User Manual Hisense RS696N4IC1 Refrigerator

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  • RS696N4IC1 Product Fiche - (English) Download
  • RS696N4IC1 Energy Label - (English) Download
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Specifications

Hisense RS696N4IC1 Questions and Answers


#1 Where can I find my serial/model number?

The serial number is a 23 character code made up of letters and numbers and will be written under a barcode on a small white sticker, located in one of two places:
• Inside the fridge section on the left hand side wall behind the crisper drawer
• On the back of the product (outside)
A small number of models will have a 12 character serial number starting “CNK…” on a product description label inside the fridge behind the crisper drawer.

#2 How hot does the side of the appliance supposed to get; do I have a fault / is it dangerous?

At times the units can reach up to 40℃ or more, this depends on the running rate of the compressor.
An overheat thermostat is fitted for safety in the event of compressor overheating.
Avoid leaving the refrigeration door open for long periods of time, making sure there is enough ventilation space between the wall and product. For further information, please refer to the user manual.

#3 Do I need to defrost my appliance?

Although our appliances automatically defrost, a layer of frost may occur on the freezer compartment’s interior walls if the freezer door is opened frequently or kept open too long. If the appliance is not frost-free then a regular defrost is recommended to ensure the appliance is running at optimum efficiency.

#4 How long do I need to wait before I can switch it on after delivery?

If the appliance has been stood upright during transit you can switch it on immediately. Ask your driver if it has been loaded on its side, if this is this case, we would suggest waiting 12 hours.

#5 Is there anyone I could telephone to help me with my fridge or freezer query?

Yes, of course, if you’re still experiencing problems with your product, one of our after-sales support team at JTM would be more than happy to help.

#6 Why is there water leaking inside my fridge?

If a lot of high moisture content food i.e. salads have recently been added then this will condense as part of the refrigeration cycle. Alternatively, the drain pipe could possibly be blocked at the back, inside the fridge. If a blockage is present, the drain pipe can be cleared by inserting a thin knitting needle or braising rod down the drain pipe hole.

#7 Why is my fridge vibrating / making a noise?

The internal fan and compressor will generate noise. This is completely normal.
Check if the fridge is level, adjust the feet if not. Be sure there is enough clearance between the wall / skirting board and the fridge. The product’s noise level is indicated on the energy label provided.

#8 Why is my fridge not cooling enough?

Adjust the temperature to a lower setting, check the door is sealed properly when closed and make sure there are no warm food items placed in the fridge

#9 Why is ice forming on the back of the fridge compartment?

Check the temperature setting, ensuring it’s not too low. Make sure the doors are properly sealed when closed. A small amount of ice may form but this will disappear on the defrost cycle.

#10 Why does my fridge not come on at all?

There are a few simple checks you can do: see if the light comes on when you open the fridge door and make sure the power is connected correctly. Change the plug to another socket and be sure other electrical devices work when connected to the same power point.

#11 Why is my fridge not cooling at all?

To lower the fridge temperature, simply adjust the thermostat. Listen to see if you can hear the sound of the compressor running, or the sound of the compressor starting and stopping continuously.