruction
Manual
Instruction
Manual
©
If
Items
are
missing
or
damaged
please
contact
Partmaster
(UK
only).
Tel:
0344
800
3456
for
assistance.
installation
location
When
selecting
a
position
for
your
unit
you
should
make
sure
the
floor
is
flat
and
firm,
and
the
room
is
well
ventilated
with
an
average
room
temperature
of
between
lO'C
and
43°C.
Avoid
locating
your
unit
near
a
heat
source,
e.g.
cooker,
boiler
or
radiator.
Also
avoid
direct
sunlight
as
it
may
increase
the
electricai
consumption.
Extreme
cold
ambient
temperatures
may
also
cause
the
unit
not
to
perform
properly.
This
unit
is
not
designed
for
use
in
a
garage
or
outdoor
installation.
Do
not
drape
the
unit
with
any
covering.
levelling
the
unit
To
do
this
adjust
the
two
levelling
feet
at
the
front
of
the
unit.
If
the
unit
is
not
level,
the
doors
and
magnetic
seal
alignments
will
not
be
covered
properly.
/
H
free
space
requirements
When
installing
the
unit,
ensure
that
25
mm
of
free
space
is
left
at
both
sides,
50
mm
at
the
rear
of
the
unit
and
25
mm
at
the
top
of
the
unit.
The
door
can
be
opened
to
the
right
or
the
left,
depending
on
which
best
suits
the
location.
Please
ensure
there
is
more
than
twice
the
width
and
depth
distance
space
of
the
unit
to
fully
open
the
door.
installing
the
door
handles
1.
Remove
the
screws
from
the
doors.
2.
Take
the
door
handles
and
remove
the
handle
screw
caps
from
the
door
handles,
Align
the
door
handles
with
the
screw
holes
on
the
doors
and
screw
tightly.
Replace
the
handle
screw
caps
on
the
door
handles.
3.
Insert
the
door
handle
screw
hole
covers
into
the
screw
holes
on
the
other
side
of
the
doors.
installation
™
—
reversing
the
door
sv\/ing
tools
required:
Philips
style
screwdriver
/
Flat
bladed
screwdriver
/
Hexagonal
spanner
A
•
Ensure
the
unit
is
unplugged
and
empty.
•
To
take
the
door
off
it
is
necessary
to
tilt
the
unit
backwards.
You
should
rest
the
unit
on
something
solid,
e.g.
a
chair
just
below
the
top
panel.
•
All
parts
removed
must
be
saved
to
do
the
reinslallation
of
the
door.
•
Do
not
lay
the
unit
flat
as
this
may
damage
the
coolant
system.
•
We
recommend
that
2
people
handle
the
unit
during
assembly.
•
If
you
want
to
have
the
door
swing
reversed,
we
recommend
that
you
contact
a
qualified
technician.
You
should
only
try
to
reverse
the
door
yourself
if
you
believe
that
you
are
qualified
to
do
so.
1.
Remove
the
upper
hinge
cover,
screws
and
upper
hinge.
Lift
the
upper
door
and
place
it
on
a
padded
surface
to
prevent
from
being
scratched.
Remove
the
screw
hole
cover
from
the
opposite
side
and
keep
it
for
future
use.
For
the
right
side,
use
the
screw
hole
cover
from
the
plastic
bag.
After
lifting
the
hinge
cover,
be
sure
to
disconnect
electrical
connectors
before
fully
removing
the
hinge
cover.
Screw
hole
cover
has
left
and
right
side.
The
screw
hole
cover
packed
as
an
accessory
Is
for
the
right
side.
Tt
4
2.
Remove
the
upper
door
corner
cover
from
both
the
left
and
right
side
of
the
upper
door.
Take
out
the
magnet
from
the
right
side.
Then
swap
position
between
the
corner
cover
of
the
left
side
with
the
corner
cover
and
magnet
of
the
right
side.
r
installation
Remove
the
screw
and
stop
block
from
the
bottom
of
the
upper
door
and
move
it
to
the
opposite
side.
Remove
also
the
door
stopper
and
keep
it
for
future
use.
For
the
opposite
side,
use
the
door
stopper
for
left
side.
Screw
tightly.
Door
stopper
has
left
and
right
side.
The
door
stopper
packed
as
an
accessory
is
for
the
left
side.
B
3.
Remove
the
middle
hinge.
Lift
the
lower
door
and
place
it
on
a
padded
surface
to
prevent
from
being
scratched.
Remove
the
screw
and
stop
block
from
the
bottom
of
the
lower
door
and
move
it
to
the
opposite
side.
