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The thermostatic control interrupts the

operation of compressor at regular

intervals for more or less time - during this

cooling is interrupted - temperature of the

fresh food compartment increases and

defrosting occurs. After defrosting the

thermostatic control restarts operation of

the system.

Melting water flows through defrost water

outlet into the evaporative tray maintained

on the top of compressor and evaporates

due to warmth of it.

Check and clean the outlet of

melting water coming during

defrosting regularly. If it is clogged

the melting water gathered can cause

earlier failure as it can go to the

insulating of the appliance.

Clean the melting water outlet with the

supplied pipe scraper that can be seen in

the figure. The pipe scraper has to be

stored in the outlet.

Occasionally check defrost water outlet

not to be clogged up.

The most typical case of clogging up in

the defrost water outlet when you put

food wrapped in some paper into the

appliance and this paper contacts back

plate of fresh food compartment and

freezes to it. If you remove the food right

at this moment the paper will tear and it

can cause clogging up in the outlet by

getting into it. So you are asked to be

careful - because of the above - when

placing foods wrapped in paper into the

appliance.

In case of increased demand e.g.

during heatwaves, the refrigerator

temporarily happens to operate

constantly. During this the automatic

defrosting is ineffective.

Remaining small ice and frost stains on

back plate of the fresh food compartment

after defrosting period is not abnormal.

The frozen food compartment can not be

equipped with automatic defrosting set

since the deep-frozen and frozen foods

do not endure melting temperature.

So the enclosed plastic scraper is for

scraping off and removing frost and ice

coating which possibly occurs in the

frozen food compartment and on the

sealing of the door.

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