To Next PageTo Next PageHow to troubleshoot Avanti Freezer that does not operate?
If your Avanti Freezer isn't operating, make sure it's properly plugged into the power outlet. Also, check the circuit breaker or fuse box to see if a breaker has tripped or a fuse has blown. Finally, ensure that the freezer temperature control is not set to "0/OFF".
What to do if the Avanti CF142 Freezer temperature is too warm?
If the temperature inside your Avanti freezer is too warm, try the following: * Adjust the temperature control to a cooler setting and allow several hours for the temperature to stabilize. * Avoid keeping the door open for extended periods and reduce how often you open it. * If you've recently stored a large quantity of warm or hot food, give the freezer time to reach the set temperature. * If the freezer has been recently disconnected, allow four hours for it to cool down completely.
How to fix Avanti CF142 Freezer temperature that is too cold?
If the temperature inside your Avanti freezer is too cold: 1. Adjust the temperature control to a warmer setting and allow several hours for the temperature to stabilize. 2. Check if the Fast Freeze switch is turned on, as this causes the compressor to run continuously, bypassing the temperature control.
Why does my Avanti CF142 compressor turn on and off frequently?
Several factors can cause your Avanti freezer's compressor to turn on and off frequently. These include a room temperature that is hotter than normal, adding a large amount of food to the freezer, opening the door too often or not closing it completely, an incorrect temperature control setting, a door gasket that doesn't seal properly, inadequate clearances around the freezer, or the freezer having recently been disconnected. If the freezer was recently disconnected, allow four hours to cool down completely.
How to stop Avanti CF142 from vibrating?
If your Avanti freezer is vibrating, ensure that the freezer is on a level surface and that the floor can adequately support it. If the freezer rocks, level it by using wood or metal shims. Also, make sure the freezer isn't touching the wall; if it is, re-level it and move it away from the wall.
Why is the surface of my Avanti CF142 warm?
It's normal for the external surface of your Avanti freezer to feel warm. The exterior walls can be up to 30°F warmer than the room temperature as the compressor transfers heat from inside the freezer.
Why does moisture form on inside Avanti Freezer walls?
If moisture forms on the inside walls of your Avanti freezer, it's normal if the weather is hot and humid. Also, make sure that the door is not slightly open and avoid keeping the door open too long or too frequently.
Why does moisture form on the outside of my Avanti CF142 Freezer?
Moisture forming on the outside of your Avanti freezer can occur if the door is slightly open, preventing it from closing properly. Also, check if the freezer is on a level surface, if the gasket is dirty, or if the storage basket is out of position.
What causes popping sound in Avanti CF142?
The popping or cracking sound you hear when the compressor comes on in your Avanti freezer is normal. Metal parts expand and contract, similar to hot water pipes. The sound should diminish as the freezer continues to run.
What causes gurgling sound in Avanti CF142 Freezer?
The bubbling or gurgling sound you hear in your Avanti freezer, like water boiling, is normal. It's caused by the refrigerant circulating throughout the system to cool the freezer.
This freezer is not designed for storing medicine or other medical products.
Write down model and serial numbers for future reference and service calls.
Steps to follow if dissatisfied with service, including mailing address.
Includes unpacking, part verification, standing upright, and interior cleaning before use.
Covers placement, ventilation, power connection, and initial cool-down period.
Use of grounded plug, three-prong outlet, voltage/frequency, cord safety, no extension cords.
Explanation of the 'Green' Power light and 'Compressor On' light.
Locating the control, range (1-6), setting '4' recommendation, and turning off.
Includes power off, restart delay, food load impact, and thermostat adjustment.
Function of the amber light, override of thermostat, continuous operation for fast freezing.
When to defrost (excess frost), choosing a time, and precautions against damage.
Warning against boiling water or sharp tools for defrosting; recommends plastic scraper.
Tips to speed up defrosting, like leaving door open or using warm water.
Designed for long-term storage (up to 3 months); follow food manufacturer's instructions.
Instructions for cleaning interior, exterior, and condenser coils using recommended solutions.
Steps for short and long vacations, including unplugging and cleaning.
Procedure for moving, including securing items, taping doors, and maintaining upright position.
Advice on placement, food cooling, proper wrapping, and reducing door openings.
Possible causes: not plugged in, tripped breaker, or control set to OFF.
Causes for frequent compressor on/off: room temp, food load, door usage, or recent disconnect.
Causes: control set too warm, frequent door openings, or recent warm food addition.
Causes: control set too cold or Fast Freeze switch is on.
Normal operation for compressor to transfer heat, making exterior warmer than room temp.
Popping, cracking, bubbling sounds are normal due to expansion, contraction, and refrigerant circulation.
Check if the freezer is on a level surface; adjust with shims if needed.
Caused by hot humid weather or door left slightly open.
Normal in hot/humid weather, or if door is slightly open.
Causes: door slightly open, frequent openings, dirty gasket, or storage basket out of place.
Contact numbers for product information, parts orders, and in-home repair service.
Covers repair or replacement of defective parts under normal use for one year.
Covers replacement compressor free of charge for years 2-5; labor is user's responsibility.
Lists items not covered, such as food loss, cosmetic damage, misuse, and unauthorized repairs.
This freezer is not designed for storing medicine or other medical products.
Write down model and serial numbers for future reference and service calls.
Steps to follow if dissatisfied with service, including mailing address.
Includes unpacking, part verification, standing upright, and interior cleaning before use.
Covers placement, ventilation, power connection, and initial cool-down period.
Use of grounded plug, three-prong outlet, voltage/frequency, cord safety, no extension cords.
Explanation of the 'Green' Power light and 'Compressor On' light.
Locating the control, range (1-6), setting '4' recommendation, and turning off.
Includes power off, restart delay, food load impact, and thermostat adjustment.
Function of the amber light, override of thermostat, continuous operation for fast freezing.
When to defrost (excess frost), choosing a time, and precautions against damage.
Warning against boiling water or sharp tools for defrosting; recommends plastic scraper.
Tips to speed up defrosting, like leaving door open or using warm water.
Designed for long-term storage (up to 3 months); follow food manufacturer's instructions.
Instructions for cleaning interior, exterior, and condenser coils using recommended solutions.
Steps for short and long vacations, including unplugging and cleaning.
Procedure for moving, including securing items, taping doors, and maintaining upright position.
Advice on placement, food cooling, proper wrapping, and reducing door openings.
Possible causes: not plugged in, tripped breaker, or control set to OFF.
Causes for frequent compressor on/off: room temp, food load, door usage, or recent disconnect.
Causes: control set too warm, frequent door openings, or recent warm food addition.
Causes: control set too cold or Fast Freeze switch is on.
Normal operation for compressor to transfer heat, making exterior warmer than room temp.
Popping, cracking, bubbling sounds are normal due to expansion, contraction, and refrigerant circulation.
Check if the freezer is on a level surface; adjust with shims if needed.
Caused by hot humid weather or door left slightly open.
Normal in hot/humid weather, or if door is slightly open.
Causes: door slightly open, frequent openings, dirty gasket, or storage basket out of place.
Contact numbers for product information, parts orders, and in-home repair service.
Covers repair or replacement of defective parts under normal use for one year.
Covers replacement compressor free of charge for years 2-5; labor is user's responsibility.
Lists items not covered, such as food loss, cosmetic damage, misuse, and unauthorized repairs.
General| Capacity | 13.8 Cu. Ft. |
|---|---|
| Weight | 126 Lbs |
| Energy Star Certified | No |
| Temperature Control | Mechanical |
| Color | White |
| Defrost Type | Manual |
| Lock | No |
