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General| Appliance placement | Freestanding |
|---|---|
| Energy Rating | A+ |
| Number of Shelves | 5 |
| Fast Freeze Function | Yes |
| Door hinge | Right |
| Ice cube tray | Yes |
| Type | Upright |
| Star rating | 4 |
Select a suitable location for the freezer away from heat sources with adequate ventilation.
Position the freezer carefully, avoiding damage to rear pipes, ensuring adequate ventilation.
Adjust front feet to level the freezer, preventing rocking and ensuring the door aligns correctly.
Before plugging in, let the freezer stand in its final location for at least 15 minutes to settle.
Plug in the freezer and allow it to cool. The high temperature light indicates cooling progress.
Engage fast freeze 24 hours before adding fresh food; turn off after 24 hours (auto-cancels after 48).
Your freezer is working. Consult troubleshooting if issues arise after 24 hours.
Proper placement away from heat and adequate ventilation are crucial for performance and longevity.
Ensure 600mm clearance in front for the door to open fully. A small gap at the hinge side is optional.
Level the freezer using front feet for stability, preventing vibration and ensuring proper door alignment.
Recommend fitting a vent at the rear of a worktop for adequate ventilation above the freezer.
The appliance must be earthed and positioned for plug accessibility. Use correct fuses and wiring colours.
Adjust the control wheel to set the internal freezer temperature, ideally -18°C or colder.
Understand the Green Mains Light, Amber Fast Freeze Light, and Red High Temperature Warning Light.
Use the fast freeze button for freezing large quantities of fresh food quickly, with specific guidelines.
The rating plate, listing model and serial number, is located near the bottom of the interior wall.
Details frozen food storage capacity, maximum freezing capacity, and conservation time from failure.
Explains the fan system that circulates air to prevent ice build-up, improving efficiency.
Tips for efficient operation, including food packaging, shopping habits, and avoiding door openings.
Guidelines for storing fresh and frozen food, including duration, placement, and avoiding hazards.
Proper use and removal of freezer drawers for storage and cleaning, with safety notes.
Instructions for using the ice tray, including filling, placement of food, and maintenance.
Instructions for cleaning the freezer interior, including removing drawers and using specific cleaning solutions.
How to clean the freezer exterior, including removing dust from underneath and the compressor area.
Cleaning the door seal gently with warm water and a soft cloth, avoiding detergents.
Steps to take if not using the freezer for an extended period, including cleaning and leaving the door ajar.
Checks for power supply, plug connection, fuse, and door closure if the freezer is not operating.
Investigates common noises like pipe work clearance, feet contact, and operational sounds.
Addresses issues with the freezer being too warm or too cold, suggesting control adjustments and placement checks.
Explains the red warning light, amber fast freeze light, and difficulty opening the freezer door.
Advice on what to do during and after a power failure, including food safety and conservation time.
Details normal operating sounds from the motor, gas flow, expansion/contraction, and fan.
Outlines the conditions for the guarantee to be applicable, including correct installation and usage.
Guidance on environmentally responsible disposal of packaging and old appliances, including safety precautions.
Contact information and services available for repairs and general appliance information.
Details on additional service plans for extended coverage and peace of mind.
Information on obtaining genuine parts and accessories for the appliance.
Comprehensive contact details for repair services, extended warranties, and parts.
