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No manual defrosting required

The fridge compartment will defrost automatically. During defrost periods water

droplets form on the interior back wall of your Larder Fridge and refreeze afterwards.

Note : if your kitchen becomes exceptionally warm, your Larder Fridge may not

defrost regularly.

WARNING: Ensure the defrost drain hole is kept clear and that stored food does

not come into contact with the interior back wall of your Larder Fridge.

Cleaning

WARNING: Switch off electrical supply and pull out mains plug before cleaning.

Interior

1. Remove food and wrap or cover to keep it cool.

2. Remove salad bins, racks and shelves from the fridge compartment and wash

in warm water and washing up liquid using a soft cloth, dry thoroughly.

Note : It is important to ensure that cleaned shelves, baskets and bins are

thoroughly dried before refitting to the fridge compartment.

3. Wipe interior and fitting with a clean cloth wrung out in a solution of either

one teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda to one pint of water or Milton™

sterilising fluid, diluted according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

4. Dry interior thoroughly with a clean cloth before replacing fittings and food.

Exterior

Use a clean soft cloth wrung out in warm water and washing up liquid to wipe the

exterior surface, dry thoroughly.

WARNING: Do not use abrasive powder, household cleaner, bleach or wax polish

to clean your fridge, they leave a smell in the fridge and can damage the exterior.

Use a soft brush or vacuum cleaner to remove dust from underneath the fridge and

from the compressor and condenser situated at the back of the fridge.

WARNING: Do not damage the pipework.

Door Seal

Use warm water and a clean soft cloth to wipe along and in between the creases of

the door seal, dry thoroughly. Take care not to damage the seal and avoid using

sharp objects.

WARNING: Do not use detergent, it will damage the seal.

Defrosting and Cleaning

CLEANING &

MAINTENANCE

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Hotpoint RLA33 User Manual Page 10