To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there a bad smell in my Samsung SRS603HLS Refrigerator?
A bad smell in your Samsung Refrigerator could be due to spoiled food. Make sure to wrap strong-smelling foods, like fish, so that they are airtight. Clean out your freezer regularly and discard any spoiled or questionable food.
Why are the front corners of my Samsung SRS603HLS hot and causing condensation?
Some heat is normal on the front corners of your Samsung Refrigerator because anti-condensators are installed there to prevent condensation. Condensation can also occur if the refrigerator door is left ajar for an extended period. Water condensation in the drawer may occur when storing vegetables; this will naturally disappear over time.
Why is my Samsung SRS603HLS Refrigerator making strange noises?
Unusual noises from your Samsung Refrigerator can often be resolved with a few simple checks. First, make sure the refrigerator is level and stable. Ensure that the back of the refrigerator isn't too close to the wall, which can prevent proper air circulation. Also, check behind and under the refrigerator to see if anything has fallen there. Note that a ticking sound is normal due to the accessories contracting or expanding. If you hear a “bleep” alarm, ensure the door of the refrigerator is closed properly.
Why is there condensation on my Samsung SRS603HLS?
If you notice heat and condensation on the front of your Samsung Refrigerator, be aware that some heat is normal because anti-condensators are installed to prevent condensation. However, condensation can also occur if the refrigerator door is left ajar for an extended period, so ensure the door is properly closed.
Why do I hear water bubbling in my Samsung SRS603HLS Refrigerator?
This bubbling sound is normal. It comes from the refrigerator coolant liquid circulating through the Samsung Refrigerator.
General| Brand | Samsung |
|---|---|
| Model | SRS603HLS |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
High effective compressor reduces power consumption, lowers noise, and improves cooling.
Separate evaporators provide efficient and independent cooling for fridge and freezer.
Explains the meaning of warning and caution symbols indicating danger or risk of injury/damage.
Details the meaning of various symbols indicating prohibitions, mandatory actions, or service recommendations.
Provides guidance on selecting the best location and required space for refrigerator installation.
Instructions on adjusting the leveling legs to ensure stability and even doors.
Guidance on making minor adjustments to ensure the refrigerator doors are perfectly even.
Steps for final setup, checking interior light, setting initial temperature, and ensuring smooth operation.
Explains the function of each button on the control panel for fridge, vacation, power cool, power freeze, and child lock.
Guidance on maximizing freezer space and proper storage techniques for freshness.
Details on storing various food types in fridge compartments, including special drawers and door bins.
Step-by-step instructions for removing freezer shelves, door bins, and drawers.
Instructions for removing fridge shelves, vegetable drawers, and door bins.
Guidance on cleaning the interior, exterior, home bar, and door seals.
Explains the door's auto-catch and self-closing feature for a secure seal.
