Troubleshooting
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The refrigerator | • Check if the power plug is properly connected. | |
does not work at | • Check if the set temperature on the digital display is warmer than the freezer or fridge | |
all or it does not | inner temperature. If it is, set the freezer or fridge to a colder temperature. | |
chill sufficiently. | • Is the refrigerator in direct sunlight or located near a heat source? | |
If so, it may not be able to cool sufficiently. Install it in a location that is out of direct | ||
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| sunlight and not near a heat source. | |
| • Is the back of the refrigerator too close to the wall, preventing proper ventilation? | |
| If so, it may not be able to cool sufficiently. | |
| Keep it an appropriate distance from the wall. | |
| • Is there too much food inside so that the food is blocking the outlet vent? | |
| To keep the refrigerator at a suitable temperature, do not fill the refrigerator with too | |
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The food in the | • Check if the set temperature on the digital display is too low. | |
fridge is frozen. | If so, raise the set temperature inside the refrigerator. | |
| • Is the temperature in the room too low? Set the refrigerator warmer. | |
| • Did you store food with a high moisture content in the coldest part of the refrigerator | |
| or near the cooling outlet vent? | |
| Try moving those items to the other shelves in the fridge instead of keeping them in | |
| the colder areas or bins. | |
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You hear unusual | • Check if the refrigerator is level and stable. | |
noise or sounds. | • Is the back of the refrigerator too close to the wall, preventing proper ventilation? | |
| • Was anything dropped behind or under the refrigerator? | |
| • If you hear a “ticking” sound from inside the refrigerator, this is normal. | |
| It occurs because various parts contract or expand in response to temperature | |
| changes in the refrigerator interior. | |
| • If it sounds as if something is hitting something else inside the refrigerator, this is | |
| normal. The sound is caused by the compressor operating at high capacity. | |
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The | • Some heat is normal as | |
sealing area of the | of the refrigerator to prevent condensation. | |
appliance is hot | • Is the refrigerator door ajar? | |
and condensation | Condensation can occur when you leave the door open for a long time. | |
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is occurring. |
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The ice Maker is | • It may take longer to make ice if it is not sufficiently cool, such as when first installed. | |
not producing ice. | • Is the water line connected and the | |
| • Did you manually stop the ice making function? | |
| • Check if the filter is properly installed. If it is not properly installed, the ice making | |
| function may not work. | |
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You can hear water | • This is normal. | |
bubbling in the | The bubbling comes from refrigerant circulating through the refrigerator. | |
refrigerator. |
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There is a bad | • Check for spoiled food. | |
smell in the | • Foods with strong odors (for example, fish) should be tightly covered. | |
refrigerator. | • Clean out the freezer periodically and throw away any spoiled food. | |
| When cleaning the inside of the fridge, store food elsewhere and unplug the | |
| appliance. Wipe with a dry dishcloth after | |
| refrigerator. | |
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