Troubleshooting
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Temperature too low |
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Food in drawer is frozen. | | Control is set too cold. |
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Food in | meat drawer(for | | Control is set too cold. |
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| maximum fresh storage time. It is normal for ice |
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Digital | temperature | | Electronic control system | Call your Haier service personnel for information | ||||||||
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Temperature too high |
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Temperature | too | high | in | | Too much door openings. | Keep down door openings. | ||||||
freezer and refrigerator |
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| | Door(s) | not | securely | Please refer to ‘Door/Drawer’ section for details. | |||
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| | Dirty condenser. |
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Freezer | too | warm, | | Freezer temperature is set | Change freezer settings, allow 24 hours for | |||||||
refrigerator ok |
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| too warm. |
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Refrigerator | too | warm, | | Refrigerator temperature is | Change refrigerator settings, allow 24 hours for | |||||||
freezer ok |
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| set too warm. |
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Meat drawer too warm |
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| set too warm. |
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Water/moisture/frost building up from inside |
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Moisture | building | up | | Hot and humid weather |
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| | Door(s) | not | securely | Please refer to ‘Door/Drawer’ section for details. | |||
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| | Open | containers | inside | | Cap the containers. | ||
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Water collects on bottom | | Vegetables | give |
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of drawer covers |
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Water collects on bottom | | Water drained | from | fruits | This is normal. Wipe off water before adding food | |||||||
of drawers |
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Water/moisture/frost building up on exterior surfaces |
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Water/moisture/frost |
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| | Door(s) | not | securely | Please refer to ‘Door/Drawer’ section for details. | |||
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