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Problem ProblemCauses
Refrigeratordoorcannotbe
properlyclosed.
Theremaybetoomuchfoodinthefreezer;ortherefrigerator
maynotbelevel.
Refrigeratorismakingloud
noises.
Thefoodisnotlevelintheunit.
Therefrigeratorisnotbalanced.
Refrigeratorpartsarenotproperlyinstalled.
7.1 SummerWeatherTips
Therefrigeratorenclosuremayemitheatduringoperation,especiallyinthesummer.Thisis
causedbytheradiationofthecondenser.Thisisnormal.
Moisture:Moisturecanformonthecabinetsurfacebetweenthedoorsandcollectinsidein
humidweather.Thisisnotunusual.Themoisturecanbe
wipedawaywithadrytowel.
Buzz: A buzzcan be generated by runningthe compressor, especially when starting up or
shuttingdown.
8. ENERGYSAVINGTIPS
Trynottoopen thedoortoo often,especially whentheweatheris humid.Onceyouopen the
door,closeitassoonaspossible.
Every now and then check to see if the appliance is sufficiently ventilate d (adequate air
circulationbehindtheappliance).
Innormal temperature conditions,please arrangethe
thermostatat themiddle setting. Before
loading the appliance withpackages of fresh food, make sure that the food is cooled to room
temperature.
Frostoricecrystalsonfrozenfoodincreaseenergyconsumption,socleantheapplianceassoon
asthelayeris0.3‐0.5cmthick.
Ifitis
theoutercondenser,therearwallshouldalwaysbecleanandfreeofdustorany
impurities.
AlwaysconsiderinstructionsstatedinthePositioningandEnergySavingTipssections,otherwise
theenergyconsumptionmightbesubstantiallyhigher.
The appliance should be located in the coolest area of the room,
awa y from heat‐
producingappliancesorheatingductsandoutofthedirectsunlight.
Let hot foods cool to room temperature before placing them in the refrigerator.
Overloadingtheapplianceforces thecompressortorunlonger.Foodsthatfreeze too
slowlymaylosequalityorspoil.
Be sure to
wrap foods properly, and wipe containers dry before placing them in the
appliance.Thiscutsdownonfrostbuildupinsidetheappliance.
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