Electrolux ERE3900 User Manual download pdf (Page 11)

Electrolux 818 20 75-05/4

External Cleaning

Wash the outer cabinet with warm soapy water.

Remove the ventilation grille (see the section

"Removing the ventilation grille") and vacuum-clean

under the cabinet. Once or twice a year dust the

condenser (black grille) and the compressor at the

back of the appliance, with a brush or vacuum

cleaner, as an accumulation of dust will affect the

performance of the appliance and cause excessive

electricity consumption.

When moving the cabinet, lift it by

the front edge to avoid scratching the

floor.

Defrosting the fridge

The fridge is defrosted automatically every time the

compressor stops. Frost formation can be prevented

by:

· not putting warm foodstuff inside the cabinet.

· avoiding frequently opening the door or keeping

it open too long.

Defrosting the freezer

A certain amount of frost will always form on the

freezer shelves and around the top compartment.

Defrost the freezer when the frost layer reaches a

thickness of about 3-5 mm.

Remove the freezer drawers and place them on top

of each other by turning every other drawer one half

turn. Put insulating material around the drawers, e.g.

blankets or newspapers.

The frozen products can also be packed closely

together and be kept in a cold location, e.g. in the

fridge.

Defrosting can be accelerated by placing bowls with

hot water (not boiling) inside the freezer.

Take out the drain spout and place it in the bottom

freezer drawer where water can collect.

Loosen the ventilation grille to enable the bowl to fit

under the drain spout.

Carefully scrape off the ice when it starts to thaw.

Use a wood or plastic scraper. Do not use sharp

objects as these may damage the interior.

When all the ice has melted, clean and wipe the

cabinet dry, then push the drain spout back in place.

Switch on the cabinet and replace the frozen

foodstuff.

Never use a hair drier or other heating

appliances to speed up defrosting. Excessive

heat may damage the plastic interior , and

humidity could enter the electric appliance

making it live.

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