To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the compressor on my Haier Refrigerator doesn't work?
There are a few reasons why the compressor in your Haier Refrigerator might not be working: * Defrosting Cycle: If your refrigerator has an automatic defrosting feature, this is normal. * Power Connection: Ensure the refrigerator is firmly plugged into a working power outlet. * Off State: Make sure that the refrigerator is turned on. If it is off, restart it.
What to do if the fridge storage compartment of my Haier HRF-628AF6 doesn't work?
If the fridge storage compartment of your Haier Refrigerator isn't working, consider these potential causes: * Air Door Cable: Check the air door cable connection and correctly install it if it's loose. * Fan Malfunction: Verify that the door on-off switch behind the front decoration strip is properly installed; reinstall if necessary. * Compartment Turned Off: Manually turn on the fridge storage compartment.
Why does my Haier Refrigerator run so long?
Your Haier Refrigerator might be running for extended periods due to several reasons: * High indoor or outdoor temperature: In such conditions, longer operation is normal. * Recent power outage: It typically takes 8 to 12 hours for the refrigerator to fully cool down after being powered off. * Icemaker operation: The icemaking process can cause the refrigerator to run longer. * Frequent door openings: Avoid opening the door too often. * Improperly closed door: Ensure the refrigerator is level and no items obstruct the door. * Low freezer temperature setting: Adjust the temperature higher until you achieve the desired refrigerator temperature. * Leaking door gasket: Clean or replace the door gasket.
Why is there moisture on the outside of my Haier HRF-628AF6 Refrigerator?
Moisture may appear on the outside of your Haier Refrigerator or between the doors because: * Damp climate: This is normal in humid conditions and should decrease as humidity drops. * Door not closing tightly: Ensure the refrigerator is level and that no food or containers are interfering with the door's closure.
General| Product color | Aluminium, Stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Product design | American door |
| Built-in display | - |
| Appliance placement | Freestanding |
| Number of compressors | 1 |
| Icemaker | Yes |
| Noise level | 42 dB |
| Climate class | SN-ST |
| Total net capacity | 550 L |
| Total gross capacity | 610 L |
| Multi-airflow system | No |
| Lamp type | LED |
| Fridge net capacity | 375 L |
| Fridge gross capacity | - L |
| Fridge number of shelves/baskets | 4 |
| Star rating | 4* |
| Freezer position | Bottom-placed |
| Freezing capacity | 10 kg/24h |
| Freezer net capacity | 175 L |
| Storage time during power failure | - h |
| Connected load | - W |
| AC input frequency | 50 Hz |
| Annual energy consumption | 420 kWh |
| Package depth | 760 mm |
| Package width | 980 mm |
| Package height | 1900 mm |
| Package weight | 135000 g |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 690 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 910 mm |
| Height | 1790 mm |
| Weight | 122000 g |
Guidelines for servicing, including safety checks, handling, and insulation.
Steps for performing an insurance test, including safety precautions and checks.
Explains the meaning of icons used in the manual for notes, cautions, and warnings.
Detailed specifications including identification, basic features, climate class, capacity, and dimensions.
Describes the primary functions of the refrigerator, such as cooling systems and ice making.
Illustrates and lists the external components of the freezer and fridge compartments.
Step-by-step guide for disassembling the ice-crushed motor.
Steps for removing and disassembling the display panel.
Procedure for removing the REF (refrigerator) damper.
Steps to remove the evaporator cover.
Explanation of the buttons and icons on the refrigerator's control panel.
How to activate and deactivate the control panel lock mode.
Instructions for using Holiday Mode and Quick Cool Mode.
How to use the Quick Freeze Mode for fast freezing.
Procedure for setting the desired temperatures for fridge and freezer compartments.
Instructions for ice maker on/off and water filter replacement.
Explains the control principles for the air damper and fan motors.
Describes the defrost cycle logic and timing.
Explains the principle and process of ice making.
How to perform a test on the ice maker.
Steps for initiating and understanding the refrigerator's self-testing modes.
Procedure to set the quantity of water dispensed for ice making.
Illustrates the physical layout of the refrigeration system components.
Depicts the operational flow of the refrigerant within the system.
Detailed diagram of the main control printed circuit board and its connections.
Provides a simplified schematic of the refrigerator's electrical system.
Lists sensor locations, names, and the meaning of error codes.
Explains how to view and check for error codes on the display.
Illustrates the physical components of the water line system.
Addresses common issues related to moisture, frost, compressor, and general operation.
Explains why the refrigerator might run frequently or for long periods.
Diagnoses and resolves high temperature, bad odor, and abnormal sound issues.
Steps to diagnose and fix issues with ice maker not producing ice or crushed ice.
Addresses problems with ice cube formation and drain channel icing.
