Fisher & Paykel Refrigerator & Freezer manual Problem Solving Checklist

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Problem Solving Checklist

If there is a problem with your appliance, please check the following points before contacting your local Fisher & Paykel Appliances Authorised Service Centre Dealer or Customer Care Centre.

Problem

Possible Causes

What to do

Appliance does

No electricity at power outlet

Check that the plug is correctly

not operate

 

connected and power switched on

 

 

Check another appliance at the same

 

 

outlet

 

 

Check house fuse

Light not

Blown light bulb

Change light bulb

working

 

 

Refrigerator not working

See Maintenance section

 

Light and display

Product in Sabbath Mode

Hold compartment select button down

not working

 

for 10 seconds

Motor operates

Hot weather

Minimise door opening to allow

for long periods

Frequent door lid openings

temperature to stabilise

 

 

 

Large amount of food recently

 

 

added

 

 

 

 

 

Temperature control set too low

See Temperature control section

 

 

 

 

Doors not sealing properly

Check that cabinet is level and gasket

 

 

seals are clean

Storage

Temperature setting not correct

See Temperature control section

compartments

 

 

Frequent door openings

Minimise door openings to allow

too warm

Large amount of food recently

temperature to stabilise

 

 

 

 

added

 

Food freezing in

Temperature setting not correct

See Temperature control section

the refrigerator

 

 

Food placed directly in front of

Move chill sensitive foods away from the

 

 

air outlets

centre back of the shelf

Unfamiliar noises

Cabinet not stable or level

See Installation section

 

Freezer is defrosting

 

Water in the

Condensation is formed by the

A small amount of condensation is

vegetable bins

water produced by fruit and

beneficial for fruit and vegetable storage

 

vegetables

If there is too much water, store fruit and

 

 

 

 

vegetables loosely wrapped in plastic bags

 

 

Wipe out water with a cloth

 

 

Set humidity slide to

 

 

low humidity setting

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Contents Refrigerator & Freezer Page Contents Disposal ElectricalStoring Food and Drinks Power Failure Food SafetyCleaning Installation Four Essential Requirements PowerLocation StabilityVentilation and Installation Energy EfficiencyMoving or Storing Your Refrigerator Moving Your RefrigeratorStoring Your Refrigerator or Freezer Holiday TimeDoor Conversion Hinge Cover Temperature Control Active Smart Operating InstructionsFresh Food Compartment Freezer Food CompartmentSabbath Mode Normal Refrigerator SoundsActive Smart Special Features Fault Alarms Divider Instructions Where FittedBottle Rack Where Fitted Roll Out Drawer Model E415HActive Smart Maintenance Replacement of the Interior Light Halogen Light BulbActive Smart Cleaning Care Interior/Exterior InteriorExterior Stainless Exterior Door Other Exterior SurfacesActive Smart Cleaning Care Special Features Interior Glass ShelvesImportant Notice To Remove Trays or Fixed BinsTo Replace Trays or Fixed Bins Humidity Control System Where Fitted Turn shelf upside down To attach humidity slides onto shelfRoll Out Fruit and Vegetable Bin E415H Cyclic and Compact Operating Instructions Cyclic and Compact Special Features and Maintenance Door Alarms E169T, E240B, E249T OnlyReplacement of Interior Light P120 Ice BoxCyclic & Compact Cleaning Care Interior/Exterior Exterior Brushed Stainless Exterior DoorFruit and Vegetable Bins and Cover 635mm Wide Models Cyclic and Compact Cleaning Care Special FeaturesVegetable Bin 525mm Wide Models Except P120 Models Defrosting Models with Ice Boxes Cyclic and Compact Cleaning CareDefrosting Model C170T Vertical Freezer Operating Instructions Chest Freezer Operating InstructionsFreezer Baskets Chest Freezers Special Features and MaintenanceDefrosting your Chest Freezer Dairy Foods and Eggs Storing Food in Your RefrigeratorFresh Food Care Red Meat PoultryFish and Seafood Precooked Foods and LeftoversRecommended Freezer Storage Times Storing Food in Your FreezerFrozen Food Care Meat, Poultry and Game FishVegetables Prepared and Cooked FoodsProblem Solving Checklist Problem Possible Causes What to doTaste or odour Before You Call for Service or Assistance… Customer CareNew Zealand If You Need Assistance Australia If You Need AssistanceFor the Rest of the World… Feel free to contact us at our website onNZ AU UK PAC