To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Haier Refrigerator icemaker won't stop making ice?
If the icemaker in your Haier Refrigerator won't stop making ice, check if its ice detection bar is being pushed down by an object in the freezer. Remove any obstructions, free the ice detection bar, and clear any frozen ice around it.
How to improve ice-making capacity of my Haier AFD631CB Refrigerator?
If your Haier Refrigerator's ice-making capacity is insufficient, keep in mind that the icemaker can produce approximately 1kg of cubed ice in 24 hours. Ensure that the freezer temperature is set low enough to facilitate ice production.
Why is there water/moisture/frost on the outside of my Haier AFD631CB?
If you notice water, moisture, or frost on the outside of your Haier Refrigerator, it's often normal in a damp climate. Ensure that the refrigerator door is closed tightly; the moisture should decrease as the humidity drops.
What to do if my Haier AFD631CB is beeping?
If your Haier Refrigerator is beeping, it could be due to the fridge storage compartment door being open or the temperature in the freezer being too high. Close the door or silence the alarm manually. The alarm is normal when it is first started due to relatively higher temperature. You can silence the alarm manually.
Why does moisture accumulate on the inner walls of my Haier AFD631CB Refrigerator?
Moisture accumulation on the inner walls of your Haier Refrigerator can be due to a hot and moist climate, which accelerates frost and moisture buildup. Also, ensure that the door is closed tightly and avoid opening it too frequently or for extended periods.
Why is my Haier AFD631CB compressor not working?
If the compressor in your Haier Refrigerator isn't working, it could be due to a few reasons. First, check if the refrigerator is currently in the defrosting cycle, which is normal for automatic defrosting models. Ensure that the refrigerator is properly plugged into a power outlet. Also, verify that the refrigerator is turned on by pressing the “Power” button for 3 seconds or more, or by turning the knob from OFF to a temperature selection position.
What to do if my Haier AFD631CB Refrigerator icemaker cannot stop making ice?
If the icemaker in your Haier Refrigerator cannot stop making ice, its ice detection bar may be pushed to a lower position by some object in the freezer storage compartment. Remove the object that is restricting the ice detection bar, free the ice detection bar and remove all frozen ice patches from around the ice detection bar.
Why is the ice-making capacity insufficient in my Haier AFD631CB?
If the ice-making capacity of your Haier Refrigerator is insufficient, it could be that the freezer temperature is not low enough or that the ice-making capacity is less than expected. The icemaker can make approximately 1kg of cubed ices in 24 hours. Set the freezer temperature lower.
What to do if my Haier AFD631CB compressor does not work?
If the compressor in your Haier Refrigerator isn't working, it could be in the defrosting cycle, not plugged into a power outlet, or turned off. This is normal for an automatic defrosting refrigerator. Verify the plug is plugged in the socket firmly. Press the “Power” button for 3 seconds or more to restart the refrigerator or turn the knob from OFF to temperature selection position.
How to fix bad taste of cubed ice in Haier AFD631CB?
If the cubed ice from your Haier Refrigerator tastes bad, it might be tainted by odors in the fridge or freezer, the water supplied to the icemaker might not be fresh, or the ice has been stored for too long. Cover all food closely. Discard the ice stored for a long period or made in the first loads. Consider adding a filter on the water supply pipe. Discard the cubed ices stored too long.
General| Type | French Door |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R600a |
| Number of Doors | 4 |
| Ice Maker | Yes |
| Water Dispenser | Yes |
| Capacity | 631 liters |
| Noise Level | 39 dB |
A summary of the refrigerator's main features, including icemaker, lighting, and special functions.
Practical advice to minimize energy consumption for optimal efficiency.
Visual guide to identify internal and external parts of the refrigerator.
Guidelines for safe handling of power cord, plug, and socket.
Safety measures for flammable gas leaks and proximity to heat sources.
Procedures for safely unplugging the appliance before maintenance.
List of materials not to be stored in the refrigerator due to safety risks.
Warnings against placing unstable objects and improper use of door racks.
Caution against touching cold interior surfaces with wet hands.
Proper methods for opening/closing doors and avoiding water contact.
Warnings against altering the unit and guidelines for safe disposal.
How to handle power interruptions and restart the appliance.
Instructions for ensuring the refrigerator is level and stable.
Guidelines on avoiding placement in damp areas or where water splashes occur.
Recommended clearances around the refrigerator for proper airflow.
Guidance on maximum load capacity for freezer drawers and safe usage.
Requirement for the power plug to remain accessible after installation.
Steps for removing packaging and verifying included accessories.
Instructions for attaching the refrigerator door handles.
