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NS-UZ14XSS8
www.insigniaproducts.com
Understanding Alerts
High Temp Alert
The freezer is having trouble maintaining a cold temperature. You will get
this alert if:
• FREEZER MODE: the inside temperature is over 18° F (-8° C) for 36
hours.
• FRIDGE MODE: If the inside temperature is over 59° F (15° C) for 36
hours.
The LED on control panel turns on and a beep sounds. If the temperature
returns to a normal range, the alert turns off. You can also press any
button to turn it off. Here are some possible causes:
• The room is too warm. For example, the freezer is in a garage in the
summer next to a car with a hot engine.
• The ventilation openings are blocked or dusty.
• There is too much frost build up.
• There are door seal gaps.
Temp Out of Range Alert
The freezer is having trouble maintaining its temperature. You will get this
alert if internal temperature is at least 44.6° F (7° C) different from the
temperature you set, 42 hours after you shut the door. If the temperature
returns to a normal range, the alert turns off. You can also press any
button to turn it off. Here are some possible causes:
• The room is too warm or cold. Adjust the room’s temperature.
• The ventilation openings are blocked or dusty.
• There is too much frost build up.
• There are door seal gaps.
Door Open Alert
If the door is open for more than five minutes, the door open alert is
activated a buzzer sounds intermittently. Close the door to turn off the
alert and check to make sure that nothing is blocking the door, preventing
it from closing. Also, check to make sure that the freezer is level. An
unlevel freezer may prevent the door from closing properly.
How do I reset WiFi on my freezer?
1 Press and hold the Lock button for three seconds to unlock the control
panel.
2 Press and hold the - and Lock buttons at the same time until you hear
a beep and see “0″ on the control panel.
3 Press + until “AP” is displayed.
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