Subcold fridges from time to time will require to be defrosted completely, the are not auto-defrost fridges. This is normal for the type of fridge you have and the frequency of defrosts will depend on a few factors, such as below:

- The frequency of door openings and usage.

- The ambient temperature of the room the fridge is located in.

- The desired setting on the thermostat.

- The amount of ventilation space around the unit.

To defrost your fridge please follow this step by step guide:

- Disconnect the fridge from the mains power at the socket.

- Empty all contents from the fridge.

- Put a container under the ice in the fridge to collect the defrost water or an absorbent towel.

- Leave the item to defrost naturally for 24hrs with the door open (please do not try to break ice off to encourage the defrosting process this will cause damage to the fridge that is irreparable).

- Before switching the fridge on again, please dry off any excess water from inside and ensure ALL ice has completely melted and the evaporator inside is clear at the front and the back.

- Reconnect the power to the fridge at the mains.

- We recommend setting number 3 on the thermostat as the factory standard and for optimum energy usage.

- Please close the door for a further 4-6 hours before loading with items again.

Keep door openings to a minimum and ensure good ventilation around the fridge at all times.

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