Guidance on moving the unit and cleaning it before first use.
Recommended waiting time before powering on the appliance.
Connecting to power and understanding initial temperature settings.
Advice on when and how to load food into the refrigerator.
Requirements for installing the icemaker's water supply hose.
Specifications for water pressure and ambient temperature for the icemaker.
Guidelines for icemaker operation, including initial use and ice discard.
Defines the appliance's intended use and limits manufacturer liability.
Reinforces safety regarding power cords, plugs, and electrical insulation.
Lists items that should not be stored in the refrigerator or used nearby.
Covers door handling, cleaning, disassembly, and power interruptions.
Guidelines for safe disposal and supervision of children.
Explanation of the refrigerator's control panel layout and buttons.
Describes behavior upon initial power-up and alarm indicators.
How to adjust temperature settings for fridge and freezer compartments.
Details on activating and using Super Cooling and Super Freezing modes.
Information on the Holiday mode and display screen behavior.
How the door open alarm functions and how to silence it.
Explains the freezer over-temperature alarm and its silencing.
Procedure to disable the fridge compartment while freezer remains active.
Method to completely stop the refrigerator's operation.
Overview of control panel elements specific to certain models.
How to set the desired temperature for the freezer compartment.
Further explanation of Super Cooling, including conditions for non-operation.
Steps to activate and deactivate the Super Freezing function.
How to engage and disengage the Holiday function for the fridge.
Details on display dimming and the door open alarm system.
Managing freezer temperature alarms and turning off the fridge compartment.
How to turn the refrigerator on/off and interpret error indications.
Procedure to turn the entire refrigerator on and off using the power key.
How to interpret fault codes (E/F) and the need for professional service.
Description of control panel elements and initial power-on behavior for specific models.
Step-by-step guide to adjust fridge temperature using control keys.
Step-by-step guide to adjust freezer temperature using control keys.
How to activate Super Cooling and Holiday modes via specific keys.
Activation of Super Freezing and the icemaker function.
Procedure to set water injection time for the icemaker.
How the display dims and the door alarm operates.
Managing freezer over-temperature alarms and silencing the buzzer.
Turning off the fridge compartment independently of the freezer.
Procedure to turn the entire appliance off and on.
Interpretation of error codes and advice to contact service.
Advice on storing food for daily consumption and short periods.
Instructions on how to adjust the height of shelves for different food items.
How to adjust humidity levels in the crisper for different produce.
Information on the fresh control box's temperature and suitable food items.
Instructions for removing and cleaning door bottle guards.
How to fold and extend the adjustable shelf for flexible storage.
Instructions for extending and folding the wine holder.
Guidance on optimal placement of different food types within the fridge.
Information regarding the LED lamp and its replacement procedure.
Importance of cooling hot foods to room temperature before refrigeration.
Advice on cleaning food and proper sealing for preservation.
Tips for organized storage and maintaining airflow by avoiding overfilling.
Caution against placing food too close to the inner walls to prevent freezing.
How to prepare vegetables like turnips for optimal storage.
Using frozen food to cool the compartment and save energy.
Identifying vegetables that do not require refrigeration.
Information on how refrigeration affects certain fruits and vegetables.
Importance of cooling hot foods to room temperature before freezing.
Advice on cutting food into small portions for faster freezing and cooking.
Guidelines for selecting appropriate, airtight, and non-toxic packaging materials.
Importance of labeling food with freezing dates and adhering to storage periods.
Warning against re-freezing food unless it is first cooked.
Caution against overloading the freezer to maintain cooling efficiency.
Steps for preparing the icemaker and connecting the water supply.
How to remove, clean, and reinstall the ice cube tray.
Key precautions, operating temperature, and principles of ice production.
Information on handling the icemaker assembly, including removal for space.
Information that the freezer defrosts automatically without manual intervention.
Steps for cleaning the refrigerator, including safety warnings.
How to use and maintain the cleaning filter for odor control.
Actions to take and precautions during a power outage.
Steps for preparing the refrigerator for extended periods of non-use or vacation.
Safe practices for moving the refrigerator to prevent damage.
Problems related to the compressor not working or running excessively.
Causes and solutions for the refrigerator or freezer being too warm.
How to address high temperatures specifically in the fridge compartment.
Causes and solutions for moisture or frost buildup inside and outside the unit.
Troubleshooting problems with ice making capacity, taste, and odors.
Identifying and resolving sources of unpleasant odors within the refrigerator.
Diagnosing issues related to beeps, abnormal sounds, and flowing water sounds.
Explanation of normal cabinet heating due to the de-condensation system.
