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FAQ
Do you have questions during using? Do you doubt that the refrigerator breaks
ead description here. This chapter is to give answers in respect of potential fault
phenomenon as well as respective solutions.If your question is still unresolved
after operation, please contact Haier after-sales service.Do not maintain and
dismantle the refrigerator by yourself!
Fault Troubleshooting
The
refrigerator
does not work
Whether the input power meets the requirements
Whether the plug and socket are in loose contact
Whether the input line and control line break down
Whether the voltage is too low
Refrigeration
eff ects are
not apparent,
temperature
exceeds the
standard
Whether too much or too hot articles are stored
Whether there is certain clearance among stored articles
Whether the refrigerator is exposed to direct sunlight or radiation of other heat
sources
Whether the door is opened too often
Whether the ambient temperature is too high
Whether the air duct is blocked
Noise is too
signifi cant
Whether the refrigerator is placed steadily
Whether part of the refrigerator contact external objects or wall
The noise noted in technical data is average data measured in standard laboratory
without noise when the refrigerator with no stored articles is put on a rubber
blanket and operates steadily after the door is closed, and data measured during
startup & shutdown and at 1 m above the surface is not included. It is normal that
actual noise diff ers from stated value because of loaded articles, environmental
noise, no door closing, startup & shutdown of the compressor during using.
Alarm light
fl ashes, the
buzzer alarms
Whether the articles are newly put in the refrigerator and the temperature is not
stabilized at 3~7℃ . The fault will be eliminated automatically after refrigeration for
a while.
Whether the door is not closed completely, which triggers alarm of door opening
Whether the power fails, the refrigerator returns to normal condition after starting
up for a while
Whether the temperature exceeds the standard
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