How to troubleshoot Candy CNF 1726 EEW when it does not work?
If your Candy Refrigerator is not working, first ensure it's properly plugged into a power outlet. Also, check if the voltage is low or if there has been a power failure or a tripped circuit.
Why is the compressor running constantly on my Candy CNF 1726 EEW?
Long-term operation of the compressor in your Candy Refrigerator is normal in summer or when the ambient temperature is high. It can also occur if too much food has been placed in the appliance at once, warm food has been placed in the freezer (wait for it to cool), or the door has been opened too frequently.
Why is there condensation on my Candy CNF 1726 EEW?
Surface condensation on your Candy Refrigerator's exterior and door seals is normal when the ambient humidity is high. Simply wipe the condensate with a clean towel.
What causes the water pan to overflow in Candy Refrigerator?
Water pan overflow in your Candy Refrigerator can occur if there's too much food in the chamber, or if the stored food contains too much water, leading to heavy defrosting. It can also result from doors not being closed properly, causing frosting due to air entry and increased water from defrosting.
Why is my Candy CNF 1726 EEW Refrigerator making loud noises?
If you notice loud noises coming from your Candy Refrigerator, make sure the refrigerator is level. Also, verify that the appliance isn't touching the wall or any other objects.
How to fix a loose door seal on Candy CNF 1726 EEW Refrigerator?
If the door seal on your Candy Refrigerator isn't tight, try removing any foreign objects from the door seal. If that doesn't work, heat the door seal and then cool it to restore its shape; you can use an electrical drier or a hot towel for heating.
Why is the housing of my Candy CNF 1726 EEW hot?
A hot housing on your Candy Refrigerator is normal. It's due to heat dissipation of the built-in condenser via the housing, especially when the ambient temperature is high, too much food is stored, or the compressor is shut down. Ensure proper ventilation to facilitate heat dissipation.
How to get rid of odors in Candy CNF 1726 EEW Refrigerator?
To address odors in your Candy Refrigerator, tightly wrap any odorous food. Also, check for any rotten food and ensure the interiors are clean.
Steps for initial setup and operation before adding food.
Specifies the minimum space needed for the unit's door to open fully.
Instructions on how to adjust the appliance's feet for stability and proper door alignment.
Identifies the control buttons and their functions on the appliance interface.
Explains how to switch the appliance between refrigerator and freezer modes.
Guides on adjusting the internal temperature for different compartments.
Details functions for rapid cooling and fast freezing of food items.
Lists error codes and corresponding display patterns for troubleshooting.
Advice on optimal food storage practices to maintain quality.
Instructions for cleaning the appliance before its first operation.
Information regarding the automatic defrosting system for the appliance.
Detailed steps for cleaning the inside and outside surfaces of the appliance.
Guidelines for safely relocating the refrigerator without causing damage.
Advice on managing food during prolonged power outages.
Guidance on lamp maintenance and preparing the unit for long periods of inactivity.
Information on the availability period for replacement parts.
Steps for initial setup and operation before adding food.
Specifies the minimum space needed for the unit's door to open fully.
Instructions on how to adjust the appliance's feet for stability and proper door alignment.
Identifies the control buttons and their functions on the appliance interface.
Explains how to switch the appliance between refrigerator and freezer modes.
Guides on adjusting the internal temperature for different compartments.
Details functions for rapid cooling and fast freezing of food items.
Lists error codes and corresponding display patterns for troubleshooting.
Advice on optimal food storage practices to maintain quality.
Instructions for cleaning the appliance before its first operation.
Information regarding the automatic defrosting system for the appliance.
Detailed steps for cleaning the inside and outside surfaces of the appliance.
Guidelines for safely relocating the refrigerator without causing damage.
Advice on managing food during prolonged power outages.
Guidance on lamp maintenance and preparing the unit for long periods of inactivity.
Information on the availability period for replacement parts.
General| Appliance placement | Freestanding |
|---|---|
| Product colour | White |
| Door hinge | Right |
| Reversible doors | Yes |
| Number of compressors | 1 |
| Climate class | SN, N, ST, T |
| Noise level | 40 dB |
| Number of vegetable drawers | 1 |
| Door balconies | 3 |
| Egg balcony | Yes |
| Bottle rack | Yes |
| Star rating | 4 stars |
| No Frost system | No |
| Ice cube tray | Yes |
| Energy efficiency class | A+ |
| Number of Shelves | 4 |
| Number of Door Bins | 3 |
| Defrost System | Manual |
| Installation Type | Freestanding |
| Freezer number of shelves/baskets | 1 |
| Width | 550 mm |
| Total net capacity | 172 liters |
| Fridge number of shelves/baskets | 3 |
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