Remove
also
the
door
stopper
and
keep
it
for
future
use.
For
the
opposite
side,
use
the
door
stopper
for
left
side.
Screw
tightly.
Door
stopper
has
left
and
right
side.
The
door
stopper
packed
as
an
accessory
is
for
the
left
side.
Remove
both
levelling
feet
and
bottom
hinge.
A
Do
not
lay
the
unit
flat
as
this
may
damage
the
coolant
system.
During
door
reversal,
when
swapping
the
position
of
the
bottom
hinge
or
adjusting
the
levelling
feet,
tilt
the
unit.
Do
not
lay
the
unit
flat.
11
installation
On
the
bottom
hinge,
move
the
position
of
the
bottom
hinge
pin
to
the
other
hole.
Tighten
the
pin
securely.
7.
Screw
the
bottom
hinge
and
levelling
feet
tightly
on
their
new
position.
8.
Remove
the
middle
hinge
hole
covers
and
swap
their
position
with
the
middle
hinge.
Reverse
the
middle
hinge.
9.
Place
the
bottom
hole
of
the
lower
door
onto
the
bottom
hinge
pin.
Insert
the
middle
hinge
pin
into
the
upper
hole
of
the
lower
door.
Tighten
the
pin
securely.
Screw
the
middle
hinge
tightly.
Cover
the
remaining
holes
with
the
hole
covers.
A
Ensure
the
lower
door
is
aligned
horizontally
and
vertically,
so
that
the
seals
are
closed
on
all
sides
before
finally
tightening
the
pin.
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12
installation
10.
Place
the
bottom
hole
of
the
upper
door
onto
the
middle
hinge
pin.
Reverse
the
upper
hinge
and
pin
position.
Insert
the
upper
hinge
pin
into
the
upper
hole
of
the
upper
door.
Tighten
the
pin
securely.
Screw
the
upper
hinge
tightly.
A
•
Ensure
the
upper
door
is
aligned
horizontally
and
vertically,
so
that
the
seals
are
closed
on
all
sides
before
finally
tightening
the
pin.
11.
Cover
the
upper
hinge
with
the
upper
hinge
A
Before
covering
the
upper
hinge,
be
sure
to
connect
electrical
connectors.
12.
Transfer
the
door
handles
to
the
other
side
of
the
doors
accordingly.
Remove
the
door
handle
screw
hole
covers
from
the
other
side
of
the
doors
and
swap
their
position
with
the
door
handles.
^
In
some
cases,
the
door
seal
may
be
crushed
after
prolonged
storing
pressure,
resulting
to
the
door
seal
not
able
to
close
properly
when
reversed.
Follow
the
steps
below
to
solve
the
issue:
•
Peel
off
the
door
seal
from
the
upper
or
lower
corner
and
warm
it
with
a
hairdryer;
the
warmth
can
allow
the
door
.jg^o
*1'"'"^'
seal
to
return
to
its
original
form.
Do
not
blow
directly
on
^
'
'
i
j'-j
the
unit
as
the
warmth
may
damage
other
parts
of
the
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•
Rotate
the
door
seal
upside
down
so
that
the
side
originally
with
the
hinge
stay
with
the
hinge.
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^'^4
•
Insert
the
door
seal
back
into
the
door
from
the
upper
or
lower
corner.
•
If
the
issue
still
occurs,
contact
your
local
service
centre
for
assistance.
installation
cleaning
before
use
Wipe
the
Inside
of
the
unit
with
a
weak
solution
of
bicarbonate
soda.
Then
rinse
with
warm
water
using
a
sponge
or
cloth.
Wipe
completely
dry
before
replacing
the
drawers.
Clean
the
exterior
of
the
unit
with
a
damp
cloth.
If
you
require
more
Information
refer
to
the
Cleaning
section.
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•
Before
Plugging
in
YOU
MUST
Check
that
you
have
a
socket
which
Is
compatible
with
the
plug
supplied
with
the
unit.
•
Before
Turning
Onl
Do
not
turn
on
until
two
hours
after
moving
the
unit.
The
coolant
fluid
needs
time
to
settle.
before
using
your
unit
Before
placing
any
food
In
your
unit,
tum
It
on
and
wait
for
24
hours,
to
make
sure
It
Is
working
properly
and
to
allow
It
time
to
fall
to
the
correct
temperature.
Your
unit
should
not
be
overfilled.
