Frigidaire Defrost Freezer

How much space do I need around the freezer for proper operation?

Allow a minimum of 3 inches of clearance on all sides and 1 inch at the bottom for adequate air circulation. The freezer must rest firmly on a solid, level surface of hard material at the same height as your flooring, and the surface must be strong enough to support the unit when fully loaded. [Page 3]

How do I use the defrost water drain feature?

The freezer has a convenient defrost water drain located on the unit that allows you to easily remove water during the manual defrosting process. [Page 2]

What electrical outlet do I need, and how should I set up the power connection?

You'll need a grounded three-prong receptacle with 115V / 60Hz power supply rated for at least 15 amps on a dedicated circuit. The power cord connects at the left bottom rear of the unit. The power supply circuit must be installed in accordance with the current edition of the National Electrical Code (NFPA 70) and local codes & ordinances. [Page 3]

What's the annual cost to run this freezer, and how much energy does it use?

The Frigidaire Defrost Freezer uses approximately 218 kWh annually, which costs about $26 per year based on a rate of $0.1065 per kWh. The connected load is 0.6 kW at 120 volts with a draw of 5 amps. [Page 3]

What's the maximum temperature the freezer can handle in my home?

The freezer should be located where the surrounding air temperature will not exceed 110°F to ensure optimum performance, though temperatures of 32°F and below will not affect operation. [Page 3]