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Troubleshooting
FREEZER DOES NOTWORK
• Freezer may not be plugged in, Make sure plug issecure.
• Perhapsoutletisnotworkingpropedyorfuseisburnedout. Try plugging ina small appliance to
check outlet.
LID WON'T CLOSEALL THE WAY
• Package may be holding lid open.
• Bsskets may be overlapping at corners°
EXCESSIVE FROST BUILD UP
• Package may be holding lid open.
• Opening lid excessively or left open for too Iong_
FOODS DEFROSTING
• Freezer may not be plugged in.
• OuUet is not working properly or fuse is burned out,
• Package is holding lid open or lid is being opened excsssively or for too long.
WET OUTSIDE CABINET
• Extended hot, humid weather.
FOODS ARE DRYING OUT
• Not properly wrapped or sealedo
FREEZER TOO COLD
• Temperature control set too high_ Adjust and wait several hours for temperature to stabilize.
FREEZER TOO WARM
• Temperature control set too Iowo Adjust and wait several hours for temperature to stabilize.
o Ud is being open too often ortoo long.
• Large amount of warm or hot food has been stored requiring time for cool down again
• Freezertid is open slightly.
° Freezer had recently been disconnected and needs time to cool down again.
FREEZER STARTS OFTEN
° Package holding lid open, lid open toooften ortoo Iong_
FREEZER OPERA TES TOO LONG
• Temperature control seton too high a setting.
• Freezer may be maintaining a uniform tempe rature.
• Room or outside temperature is hot. A freezerwould normally work harder under these conditions.
• Freezerhad recentlybeendisconnectedandneedstimetocooldownagaino
• Large amount of warm or hot food hss been stored requiring time for cool down again
• Lid is being open too often ortoo long.
• Freezer lid is open slightly,
• Gasket is dirty, worn, cracked, or poorly fitted. Clean or change gasket. Leaks in the door seal will
cause fraezer to run longer in order to maintain desired temperature.
SLOW TO START AFTER BEING OFF 1
• Built in ovedoad protection at work.
ODOUR IN FREEZER
• lntedor needs tobe cleaned°
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