To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Frigidaire FRTD2021AS not cooling enough?
If your Frigidaire refrigerator isn't cold enough while the freezer is working fine, try setting the refrigerator control to a colder setting. Allow 24 hours for the temperature to stabilize, then check the refrigerator temperature and adjust as needed.
Why is my Frigidaire Ice Maker not making enough ice?
To improve ice production in your Frigidaire ice maker, set the freezer control to a colder setting. Allow 24 hours for the temperature to stabilize.
Why is my Frigidaire FRTD2021AS Refrigerator not running?
If your Frigidaire refrigerator isn't running, ensure the plug is tightly pushed into the electrical outlet. Check or replace the fuse with a 15-amp time-delay fuse, and reset the circuit breaker. Also, make sure the refrigerator control isn't turned to OFF. Finally, the refrigerator may be in defrost cycle; wait 20 minutes and check again.
What to do if Frigidaire Refrigerator temperature is too cold?
If your Frigidaire refrigerator is too cold while the freezer temperature is satisfactory, set the refrigerator control to a warmer setting. Allow 24 hours for the temperature to stabilize. Then check the freezer temperature and adjust as needed.
What to do if my Frigidaire Freezer is too cold?
If your Frigidaire freezer is too cold while the refrigerator temperature is satisfactory, set the auxiliary freezer control to a warmer setting until the freezer temperature is satisfactory. Allow 24 hours for the temperature to stabilize.
How to fix Frigidaire Automatic ice maker that is not working?
If your Frigidaire automatic ice maker isn't working, ensure the ice maker is on (green light). The ice maker should produce 1.5 to 2 pounds of ice in a 24 hour period. Also, make sure the water supply is turned on, and the water pressure isn't too low. Finally, ensure the freezer is cold enough.
Why is the cabinet light not working in my Frigidaire FRTD2021AS?
If the cabinet light in your Frigidaire refrigerator isn't working: * Replace it with only a 5-watt or less AC LED light bulb. * Ensure the plug is tightly pushed into an electrical outlet.
How to fix a noisy Frigidaire FRTD2021AS?
A noisy or vibrating Frigidaire refrigerator could be due to a few reasons. First, make sure the cabinet and floor are level. Check that the leveling legs are in contact with the floor. Refer to the NORMAL OPERATING SOUNDS section for more information.
How to fix odors in Frigidaire FRTD2021AS?
To eliminate odors in your Frigidaire refrigerator: * Clean the interior. * Cover or wrap foods that produce odors.
General| Brand | Frigidaire |
|---|---|
| Model | FRTD2021AS |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Welcomes new owners and introduces the manual as a resource for product use and care.
Lists essential checks for proper refrigerator installation, covering doors, leveling, and electrical power.
Explains the safety alert symbol and defines hazard levels: Danger, Warning, Caution, and Important.
Details risks associated with flammable refrigerant, improper repair, and puncturing tubing.
Warns about fire or explosion risks from improper disposal and refrigerant tubing puncture.
Informs California residents about potential cancer and reproductive harm from the product.
Provides crucial safety guidelines on using flammable liquids, operating near explosive fumes, and handling cartons.
Emphasizes safety for children, preventing suffocation from packaging materials and supervision.
Instructs on safely disposing of old appliances, including removing doors and refrigerant.
Advises on preventing child entrapment in abandoned appliances, stressing safe disposal methods.
Explains the environmental impact of refrigerants and the importance of proper disposal by a qualified technician.
Details requirements for electrical outlets, cord safety, unplugging procedures, and voltage considerations.
Clarifies that turning controls to OFF does not disconnect power; unplugging is required.
Illustrates and emphasizes the importance of using a properly grounded receptacle and not bypassing the ground prong.
Notifies users that features may differ based on the specific refrigerator model purchased.
Identifies and labels various parts of the refrigerator, including shelves, controls, and storage bins.
Informs users about the availability of accessories for purchase through Frigidaire's website or phone.