L
14
product
overview
Control
Panel
LED
Light
Fridge
Glass
Shelf
Bin
Cover
Shelf
Meat
and
Fish
Bin
Bin
Cover
Shelf
Salad
Bin
Freezer
Drawer
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31
U
UJ
1
ZD
—
Fridge
Door
Shelf
Water
Tank
(the
part
inside
the
fridge
door)
Egg
Tray
Ice
Tray
Wine
Rack
Bottle
Stopper
(recommend
to
hang
on
the
lower
fridge
door
shelf)
15
operation
switching
on
your
unit
1.
Connect
the
mains
cable
to
the
mains
socket.
The
intemal
temperature
of
your
unit
is
controlled
by
an
electronic
control
panel.
2.
Press
H'C
repeatedly
to
set
temperature
for
the
fridge
compartment
(2
to
6°C)
and
press
repeatedly
to
set
temperature
for
the
freezer
compartment
(-16
to
-22'C).
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.
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-16
®
1
^
2 4 6
LJ
FRIDGE/FREEZER
THEMOMETER
FREEZER
FRIDGE
3.
The
unit
may
not
operate
at
the
correct
temperature
if
it
is
in
a
particularly
hot
or
a
particularly
cold
room,
or
if
you
open
the
doors
often.
4.
To
ensure
that
the
unit
is
cool
enough
to
sufficiently
chill
your
food,
wait
24
hours
before
filling
it
with
food.
5.
If
you
are
concerned
that
your
unit
is
not
being
kept
cold
enough
and
wish
to
check
the
temperature,
you
will
need
a
special
fridge/
freezer
thermometer.
These
are
available
from
most
supermarkets
and
hardware
shops.
Place
the
thermometer
in
either
the
fridge
or
freezer
compartment
and
leave
overnight.
The
correct
temperature
for
the
fridge
compartment
should
be
at
the
recommended
0-8°C.
The
correct
temperature
for
the
freezer
compartment
should
be
-IS'C
or
lower.
.........................
-30«
-20° -10°
+10°
+20°
+30°
+4(f
super
freeze
mode
•
Press
repeatedly
to
select
the
super
freeze
mode.
®
will
light
up.
Temperature
in
the
freezer
compartment
will
be
quickly
lowered.
To
switch
off,
press
repeatedly
to
select
other
freezer
temperature
setting.
Otherwise,
super
freeze
mode
will
also
automatically
deactivate
after
26
hours,
and
the
freezer
temperature
will
resume
to
the
previous
setting.
®
light
will
extinguish.
holiday
mode
•
If
you
will
be
away
for
a
period
of
time,
you
can
set
the
fridge
to
holiday
mode.
Press
repeatedly
to
select
the
holiday
mode.
will
light
up.
Temperature
in
the
fridge
will
automatically
set
to
15°C.
Do
not
store
any
food
in
the
fridge
during
holiday
mode.
To
switch
off,
press
extinguish.
repeatedly
to
select
other
fridge
temperature
setting.
light
will
16
before
using
the
water
dispenser
Before
using
the
water
dispenser,
clean
the
water
tank
first.
1.
Take
out
the
fridge
door
shelf
first.
2.
Take
out
the
water
tank
by
gripping
it
tightly
on
both
sides,
then
keep
pulling
it
upward
and
downward
with
some
force
until
removed.
3.
Take
off
the
water
tank
cover,
and
wash
the
water
tank,
valve
and
its
cover.
After
washing,
drain
the
water
from
inside
the
tank
and
replace
the
cover.
4.
Insert
the
water
tank
valve
into
the
water
dispenser
hole
first.
A
Be
careful
not
to
press
on
the
tank
valve.
5.
Fit
the
water
tank
along
the
guides
on
the
door.
Press
down
on
both
sides
of
the
water
tank.
6.
When
a
click
is
heard,
that
means
the
installation
is
completed.
7.
Replace
the
fridge
door
shelf
on
top
of
the
water
tank.
Tank
valve
Dispenser
hole
17
filling
the
water
tank
Open
the
small
tank
cover.
Fill
drinking
water
into
the
water
tank
through
the
hole.
Close
the
cover
after
filling.
A
Do
not
fill
above
the
level,
othenA/ise,
it
may
overflow.
Before
filling
with
water,
ensure
that
the
water
tank
is
steady
and
in
a
correct
position.
Apart
from
drinking
water,
other
beverages
(such
as
milk,
juice,
carbonated
beverage,
etc)
are
not
suggested
to
be
used,
especially
beverages
that
include
grain
must
not
be
used
(may
result
in
blockage
and
damage).
Hot
water
must
not
be
filled
into
the
water
tank
directly.
Do
not
touch
other
parts
of
the
unit
when
filling
water,
it
may
iead
to
leakage.
receiving
water
from
the
water
dispenser
•
You
should
use
the
type
of
container
that
can
fit
under
the
water
dispenser.
