Hanseatic HKGK20060DNFI User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Charles HendersonAug 11, 2025
Why is my Hanseatic Refrigerator not cooling sufficiently?
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  joshua82Aug 12, 2025
  There are several reasons why your Hanseatic Refrigerator might not be cooling properly. The temperature setting may be too high, so try selecting a lower setting. The door may not be tightly closed, or the door seal might not be completely tight. The appliance might be near a heat source; in this case, place an insulation plate between the appliances or change its location. Also, ensure you are only storing cooled foods and not overloading the appliance with too many frozen goods. The ambient temperature could also be too low or too high, so adjust it to the climate category. If you have activated quick refrigerating and quick freezing and the compressor still isn’t switching on, please contact our Service center.
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kylie41Aug 19, 2025
What to do if my Hanseatic Refrigerator is making a noise?
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  Craig LoganAug 19, 2025
  Some noises are normal for a Hanseatic Refrigerator. Humming indicates the refrigeration unit is running, flowing noises mean refrigerant is flowing through the pipes, and clicking means the compressor is switching on or off. However, if you are experiencing disturbing noises, make sure the refrigerator is stable. Also, remove any objects from the appliance or any foreign matter from the back of the appliance.
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vazqueztoddAug 27, 2025
How to fix a Hanseatic Refrigerator when the compressor and interior light are off?
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  Jamie ChangAug 27, 2025
  If the compressor and interior light of your Hanseatic Refrigerator are off, it could be due to a lack of electricity to the socket. Check the socket with another appliance. Alternatively, the mains plug might be loose, so ensure it is properly tightened.
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Nicole BaldwinSep 3, 2025
What does it mean if the compressor is off but the interior light is on in my Hanseatic HKGK20060DNFI Refrigerator?
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  Tiffany BuckleySep 3, 2025
  Further cooling is not required. When the inside temperature rises, the compressor automatically turns on.