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TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem: Cause or remedy:
Appliance is connected
to the power mains but
it does not work.
• Make sure there is voltage in the power outlet and
that the appliance is switched on.
Cooling system
operates continuously
for a long period of
time:
• Too high environment temperature.
• Door opened too frequently or too long.
• Door not closed correctly (possible impurities on
the seal, misaligned door, damaged seal etc.).
• Too much fresh food inserted at once.
Excessive build-up of
ice on the back wall
of refrigerator interior
can be a result of the
following:
• Door opened too frequently or too long.
• Warm food placed in the refrigerator.
• Food or containers in contact with the back
interior wall of the refrigerator.
• Poor door sealing.
• If the seal is dirty or damaged, clean or replace it.
Build-up of ice or frost
in the freezer interior
(NoFrost appliances):
• Door was open for too long or too frequently.
• The door is not properly closed.
• The door has a poor seal (the gasket is dirty,
the door is not properly aligned, the gasket is
damaged etc.).
• Manually defrost the appliance.
Condensate (dew) on
the shelf above the
drawers:
• This is transient phenomenon which cannot be
entirely avoided in periods of high environment
temperature and humidity. It subsides when
temperature and humidity are normalized. We
recommend cleaning the drawers more frequently
and wiping the droplets occasionally.
• Open the humidity control slider.
• Put food in bags or other packaging with a good seal.
Droplets on
the refrigerator
compartment back wall.
• This is normal. The refrigerator compartment is
defrosted automatically, which results in droplets
of water that flows through an opening in the
refrigerator compartment back wall into a tray above
the compressor unit, from which it evaporates.
Water is dripping/
leaking from the
refrigerator:
• Clogged water discharge opening or water
dripping past the water gutter.
• Clean the blocked opening, e.g. using a plastic straw.
• If a thick layer of ice builds up, defrost the
appliance manually (see Defrosting the Appliance).
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