Freezer does not operate. • Not plugged in.
• The circuit breaker tripped or blown fuse.
• The freezer temperature control is set at “O”.
Freezer is not cold enough. • The temperature control is not set correctly.
• Too much food is stored in the freezer, interfering
with the cold air circulation.
• The door is opened too often.
• The door is not completely closed.
• The door seals do not seal properly.
A fl owing (water trickle) • It is the sound of refrigerant fl owing, not a fault.
sound can be heard.
The cabinet’s side panel heats up. • It results from the dissipation of the heat from
inside the cabinet. Does not mean something is
wrong with the freezer.
Condensation forms on the • Condensation will form on the outside of the freezer
outside of the freezer. if it operates in moist areas. Condensation does
not fault the freezer, therefore wipe the surface dry.
The freezer seems to make too • The freezer is not level.
much noise. • The freezer bumps the wall.
In winter, the freezer • When the room temperature is below 10
0
C, the
does not operate. compressor will operate for a short time then
stop for a long time. This will continue to happen
intermittently.
In summer, the freezer does not • The temperature control dial may be set too cold.
stop. • There is bad ventilating around the freezer.
• The door is not closed completely.
• The door seal does not seal properly.
• The door is opened too often.
The door will not close properly. • The freezer is not level.
• The door is reversed and not properly installed.
• The rubber seals are dirty.
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Troubleshooting Guide
You can solve many common freezer problems easily, saving you the cost of a possible service call. Try the
suggestions below to see if you can solve the problem before calling the service.
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