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Manual defrosting means puddles all over the kitchen floor and the hassle of finding somewhere to store all your food in the meantime – no-one has time for that. We’ll walk you through the different types of defrosting tech that you’ll come across in fridge freezers, so you can ditch the defrosting for good.
What are the different types of defrosting tech?
Static
Static cooling is one of the oldest cooling systems. It means that you will need to manually defrost the freezer and de-ice the fridge compartment on a regular basis.
Low Frost
Low frost means that there will be reduced frost in the freezer but it won’t stop any ice build up in the fridge. You will still need to manually defrost the freezer from time to time.
Frost Free
Frost free refers to the freezer compartment. You won’t need to defrost the freezer although you many still find condensation and moisture build up in the fridge.
Total No Frost
If you never want to defrost your fridge freezer again then look out for Total No Frost technology. It constantly circulates cool air around both compartments stopping any ice from ever building up on the cabinet walls.
FAQs
- What is frost free technology?
A feature designed to prevent ice build-up in the freezer so you won’t have to manually defrost.
- Do I need to manually defrost my fridge freezer if it's frost free?
No. This feature is designed to prevent ice build-up in the freezer so you won’t have to manually defrost.
- What’s the difference between Total No Frost and Frost Free?
Total No Frost works throughout both the fridge and freezer compartments, whereas frost free relates to freezer only. Both of these features prevent ice build-up by constantly circulating air, so there’s no need for manual defrosting.
- What is auto defrost on my fridge freezer?
If your fridge freezer is equipped with auto defrost it will automatically activate when it detects excess moisture to prevent ice from forming at the back of the fridge.