Place
the
container
properly
underneath
and
push
on
the
lever
for
water
to
flow.
noises
inside
the
unit!
You
may
notice
that
your
unit
makes
some
unusual
noises.
Most
of
these
are
perfectly
normal,
but
you
should
be
aware
of
them!
These
noises
are
caused
by
the
circulation
of
the
refrigerant
liquid
in
the
cooling
system.
It
has
become
more
pronounced
since
the
introduction
of
CFC
free
gases.
This
is
not
a
fault
and
will
not
affect
the
performance
of
your
unit.
This
is
the
compressor
motor
working,
as
it
pumps
the
refrigerant
around
the
system.
18
tips
for
keeping
food
in
the
unit
Cooked
meats/fishes
should
always
be
stored
on
a
shelf
above
raw
meats/fishes
to
avoid
bacterial
transfer.
Keep
raw
meats/fishes
in
a
container
which
is
large
enough
to
collect
juices
and
cover
it
properly.
Place
the
container
on
the
lowest
shelf.
Leave
space
around
your
food,
to
allow
air
to
circulate
inside
the
compartments.
Ensure
all
parts
of
the
unit
are
kept
cool.
To
prevent
transfer
of
flavours
and
drying
out,
pack
or
cover
the
food
separately.
Fruit
and
vegetables
do
not
need
to
be
wrapped.
Always
let
pre-cooked
food
cool
down
before
you
put
in
the
unit.
This
will
help
to
maintain
the
internal
temperature
of
the
unit.
To
prevent
cold
air
escaping
from
the
unit,
try
to
limit
the
number
of
times
you
open
the
doors.
We
recommend
that
you
only
open
the
doors
when
you
need
to
put
food
in
or
take
food
out.
salad
bin
The
temperature
in
the
salad
bin
is
best
to
store
fruits
and
vegetables,
but
not
favourable
to
store
fish
and
meat.
meat
&
fish
bin
The
temperature
in
the
meat
&
fish
bin
is
best
to
store
fish
and
meat.
Do
not
store
fruits
and
vegetables
as
they
may
be
frozen
and
damaged.
This
is
because
the
temperature
in
the
meat
&
fish
bin
is
lower
than
other
fridge
bins
(can
be
lower
than
0°C).
For
example,
if
the
fridge
temperature
is
set
to
4°C,
the
temperature
in
the
meat
&
fish
bin
can
be
around
between
-2°C
to
2°C.
preparations
for
freezing
•
Use
quality
food
and
handle
it
as
little
as
possible.
Freeze
food
in
small
quantities
as
it
freezes
faster,
takes
less
time
to
defrost
and
enaljles
you
to
control
the
quantity
you
need
better.
•
Leave
cooked
food
to
cool
completely.
Chill
food
before
freezing
if
possible.
•
Consider
how
you
will
want
to
cook
the
food
before
freezing
it.
•
Don't
freeze
food
in
metal
containers
if
you
may
want
to
microwave
it
straight
from
the
freezer.
•
Use
special
freezer
bags,
freezer
film,
polythene
bags,
plastic
containers,
and
aluminium
foil
(heavy
duty
grade
only).
If
in
doubt,
double
wrap
your
food.
Don't
use
aluminium
foil
for
acidic
foods,
e.g.
citrus
fruits.
Don't
use
thin
cling
film,
glass,
or
used
food
containers
without
cleaning.
•
Exclude
as
much
air
from
the
container
as
possible.
You
could
buy
a
special
vacuum
pump
which
sucks
excessive
air
out
of
the
packaging.
•
Leave
a
small
amount
of
air
space
when
freezing
liquids
to
allow
expansion.
^
•
You
can
use
the
space
in
the
freezer
most
efficiently
if
you
freeze
liquids
(or
solids
with
liquids,
e.g.
stew)
in
square
blocks.
This
is
known
as
"Preforming".
Pour
the
liquid
into
a
polythene
bag
which
is
inside
a
square
sided
container.
Freeze
it,
and
then
remove
it
from
the
container
and
seal
the
bag.
•
Label
your
frozen
foods
as
they
will
look
the
same
when
in
frozen
state.
Use
special
freezer
tapes,
labels
and
pens
with
different
colours.
This
allows
you
to
easily
organise
and
to
effectively
use
the
freezer.
Write
the
contents
and
date;
otherwise
the
frozen
food
might
exceed
the
storage
time
and
this
could
cause
food
poisoning.
Please
refer
to
your
food
packaging
for
the
recommended
storage
time.
19
•
You
may
also
add
the
weight
and
cooking
notes,
e.g.
