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PROLINE
PUF 85
FREEZER
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
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Dear customer:
Thank you for buying a PROLINE freezer. To ensure that you get the best results from your
new freezer, please take time to read through these simple instructions in this booklet.
Please ensure that the packaging material is disposed of in accordance with the current
environmental requirements.
If the freezer is visibly damaged , do not connect it to the power supply, Contact the store
from were you purchased the appliance .
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
For your safety please read the following information
Warning: This appliance must be earthed.
This appliance operates from a 13 amp 3 pin plug. The voltage rating is 230 volts and should
be protected by a 13 amp fuse either in the plug or distribution board.
The appliance is supplied with a rewireable 13 amp 3 pin plug fitted with a 13 amp fuse.
Should the fuse require replacement, it must be replaced with a fuse rated at 13 amp and
approved to BS1362.
If the mains plug which is fitted is unsuitable for the socket outlet in your home or is removed
for any other reason, please follow the instructions below on how to wire a 13 amp 3 pin
plug.
How to wire a 13 amp plug.
Important. The wires in the mains lead on this appliance are coloured in accordance with the
following code:
Green and Yellow – Earth
Blue – Neutral
Brown – Live
As the colours may not correspond with the markings
Identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows:
The Green and Yellow wire must be connected to the
terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter E or
with the earth symbol or coloured green and yellow.
The Blue wire must be connected to the
Terminal marked N or coloured black.
The Brown wire must be connected to the
Terminal marked L or coloured red.
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INSTALLATION
Siting of the appliance
Do not keep your appliance in a room where the temperature is likely to fall below 10
degrees C (50 degrees F) at night and/or especially in winter, as it is designed to operate in
ambient temperatures between +10 and +32 degrees C (50 and 90 degrees F). At lower
temperatures the appliance may not operate, resulting in a reduction in the storage life of the
food.
Do not place the appliance near cookers or radiators or in direct sunlight, as this will cause
extra strain on the appliance’s functions. If installed next to a source of heat or fridge,
maintain the following minimum clearances.
Choose a well ventilated location with no less than 10cm clearance around the freezer.
Place the freezer in a location with a firm base. In order to prevent vibration and noise, the
freezer must be levelled by adjusting the two front feet.
DO NOT PLACE IT IN AN EXCESSIVELY COLD OR HUMID AREA SUCH AS A
GARAGE OR CELLAR ETC.
If you are discarding an old appliance with a lock or catch fitted to the door, ensure that it is
left with the door catch broken and in a safe condition to prevent children getting trapped
inside.
We suggest you contact your local authority for information on the correct and safe method
of disposal.
Disposal of all packaging in an environmentally friendly way.
USE OF THE APPLIANCE
Before plugging in your fridge for the first time remove all packaging, clean the freezer with
lukewarm water and bicarbonate of soda. Wipe dry with a soft cloth.
Plug the freezer into the mains power supply .
Temperature control
The temperature in the freezer is controlled by the thermostat control knob inside the freezer.
Turn the thermostat control knob up or down to regulate the temperature inside the freezer.
The numbers on the control knob indicate the different temperatures ”MIN, NORMAL, MAX
and OFF. The temperature decreases continuously with position MIN being the warmest and
MAX being the coldest.
Set the control to position NORMAL for normal use, you may set the control to any position
if you find position NORMAL is too cold or too warm.
Your freezer is suitable for the long-term storage of commercially frozen foods and also can
be used to freeze and store fresh food.
If there is a power failure , do not open the door. Frozen food should not be affected if the
failure lasts for less than 12 hrs. If the failure is longer, then the food should be checked and
either eaten immediately or cooked and then re-frozen
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FREEZING FRESH FOOD
Please observe the following instructions to obtain the best results.
Do not freeze too large a quantity at any one time. The quality of the food is best preserved
when it is frozen right through to the core as quickly as possible.
Ensure that your freezing operations are carried out under the most hygienic conditions as
freezing alone does not sterilise the food. It is advisable to freeze the food by packing it into
separate meal portions and not in bulk form. Never put hot or even warm foodstuffs into the
freezer. Prior to storing the frozen food, pack it in plastic bags, aluminium sheets or freezer
containers and place into the freezer. See the data sheet at the rear of this booklet for the
maximum permissible amount in Kilograms of fresh food that can be frozen in any 24 hour
period with a room temperature of 250C. Never freeze more than the maximum permissible.
Defrosting
Remove the mains plug from the wall socket, open the door and remove all the food to a cool
place rapping the frozen food in layers of paper to help maintain the temperature.
Defrost using a plastic scraper, or let the temperature rise naturally until the frost melts.
You can help the defrost process by placing a container of hot water in the bottom of the
freezer.
Do not use sharp object or metal instruments to remove the ice.
