Willow WFF157W Fridge Freezer - White

Thanks to its Low Frost technology, the Willow WFF157W significantly reduces ice buildup. You will need to defrost it much less frequently than standard freezers, typically only once or twice a year, or when ice thickness becomes noticeable (around 5mm).

The total net capacity is 157 litres. This is divided into a 109-litre fridge compartment and a 48-litre freezer compartment, making it a 70/30 split appliance.

The WFF157W operates very quietly, with a maximum noise level of just 39dBA. This makes it ideal for kitchens, communal areas, or even studios where low noise is appreciated.

The exterior has a mark-proof finish. Simply wipe it over with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or harsh chemicals to protect the coating.

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Low Frost technology minimizes the formation of ice crystals on the freezer walls and food packaging. This means less manual defrosting, more efficient operation, and better preservation of your frozen items.

The appliance features an adjustable thermostat located inside the fridge compartment. Simply turn the dial to your desired setting. It's recommended to start with a medium setting and adjust as needed after allowing 24 hours for the temperature to stabilize.

Ensure the appliance is plugged in and the power outlet is working. Check the thermostat setting; it might be set too high. Verify that the door seals are intact and closing completely. Ensure the appliance has adequate ventilation space around it.

While Low Frost reduces buildup, excessive frost can occur if the door is opened too frequently, left open for too long, or if warm food is placed inside. Check door seals for damage or gaps. Ensure freezer drawers are closed properly. If significant, perform a manual defrost.

Ensure the appliance is level on the floor using its adjustable feet. Check that no items inside (like bottles touching shelves) or outside (like other furniture) are touching the back or sides of the unit, which can cause vibrations. Compressor noises are normal during operation.

This often indicates a blocked drain hole at the back of the fridge compartment. Carefully clear any debris from the drain hole using a thin, flexible tool (e.g., a pipe cleaner). Ensure food items are not touching the back wall, which can freeze and block the drain.

Check if the appliance is level. Ensure that shelves, drawers, or food items are not obstructing the door's path. Inspect the door gasket (seal) for any damage or debris that might prevent a tight seal. Clean the gasket if necessary.