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Troubleshooting
Be sure to check these items first:
•
Is there a power outage in the area?
•
Is the household fuse blown or the circuit breaker tripped?
•
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
P
ossible Cause
P
otential Remedy
A
ppliance is not cooling.
A
ppliance has been switched off.
Che
ckdisplaytomakesuretheunitis
no
t switched off. If display reads “OFF
”,
s
imultaneously press and hold LOCK
an
dWARMERtoreturntooperating
m
ode.
T
he compressor is constantly
run
ning or running too much.
A
ppliance opened frequently.
D
o not open the appliance
unne
cessarily.
T
he ventilation openings have been
co
vered.
Re
move obstacles at the ventilation
op
enings located at the base of the
unit
an
d in the refrigerator interiors.
A
large amount of product, or warm
produ
ct was placed into the appliance.
The
compressor will run more than
nor
mal until the product cools. The
m
ore that is added, the longer the mo
tor
w
ill run.
E
xcessively warm environment.
A
void placing the unit in direct sunligh
t,
o
r near a heat source. If the appliance
is
in
an unusually warm environment, th
e
compressor will run more.
Le
veling legs are not extended.
E
xtend the leg height to improve air
c
irculation. This will reduce the amoun
t
o
f time the compressor needs to run.
D
oor gasket is not sealing.
I
nspect the condition of the gasket. If
da
maged, cold air can escape the
c
abinet and cause the compressor to
ru
n more than normal.
P
roducts and beverages in the un
it
a
re too cold.
T
emperature has been set too low.
I
ncrease the temperature. See “Settin
g
t
he temperature”.
Pr
oduct placed too close to ventilatio
n
holes
.
Rearrang
e the containers, so that
no
thing obstructs the interior ventilat
ion
ho
les.
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