Pelgrim PVS24102N User Manual (English)

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caldwellloriSep 8, 2025
What to do if my Pelgrim PVS24102N Freezer is running constantly?
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  lbakerSep 8, 2025
  If the cooling system of your Pelgrim Freezer operates continuously for a long period of time, it could be due to several factors. The ambient temperature might be too high, or the door may have been opened too frequently or for too long. Ensure the door is closing correctly, checking for any obstructions on the seal, misalignment, or damage. Avoid inserting too much fresh food at once. Also, ensure sufficient air circulation behind the appliance and clean the condenser unit to improve cooling.
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kari50Sep 10, 2025
Why is my Pelgrim PVS24102N making a noise?
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  Dale HerreraSep 10, 2025
  Your Pelgrim Freezer may be making noise because it is cooled by a refrigeration system with a compressor (and, in some models, a fan). This is normal. The noise from the compressor or flowing refrigerant may be louder when you first connect the appliance; this is not a defect and will not affect the appliance's lifespan. The appliance may also be temporarily noisier after the door has been opened too long or too often, after a large amount of fresh food has been added, or when the intensive freezing function is activated.
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derrick14Sep 12, 2025
What to do if the temperature display or LED lighting is flashing on my Pelgrim Freezer?
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  Carmen MillerSep 12, 2025
  If the temperature display or LED lighting on your Pelgrim Freezer is flashing, it may be because the door has been opened for too long or too frequently. Ensure the door is closed properly. If, after two hours, the set temperature and/or LED lighting are still flashing, you should call a service technician.
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jacksonamandaSep 13, 2025
What to do if my Pelgrim Freezer is connected to the power mains but it does not work?
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  cynthiaadamsSep 14, 2025
  If your Pelgrim Freezer is connected to the power mains but isn't working, first, make sure there is voltage in the power outlet and that the appliance is switched on.