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22
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES WHAT TO DO
Condensation
inside the
drawer
Frequent or long drawer
openings.
Minimize drawer openings.
Drawer not sealing or
closing properly.
Move items around so drawer can
closetightly.
Check that seal is sitting flat and
sealingtightly.
Check that drawer skin is not clashing
with surrounding cabinetry.
High humidity environment. May occur during periods of high
humidity. Wipe dry.
Drawer hard
to open or
close. Tray or
bin hard to
pull out
Appliance may not be level. Refer to your ‘Installation instructions’ sheet.
Slides not extending fully. Hold onto sides of drawer or tray, extend
the slides fully and evenly by using a firm
pull on both sides. This will reset the slides.
Food or packaging
trapped.
Move items around so drawer can
closetightly.
Drawer not sealing or
closing properly.
Check that seal is sitting flat and
sealingtightly.
Note: When drawer is set to ‘freezer’ mode slides will not move as freely
compared to other modes selected due to the lower temperatures.
Storage area
too warm or
too cold
Temperature setting
notcorrect.
Refer to ‘To adjust the temperature of your
food mode’.
Frequent drawer
openings.
Minimize drawer openings to allow
temperature to stabilize.
Warm, humid weather. Minimize drawer openings to allow
temperature to stabilize.
Drawer not sealing or
closingproperly.
Move items around so drawer can close
tightly, and seal is sitting flat when closed.
Check that drawer panel is not clashing
with surrounding cabinetry.
Large amount of food
recentlyadded.
Minimize drawer openings to allow
temperature to stabilize.
The food mode of the
drawer has recently been
changed.
Wait for the food mode icon on control
panel to stop flashing and recheck
temperature.
Food freezing
when set to
‘fridge’ mode
Temperature setting
notcorrect.
Refer to ‘To adjust the temperature of your
food mode’.
Food placed directly in
front of air outlets.
Move chill sensitive foods away from the
back wall of the appliance.
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