Indesit IB55 532 B UK Freestanding fridge freezer

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Thus, it does not drip on or
come into contact with other
foods.
Two-star freezer compart-
ments are used for storing pre-
filled foods, making and stor-
ing ice and ice cream.
One, two and three-star com-
partments are not appropriate
for freezing fresh food.
If the cooling product has been
left empty for a long time, turn
off the product, defrost, clean,
and dry the product in order to
protect the housing of the
product.
1.8 Maintenance and
Cleaning Safety
Unplug the refrigerator before
cleaning it or starting to per-
form maintenance.
Do not pull by the door handle
if you shall move the product
for cleaning purposes. Handle
may cause injuries if it is
pulled too hard.
Do not put your hands etc. un-
der the refrigerator. Jamming
may occur or any sharp edge
may cause personal injuries.
Do not clean the product by
spraying or pouring water on
the product and inside the
product. Risk of electric shock
and fire.
When cleaning the product, do
not use sharp and abrasive
tools or household cleaning
agents, detergent, gas, gasol-
ine, thinner, alcohol, varnish,
and similar substances. Use
only cleaning and maintenance
agents that are not harmful for
food inside the product.
Do not ever use steam or
steamed cleaning materials for
cleaning the product and thaw-
ing the ice inside it. Steam con-
tacts the live areas in your re-
frigerator and causes short cir-
cuit or electric shock.
Do not use any mechanical
tools or any other tools than
the recommendations of the
manufacturer to speed up the
defrost operation.
Take care to keep water away
from the ventilation holes,
electronic circuits or lighting of
the product.
Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe
the dust or foreign material on
the tips of the plugs. Do not
use a wet or damp piece of
cloth to clean the plug. Other-
wise, risk of fire or electric
shock may occur.
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