To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Panasonic NR-BL268 Refrigerator not cooling enough?
Several factors could be at play. Ensure the temperature control dial is set correctly. Avoid overloading the refrigerator or placing hot food inside. Check if the refrigerator is exposed to direct sunlight or a heat source. Make sure the door is completely closed and not opened too frequently.
What to do if my Panasonic NR-BL268 does not operate?
First, ensure the plug and socket are in good working order. Next, check your home's main fuse and electrical system for any issues. Finally, try unplugging the refrigerator, waiting five minutes, and then plugging it back in.
How to reduce noise from my Panasonic NR-BL268 Refrigerator?
Ensure the refrigerator is on a stable, level floor and properly installed. Also, check for any objects in contact with the refrigerator that might be causing the noise.
What to do if food becomes frozen in my Panasonic Refrigerator?
Avoid placing food near the cold air duct. Check if the temperature control is set to "Max" and adjust it to "Min" if needed. Also, consider whether you are storing food in the chill case, as this could contribute to freezing.
Why does dew or snow appear in my Panasonic NR-BL268?
Make sure the refrigerator door is closed firmly and not opened too frequently. High humidity or prolonged door openings can also cause frozen snow to appear inside the freezer; this is normal. Wipe it away with a dry, soft cloth.
Why are the surfaces of my Panasonic NR-BL268 Refrigerator hot?
Your refrigerator has dew prevention and heat radiation tubes, so the surfaces will get warmer during operation. The back and side plates may also get warmer, especially when starting up or if the door is opened and closed frequently.
How to stop my Panasonic Refrigerator from smelling?
Ensure you are not storing food with a strong odor without properly wrapping it.
What are the normal sounds of Panasonic Refrigerator?
When the refrigerator starts, sounds like water flowing or boiling water are normal; this is the sound of the cooling liquid. Noise may also occur when the automatic defrost system operates. Thermal expansion of internal parts during cooling can cause a "crack-crack" sound. The compressor may run at high speed initially or with frequent door openings, causing a louder sound that will quiet down after cooling fully.
General| Type | Double Door |
|---|---|
| Energy Rating | 3 Star |
| Refrigerant | R600a |
| Number of Door Bins | 3 |
| Ice Tray | Yes |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Total Net Capacity | 254 liters |
| Freezer Net Capacity | 60 liters |
Guidelines for safe use and handling of the power plug and cord to prevent hazards.
Important precautions to observe during the operation of the refrigerator to ensure safety.
Procedures and warnings for handling emergency situations and repairs.
Warning about touching hot components like the compressor and pipes.
Instructions on how to safely recycle the refrigerator and its components.
Essential steps and checks for safe and correct refrigerator installation.
Careful instructions for opening and closing refrigerator doors to avoid pinching or damage.
Advice on plug usage, temperature adjustment, and energy saving during operation.
Recommended methods for cleaning the refrigerator to prevent damage and odors.
Tips for optimal food storage to maintain freshness and prevent odors.
Precautions and steps to follow when moving the refrigerator to prevent injury or damage.
Specifications for the distance required between the refrigerator and walls for proper ventilation.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate installation location, avoiding humidity and heat sources.
Instructions for safely moving or shifting the refrigerator, including preparation steps.
Guidance on how to properly set up and use the power cord.
Information regarding the LED lamp and the importance of proper grounding for electrical safety.
How to adjust the temperature control for the main refrigerator compartment.
Guidance on operating the cold air control for optimal cooling distribution.
Recommendations for storing food in the freezer compartment for extended periods.
Guidance on using the isolation box to prevent odor spread within the freezer.
Tips for regular and temporary storage of food and drinks in the refrigerator.
Information on using the chilled case for storing dairy or daily food.
Advice on storing fruits and vegetables in the vegetable case for optimal freshness.
Instructions on how to adjust the FC/PC trays to the top or bottom positions.
Guidance on adjusting the slide tray level for appropriate use.
Instructions for cleaning the interior surfaces of the refrigerator.
Methods for cleaning the exterior surfaces of the refrigerator.
Guidance on gently cleaning the refrigerator door gasket.
Instructions for removing and attaching glass trays and slide trays for cleaning.
Steps for removing and attaching the tanto tray for cleaning purposes.
Instructions on how to remove and attach the chilled case for cleaning.
Steps for removing and attaching the vegetable case for cleaning.
Guidance on cleaning shelves, egg trays, bottles, and isolation boxes.
Instructions for removing and attaching the pan water evaporator for cleaning.
Checks to perform if the refrigerator is not operating.
Troubleshooting steps for when the refrigerator is not cooling enough.
Explanation and solutions for dew or snow appearing inside or outside the unit.
Checks to perform if the refrigerator is making noise.
Troubleshooting tips if food is becoming frozen unexpectedly.
Advice on addressing unpleasant smells inside the refrigerator.
Explanation for why the refrigerator surfaces may feel warm.
Description of normal sounds produced by the refrigerator during operation.
Guidance for troubleshooting if the internal lamp does not turn on.
