Care, Cleaning & Self-Diagnosis

SELF-DIAGNOSIS

“Let’s Find Out On Our Own”

Indicates that the item’s self-diagnosis is

 

difficult. To clarify, consult dealership where

 

the unit was purchased.

(1)NO COOLING

• Is the electricity on?

1.Is power cord plugged in?

2.Is fuse (breaker) blown?

3. Is there a blackout?

Is the compressor working?

(2)POOR COOLING

Is the air flow to the condenser adequate?

If the air flow is inadequate, cooling will not occur.

• Is the door opened/closed frequently?

Cold air will escape if door openings/closings are frequent.

Is the temperature control dial set correctly? Refer to page 15.

Is interior fan of the refrigerator working?

If the fan is not working, cold air will not circulate and cooling will not occur.

Is there a gap in the door?

If a gap exists, cold air will escape and cooling will not occur.

Is frost built up too thick?

Is refrigerator being defrosted?

If timer is set to defrost, cooling will not occur.

(3)NOISY

Is the floor firm?

If the floor is unsteady, noise level will increase.

• Are there any trays leaning against the side of the refrigerator? These trays may produce a resounding noise.

(4)WATER ACCUMULATION INSIDE

• Are there any food items with high water content?

Refer to page 30 for food storage.

(5)BAD ODOR

• Is interior of the refrigerator clean?

A dirty interior is the main source of odor.

• Are there any foods with a strong odor?

These can produce a bad combination odor with other food odors.

(6)FOODS FREEZE IN REFRIGERATOR

Is the setting of the temperature control dial correct?

Refer to page 15.

• Are foods stored properly?

If cold air hits them directly, some

foods may freeze.

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