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3434
Symptoms Reason Solution
The appliance door is
not closed tightly.
Is the appliance leaning
forward?
•
Adjust the front feet to raise the front
side slightly.
Were the shelves properly
assembled?
•
Ret the shelves if needed.
Did you close the door with
excessive force?
•
If you apply too much force or speed
when closing the door, it may remain
briey open before closing. Make
sure that you do not slam the door
closed. Close without force.
It is difficult to open
the appliance door.
Did you open the door right
after you closed it?
•
If you try to open the appliance door
within one minute after you closed it,
you may have difculties because of
the pressure inside the appliance.
Try to open the appliance door again
in a few minutes so that the internal
pressure stabilizes.
Door mullion does
not fold in and out
properly.
Are front leveling legs
extended, appliance level, and
doors aligned?
•
Once the door baskets are lled, the
doors may become misaligned,
preventing the door mullion or the
Auto Open Door function from
working properly. Extend both front
leveling legs fully so they are in rm
contact with the oor. Follow the
instruction in the Door Alignment
section to raise the left appliance
door until the door mullion is once
again working properly. Adjust the
right appliance door so it aligns with
the left appliance door.
There is condensation
inside the appliance
or on the bottom of
the vegetable drawer
cover.
Did you store hot food without
cooling it first?
•
Cool the hot food rst before putting
it in the fridge compartment.
Did you leave the appliance
door open?
•
Although the condensation will
disappear soon after you close the
appliance door, you can wipe it with
a dry cloth.
Do you open and close the
appliance door too frequently?
•
Condensation can form due to the
temperature difference from the
outside. Wipe out the dampness
with a dry cloth.
Did you put warm or moist
food inside without sealing it
in a container?
•
Store food in a covered or sealed
container.
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