Before Call!ling For Service
If refrigerator food temperature is too cold:
+ Adjust refrigerator control. See
page t3.
• Check to see the air deflector'is in place on the left side wall of the fresh food compartment.
• Is condenser area clean? (See page 23+)
+ Are any shelves covered with foil or' plastic, preventing proper air flow?
• Adjust freezer control to warmer set- ting. Allow several hours for tempera- ture to change.
If the unit runs too much or too frequently:
• It may be normal to maintain an even temperature.
+ Is condenser area clear]? (See page 23+)
• Have doors been opened frequently or for an extended period of time?
• Is freezer running too cold? Adjust freezer control. (See page 14.)
,, Check door alignment and gasket seal for proper closure.
If the unit makes unfamiliar sounds such as popping or cracking; tap-
ping, gurgling, boiling or bubbling; rumbling or rattling on shutdown:
• These may be normal operating sounds. Refer to page 21 for informa- tion on sounds the unit may make.
If you hear running water in the unit:
• This is normal when the icemaker fills,
• This is normal when the unit defrosts and water enters the condensate par].
If you hear periodic buzzing:
• This is normal in cabinets with an automatic icemaker.The water valve
wilt buzz when energized to refill the icemaker,
if condensate forms on the inside of the unit:
•This is normal during periods of high humidity,
If condensate forms on the outside of the unit:
•Is Power Miser Control on highest set-
ting? This will help reduce condensate..
•Check door alignment and gasket seat for proper closure.
If Crisper or Meat Keeper drawers do not close freely:
=Check for package obstructing proper closure.
•Check to confirm drawer is in proper position in assembly,
=Apply thin layer of petroleum jetty to slide channel track
If there is an odor in the unit or ice cubes:
°Clean product_ (See pages
. Cover all foods tightly.
°Use freezer containers or freezer wrap.,
if ice forms in the inlet tube to the ice maker:
•Indicates sediment in solenoid valve which has not allowed the valve to close. An in+linewater filter should
be added, if problem persists the solenoid valve will need to be
cleaned or changed.
If light bulb needs replacing.
•Unplug unit from wall outlet to avoid electrical shock. A pair of gloves should be worn as a precaution against broken glass.
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