Provides instructions for cleaning the refrigerator's interior and removing adhesive residue before initial use.
Details ideal placement considerations, including proximity to outlets, heat sources, and floor stability.
Specifies the suitable household and similar environments for the appliance's intended use.
Warns against installing the refrigerator in environments outside the specified temperature range (50°F-110°F).
Outlines necessary clearances around the refrigerator for proper air circulation and access.
Lists criteria for final placement, including cabinet contact, levelness, and door alignment.
Step-by-step guide on how to adjust leveling screws for proper cabinet leveling and door closure.
Explains how to adjust the refrigerator's front tilt for optimal door closing and sealing.
Lists the tools needed for performing door removal and reversal procedures.
Provides a general overview and safety notes before starting the door swing reversal process.
Advises that door swing reversal should be performed by a qualified person.
Instructs to disconnect power and remove food from doors before starting the reversal process.
Details steps for loosening screws and transferring the bottom hinge to the opposite side.
Explains how to unscrew the bottom hinge pin and move it to the other hole for reversal.
Refers to the next page for instructions on reversing the door handles.
Guides on moving the door stops to the opposite side for proper door closure.
Covers reattaching doors, tightening hinges, and ensuring correct spacing after reversal.
Instructs to tighten top hinge screws and check the door gasket for a proper seal.
Suggests massaging the gasket to ensure it's seated correctly in the channel for a good seal.
Advises using a hairdryer cautiously to improve the gasket seal if massaging is insufficient.
Explains how to flip the gasket for a better seal if other methods fail.
Covers reinstalling the toe grille, plugging in the power, and setting the temperature.
Warns users to wear gloves and exercise caution due to potentially sharp handle edges.
Advises reviewing instructions thoroughly and checking door swing before installing handles.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the metal handle to the refrigerator door.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the metal handle to the freezer door.
Illustrates how to reverse the metal handles, suggesting doing it while doors are off.
Warns to ensure doors are stable to prevent falling and causing injury during handle installation.
Advises against using electric screwdrivers to avoid cracking handles from overtightening.
Instructions for attaching the plastic handle to the refrigerator door using specific mounting screws.
Instructions for attaching the plastic handle to the freezer door using specific mounting screws.
Specifies that water supply is for ice maker models and provides kit information.
Informs about optional ice maker kits and where to find more information.
Stresses disconnecting power before connecting the water supply line to prevent electric shock.
Advises using correct tubing, avoiding freezing temperatures, and managing softener chemicals.
Emphasizes adherence to local plumbing codes for all water supply line connections.
Lists necessary tools and materials, including tubing, shutoff valves, and pressure requirements.
Advises checking local building authorities for recommendations on water lines and materials.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the water supply line to the ice maker inlet valve.
Details the process of connecting copper or stainless steel tubing to the water valve inlet.
Instructions on using a steel clamp to secure the water supply line to the refrigerator's rear panel.
Explains how to coil excess water supply tubing behind the refrigerator to prevent vibration or wear.
Describes how to turn the ice maker on by pressing the On/Off power switch.
Instructs to turn on the water supply and check for leaks at all connections.
Final step to reconnect the refrigerator to its electrical power source after water connection.
Provides information on optional ice maker accessories and initial ice production expectations.
Advises on hooking up water supply or turning off the ice maker to prevent valve noise.
Step-by-step guide on how to turn the ice maker on after plumbing is connected.
Explains how to stop the ice maker and its automatic regulation of ice production.
Details the expected amount of ice produced daily and the rate of cube production.
Suggests setting the freezer to a colder temperature to increase ice maker output.
Warns against washing the ice container in a dishwasher.
Recommends allowing the refrigerator to cool for at least 8 hours before loading food.
Explains how to adjust temperature controls for optimal cooling performance.
Advises setting controls to recommended initially and adjusting after 24 hours.
Warns about the effect of ambient temperatures on compressor performance and temperature maintenance.
