To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Follett Refrigerator is too warm?
If your Follett Refrigerator is too warm, you should first adjust the temperature control. Ensure the refrigerator door is closing properly and that the ambient temperature isn't too high. Also, inspect the door gasket for any damage or obstructions that might prevent a tight seal.
Why is my Follett Refrigerator alarm on?
The alarm on your Follett Refrigerator may be triggered upon start-up if the internal temperature doesn't match the set value on the control panel. During regular use, the alarm could activate if the door has been left open for an extended period.
Why does moisture collect on the outside of my Follett Refrigerator?
Moisture can collect on the outside of your Follett Refrigerator due to frequent door openings in highly humid conditions. To address this, reduce how often you open the door and how long you leave it open. Also, ensure the door seal is tight.
How to reduce noise from my Follett Refrigerator?
To reduce noise from your Follett Refrigerator, ensure the cabinet is level and not touching any walls or other surfaces. It should rest squarely on the floor or on all four corners. Keep in mind that some noises, like refrigerant gurgling or the compressor clicking, are normal.
What to do if there is an odor in my Follett Refrigerator?
If you notice an odor in your Follett Refrigerator, start by checking the stored items to make sure they are not the source of the smell. You should also clean the interior of the refrigerator thoroughly.
Why is the Follett Freezer alarm on?
If the Follett Freezer alarm is activated, especially after starting the unit, it might be because the internal temperature hasn't yet reached the set value on the control panel. During regular use, check if the door has been left open for an extended period.
How to fix a Follett Edge Freezer that is too warm?
To address a Follett Freezer that is too warm, start by adjusting the temperature control. Ensure the door is closing correctly and that the ambient temperature isn't excessively high. Also, inspect the door gasket for any damage or obstructions that might prevent a proper seal.
Why is my Follett Edge Freezer so noisy?
If your Follett Freezer is making excessive noise, ensure the cabinet is level and not in contact with any walls or other surfaces. It should rest firmly on the floor or all four corners. Keep in mind that gurgling sounds from refrigerant and the compressor clicking on and off are normal.
What to do if moisture collects on the outside of my Follett Edge Freezer?
If moisture is collecting on the outside of your Follett Freezer, it could be due to frequent door openings in humid conditions. Try to reduce how often and how long the door is opened. Also, make sure the door seal is tight.
How to get rid of odor in Follett Edge Freezer?
If there is an odor in your Follett Freezer, start by checking the items stored inside to make sure they are not the source. As a next step, clean the interior of the freezer.
Critical safety warnings regarding flammable refrigerant and fire risks.
Explanation of each button on the control panel and its function.
Description of the temperature display, alarm lights, and door indicators.
Details on different alarm conditions, their indications, and safety operations.
Potential causes and solutions for common refrigerator issues like temperature, alarms, and noise.
This document describes the Follett Edge Series™ REFNAT5-SD and REFNAT5-GD Refrigerators, which are laboratory refrigerators designed for commercial use.
The Follett Edge Series refrigerators are designed to maintain a consistent temperature within a programmable range of 2°C to 8°C, with a factory preset temperature of 5°C. The cooling system operates based on the cabinet air temperature. These units feature an automatic defrost cycle to keep the evaporator coil frost-free, eliminating the need for manual defrosting. The defrost cycle is initiated every 18 hours of cumulative compressor run time, during which the compressor, evaporator fan, and condenser fan power down, and the defrost heater is energized. The system is designed to keep the cabinet within the 2°C to 8°C range even during defrost.
The refrigeration system utilizes a capillary tube and is critically charged with R600a refrigerant (isobutane), which is flammable. The system is designed for long-term, trouble-free service, with minimal maintenance required beyond routine cleaning of the air-cooled condenser.
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