EN 40 Troubleshooting
Problem | Possible causes | What to do |
Unfamiliar noises. | Cabinet not stable or level. | See Installation section (pages 5 – 13) or |
| Freezer is defrosting. | refer to Sounds (page 35). |
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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 |
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| vegetables loosely in plastic bags. |
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| Wipe out water with a cloth. |
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| Set humidity slide to |
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| low humidity setting. |
Sides of cabinet | This is normal. |
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are warm. |
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Warm area on central door seal.
This is normal.
Condensation on outside of refrigerator/ freezer.
Not unusual during periods of high humidity.
Wipe dry.
Condensation inside fresh food compartment.
Frequent or long door openings. | Minimize door openings. |
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Door gasket leaking. | Check that gasket is sitting flat and |
| sealing tightly. |
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Not unusual during periods of | Wipe dry. |
high humidity. |
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Ice buildup | Freezer door not closing tightly. | Move items in freezer so door can close | |
inside freezer |
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compartment. |
| Check and clean door gasket seal. | |
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Door handles out | With time and usage, movement | See Installation instructions – Leveling | |
of alignment. | may occur. | the refrigerator door (page 11). | |
Tray/bin does not | Packaging trapped. | Check to ensure no food or packaging is | |
slide in and out |
| trapped behind the tray/bin. | |
evenly. |
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Runners not extending fully. | Holding onto sides of tray/bin, extend the | ||
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| runners fully by using a firm pull – this | |
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| will reset the runner. | |
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