Refrigerator PHILCO PTL 2352 (Philco PTL 2352) — upright household fridge, model PTL 2352

PHILCO PTL 2352 is an upright household refrigerator designed for everyday food storage in apartments and houses. This freestanding fridge provides standard refrigeration functionality for perishable groceries, beverages and prepared meals. Its vertical design integrates with typical kitchen layouts and allows organised storage across multiple compartments.

Advantages

The unit offers reliable cooling performance with straightforward mechanical controls and a compact footprint suited to smaller or standard kitchens. Shelving and door storage enable practical separation of food types, while an accessible vegetable drawer keeps produce organised. Built as a single-door upright refrigerator, it prioritises usable interior volume and ease of loading.

Suitable for

• Everyday household food and beverage storage
• Small to medium kitchens in apartments or houses
• Storing fresh produce and prepared meals for families or individuals
• Supplementary fridge for offices or studio flats

Key specifications

• Appliance type: upright freestanding refrigerator
• Design: single-door configuration with internal shelves and crisper drawer
• Intended use: household refrigeration for perishable food and drinks
• Installation: freestanding placement, standard kitchen integration
• Control type: manual/mechanical temperature control (standard for household models)

How to use

Place the refrigerator on a level, stable surface with adequate clearance from walls and heat sources. After plugging in, allow the appliance to reach the operating temperature before loading food. Store raw meats on lower shelves, dairy and ready-to-eat items on upper shelves, and use the crisper drawer for fruits and vegetables. Adjust the temperature control as needed to maintain safe storage conditions; consult the appliance manual for recommended temperature ranges.

Usage recommendations

Regularly clean interior surfaces with mild detergent and water, defrost if manual defrost is required, and avoid overloading shelves to ensure consistent airflow and efficient cooling. Keep the door seals clean and check them periodically to maintain an airtight closure.