Provides guidance on adjusting controls for refrigerators installed in garages or unheated areas.
Clarifies that setting the control to OFF stops cooling but does not cut main power; unplugging is needed.
Recommends gradual adjustments to temperature controls and explains how they affect both compartments.
Explains the function of the auxiliary freezer control and its relation to the main refrigerator control.
Warns about potential breakage of glass shelves due to sudden temperature changes or impact.
Advises careful handling of tempered glass shelves to prevent nicks, scratches, or breakage.
Provides instructions on how to adjust the sliding shelves within the refrigerator.
Step-by-step guide for removing and replacing sliding shelves.
Describes the function of door bins and racks for storing jars, bottles, and cans.
Explains the intended use of the dairy compartment for short-term storage of cheese, spreads, or butter.
Highlights that door racks can accommodate gallon-sized containers and other jars.
Instructions on how to release and remove the door racks from their locking tabs.
Steps for correctly placing and securing door racks into their designated slots.
Explains how to adjust the crisper humidity control to extend the life of fresh vegetables.
Provides guidance on setting humidity levels for different types of produce.
Describes the purpose of crispers for storing produce and advises on washing and wrapping items.
Introduces that unfamiliar sounds are normal and indicate correct operation.
Notes that foam insulation is energy efficient but not a sound insulator.
Informs users about a normal red glow in freezer vents during the automatic defrost cycle.
Describes sounds like boiling or gurgling from refrigerant flow through the evaporator.
Explains that air being forced by the fan can create noticeable sounds.
Describes hissing, sizzling, or popping sounds occurring during or after defrost cycles.
Mentions the sound of ice cubes falling into the bin when the ice maker produces ice.
Notes snapping or clicking sounds from the defrost control when the cooling system cycles.
Explains sounds related to air being forced through the condenser by the fan.
Describes humming or pulsating sounds from modern, high-efficiency compressors.
Mentions buzzing sounds from the water valve when filling the ice maker.
Describes water dripping sounds into the drain pan during the defrost cycle.
Notes minimal sounds from forced air around the condenser.
Emphasizes regular cleaning to maintain appearance and prevent odor build-up.
Lists important precautions, such as avoiding bleach on stainless steel and not using abrasive cleaners.
Clarifies that lights and electrical components remain powered even when cooling is off, until unplugged.
Advises pulling the refrigerator straight out to avoid damaging flooring.
Stresses the importance of completely draining the water supply system when storing in freezing conditions.
Provides cleaning solutions and precautions for interior surfaces and door liners.
Advises on cleaning door gaskets with a soft cloth.
Instructions for cleaning refrigerator drawers and bins using a soft cloth.
Recommends allowing glass shelves to reach room temperature before cleaning.
Guides on cleaning exterior parts, advising against certain household cleaners.
Specific advice for cleaning stainless steel exteriors, including using non-abrasive cleaners and cleaning with the grain.
Instructions for cleaning the toe grille using vacuum attachment or a damp cloth.
Details the process for replacing light bulbs, including safety precautions and bulb type.
Lists potential causes and solutions for the refrigerator not operating.
Provides steps to adjust auxiliary freezer control when freezer is too cold.
Offers solutions for when the refrigerator compartment is too cold.
Guides on adjusting the auxiliary freezer control for warmer freezer temperatures.
Provides steps to adjust the refrigerator control for warmer refrigerator temperatures.
Lists common causes for noise and vibration, including leveling and operational sounds.
Suggests cleaning the interior and covering foods to eliminate odors.
Addresses issues with the cabinet light not working, suggesting bulb replacement.
Lists common reasons why the automatic ice maker may not be functioning correctly.
Offers solutions for insufficient ice production, including freezer settings and water supply.
Lists specific conditions and situations not covered by the limited warranty.
Details limitations on implied warranties and remedies, and legal rights.
Provides instructions on how to obtain service and what records to keep for warranty claims.
