Product link: Unifrost SA900GS Saladette Fridge.
Cleaning isolation
Switch off and disconnect the power supply before cleaning.
Water leakage
The table lists an appliance that is not properly levelled as a possible cause. Its stated action is to adjust the feet to level the appliance where applicable. A blocked discharge pipe is another listed cause. Obstructed water flow to the drain is also listed. If the water container is damaged, the table says to call an agent or qualified technician. If the drip tray is overflowing, the table says to empty the drip tray where applicable. The table says to clear the discharge pipe. The table says to clear the floor of the appliance where applicable.
Unusual noise
The table lists a loose nut or screw and a faulty fan as possible causes. The table also lists an appliance that is not installed in a level or stable position. The table says to check and tighten the nuts and screws and check the fans. The table says to check the installation position and change it if necessary.
Cleaning statements
Clean the interior as often as possible. Do not use abrasive cleaning agents. Clean the door seal with water only. Always wipe the appliance dry after cleaning. Do not allow cleaning water to run through the drain hole into the evaporation pan. Take care when cleaning the rear because the manual warns that sharp edges can cut. The manual says not to allow oil or fat to contact the plastic components or door seal. Clean immediately if contact occurs.
Temperature checks
The troubleshooting table says to check that doors are shut and seals are not damaged if the temperature is too high or too low. It says to move the refrigerator to a more suitable location if it is near a heat source or condenser airflow is interrupted. If the ambient temperature is too high, increase ventilation or move the appliance to a cooler position. Remove excessive hot food or fan blockages. Reduce the amount of stored food if the appliance is overloaded.
Refrigerant
The manual states that R290 or R600a refrigerant is used. It warns of fire or explosion risk if refrigerant piping is punctured. Do not use mechanical devices to defrost the refrigerator. Do not puncture refrigerant piping. Repairs are to be completed only by trained service personnel.