"defrost
first",
"cook
from
frozen"
and
keep
a
separate
log
of
what
is
in
each
drawer.
This
will
save
opening
the
door
and
searching
around
unnecessarily.
defrosting
frozen
food
1.
Take
the
frozen
food
out
from
the
freezer
compartment
and
uncover
the
frozen
food.
Let
it
defrost
at
room
temperature.
Don't
forget
that
defrosting
in
a
warm
area
encourages
the
growth
of
bacteria
and
low
temperature
cooking
may
not
destroy
dangerous
bacteria.
2.
Drain
off
and
throw
away
any
liquid
lost
during
defrosting.
3.
Always
make
sure
there
are
no
ice-crystals
in
the
food
before
cooking,
particularly
with
meat.
These
crystals
indicate
that
the
food
has
not
fully
defrosted.
4.
Cook
food
as
soon
as
possible
after
defrosting.
5.
Many
microwaves
and
ovens
have
a
defrost
setting.
To
avoid
bacterial
build
up,
only
use
these
if
you
intend
to
cook
the
food
immediately
afterwards.
A
Never
re-freeze
anything
that
has
been
defrosted
unless
you
cook
it
again,
to
kill
off
harmful
bacteria.
Never
re-freeze
defrosted
shellfish.
Re-seal
packs
properiy
after
removing
items.
This
prevents
drying
or
freezer-bum
and
a
build
up
of
frost
on
any
remaining
food.
cleaning
the
interior
and
the
exterior
of
the
unit
•
Remove
all
the
shelves
and
drawers.
•
Wipe
the
inside
of
the
unit
with
a
weak
solution
of
bicarbonate
soda
and
then
rinse
with
warm
water
using
a
sponge
or
cloth.
Wipe
completely
dry
before
replacing
the
shelves,
drawers
and
bin(s).
•
Use
a
damp
cloth
to
clean
the
exterior,
and
then
wipe
with
a
standard
furniture
polish.
Make
sure
that
the
doors
are
closed
to
avoid
the
polish
getting
on
the
magnetic
door
seals
or
inside
the
unit.
•
The
grille
of
the
condenser
at
the
back
of
the
unit
and
the
adjacent
components
can
be
vacuumed
using
a
soft
brush
attachment.
cleaning
the
water
tank
and
water
dispenser
•
Remove
the
water
tank.
Wash
the
tank,
tank
cover
and
valve
lightly
under
water.
•
After
cleaning,
dry
them
thoroughly
before
installing
back
in
the
fridge.
•
Wipe
the
receiving
base
of
the
water
dispenser
with
dry
towel
regularly
to
avoid
overflowing.
Receiving
base
20
maintenance
changing
the
Internal
LED
light
The
internal
light
is
an
LED
panel
that
cannot
be
changed
by
the
user.
Please
contact
a
qualified
service
agent.
care
when
handling
/
moving
your
unit
Hold
the
unit
around
its
sides
or
base
when
moving
it.
Under
no
circumstances
should
it
be
lifted
by
holding
the
edges
of
the
top
surface.
servicing
The
unit
should
be
serviced
by
an
authorised
engineer
and
only
genuine
spare
parts
should
be
used.
Under
no
circumstances
should
you
attempt
to
repair
the
unit
yourself.
Repairs
carried
out
by
inexperienced
persons
may
cause
injury
or
serious
malfunction.
Contact
a
qualified
technician.
switching
off
for
long
periods
of
time
When
the
unit
is
not
in
use
for
a
long
period
of
time,
disconnect
it
from
the
mains
supply,
empty
all
food
and
clean
the
appliance,
leaving
the
door
ajar
to
prevent
unpleasant
smells.
condensation
Condensation
may
appear
on
the
outside
of
the
unit.
This
may
be
due
to
a
change
in
room
temperature.
Wipe
off
any
moisture
residue.
If
the
problem
continues,
please
contact
a
qualified
technician
for
assistance.
disposal
Old
units
still
have
some
residual
value.
An
environmentally
friendly
method
of
disposal
will
ensure
that
valuable
raw
materials
can
be
recovered
and
used
again.
The
refrigerant
used
in
your
unit
and
insulation
materials
require
special
disposal
procedures.
Ensure
that
none
of
the
pipes
on
the
back
of
the
unit
are
damaged
prior
to
disposal.
Up
to
date
information
concerning
options
of
disposing
of
your
old
unit
and
packaging
from
the
new
one
can
be
obtained
from
your
local
council
office.
When
disposing
of
an
old
unit
break
off
any
old
locks
or
latches
and
remove
the
door
as
a
safeguard.
21
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