Manual Defrosting; Cleaning And Maintenance - Arktic 232040 Mode D'emploi

7.6.2. SETTING THE DEFAULT PARAMETERS
To reset the default parameters:
• disconnect power from the instrument;
• reconnect power while holding the [SET/MUTE]
and [DOWN/DEFROSTING] buttons;
• the display will show the message "CF";
7.6.3. TURN ON/OFF CONTINUOUS CYCLE
To turn ON/OFF continuous cycle, press and hold the [UP/SWITCH] + [DOWN/DEFROSTING] buttons for more
than 3 seconds. "CC" will be displayed.

7.6.4. MANUAL DEFROSTING

To start the manual defrosting, press and hold the DEF [DOWN/DEFROSTING] button for more than 3 sec-
onds.
7.7. ALARMS
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8. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

CAUTION: Before cleaning and/or maintenance make sure that the appliance is NOT connected to the
power supply. The maintenance of the appliance should be performed by qualified and certified per-
sonnel.
8.1. CLEANING
Trouble-free operation and service life of the appli-
ance are essentially dependent on the proper main-
tenance according to the schedule. Daily cleaning of
the cooling/freezing chamber is essential to prevent
bacterial growth. Before cleaning, manually defrost
the appliance with the door open and the drain plug
removed. Follow the instructions below:
• Do not use direct water jet and water under pres-
sure to clean the appliance as it can damage the
electrical wiring.
• Do not use any metal objects to remove ice ac-
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• after a few seconds the instrument starts oper-
ating with the default configuration. Any different
parameter settings will need to be updated.
Warnings: running this procedure overwrites any
custom parameter settings.
Error
Unit parameter error
Clock alarm
Maximum temperature alert
Minimum temperature alert
External alert
Dirty condenser alarm
Door opened
cumulated inside the chamber as it may scratch
and/or damage its internal surfaces.
• Always use lukewarm (not hot!) water with a mild
detergent for cleaning and a soft cloth for drying
of the appliance.
• Avoid using corrosive substances that contain
chlorine (and its solutions), caustic soda, hydro-
chloric acid, acetum, bleach etc.
It is recommended to wear protective
gloves during cleaning of the appliance.