Good advises

Level and firm surface
Place the refrigerator / freezer directly on a level and firm surface to avoid vibration and noise. Make sure the cabinet is leveled correctly.

Dry and well ventilated room
Make sure there is good ventilation around the cabinet.

Place the cabinet in a dry and ventilated room. Avoid placing it on balconies, verandas, outbuildings, garages and terraces: Excessive summer heat and severe winter cold can prevent the fridge / freezer from working optimally or even damage it.

Avoid heat sources
It is not recommended placing it near a heat sources such as an oven or a radiator, as this can lead to increased energy consumption.

Correct ambient temperature
The cabinet must be placed within the recommended ambient temperatures to ensure proper operation.

The table below shows the general climate classes for refrigerators / freezers.

For reading of climate class, see the rating plate.

Climate Classes	Room temperature
N	from +16°C til +32°C
N-ST	from +16°C til +32°C
N-T	from +16°C til +43°C
SN	from +10°C til +32°C
SN-ST	from +10°C til +38°C
SN-T	from +10°C til +43°C
ST	from +18°C til +38°C
T	from +18°C til +43°C

Climate classes for professional freezers and coolers

In addition to energy class, it is important to be aware of the climate class for which a commercial refrigeration unit has been tested. These are often indicated by a number.

Climate class 5
This means that the product is developed for use in environments where the temperature can be up to +40°C.

Climate class 4
This means that the product is designed for use in environments where the temperature can be up to +30°C.

Climate class 3
This means that the product is designed for use in environments where the temperature can be up to +25°C