Why is my Cafe Refrigerator beeping?
Your Cafe Refrigerator may be beeping because the door is ajar or open. To stop the alarm, simply close the door. Alternatively, you can disable the door alarm by simultaneously holding the Fridge and Ice Maker buttons for three seconds. The beeping may also indicate a water leak. In this case, check the AutoFill pitcher for leaks. Removing and reinstalling the pitcher will reset the alarm.
Why is my Cafe CGE not making water or ice?
There are several reasons why your Cafe Refrigerator might not be producing water or ice cubes: * The supply line or shutoff valve could be clogged – in this case, call a plumber. * The water filter might be clogged – replace the filter cartridge or remove the filter and install a bypass plug. * The filter cartridge might not be properly installed – remove and reinstall the filter cartridge, making sure it locks in place. * The icemaker might be turned off – check that the icemaker is turned on. Refer to Controls section.
What to do if I see a leak at the filter of my Cafe CGE?
If you detect a leak at the filter of your Cafe Refrigerator, it's likely that the water filter is either leaking or needs replacing. Replace the water filter, or install a filter bypass plug.
How to fix the water filter light if it stays on after replacing the filter in my Cafe CGE?
If the water filter indicator light remains lit after replacing the filter in your Cafe Refrigerator, the water filter or bypass plug might be installed backward, or the wrong filter might be installed. Remove the filter or bypass plug, rotate it 180 degrees, and reinstall it.
What to do if my Cafe CGE Refrigerator lights are off and 'SA' is on the display?
If the lights are off and “SA” is displayed on your Cafe Refrigerator, the unit is likely in Sabbath mode. To exit Sabbath mode, simultaneously hold the Freezer, Ice Maker, and AutoFill buttons for three seconds.
Why is the freezer cooling but the refrigerator is not in my Cafe CGE Refrigerator?
If the freezer of your Cafe Refrigerator is cooling but the refrigerator is not, especially when the refrigerator is first plugged in or after an extended power outage, this is normal. Allow 24 hours for the temperature in both compartments to reach the selected temperatures.
What to do if my Cafe CGE Refrigerator is not filtering water?
If your Cafe Refrigerator is not filtering, a filter bypass might be installed. Install the correct water filter.
Why does my Cafe CGE Refrigerator door squeak?
There are several reasons why your Cafe Refrigerator door might squeak: * The lubricant on the hinge may have diminished due to accidental cleaning. Order GEA lubricant service part number WR97X166 and apply it to the hinge at the specified location. Alternatively, spray some non-toxic lubricant such as silicone-based non-stick cooking spray, petroleum jelly, or NSF-approved food-grade lubricants. Important: Do not use WD-40, as it will remove any remaining grease. * The unit might not be leveled properly – make sure the unit is leveled. * If the doors were removed and re-assembled during installation, the waterline and/or harness under the Top Hinge cover may be out of position and rub against the door. Remove the Top Hinge cover and ensure the waterline and harness are properly se...
Covers basic safety, fire, explosion, and electrical hazards for appliance use.
Details electrical shock risks, fire hazards, and explosion warnings during operation.
Provides instructions for safe appliance disposal and refrigerant handling.
Describes major features like Autofill Pitcher, LED lighting, shelves, bins, water filter, and icemaker.
Explains temperature settings, cooling control, special modes like WiFi and Sabbath Mode, and alerts.
Details XWFE filter status indicators and convertible drawer temperature control.
Provides instructions on how to use and properly clean the AutoFill pitcher.
Covers connecting to WiFi, software updates, and regulatory compliance statements.
Explains how the feature integrates with utility programs and the SmartHQ app.
Covers filter location, removal, installation, bypass plug, and usage parameters.
Details shelf rearrangement, spillproof shelves, and Quick Space shelf functionality.
Explains door bin usage and the function of sealed and vented produce storage pans.
Covers convertible drawer adjustment, removal, and freezer basket organization.
Details freezer baskets, pizza tray, ice bucket, and their removal steps.
Covers initial setup, water supply, performance, safety precautions, and controls.
Provides guidelines for cleaning all exterior and interior surfaces and compartments.
Covers cleaning behind the fridge, shutdown procedures, moving, and light replacement.
Covers pre-installation checks, tools needed, moving prep, and water connection requirements.
Specifies clearances, provides moving advice, and lists unit dimensions.
Guides on assessing openings for moving and deciding on door removal.
Details refrigerator location requirements and the process for handle installation.
Provides steps for removing refrigerator doors and the center hinge if necessary.
Covers the removal of convertible drawers, freezer baskets, and the pizza tray.
Details the steps for removing the lower refrigerator doors and the main freezer drawer.
Covers reinstalling upper doors and connecting the refrigerator to the house water line.
Provides further details on water line connection, including safety precautions.
Guides on turning on water, plugging in power, and leveling the refrigerator and doors.
Illustrates how to correctly insert door bins into their designated locations.
Covers recommended kits, preparation, tools, shutting off water, and drilling.
Details choosing the valve location and drilling the hole for valve installation.
Covers fastening the valve, routing tubing, connecting, and flushing the water line.
Explains common sounds like hums, whooshes, clicks, fans, and water during operation.
Covers filter issues, leaks, alarms, cooling, water/ice production, and icemaker status.
Addresses cooling performance issues and noisy refrigerator doors.
Clarifies myths about water filters, ice makers, frost, doors, handles, and odors.
Addresses myths concerning installation, door closing behavior, and cleaning practices.
Details warranty terms, covered items, exclusions, and service information.
Specifies the warranty terms and exclusions for the XWFE water filter cartridge.
Presents reduction data, usage guidelines, and important safety warnings for the filter.
Lists website, registration, service scheduling, parts, and contact information.
General| Configuration | French Door |
|---|---|
| Counter Depth | Yes |
| Height | 70 inches |
| Width | 36 inches |
| Depth | 29 inches |
| Ice Maker | Yes |
| Water Dispenser | Yes |
| Number of Doors | 4 |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Smart Features | Wi-Fi Enabled |
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