PREMIUM LEVELLA Manuals & User Guides

Premium Levella has been a trusted manufacturer of home and commercial appliances since 1979. The brand offers a wide variety of refrigeration products, such as upright freezers, glass-door merchandisers, and compact refrigerators, designed for both residential and business use.

In addition to cooling solutions, Premium Levella produces reliable cooking appliances including gas and electric stoves, as well as efficient air conditioning systems ranging from window units to mini-splits.

With a focus on durability and affordability, Premium Levella products are engineered to meet strict safety and performance standards. Their equipment is widely used in homes, offices, and retail environments, providing essential utility with modern features. The company supports its diverse product line with dedicated customer service and warranty support.

• How do I clean the interior of my Premium Levella freezer?

  Before cleaning, switch off the appliance and disconnect the plug. Wash the interior and accessories with lukewarm water and mild neutral soap. Do not use abrasive powders or strong detergents.

• Why does my new electric range smoke when I first use it?

  New heating elements often have a protective coating that must be burned off. It is recommended to heat the oven to 450°F and turn the burners to maximum for about 15 minutes in a well-ventilated area before first cooking.

• How much space does my upright freezer require for ventilation?

  Allow at least 50mm (approx. 2 inches) of space between the sides/top of the freezer and surrounding walls, and at least 127mm (approx. 5 inches) between the back of the unit and the wall.

• What should I do if my display refrigerator is not cooling properly?

  Check that the unit is plugged into a dedicated single-phase socket with the correct voltage. Ensure ventilation openings are free of obstruction and that the thermostat is set to the correct temperature.

• Where can I find the model number on my Premium Levella appliance?

  The model number is typically located on the rating plate found on the rear panel of the unit or inside the door jamb.