Never use hairdryers, electrical heaters or other such electrical appliances for
defrosting
Sponge out the defrost water collected in the bottom of the freezer compartment. After
defrosting, dry the interior thoroughly. Insert the plug into the wall socket and switch on the
electricity supply.
Cleaning your freezer
Remove the mains plug from the wall socket, open the door and remove all the food to a cool
place.
Use a solution of a pint of lukewarm water and a teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda with a soft
cloth to clean the internal cavity and dry well.
Remember to clear the defrost drain situated at the back of the cabinet just above the crisper
cover after cleaning re-insert the mains plug.
Make sure that no water enters the thermostat control box inside of the fridge cavity.
We recommend that you polish the metal parts of the product (i.e. door exterior, cabinet
sides).
With a silicone wax (car polish) to protect the high quality paint finish.
Any dust that gathers on the condenser, which is located at the back of the appliance, should
be removed once a year with a vacuum cleaner.
Check door seals regularly to ensure they are clean and free from food particles.
Reversing the door opening
1. Unscrew cabinet foot
2. Unscrew bottom hinge plate and remove, slide door off top hinge pin.
3. Unscrew top hinge plate and screw into holes provided on opposite side of cabinet.
4. Locate door into top hinge pin
5. Locate bottom hinge pin in door and fix bottom hinge plate with screws into holes
provided. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
6. Screw cabinet foot into hole provided.
7. Check that the door is straight and the door gasket is sealed to the cabinet all round. If
not unscrew bottom hinge plate and repeat steps 4 & 5.
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Do’s and don’ts
Do- Clean and defrost your appliance regularly (See “Defrosting”)
Do- Leave lettuce, cabbage, parsley and cauliflower on the stem.
Do- Wrap raw meat and poultry loosely in polythene or aluminium foil. This prevents drying.
Do- Wrap fish and offal in polythene bags.
Do- Check contents of the compartments every so often.
Do- Store commercially prepared food in accordance with the instructions given on the
packets.
Do- Always choose high quality fresh food and be sure it is thoroughly clean before
freezing it.
Do- Wrap all food in aluminium foil or food quality polythene bags and make sure any air is
excluded.
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Don’t- Cover the shelves with any protective materials which may obstruct air circulation.
Don’t- Store poisonous or any dangerous substances in your freezer. It has been designed for
the freezing of edible foodstuffs only.
Don’t- Consume food which has been frozen for an excessive length of time.
Don’t- Leave the door open for long periods, as this will make the appliance more costly to
run and cause excessive ice formation.
Don’t- Use sharp edged objects such as knives or forks to remove the ice.
Don’t- Never use hairdryers, or electrical appliances for defrosting only use item
recommended by the manufacturer.
Don’t- Put hot food into the appliance. Let it cool down first.
Don’t- Put liquid-filled bottles or sealed cans containing carbonated liquids into the freezer
as they may burst.
Don’t- Give children ice-cream and water ices direct from the freezer The low temperature
may cause ‘freezer burns’ on the lips.
Don’t- Try to keep frozen food which has thawed; it should be eaten within 24 hours or
cooked and refrozen.
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Before calling for service
Please check the following points.
The freezer is not working
Check the plug is inserted correctly into the wall socket.
Check there is power to the wall socket by plugging in another appliance, if the other
appliance works, check the fuse in the freezer plug.
The freezer is noisy when running
Check the freezer is level and it is not in contact with another appliance or kitchen furniture.
The freezer does not cool sufficiently
If the door has been opened too often, or it has been left open for a while it will take time for
the freezer to reach its set temperature.
Check the air flow over the rear of the freezer has not been reduced due to insufficient
clearance.
The following characteristics should not be looked upon as a problem:
• A gentle trickling sound caused by coolant flowing through the pipe.
• Compressor operating at high temperatures.
Prolonged idle periods
If you are going to leave the freezer idle for any period of time, proceed as follows:
Disconnect the freezer from the mains supply by removing the plug from the wall socket.
Clean and dry the inside as instructed under the heading of cleaning the freezer.
Leave the door open to prevent any unpleasant smells from building up while the freezer is
not in use.
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Technical data
995
525
Brand Proline PUF 85
Appliance type Freezer
Total gross volume (l.) 110 litres
Total usable volume (l.) 98 litres
Freezer usable volume (l.) 98 litres
Refrigerator useful volume ---Freezing capacity (kg/24h) 4 kg/24h
Energy class (1) B
Power consumption (kWh/year) (2) 256 kWh/year
Supply voltage (Vac/Hz) 230V / 50 Hz
Noise [dB(A)re 1 pW] 40 dB
Ambient temp range 10 – 32oC
Refrigerating agent R134a
(1) Energy class: A…..G (A=economical…G=less economical)
(2) The real power consumption depends on using conditions and
appliance location.
510
Depths with door open
990
Width
After Sales Service
If you experience a problem with your appliance and you require advice please contact
the technical help line on
0113 2793520
If you require a service engineer to call the number is
0870 5425425.
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