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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Random thread I know but does anyone know how long you need to leave your fridge plugged in before you put food in. I know its 24 hours to let the gases settle before plugging in but not sure about food going in. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Straight away .... the temp soon gets low and best getting cool than warm sat not in the fridge .... but if you cant wait then put the spray cream in the freezer for a short while first lol |
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By *eavenNhellCouple
over a year ago
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Ruby I have worked for Hotpoints delivery team there guidlines are 4 hours after you have moved the appliance you can plug it in .
You can put your frozen produce in strait away as it is an insulated box and will keep your products chilled for upto 24hrs if you keep the door closed .you do not have to wait to fill it up just the four hours untill you plug it in . |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I wouldnt put anything in before 24 hours. As two people dying here right now with food poisoning, be careful how you treat what you stick in your mouth  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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To be honest 12 hours to allow the gasses and oil to separate is more than adequate when plugging it it then, fridges work best with nothing inside but as they only come down to +5 it doesn't take long (around 3/4 hour) freezers on the other hand actually work better with product inside, if you give it a hour for a freezer and put frozen products in it soon reaches the desired -18 ( catering engineer here )
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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If the fridge is at ambient temperature when it is switched on after allowing the gas to settle for the recommended length of time, I would start loading it with bulky items that are already chilled, such as cartons of milk, fruit juices, cans and bottles of soft drinks etc...
As for the freezer, I would probably have a few milk bottles filled with water frozen at the ready for initial loading purposes.
After a couple of hours, I would start loading the rest.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"If the fridge is at ambient temperature when it is switched on after allowing the gas to settle for the recommended length of time, I would start loading it with bulky items that are already chilled, such as cartons of milk, fruit juices, cans and bottles of soft drinks etc...
As for the freezer, I would probably have a few milk bottles filled with water frozen at the ready for initial loading purposes.
After a couple of hours, I would start loading the rest.
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thanks pearl. I had stored things outside to keep them cold!! It's cold enough here to keep things cold! |
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By *aaLaaWoman
over a year ago
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"To be honest 12 hours to allow the gasses and oil to separate is more than adequate when plugging it it then, fridges work best with nothing inside but as they only come down to +5 it doesn't take long (around 3/4 hour) freezers on the other hand actually work better with product inside, if you give it a hour for a freezer and put frozen products in it soon reaches the desired -18 ( catering engineer here )
Paul "
I've never considered offering sex for services rendered before, but for a catering engineer! Such a shame you live so far from me and my dicky two door freezer!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"To be honest 12 hours to allow the gasses and oil to separate is more than adequate when plugging it it then, fridges work best with nothing inside but as they only come down to +5 it doesn't take long (around 3/4 hour) freezers on the other hand actually work better with product inside, if you give it a hour for a freezer and put frozen products in it soon reaches the desired -18 ( catering engineer here )
Paul
I've never considered offering sex for services rendered before, but for a catering engineer! Such a shame you live so far from me and my dicky two door freezer! "
Oh damn that's just not fair! Could bring a whole new meaning to payment protection though  |
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