What to do if my Hisense RB395N4BFE 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.
Why is the temperature inside my Hisense Refrigerator too warm?
If the temperature inside your Hisense Refrigerator is too warm, it might be because the doors have been left open too long or too frequently. Another reason might be some obstacle is keeping the doors ajar. Also, check that the appliance has sufficient clearance at the sides, back, and top.
How to prevent frost in my Hisense Refrigerator compartment?
If you notice a layer of frost in your Hisense Refrigerator's compartment, first check that the air outlets are not blocked by food. Make sure food is arranged to allow sufficient ventilation. Also, ensure that the door is fully closed. To remove the frost, please refer to the 'Cleaning and care' chapter.
Why is my Hisense RB395N4BFE 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.
Why is the light not working in my Hisense RB395N4BFE Refrigerator?
If the light in your Hisense Refrigerator isn't working, the LED light may be damaged. Alternatively, the control system may have disabled the lights because the door was left open for too long. Try closing and reopening the door to reactivate the lights.
Why does the motor in my Hisense RB395N4BFE Refrigerator run continuously?
It's normal to frequently hear the motor running in your Hisense Refrigerator under certain conditions. This includes when the temperature setting is colder than necessary, a large amount of warm food has recently been stored, the outside temperature is too high, or the doors are opened too often or left open for extended periods.
Why are there odours coming from my Hisense RB395N4BFE compartments?
Odors in your Hisense Refrigerator compartments may be due to the interior needing a cleaning. Alternatively, certain foods, containers, or wrappings could be the source of the odors.
What to do if the doors on my Hisense RB395N4BFE 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.
General| Appliance placement | Freestanding |
|---|---|
| Product colour | Black |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Display type | LED |
| Climate class | SN-T |
| Noise emission class | C |
| Noise Level | 39 dB |
| Fridge interior light | Yes |
| Lamp type | LED |
| Number of shelves/baskets in fridge | 4 |
| Number of vegetable drawers | 2 |
| Egg balcony | Yes |
| Bottle rack | Yes |
| Number of shelves/baskets in freezer | 3 |
| No Frost (freezer) | Yes |
| Ice cube tray | Yes |
| Fresh zone compartment | No |
| Energy efficiency class | E |
| Cooling System | Static |
| Number of Doors | 2 |
| Star rating | 4 Star |
| Width | 600 mm |
| Depth | 600 mm |
| Height | 1850 mm |
Guidelines for safe use of the appliance by children and vulnerable individuals.
Important safety warnings for household and similar applications.
Information about the flammable refrigerant (R600a) and its safe handling procedures.
Precautions regarding the power cord, plug, and socket for safe and correct operation.
Tips for daily operation, food storage, and proper appliance placement.
Instructions for cleaning the appliance's exterior, interior, and removable parts.
Crucial steps and checks to perform before connecting the appliance.
Guidelines for ensuring adequate airflow around the appliance for optimal efficiency.
Instructions on how to level the appliance for proper operation and door closure.
Step-by-step guide to change the door opening direction of the appliance.
Diagram and labels for refrigerator model with a water dispenser.
Diagram and labels for refrigerator model without a water dispenser.
Diagram and labels for refrigerator model with a display on the door.
Explanation of the appliance's control panel, its icons, and functions.
Guide to adjusting fridge and freezer temperatures for optimal food preservation.
How to activate and use the Super Freeze mode for rapid freezing of food.
Instructions for activating Holiday Mode for energy saving during absence.
Tips for using the door racks for storing various food items effectively.
Information on the three removable shelves in the refrigerator compartment.
Details on the optional extra fresh box for storing sensitive foods at lower temperatures.
Information on the flexible wine rack for storing bottled wine or drinks.
How to adjust humidity for optimal storage of fruits and vegetables.
Guidance on storing fruits and vegetables in the designated crisper drawer.
Recommended food types for storage in the freezer drawer.
Instructions for filling the ice cube tray and forming ice cubes.
Initial setup and preparation steps for using the water dispenser.
Recommendations for efficient energy consumption of the appliance.
Guidelines for optimal storage of fresh food in the refrigerator.
Advice on storing meat, poultry, dairy, and frozen foods correctly.
Procedure for switching off the appliance for extended periods to prevent mold.
Instructions for cleaning the appliance's exterior, interior, and removable parts.
Procedure for removing frost from the freezer compartment when necessary.
How to clean and maintain the door seals for proper function and longevity.
Warning that LED light replacement is not user-serviceable and requires professional help.
Checks for common issues like power connection, fuses, and compressor operation.
Causes and solutions for unpleasant smells within the appliance's compartments.
Explanation of normal operating sounds and troubleshooting unusual noises.
Reasons why the motor might run continuously and potential adjustments.
Instructions for the proper recycling of packaging materials.
Steps for safely disposing of the appliance and its electrical components.
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