Why is my Phcbi Refrigerator so noisy?
A noisy Phcbi Refrigerator could be due to several reasons related to its placement and stability. First, ensure the floor beneath the refrigerator is sturdy. Next, check if the installation site is level; if not, level it. Also, verify that the refrigerator itself is level. Finally, confirm that the cabinet isn't touching the surrounding walls, ensure there is space between the cabinet and walls.
What to do if the alarm is activated during operation of Phcbi Refrigerator?
If the alarm activates during the operation of your Phcbi Refrigerator, several factors could be the cause. Check the power supply connection and verify that the capacity and voltage are sufficient. Also, check for a power failure, and reset the circuit breaker or replace the blown fuse if necessary. Consider whether the chamber temperature setting was recently changed and adjust it if needed. Ensure the door hasn't been open for an extended period and close it if it has. Remove any high-temperature items from the chamber and minimize door openings.
How to fix a Phcbi MPR-S150H that won't turn on?
If your Phcbi Refrigerator isn't operating even when plugged in, begin by checking the power supply connection. Verify that the power supply capacity and voltage are sufficient. Check for a power failure, and ensure that the circuit breaker on the supply circuit hasn't been activated; reset it if necessary. Also, check the fuse on the supply circuit and replace it if blown. Make sure the circuit breaker switch is turned ON and that the standby key is pressed. Finally, ensure the plug on the unit side is properly connected; reconnect it if needed.
What to do if no key operation is available on Phcbi MPR-S150H?
If no key operation is available on your Phcbi Refrigerator, the key lock may be set to ON. To resolve this, set the key lock to OFF.
Why does the Phcbi MPR-S150H Refrigerator setting mode return to the temperature display mode?
The setting mode returns to the temperature display mode automatically when 90 seconds has passed without any key operation (auto-return function).
What to do if my Phcbi Refrigerator chamber does not get cold enough?
If the chamber of your Phcbi refrigerator isn't getting cold enough, several factors could be at play. Ensure that you haven't placed a large amount of items or warm products inside recently; if so, reduce the quantity or allow them to cool before storing. Minimize how often you open the door. Check the chamber temperature setting and lower it if it's set too high. Ensure the unit isn't in direct sunlight or near a heat source, and that there's proper ventilation around it. Also, make sure the ambient temperature is within the allowable range (between -5 oC and 35 oC). Reduce the amount of stored items and clear the air exhaust vent if it's blocked. Cover the access port, using insulation and rubber caps when not in use. Finally, check the door gaskets for damage or foreign substances; rem...
Guidance on managing and referencing the user manual for safe operation.
Key warnings and the designed purpose of the appliance for storing sensitive materials.
Critical safety advice, including warnings, cautions, and symbol meanings to prevent injury.
Identification of key external parts of the refrigerator unit.
Instructions on how to properly level and secure the refrigerator.
Importance and method of earthing the unit to prevent electric shock.
Procedures for enabling, disabling, and using the keypad lock feature with a password.
How to view, reset, and set the period for recording max/min chamber temperatures.
Viewing chamber temperature and door operation logs, and exporting them to USB.
Configuring high-temperature, low-temperature alarms, and door buzzer delay.
Adjusting buzzer volume, suspended period, and interior light settings.
Configuring date/time format, date, time, and remote control parameters.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior, interior, and accessories.
Explanation of automatic cycle and sensor-based defrosting.
Details on optional temperature recorders and power failure alarm battery kits.
Information on optional interface boards and shading glass doors.
Guidance on managing and referencing the user manual for safe operation.
Key warnings and the designed purpose of the appliance for storing sensitive materials.
Critical safety advice, including warnings, cautions, and symbol meanings to prevent injury.
Identification of key external parts of the refrigerator unit.
Instructions on how to properly level and secure the refrigerator.
Importance and method of earthing the unit to prevent electric shock.
Procedures for enabling, disabling, and using the keypad lock feature with a password.
How to view, reset, and set the period for recording max/min chamber temperatures.
Viewing chamber temperature and door operation logs, and exporting them to USB.
Configuring high-temperature, low-temperature alarms, and door buzzer delay.
Adjusting buzzer volume, suspended period, and interior light settings.
Configuring date/time format, date, time, and remote control parameters.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior, interior, and accessories.
Explanation of automatic cycle and sensor-based defrosting.
Details on optional temperature recorders and power failure alarm battery kits.
Information on optional interface boards and shading glass doors.
General| Type | Refrigerator |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Defrost System | Automatic |
| Refrigerant | R600a |
| Door Lock | Yes |
| Alarm System | High/Low Temperature, Power Failure |
| Display | Digital |
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