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https://www.frydge.uk/categories/frost-free-fridge-freezers How to Maintain a Frost Free Fridge and Freezer Defrosting isn't necessary when you have a frost-free refrigerator or freezer. This can save you time, effort and electricity when compared to a traditional refrigerator/freezer. Food that has been frozen could be damaged when ice crystals form on the packaging. These crystals can cause freezing burns and alter the texture of your food. Defrost The process of defrosting the freezer isn't glamorous nor fun but it's an essential part of maintaining your fridge and freezer. Warm air is drawn into the freezer every when you open it, which causes condensation and the formation of ice on interior surfaces. The frost can hinder the freezer's ability to regulate temperature, making it work overtime and consume more energy. It can also reduce food flavor and quality, and lead to freezer burn. The best way to defrost the freezer is to let it melt naturally, but this can take several hours. In the event of an emergency, a hairdryer or handheld steam cleaner can speed up the process. Be sure to shut off the freezer and unplug it and take out all frozen food items, and clean up any spilled water before you start working. Before you begin the process, ensure that you have a towel or a plastic liner in hand to collect any water that may spill during the process of defrosting. It's also a good idea to empty your freezer completely to allow you to reorganize any remaining food and weed out old or expired items. After the defrosting process is complete, make sure to thoroughly clean and dry the freezer prior to turning it on. To accelerate the natural defrost process open and close the door to your freezer several times to let the temperature rise. Then, take out all drawers and shelves to make it easier to get access to the ice. You can also put some extremely absorbent towels or newspapers on the floor to soak up any puddles of melting ice. As the ice melts, keep a heated spo

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