To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does condensation form on the interior walls or around vegetables in my Samsung RT50K6335EF?
If condensation forms on the interior walls or around vegetables in your Samsung Refrigerator, ensure that food containing a high portion of water is covered or stored in sealed containers. Avoid leaving the door open.
How to get rid of bad smell in Samsung RT50K6335EF?
To address a bad smell inside your Samsung Refrigerator, inspect for any spoiled food and remove it; regular cleaning is recommended. Also, ensure that strong-smelling foods are wrapped airtight.
Why does a bad smell come from inside the Samsung RT50K6335EF Refrigerator?
If there is a bad smell inside your Samsung Refrigerator, check for any spoiled food and remove it. Clean the refrigerator regularly and ensure strong-smelling food is wrapped airtight.
Why do the front corners and sides of my Samsung RT50K6335EF Refrigerator become warm and form condensation?
To prevent condensation and warmth on the front corners and sides of your Samsung Refrigerator due to rising ambient temperature, the refrigerator has heat-proof piping in the front corners. Condensation may also occur if humid air contacts the cool surface.
Why does my Samsung Refrigerator have warm corners and condensation?
The warmth and condensation on the front corners and sides of your Samsung Refrigerator are generally not a system failure. The refrigerator has heat-proof piping in the front corners. Condensation may also form on the exterior surface if humid air comes into contact with the cool surface.
How to stop my Samsung RT50K6335EF Refrigerator from making noise?
To reduce noise from your Samsung Refrigerator, ensure it is installed on a stable, flat surface and has sufficient space around the rear and side walls. Also, check for any impurities or foreign objects inside or underneath the refrigerator. Note that a ticking sound may occur due to the expansion/contraction of removable parts, which is normal.
Why is my Samsung RT50K6335EF Refrigerator not cooling?
Several factors can cause a Samsung Refrigerator to not cool correctly. First, ensure the power cord is properly connected. Second, verify that the temperature control is correctly set. Also, make sure the refrigerator is not exposed to direct sunlight or a heat source and that there is enough space around the rear and side walls. Finally, avoid overfilling the refrigerator, as too much food can block ventilation.
Why is frost forming on the interior walls of my Samsung RT50K6335EF?
If frost is forming on the interior walls of your Samsung Refrigerator, make sure that food isn't blocking the vents and arrange food items evenly to allow proper ventilation. Also, ensure that the refrigerator door is closing properly.
What to do if the ice maker is not working on Samsung Refrigerator?
If the ice maker in your Samsung Refrigerator isn't making ice, allow 12 hours for ice production to begin. Ensure the ice maker is not stopped and that the freezer is set below 0 °C (or -5 °C in warm ambient air). Also, make sure the water tank is filled with water.
What to do if the water dispenser is not working on Samsung Refrigerator?
If the water dispenser on your Samsung Refrigerator isn't working, first check if the water tank is frozen; if so, select a higher fridge temperature. Also, ensure the water tank is filled with water and installed properly. Finally, make sure the water filter is correctly installed.
General| Cooling Technology | Twin Cooling Plus |
|---|---|
| Energy Rating | A+ |
| Compressor | Digital Inverter Compressor |
| Noise Level | 39 dB |
| Number of Shelves | 4 |
| Number of Door Bins | 5 |
| Type | Top Freezer |
| Ice Maker | No |
