• Capacity: 250 Litres  
• Dimensions (WxDxH): 610mm x 610mm x 1494mm
• Temperature Range: -20°C (nominal)
• Wheels: Yes
• Lock: Yes
• Refrigerant: R134a / R600a (model dependent)  
• Rated Load (Wattage): 120W  
• Number of Baskets/Shelves: 8  
• Number of Lids/Doors: 1

Features

• Upright Design: Space-efficient vertical orientation with easy access to contents.
• 250 Litre Capacity: Provides significant storage space for frozen items.
• Single Solid Door: Ensures excellent insulation and maintains consistent internal temperature.
• Adjustable Feet: Allows for stable and level placement on various surfaces.  
• Wheels: Offers convenient mobility for cleaning and repositioning.  
• Lock: Enhances the security of stored items.  
• Multiple Shelves (8): Facilitates organized storage and easy retrieval of a wide range of frozen goods.  
• Consistent Freezing: Maintains a stable operating temperature of -20°C.
• R134a / R600a Refrigerant: Utilizes environmentally friendlier refrigerants.

Applications

Usage

1. Placement: Position the freezer on a stable, level surface with adequate ventilation around the unit, especially at the back and sides, for efficient cooling. Use the adjustable feet to ensure the freezer is level.
2. Initial Setup: After plugging in the appliance, allow it to run empty for several hours to reach the operating temperature of -20°C before loading any food items.
3. Loading: Arrange frozen food items on the provided shelves, ensuring that air vents inside the freezer are not blocked to maintain uniform temperature distribution. Avoid overcrowding the shelves.
4. Door Operation: Open and close the door quickly to prevent excessive temperature fluctuations and energy loss. Ensure the door is fully closed and the magnetic seal is making good contact all around.
5. Defrosting: Frost will accumulate over time, reducing the freezer's efficiency. Manually defrost the unit when the frost layer becomes significant. Turn off and unplug the freezer, remove all contents, and allow the frost to melt. Clean and dry the interior thoroughly before restarting.

Maintenance:

1. Regular Cleaning: Wipe down the interior and exterior surfaces with a mild detergent solution and a soft cloth. Ensure all surfaces are dry before plugging the freezer back in.
2. Defrosting: As needed, manually defrost the freezer to maintain optimal performance. The frequency will depend on usage and environmental humidity.
3. Door Seal Inspection: Regularly inspect the door seal for any signs of damage, cracks, or gaps. A faulty seal can lead to temperature leaks and increased energy consumption. Clean the seal with a damp cloth.  
4. Ventilation Maintenance: Ensure that the ventilation openings around the freezer are free from dust and obstructions.
5. Condenser Coil Cleaning: If the condenser coils (typically located at the back) are accessible, gently clean them with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner to remove dust and improve cooling efficiency.
6. Professional Servicing: For any technical issues, unusual noises, or performance problems, contact a qualified appliance service technician for inspection and repair.

Precautionary Guidance:

• Electrical Safety: Ensure the power outlet is properly grounded and the voltage matches the appliance specifications. Avoid using extension cords.
• Handling Precautions: When moving the freezer, avoid tilting it more than 45 degrees to prevent damage to the compressor. Utilize the integrated wheels for easier movement.
• Storage Restrictions: Do not store flammable or explosive materials inside the freezer.
• Water Avoidance: Prevent water from being sprayed directly onto the unit, especially near electrical components.
• Child Safety: Keep children away from the appliance and never allow them to play inside.
• Unplug Before Maintenance: Always unplug the freezer from the power outlet before cleaning or performing any maintenance tasks.
• Damage Inspection: Before using the appliance, inspect it and the power cord for any signs of damage. Do not use if damaged.
• Avoid Overloading: Do not overload the freezer with too much food at once, as this can impede proper air circulation and freezing efficiency.  
• Cool Hot Food: Allow hot food to cool down to room temperature before placing it in the freezer.
• Long-Term Storage: If the freezer will not be used for an extended period, empty it, unplug it, clean and dry the interior, and leave the door slightly ajar to prevent mold and odor buildup.