troubleshooting _2726_ operating
03 TROUBLESHOOTING
REMOVING THE INTERIOR PARTS
When assembling, put fridge shelves in
the correct position and do not put them
upside down. It may cause a personal
injury or material damage.
When you put the shelves back, make
sure the side with the label “Front” on it
face the front of the refrigerator.
Shelves
Gently lift up the shelves
with both hands and pull
it toward you. (Glass shelf)
Do not put the shelves upside down or
backwards.
There is a risk of falling.
Door guards
Firmly grab the door
guards with both hands
and lift it up gently to
remove the door guards.
Water tank may not be available
depending on the model.
Drawers
Pull the drawers out fully
then slightly lift it up to
remove the drawers.
• If the drawers get stuck to door, remove drawer
by lifting up after remove shelves.
CLEANING THE REFRIGERATOR
CAUTION
CAUTION
Do not use Benzene, Thinner or Clorox™
for cleaning.
They may damage the surface of the
appliance and can create a risk of fire.
Do not spray the refrigerator with water
while it is plugged in, as it may cause
an electric shock. Do not clean the
refrigerator with benzene, thinner or car
detergent for risk of fire.
1. Unplug the power cord of the refrigerator.
2. Slightly dampen a soft lint-free cloth or paper
towel with water.
Do not use any kind of detergent to clean
the refrigerator because that can discolor
or damage the refrigerator.
3. Wipe the inside and outside of refrigerator until
it is clean and dry.
4. Plug the power cord of the refrigerator.
REPLACING THE LED LAMP
When the interior or exterior LED lamp has gone
out, do not disassemble the lamp cover and LED
lamp by yourself.
Please contact your service agents.
WARNING
CAUTION
troubleshooting
PROBLEM SOLUTION
The appliance is
not operating at all
or the temperature
is too high.
• Check if the power plug is correctly connected.
• Is the temperature control on the front panel correctly set?
• Does sun shine on the appliance or are there any heat sources nearby?
• Is the back of the appliance too close to the wall?
The food in the
refrigerator is
frozen.
• Is the temperature control on the front panel set to the coldest temperature?
• Is the surrounding temperature too low?
There are unusual
noises.
• Check if the appliance is installed on a stable and even floor.
• Is the back of the appliance too close to the wall?
• Have any foreign objects fallen behind or under the appliance?
• Is the noise coming from the compressor in the appliance?
• A ticking sound occurs when the various accessories contract or expand.
The front corners
and sides of the
appliance are warm
and condensation
starts to form.
• Heat-proof pipes are installed in the front corners of the appliance to prevent
condensation from forming. When the surrounding temperature rises, this may not
always be effective. However, this is not abnormal.
• In very humid weather, condensation may form on the outer surface of the appliance
when the moisture in the air comes into contact with the cool surface of the appliance.
You can hear a
liquid bubbling in
the appliance.
• This is the refrigerant, which cools the inside of the appliance.
There is a bad
smell inside the
appliance.
• Is there any spoiled food inside of the refrigerator?
• Make sure that strong smelling food (for example, fish) is wrapped so that it is airtight.
• Clean out your refrigerator periodically and throw away any spoiled or suspect food.
There is a layer
of frost on the
appliances walls.
• Are the air outlet vents blocked by food stored inside the refrigerator?
• Space the food out as much as possible to improve ventilation.
• Is the door fully closed?
Condensation
forms on the
inside wall of the
appliance and
around vegetables.
• Food with a high water content is stored uncovered with a high humidity level or the
door has been left open for a long time.
• Store the food with a cover or in sealed containers.
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