Troubleshooting Guide

Most common problems can be resolved by referring to the troubleshooting suggestions listed below.

PROBLEM		POSSIBLE CAUSE		SOLUTIONS
The appliance does	∙	There is a power failure.	∙	Ensure the appliance is plugged in
not operate.	∙	The appliance is not plugged in.	∙	and the power outlet has power.
	∙	A house fuse has blown or the circuit	∙	Replace the broken fuse or reset
		breaker is tripped.		the breaker.

The appliance is not	∙	The set temperature too high.	∙	Adjust the set temperature
cold enough.	∙	The appliance is placed too close to a	∙	Keep the appliance away from
		heat source.		sunshine or other heat sources.
	∙	The door is opened too often.	∙	Close the door tightly and do not
	∙ The door is not closed completely.			open the door too frequently or for
	∙ The door gasket does not seal properly.		∙	a long period of time.
	∙	The front bottom grille does not have	∙	Ensure the door gasket is not
		sufficient ventilation.		loose. The front bottom grille must
				be completely unobstructed.

The appliance turns	∙	The ambient (room) temperature is too	∙	Decrease or increase the ambient
on and off frequently.	∙	low or high.	∙	(room) temperature.
	∙	A large amount of contents has been	∙	To minimize internal temperature
		added to the appliance.		fluctuation, do not add large
	∙ The door is opened too often.		∙	amount of contents at once.
	∙	The door is not closed completely.	∙	Close the door tightly and do not
	∙ The door gasket does not seal properly.			open the door too frequently or for
				a long period of time.
			∙	Ensure the door gasket is not loose.

The appliance makes	∙	The noise may come from the flow of	∙	It is normal that as each cooling
too much noise.		the refrigerant/		cycle ends, you may hear rattling or
				gurgling sounds caused by the flow
				of refrigerant in the appliance. The
				high efficiency compressor may
				make a pulsating or high pitched
				sound.
	∙	Contraction and expansion of the inside	∙	Some popping or cracking noises
		walls may cause popping and crackling		are normal. They are caused by
		noises.		expansion and contraction of the
				inside walls due to temperature
				changes.
	∙	The appliance is not level.	∙	Make sure the unit is on a hard
				and level surface. Do not place
				the appliance on carpet.

The door does not	∙	The appliance is not level.	∙	Make sure the cooler is on a hard
close properly.	∙	The door was reversed and not		and level surface. Avoid placing the
		properly installed.		appliance on a carpeted or soft
	∙	The shelves are out of position.	∙	surface.
			∙	Correctly install the shelves.

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BWR-461DZ, BWR-281DZ specifications

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

PROBLEM

POSSIBLE CAUSE

SOLUTIONS

BWR-461DZ, BWR-281DZ specifications