Troubleshooting
Before calling for service, please read through the information listed below, this may save you time and energy. Most common problems are listed hereunder, not including defects of workmanship and materials used in the production of this refrigerator.
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Running of refrigerator |
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Compressor does not | | Refrigerator | is | in | defrost | This is normal for a fully automatic defrost | |||||
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| refrigerator. The defrost cycle occurs regularly, |
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| lasting around 30 minutes each time. |
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| | Not connected | to | wall | Make sure the plug is securely connected to a | ||||
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| House fuse blown or circuit | Replace a 20amp | |||||||
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| breaker tripped. |
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| circuit breaker. | ||
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| | Power outage. |
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Refrigerator | runs | too | | High ambient temperature. | It normal for the refrigerator to work longer under | ||||||
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| | Refrigerator | has | been | out | Allow | |||
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| Ice maker in operation. |
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| running time a little bit. |
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| openings. |
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| running time required. Keep down door openings. |
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| shelves and drawers from blocking the door. |
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| Freezer temperature is set | | Set freezer to a higher temperature until | ||||||
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| too low |
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| satisfactory. It takes 24 hours for the new settings |
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| | Gasket(s) | is | dirty, | worn, | Clean of replace with new gasket. Poor air tight | |||
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| cracked, or poorly fitted. |
| performance will cause overrun of the refrigerator. | |||||
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| | Dirty condenser. |
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Compressor | cycles | on | | Thermostat | keeps | the | | This is normal. The compressor cycles to | |||
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Temperature too low |
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Freezer | too | cold, | | Freezer control is set too | Change freezer settings, allow 24 hours for | ||||||
refrigerator ok |
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| temperature to stabilize. | |
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Refrigerator | too | cold, | | Refrigerator | control | is | set | Change refrigerator settings, allow 24 hours for | |||
freezer ok |
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| too cold. |
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| temperature to stabilize |
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