Why can't I close the doors on my Hisense RB390N4AC2 easily?
If the doors of your Hisense Freezer can't be closed easily, check if the top of the freezer is tilted back by 10-15mm to allow the doors to self-close. Also, make sure nothing inside the freezer is blocking the doors from closing properly.
What to do if my Hisense Refrigerator is not working?
If your Hisense Refrigerator isn't working correctly, start by checking if the power cord is properly plugged into the outlet. Then, inspect the fuse or circuit of your power supply and replace it if needed. Also, remember that it’s normal for the refrigerator not to operate during the defrost cycle, or shortly after being switched on, as this protects the compressor.
Why is my Hisense Refrigerator dripping water on the floor?
If water is dripping on the floor from your Hisense Refrigerator, the water pan at the rear bottom may not be leveled correctly. Also, the drainingspout under the compressor depot might not be directing water into the pan properly, or the water spout could be blocked. Another cause can be if the refrigerator is power-off for a long time, this may cause the ice in the bucket to melt into water, and flow to the floor.
What to do if my Hisense Freezer is dripping water on the floor?
If water is dripping on the floor from your Hisense Freezer, it might be because the water pan isn't leveled correctly, the drain spout isn't directing water into the pan, or the spout is blocked. You may need to pull the freezer away from the wall to check the pan and spout. Also, check if the freezer was powered off for a long time, which could cause ice in the bucket to melt and overflow.
How to prevent frost in my Hisense Freezer?
If you notice a layer of frost in your Hisense Freezer, ensure that the air outlets are not blocked by food. Arrange the food to allow for sufficient ventilation. Also, make sure the door is fully closed. To remove the frost, please refer to the 'Cleaning and care' chapter.
Why is the temperature inside my Hisense RB390N4AC2 too warm?
If the temperature inside your Hisense Freezer is too warm, it could be because the doors were left open too long or too frequently. An obstacle may also be keeping the doors open, or the appliance might not have enough clearance on the sides, back, and top.
What to do if the doors on my Hisense Refrigerator won't close easily?
If the doors of your Hisense Refrigerator don’t close easily, check if the top of the refrigerator is tilted back by 10-15mm to allow self-closing. Also, make sure nothing inside is blocking the doors from closing properly.
How to eliminate odours from my Hisense RB390N4AC2?
If your Hisense Freezer has odours, the interior may need cleaning. Also, some food, containers, or wrapping could be causing the odours.
Why is the motor running continuously on my Hisense RB390N4AC2 Freezer?
If your Hisense Freezer's motor is running continuously, several factors could be at play. It's normal for the motor to run more frequently if the temperature setting is colder than necessary, if a large quantity of warm food has recently been stored, if the outside temperature is too high, if the doors are opened too often or for too long, or after the appliance has just been installed or switched on after a long period.
Why is my Hisense Refrigerator making so much noise?
Some noises from your Hisense Refrigerator are normal, such as compressor running noises, air movement noise from the fan, gurgling sounds similar to water boiling, popping during defrosting, and clicking before the compressor starts. Unusual noises may occur if the cabinet isn't level, the back of the appliance touches the wall, or bottles/containers have fallen or are rolling around.
General| Energy Rating | A+ |
|---|---|
| Freezing capacity | 12 kg/24h |
| Number of freezer drawers | 3 |
| Freezer position | Bottom |
| No Frost system | Yes |
| Noise Level | 39 dB |
| Climate Class | SN-T |
| Refrigerant | R600a |
| Type | Freezer |
| Storage time during power failure | 18 hours |
Safety instructions for children and persons with reduced capabilities, according to standards.
Warnings and guidelines for safe operation and use in various environments.
Information about flammable refrigerant and its handling to prevent hazards.
Critical electrical safety measures to prevent shock and fire hazards.
Tips for everyday operation, including food storage and appliance use.
Instructions for maintaining the appliance's cleanliness and hygiene.
Key considerations and steps for proper appliance installation.
Guidelines for servicing the appliance by qualified personnel.
Ensuring adequate airflow around the appliance for efficient cooling.
Adjusting feet for proper leveling and door self-closing.
How to set and adjust refrigerator and freezer temperatures for optimal preservation.
Activating Super Freeze and Holiday modes for specific cooling needs.
Utilizing the energy-saving mode for reduced power consumption.
Operating the power switch and understanding door alarm functions.
Description and usage of accessories like door racks, shelves, and drawers.
Proper use of the freezer drawer and ice cube tray.
Instructions for filling, dispensing, and cleaning the water dispenser.
Recommendations for efficient energy consumption.
Best practices for refrigerating and freezing food.
Steps to follow when the appliance needs to be turned off for an extended period.
Methods for cleaning the appliance's surfaces and internal components.
Procedures for frost removal and maintaining door seals.
Information regarding the replacement of the LED light.
Instructions on how to safely dispose of packaging and the appliance.
Guidance on proper recycling and disposal as electronic waste.
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