GRAM is a well-established European manufacturer of household appliances, including refrigerators, freezers, ovens, and cookers, known for functional Nordic design.
GRAM is a renowned brand with roots in Denmark, specializing in high-quality household appliances and white goods since 1901. Now part of a major European appliance group, GRAM continues to deliver products that combine user-friendly functionality with classic Nordic design. The company offers a comprehensive range of kitchen and home equipment, including refrigerators, freezers, induction cookers, ovens, dishwashers, and extractor hoods.
GRAM focuses on durability, energy efficiency, and modern features to suit contemporary households throughout Northern Europe and beyond. In addition to consumer appliances, the GRAM name is also associated with precision weighing systems and industrial scales (Gram Group). This page provides a repository of user manuals, installation guides, and service documents for GRAM's diverse lineup of refrigerators, cooking appliances, and weighing equipment.
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The serial number is typically found on the rating plate. On refrigerators, this is often inside the cabinet on the side wall. On ovens, it is usually on the door frame or inside the cavity.
Refer to your specific model's manual. Generally, unplug the appliance, remove all food, and leave the door open to allow ice to melt. Do not use mechanical devices to accelerate defrosting unless recommended.
GRAM is a Danish brand established in 1901. It is currently owned by the Amica Group, a large European manufacturer of household appliances.
User manuals can be downloaded directly from the official GRAM website under the Service section or viewed here on Manuals.plus.