Danby Convertible Upright Freezer

Convertible units can function as either a refrigerator or a freezer. With some models, the entire unit changes from one to the other and back again, depending on your needs. Other models feature specific compartments or drawers that convert. In both types of appliances, conversion is easy simply push a button or turn a knob.
The main benefit of convertible technology is in converting the freezer to a fridge which is typically useful for people who don't store meat and ice cream much.

This appliance can be used as a refrigerator or a freezer. The temperature can be controlled by setting the thermostat dial inside the cabinet or by using the control panel located on the front door of the appliance.
Refrigerator Use: To use the appliance as a refrigerator, set the thermostat dial in the REFRIGERATOR range. Using this setting allows the appliance to store fresh food and beverages. The internal temperature will be between 0 ~ 10C (35 - 46F).
Freezer Use: To use the appliance as a freezer, set the thermostat dial in the FREEZER range. Using this setting allows the appliance to store frozen foods and ice. The internal temperature will be between -12 ~ -24C (10.4 - -11.2F)

Important Notes:
1) Never use electrical appliances during defrosting. Do not use pointed or sharp objects to remove frost as this can damage the refrigerant lines. If these lines are accidentally pierced it will render the freezer inoperable and void the manufacturers warranty.
2) The appliance is considered Garage Ready if it is being used as a freezer. If the thermostat dial is set in the REFRIGERATOR range, the appliance should only be used in climate-controlled spaces.
3) There are refrigerant lines in the cabinet walls that will get very cold. When using the appliance as a refrigerator, keep food items away from the cabinet walls to avoid freezing food.
4) Do not place liquid items in sealed bottles or containers into the appliance when it is being used as a freezer to avoid damage cause by expansion and cracking of the container
5) If the appliance has been used as a freezer and will be converted to use as a refrigerator, a large amount of condensation may form on the cabinet walls. Please check that all food items have been removed to avoid unwanted food defrosting. Defrost and clean the appliance before resuming use to avoid water accumulation inside the cabinet.
6) When using the appliance as a refrigerator, condensation may form on the walls and bottom of the cabinet. This is normal and does not impact the operation of the appliance. This condensed water can be removed from the cabinet by following the defrosting instructions in the manual.
7) The temperature ranges indicated in write up may vary depending on the model/ unit purchased. Please refer the Owners manual for the operating temperature range of the appliance purchased.