What to do if my Candy Refrigerator is not cold enough?
If your Candy Refrigerator isn't cold enough, check the following: ensure the doors are closing properly and avoid opening them frequently. Verify the temperature setting and lower it if needed. Avoid overfilling the refrigerator. Move the unit to a warmer place if the surrounding temperature is too low, and always allow warm items to cool before storing them.
Why is the bottom of my Candy CCE3T618FWU Refrigerator compartment wet?
If the bottom of your Candy Refrigerator compartment is wet or has water droplets, the drain hose could be clogged. Clean the drain hose with a stick or similar item to allow the water to drain.
Why is there strong ice and frost in my Candy CCE3T618FWU freezer compartment?
Excessive ice and frost in the freezer compartment of your Candy Refrigerator can result from several issues. Ensure items are adequately packaged. Check that the door/drawer is tightly closed and not opened too frequently or for too long. Inspect the door/drawer gasket for dirt, wear, cracks, or mismatches, and clean or replace it as needed. Also, ensure nothing inside is preventing the door/drawer from closing properly; reposition shelves or containers if necessary.
What to do if food freezes in my Candy CCE3T618FWU?
If food is freezing in your Candy Refrigerator, check the temperature setting and increase it if possible. Also, ensure that food isn't touching the refrigerator’s back wall.
What to do if my Candy Refrigerator has drops of water or frost on the rear wall?
The presence of water drops or frost on the rear wall of your Candy Refrigerator is not a defect and may occur during operation. Always allow warm items to cool before storing them, and ensure food and liquids are covered. Check that the doors are closing properly and avoid opening them unnecessarily.
What to do if my Candy CCE3T618FWU Refrigerator is not cooling but the lights are on?
If your Candy Refrigerator is not cooling, but the temperature and lighting indicators are on, DEMO mode may be activated. Deactivate DEMO mode.
Why is there water in the vegetable drawer of my Candy Refrigerator?
Water in the vegetable drawer of your Candy Refrigerator may be due to a lack of air circulation; verify that your appliance is not too full. It can also be caused by vegetables and fruit with too much moisture; wrap the fruit and vegetables in plastic materials, e.g. cling film, bags or containers.
Why is my Candy CCE3T618FWU motor running continuously?
Several factors can cause the Candy Refrigerator's motor to run continuously. Ensure the doors are fully closed and that the seals are working correctly. Avoid opening the doors too often. Also, verify that the ambient temperature is within the range specified on the appliance's tag. Finally, if the appliance has recently been powered off, it can take 8-12 hours to cool completely.
What to do if my Candy CCE3T618FWU Refrigerator is making gurgling, buzzing, clicking, or creaking noises?
These noises are usually normal. The engine is running (refrigeration unit, fan), the refrigerant is flowing into the pipes, and motor, switches, and solenoid valves are being switched on or off. If the appliance is not located on level ground, adjust the feet to level it. Also, make sure the appliance isn't touching any surrounding objects; if it is, remove them.
What to do if my Candy CCE3T618FWU frozen food is thawing?
If frozen food is thawing in your Candy Refrigerator, move the unit to a warmer place or heat the current room if the surrounding temperature is too low. Also, make sure the freezer door is closed and that the gasket is sealing properly.
Details necessary clearances for optimal door operation and appliance ventilation.
Explains manual adjustment of airflow for refrigerator and freezer compartments.
Covers Fine Tuning for precise temperature adjustments and Super Cool for rapid cooling.
Includes automatic defrosting, humidity control slider, and demo mode.
Identifies a fan error indicated by a flashing 4°C LED.
Guides users through downloading and setting up the hOn app for device connectivity.
Provides detailed steps for changing the door opening direction, including hinge removal and reinstallation.
Addresses issues with the interior light not turning on, checking power and bulb.
Covers insufficient cooling due to door openings, incorrect settings, or unit fullness.
Troubleshoots clogged drains, condensation on the rear wall, and water in the vegetable drawer.
Explains continuous motor operation, door alarms, normal noises, and warm appliance sides.
Addresses excessive ice and frost in the freezer due to closure or gasket condition.
General| Type | Freestanding |
|---|---|
| Appliance placement | Freestanding |
| Product colour | White |
| Total net capacity | 341 L |
| Energy Efficiency Class | F |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Control type | Touch |
| Refrigerant | R600a |
| Noise emission class | C |
| Noise level | 39 dB |
| Fridge net capacity | 223 L |
| Fridge interior light | Yes |
| Lamp type | LED |
| Number of shelves/baskets in fridge | 4 |
| Number of vegetable drawers | 1 |
| Fridge door balconies | 4 |
| Egg balcony | Yes |
| Bottle rack | Yes |
| Storage time during power failure | 10 h |
| Number of shelves/baskets in freezer | 3 |
| Freezer position | Bottom |
| Width | 595 mm |
| Depth | 658 mm |
| Height | 1850 mm |
| Weight | 60 kg |
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