Before You Call
For Service
Problems? Save yourself the nuisance of unnecessaryservice calls; check these first:
Refrigerator runs too frequently.
•Frequentrunningprovides more stable temperatures. ° Too many door openings.
•Prolongeddoor openings.
Refrigerator runs too long.
•Under normal conditions,dueto larger size and colder temperatures,modern refrigera- tors run a greater percentageof the time.
°Prolongedor frequentdoor openings.
• Condenserneeds cleaning.
• Poor air circulationaround condenser.
Refrigerator won't run.
•Temperature controlturned to OFF.
•Powercord not pluggedin.
•No power at electrical outlet.
•Housefuse blown or circuit breakertripped.
Cabinet vibrates.
•Cabinet not level.
•Weak floor.
Warm air from cabinet bottom.
•Normalair flow for condenser circulation.
Front cabinet surface warm to touch.
• Special design to prevent condensationduring periods of high humidity.
Moisture on outside surface.
•Hot, humid weather increasescondensation. When humidity drops, condensationdis-
appears. During hot humidweather, turn the Energy Saver switchto "Reduces Exterior Moisture".
Sizzling sound in freezer.
•Normalsound caused by defrost water dripping on defrost mechanism.
Water on floor under cabinet.
•Defrostpan missing or not positionedcorrectly.
Water in fresh food compartment bottom.
•Cabinetnot level.
•Drain tube plugged.
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