Electrolux 180 manual After turning on air-o-defrost, electrolux user guide

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After turning on air-o-defrost

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After turning on air-o-defrost

To defrost frozen products you simply place them into the perforated containers, make a small hole in the product using the supplied “hand drill” insert the core temperature probe, close the door, set target temperature and leave the rest to air-o-defrost.

The thawing process involves the sensor in the probe monitoring the product temperature, when it registers a big difference between the cabinet temperature and core temperature the thawing process is activated.

The temperature inside the cabinet will increase via the steam generator in steps up to +15 °C. first +7, then +10, +12 and finally +15 °C where it will stabilise.

During the thawing mode the internal fan is on high speed with a constant input of steam, which as it comes into contact with the frozen food condensates back to water thus ensuring the food surface is always very moist.

Note that the surface temperature of the food never exceeds +5 °C, this is due to the physics of the reaction of the coldness coming from within the food mass and passing through the foods surface. The opposite happens when cooking food in that the temperature from the cooking appliance is penetrating through the surface into the food mass.

Once the temperature of the food has reached 3 °C from your target temperature then the refrigeration cycle will start and pull down the cabinet temperature to +7 °C and stay at this temperature until the target temperature has been reached and stabilised for 5 minutes.

The air-o-defrost cabinet will now pull down to +3 °C, the steam input will stop and the fan speed reduce to a gentle air flow.

At approx. 40 minutes intervals the steam will input for a few seconds, this is to keep the food product in a very moist environment.

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Electrolux 180 manual After turning on air-o-defrost, electrolux user guide