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PART-3. ARRANGINGFOODINTHEAPPLIANCE
RefrigeratorCompartment
•Toreducehumidityand consequentincrease of frostneverplaceliquidsinunsealed
containers intherefrigerator.Frost tendsto concentratein thecoldest parts ofthe
evaporatorandin timewill require more frequentdefrosting.
•Neverplace warmfood in therefrigerator.Warmfoodshouldbeallowedto coolat
roomtemperatureand shouldbearrangedto ensure adequate aircirculationin the
refrigeratorcompartment.
•Nothingshouldtouchonthebackwall asitwill cause frost andthepackages can
stick on theback wall. Donotopenthe refrigeratordoortoofrequently.
•Arrangethemeatandcleanedfish(wrappedinpackages or sheetsofplastic) which
you willusein1-2days,inthebottomsection of therefrigeratorcompartment(thatis
above the crisper)asthisisthecoldestsection andwillensurethe beststoring
conditions.
•Youcan putthe fruitsandvegetablesinto crisperwithoutpacking.
FreezerCompartment
•The useoffreezeris,storingofdeep-frozen orfrozenfoodsforlong periodsoftime
andmakingice cubes.
•Tofreeze fresh food, ensurethat asmuch ofthesurface as possibleoffoodtobe
frozenisincontactwiththecoolingsurface.
•Do not putfreshfoodwithfrozenonsidebysideasitcanthawthefrozen food.
•Whilefreezingfreshfoods(i.emeat,fishand mincemeat), dividetheminpartsyou
will use in onetime.
•Once theunithas beendefrosted replace thefoods into freezer andremember to
consumethem in as short period of time.
•Neverplacewarmfoodin thefreezercompartment.Asitwilldisturb thefrozenfoods.
•For storingthefrozenfoods;the instructionsshown onfrozen food packages should
always befollowed carefullyand ifnoinformationisprovidedfood should not be
storedformorethan3months fromthepurchaseddate.
•Whenbuyingfrozen foodsensurethatthesehave been frozen atsuitabletempera-
turesandthatthe packingisintact.
•Frozenfoodsshouldbetransported inappopriate containers to maintainthe quality
ofthefood andshouldbe returnedtothe freezingsurfaces oftheunitintheshortest
possibletime.
•Ifapackage of frozenfood showsthesignof humidityandabnormalswellingitis
probablethat ithas beenpreviously stored at anunsuitabletemperature andthat
thecontents havedeteriorated.
•Thestroragelife offroozenfoods dependsontheroom temperature,thermostat
setting, howoftenthedoorisopened, thetypeof food andthelengthof timere-
quired totransport the product fromtheshop to yourhome. Alwaysfollowthe
instruductionsprinted onthepackage and never exceed themaximumstorage life
indicated.
Notthat; if youwanttoopen againimmediatelyafterclosingthe freezerdoor,itwillnot
beopenedeasily.It’squitenormal!Afterreachingequilibriumcondition,the doorwillbe
openedeasily.
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