Polar G608 Mode D'emploi page 5

Turn On
1. Ensure the power switch is set to [O] and turn on at the socket.
2. Switch on the power switch [I]. The current temperature within the appliance is displayed.
Set the Operating Temperature
1. Press the SET button. The display will flash.
2. Press the or
required temperature.
3. Press the SET button to store the temperature.
Manual Defrost
Press and hold the defrost button "aux" for 2 seconds
to begin a manual defrost. The defrost light illuminates.
Cleaning, Care & Maintenance
Switch off and disconnect from the power supply before cleaning.
•
• Clean the interior of the appliance as often as possible.
• Do not use abrasive cleaning agents. These can leave harmful residues.
• Clean the door seal with warm soapy water.
• Always wipe dry after cleaning.
• Do not allow water used in cleaning to run through the drain hole into the evaporation pan.
• Take care when cleaning the rear of the appliance. Sharp edges can cut.
• A POLAR agent or qualified technician must carry out repairs if required.
Cleaning the Condenser Filter
• The condenser is part of the refrigeration system. The
condenser filter requires monthly cleaning.
• Always disconnect power supply before carrying out Routine
Maintenance.
• Failure to clean the condenser filter will reduce the
performance and life of your Polar unit and may invalidate
your warranty.
• These models have a removable filter which can be cleaned
with a vacuum cleaner.
Troubleshooting
If your POLAR appliance develops a fault, please check the following table before making a call to the
Helpline or your POLAR dealer.
Fault
The appliance is not
working
G608-G611_GD875-GD878 _ML_A5_v7_20180212.indb 5
buttons to display the
Probable Cause
The unit is not switched on
Plug and lead are damaged
Fuse in the plug has blown
Power supply
Internal wiring fault
Solution
Check the unit is plugged in correctly and
switched on
Call POLAR agent or qualified Technician
Replace the fuse
Check power supply
Call POLAR agent or qualified Technician
UK
5
2018/2/12 11:20