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Problem Possible Causes What To Do
Appliance does not
operate
Appliance may be in defrost
cycle.
This is normal. Compressor does not operate for about
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Appliance is unplugged. Push the plug completely into the outlet.
The circuit breaker is tripped/ he
fuse is blown.
Replace fuse or reset the breaker.
GFI outlet is tripped. Reset outlet.
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Vibration or rattling
(slight vibration is
normal)
Appliance is on an uneven
surface.
Adjust the leveling legs as shown in the Installation
Instructions.
Motor operates for
long periods or cycles
on and off frequently
Normal when appliance is first
plugged in.
Wait 24 hours for the appliance to completely cool
down.
Often occurs when large
amounts of wine or beverages
are placed in the appliance.
This is normal.
Door left open. Always make sure that the door is closed after opening.
Check to see if a bottle is holding door open.
Hot weather or frequent door
openings.
This is normal.
Temperature control set at the
coldest setting.
Allow 24 hours for temperature to change.
Compartment too
warm
Normal when appliance is first
plugged in.
Wait 24 hours for the appliance to completely cool
down.
Often occurs when large
amounts of wine or beverages
are placed in the appliance.
This is normal.
Temperature control not set cold
enough.
See Temperature Control section.
Warm weather or frequent door
openings.
See Temperature Control section.
Door left open. Always make sure that the door is closed after opening.
Check to see if a bottle is holding door open.
Appliance has odor Interior needs cleaning. See Care and cleaning.
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every 3 months.
Door not closing
properly
Door gasket is sticking or folding
over.
Apply petroleum jelly or paraffin wax to the face of the
gasket.
The door is hitting an internal
component inside the appliance.
Adjust internal components to prevent interference.
Troubleshooting tips ... Before you call for service
TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS
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