To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Randell FX-1A-290 Refrigerator is too warm?
If your Randell Refrigerator is too warm, there are several potential causes and solutions: * Ensure the door or drawer is fully closed. * Inspect the gasket for wear and proper positioning. * Adjust the control set point. * Pre-chill the product to 37°F (or 3°F for freezers) before placing it in the cabinet. * Initiate a manual defrost.
How to fix a Randell Refrigerator that does not run?
If your Randell Refrigerator isn't running, start by checking these potential causes: * Make sure the unit is plugged in. * Ensure the control is turned on. * If these steps don't resolve the issue, it may be due to a faulty control, in that case you can call for service at 888-994-7636.
General| Brand | Randell |
|---|---|
| Model | FX-1A-290 |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Voltage | 115V |
| Hertz | 60 Hz |
| Shelves | 3 |
| Phase | 1 |
| Certification | NSF |
Covers replacement of defective parts within one year from shipment date.
Details labor reimbursement for authorized service agents within ninety days of installation.
Outlines conditions for optional 5-year compressor warranty coverage and reimbursement.
Explains optional labor extension policies, offering 1 or 2 year extensions.
Details warranty coverage for equipment exported outside continental U.S.
Lists exclusions from warranty coverage, including maintenance and abuse.
Notes that product specifications may change due to ongoing improvements.
Covers NSF, UL safety requirements, and local regulations for product use.
States that orders cancelled before production scheduling may incur charges.
Details charges for holding equipment beyond the original delivery date.
Outlines Unified Brands' policy on shipping, carrier selection, and rate differences.
Provides instructions for inspecting shipments and filing claims for freight damage.
Explains the procedure for obtaining authorization and returning merchandise.
States that equipment installation is the responsibility of the dealer or customer.
Clarifies that dealer penalty clauses are not binding on Unified Brands.
Guidelines for choosing a suitable location based on load, clearance, and ventilation.
A list of checks to perform before starting up the unit after installation.
Requirements and recommendations for proper electrical connection by a qualified electrician.
Recommended ambient operating temperature range for optimal performance.
Explanation of the controller's functions and LED indicators.
Instructions on how to initiate a manual defrost cycle using the controller.
Steps to adjust the temperature set point up or down using the controller.
Procedure to switch the temperature display unit between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
How to acknowledge visual alarms on the display, such as door ajar warnings.
Steps to enable or configure the audible door/drawer alarm settings.
Information on the type of manifold set suitable for servicing this equipment.
Guidelines for recovering R-290 refrigerant in compliance with regulations.
Procedures for leak detection and repair on the R-290 refrigeration system.
Steps for correctly charging the refrigeration system with refrigerant.
Details warning labels found inside the evaporator compartment.
Identifies warning labels located near the machine compartment and on the nameplate.
Describes caution labels affixed to the exterior of the unit.
Highlights caution labels found near the refrigerant tubing.
