What to do if my Beko LBI 2201 Freezer does not operate?
If your Beko Freezer isn't working, first, make sure the plug is securely inserted into the socket. Then, check the socket fuse or the main fuse to see if it has blown.
What to do if the temperature in my Beko Fridge or Freezer is very high?
If the temperature in your Beko Fridge or Freezer is too high, and the fridge temperature is adjusted to a very high value, changing the fridge compartment temperature setting will effect the temperature of the freezer. Change the temperatures of the fridge or freezer and wait until the relevant compartments attain a sufficient temperature. Avoid opening the doors frequently and ensure they are fully closed. Remember that it takes time to reach the set temperature after plugging in or loading food. Also, avoid placing hot food inside.
What causes vibrations or noise in my Beko Freezer?
Vibrations or unusual noise in your Beko Freezer can be caused by an uneven or unstable floor. Balance the freezer by adjusting its feet and ensure the floor is strong enough to support it. Also, remove any items placed on top of the freezer that may be causing the noise.
What should I do if food kept in the fridge compartment drawers of my Beko LBI 2201 is frozen?
If food in the fridge compartment drawers of your Beko Freezer is freezing, adjust the fridge temperature to a lower value and check again.
Why does the operation noise increase when the Beko LBI 2201 is running?
Changes in ambient temperature can affect the operating performance of your Beko Freezer, which may cause the operation noise to increase. This is normal and not a fault.
What to do if my Beko LBI 2201 is running frequently or for a long time?
Several factors can cause your Beko Freezer to run longer than expected. It might be normal if it is a new, larger model or has recently been loaded with food. High room temperature or frequent door openings can also contribute. Avoid putting hot food inside. Ensure doors are fully closed, and the door seal is clean and properly seated. If the temperature is set too low, adjust it to a warmer setting.
Why is the compressor not running on my Beko LBI 2201?
The compressor in your Beko Freezer might not be running due to several reasons. It could be in a defrost cycle, which is normal for full-automatic models. Check if the freezer is properly plugged into the socket and ensure the temperature settings are correct. A recent power outage can also cause a delay; the freezer should return to normal operation once power is restored. If there were sudden power failures, the freezer will start running approximately after 6 minutes. Please call the service if the cooler/freezer does not startup at the end of this period.
Why is there condensation on the inner walls of my Beko LBI 2201?
Condensation on the inner walls of your Beko Freezer can be normal due to hot and humid weather. Also, avoid opening the doors frequently or leaving them ajar, as this can increase condensation.
How to fix bad odour inside Beko LBI 2201 Freezer?
To eliminate bad odors in your Beko Freezer, regularly clean the inside with a sponge, lukewarm water, or carbonate dissolved in water. Use different containers or packaging materials if certain ones are causing the smell. Ensure food is stored in closed containers to prevent the spread of odor-causing microorganisms. Also, remove any expired or spoiled food.
Why is there condensation on the side wall of the fridge compartment of my Beko Freezer?
Condensation on the side wall of your Beko Freezer's fridge compartment may occur if the ambient temperature is very cold or humid. Avoid installing the freezer in places where the temperature falls below 10 °C or in highly humid places. Also, avoid opening the door frequently and ensure it is properly closed. Do not store food containing liquid in open containers. Adjust the thermostat to a suitable level if it is set too cold.
General| Category | Freezer |
|---|---|
| Freezing capacity | 4 kg/24h |
| Reversible door | Yes |
| Defrosting Type | Manual |
| Climate Class | SN-T |
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