To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Haier HSBS582AS running for a long time and getting warm?
During initial operation, it is normal for the Haier Refrigerator to run for a long time and for the housing and compressor temperature to increase.
Why is my new Haier Refrigerator housing getting warm?
During the initial operation of your Haier Refrigerator, the housing may become warm. This is to prevent condensation.
Why does my Haier HSBS582AS make a swooshing sound?
The swooshing sound you hear in your Haier Refrigerator is the normal sound of the refrigerant flowing through the evaporator and compressor. It is normal to hear a continuous or intermittent flowing sound even after operation.
Why is my Haier HSBS582AS Refrigerator making hissing noises?
The hissing sound in your Haier Refrigerator occurs during the defrosting process, when thaw water drips onto the heating elements in the evaporator. This is normal.
Why does my Haier HSBS582AS Refrigerator fan make a moaning sound?
It is normal for the fan in your Haier Refrigerator to produce a moaning sound when operating.
Why do I hear sounds from the evaporator lines in my Haier HSBS582AS Refrigerator?
It is normal for the evaporator lines in your Haier Refrigerator to produce audible sounds when the temperature is changing.
General| Brand | Haier |
|---|---|
| Model | HSBS582AS |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Remove all packing material, including foam and tape used to secure accessories.
Verify all included accessories against the packing list; contact supplier for discrepancies.
Set up the appliance in a suitable, well-ventilated area away from heat and moisture.
Remove and affix the toe moulding to the refrigerator compartment as illustrated.
Clean the interior of the appliance before starting its operation.
Allow the appliance to stand still for at least six hours after cleaning before initial start-up.
Remove the toe moulding as the initial step before proceeding with door removal.
Disconnect wires, unscrew hinges, and lift the freezer compartment door to remove it.
Slide the refrigerator through the doorway as shown in the illustration for transport.
Reinstall the doors by reversing the removal steps carefully.
Choose a flat, level location, protected from direct sunlight and heat sources.
Adjust door height using the left screw to ensure both doors are level.
Maintain at least 10 cm clearance around the appliance for proper ventilation.
Connect to power; appliance defaults to Intelligent and Crushed Ice modes.
Select between Intelligent mode for automatic adjustment or Manual mode for manual settings.
Operate empty for a while before loading food after it has cooled sufficiently.
Familiarize yourself with the control panel buttons (A-D) and display indicators (E-H).
Activate Intelligent mode by pressing key A; temperature adjusts automatically.
Contact customer support if temperatures are not displayed, indicating a malfunction.
Adjust refrigerator and freezer temperatures using keys D and C respectively.
Deactivate the refrigerator by holding key D; reactivate similarly.
The compartment is suitable for short-term food storage at 0°C-10°C.
Adjust shelf height to accommodate item sizes; shelves can be removed for cleaning.
Remove and clean the bottle rack; do not store frozen foods in it.
Remove the veggie drawer cover by lifting the shelf and tilting the drawer.
Replace the refrigerator light bulb safely after unplugging the power cord.
The compartment is essential for long-term food storage at low temperatures.
Remove and clean freezer shelves by tilting them after opening the door.
Replace the freezer light bulb by unplugging power, removing the cover, and twisting the bulb.
Handle and clean the freezer bottle rack; do not store frozen foods in it.
The appliance automatically defrosts; no manual intervention is required.
Clean the appliance regularly with a soft rag, lukewarm water, and mild detergent.
Avoid pointed objects, harsh chemicals, and pouring water directly onto the appliance.
Ensure regular cleaning of the door seal to maintain its effectiveness.
During a power outage, refrain from adding food or opening doors to keep food cool.
For long periods of idleness, unplug the appliance and leave doors open to prevent odour.
Before vacation, turn off, empty, defrost, clean, and leave doors open.
Unplug, secure parts, close door, and do not tilt the appliance more than 45° during transport.
Confirm basic checks like power, bulb, and ventilation before ordering a repair.
Check power connection and voltage if the unit is not cooling.
Verify the bulb is not burned out and the appliance is connected to power if the light fails.
Ensure the appliance is not touching walls or objects and is not carried horizontally.
Check door closure, frequency of opening, exposure to heat, and ventilation.
Check door closure, ambient temp, settings, and ventilation for compressor issues.
Ensure proper packaging, door closure, and food placement away from air outlets.
Pack odorous foods properly, check for spoilage, and clean the interior if needed.
Dispose of the product responsibly at designated recycling points, not as household waste.
