Pando integralCooking 10258 Manual De Uso E Instalación página 129

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5.6. DEFROSTING / HIGROMETRY / VENTILATION
The unit has an automatic defrosting system. During the "switching off cycle" the evaporator at
the rear of the unit will automatically defrost.
Condensation is accumulated in the drainage tray at the rear of the unit and some of it flows
through the drainage hole in the drip tray above the compressor.
Heat is transferred from the discharge tube or the compressor, evaporating any condensation
accumulated in the tray. Part of the remaining water is collected inside the unit for humidity
purposes.
This system keeps correct humidity inside the unit, something that natural cork, needs to maintain
its sealing properties and long life.
The unit is not completely sealed from the outside: Fresh air can enter through the drainage
tube. Air circulates through the unit, moved by a fan / fans through the gaps between the
shelves.
NOTE: Frost may accumulate on the evaporator if the unit is opened frequently and it is very hot
or the unit is located in a very humid place. If the frost does not disappear within 24 hours, the
unit will require manual defrosting*.
*MANUAL DEFROST
Using the control panel, switch the cooler off and then back on again from the main. If the unit
is column built-in, in order to prevent from any damage caused by defrost leaking, it is
recommended to take it out if possible. Should this not be an option, check the bottom part for
any leaking and dry it out using a cloth. Leave the cooler off for 24 hours, and during this time
keep an eye for any inside or outside leaking, drying it out eventually to prevent from any
external damage or mould appearance. After 24 hours, defrost process will be over so the unit
can be switched back on and placed back in its previous position.
IMPORTANT:
Do not locate the cabinet, especially integrated models, with sources of heat under it,
such as freezers, ovens, stoves, etc.
This may result in the compressor working all the time and the unit will produce an excessive
amount of ice, affecting correct operation of the internal fans and the compressor itself.
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