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11
Troubleshooting
Be sure to check these items first:
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Is there a power outage in the area?
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Is the household fuse blown or the circuit breaker tripped?
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Is the appliance properly connected to the electrical supply?
Many problems can be resolved without the need for a service call. See the following list as a reference of possible
solutions of simple problems.
Symptom Possible Cause Potential Remedy
Appliance is not cooling.
Appliance has been switched off.
Open the door and press the ON/OFF
button for 3 seconds, the display should now
show ON
The compressor is constantly
running or running too much.
Appliance opened frequently.
Do not open the appliance
unnecessarily.
The ventilation openings have
been covered.
Remove obstacles at the ventilation
openings located at the base of the unit and
in the refrigerator interiors.
A large amount of product, or warm
product was placed into the
appliance.
The compressor will run more than
normal until the product cools. The
more that is added, the longer the motor will
run.
Excessively warm environment.
Avoid placing the unit in direct sunlight, or
near a heat source. If the appliance is in an
unusually warm environment, the
compressor will run more.
Door gasket is not sealing.
Inspect the condition of the gasket. If
damaged, cold air can escape the cabinet
and cause the compressor to run more
than normal.
Products and beverages in the unit
are too cold.
Temperature has been set too low.
Increase the temperature. See “Setting the
temperature”.
Product placed too close to
ventilation holes.
Rearrange the containers, so that nothing
obstructs the interior ventilation holes.
The interior light (LED) does not
work.
The unit is set to Sabbath mode.
Disengage Sabbath mode. See
“Getting to know your appliance” section.
There are unpleasant odors coming
from the appliance.
Some containers may not be
correctly closed, or the content of
some containers may be spilled.
Clean the appliance. Be sure all the
containers are correctly closed.
(See chapter “Odors”).
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