To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Hotpoint Refrigerator not getting cold enough?
Your Hotpoint Refrigerator might not be getting cold enough because the temperature setting has been continuously set to “1”. Try setting it to “2”. Also, check if you've placed hot food inside recently or if the inside is too full. Ensure the doors aren't opened too frequently or left open. Finally, verify that the refrigerator isn't near a gas range, stove, or in direct sunlight.
What to do if my Hotpoint MTZ 522 NF Refrigerator never gets cold?
Your Hotpoint Refrigerator might not be getting cold at all due to a lack of power or a loose mains plug. Make sure there isn't a power failure and that the mains plug is firmly secured.
Why is my Hotpoint MTZ 522 NF noisy?
If your Hotpoint Refrigerator is making noise, ensure the floor is firm and level, or that the refrigerator is leveled well. Also, check if the back of the refrigerator is touching the wall.
Why does moisture collect inside my Hotpoint MTZ 522 NF Refrigerator?
If you notice moisture collecting inside your Hotpoint Refrigerator, check if either door is open. Also, determine if the doors have been left open too long or if moist food has been stored without a lid.
How to stop foods from freezing in the fresh food compartment of my Hotpoint MTZ 522 NF?
If foods are freezing in the fresh food compartment of your Hotpoint Refrigerator, check if the temperature has been set to “3” continuously. Also, verify if the temperature near the refrigerator is less than 5°C. Finally, ensure that moist foods, like vegetables, aren't placed directly in front of the cold air duct.
What to do if my Hotpoint MTZ 522 NF smells?
If your Hotpoint Refrigerator smells, check if air ducts are blocked with foods. Additionally, ensure that any strong-smelling food is stored wrapped.
General| Brand | Hotpoint |
|---|---|
| Model | MTZ 522 NF |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Explains the necessity and methods of grounding the refrigerator for electrical safety.
Step-by-step guide for physically installing the refrigerator, including leg adjustments.
Warnings about improper use, installation environment, ventilation, and power.
Safety rules for operation, cleaning, storage, and preventing accidents.
Safe procedures for unplugging, grounding, and moving the refrigerator.
Addresses problems of food freezing in the fresh compartment and insufficient overall cooling.
Troubleshooting steps for when the refrigerator fails to cool or makes unusual noises.
Solutions for excessive moisture buildup and unpleasant smells inside the refrigerator.
