U-Line 1000 SERIES User Manual (English)

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Questions and Answers:

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perezjosephAug 20, 2025
Why is my U-Line 1000 Refrigerator not cooling?
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  Ms. Sarah CarpenterAug 20, 2025
  Several factors can cause your U-Line refrigerator to not cool properly. The compressor might be overheating; verify proper airflow through the condenser and check if the condenser is clean. Also, confirm the condenser fan and compressor are operating correctly by checking the operating voltage. If the compressor is not operating, test the overload and relay, replacing them if needed. If the evaporator fan isn't working, further diagnostics may be required. If the compressor is operating but there is still no cooling, refer to the System Diagnosis Guide.
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Darryl LaraAug 22, 2025
Why is my U-Line 1000 Refrigerator freezing food?
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  mendozanancyAug 22, 2025
  If your U-Line refrigerator is freezing food, the control might be set too cold; adjust the Set Point Temp accordingly. Also, review the logged error codes. A thermistor failure could also be the reason; check the Error Log and OHM the thermistor.
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amytannerAug 25, 2025
What to do if my U-Line 1000 Refrigerator is not cold enough?
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  Lisa WilliamsAug 25, 2025
  If your U-Line Refrigerator isn't cold enough, remember that air temperature doesn't always reflect the product temperature. You can find instructions on checking product temperature in the OPERATION section. Try adjusting the temperature to a cooler setting. Make sure the refrigerator isn't in a spot with high ambient temperatures or direct sunlight. Check that the door seals properly and closes correctly. Also, be sure the interior light hasn't been on for too long and that nothing is blocking the front grille at the bottom of the unit. Finally, ensure the condenser coil is clean and free of dirt or lint.
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Jose GuerreroAug 26, 2025
How to fix a U-Line Refrigerator when the digital display shows 1-16 or 99?
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  Holly RangelAug 27, 2025
  If the digital display on your U-Line Refrigerator shows 1-16 or 99, it's possible that a factory test mode is enabled. To resolve this, adjust the temperature to 99 and then press the LIGHT icon.
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Danny PatrickAug 28, 2025
What to do if my U-Line Refrigerator display is not working?
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  Joseph WilliamsAug 28, 2025
  If the display on your U-Line refrigerator isn't working, first check if the unit has been placed in Sabbath mode by pressing and holding the display for 5 seconds. If that's not the issue, verify that both ends of the display wiring are firmly connected. If the wiring is broken or damaged, perform a continuity test and replace the wiring as needed.
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David RileyAug 30, 2025
Why is there frost buildup inside my U-Line 1000 Refrigerator?
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  danielhernandezAug 30, 2025
  Frost buildup inside your U-Line refrigerator can occur if the door is ajar or restricted from closing. Check the door clearance to adjoining cabinetry and the distribution of the product inside the unit. Another possible cause is that the evaporator fan is not operating. Also, a thermistor failure could be the reason; check the Error Log.
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johnallenSep 1, 2025
Why are the internal lights not working in my U-Line Refrigerator?
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  Clarence NormanSep 1, 2025
  If the internal lights in your U-Line refrigerator are not working, first check if the unit is set to Sabbath Mode by pressing and holding the display for 5 seconds. Also, the door switch may be misaligned or defective, so check the function of the reed switch and the door magnet adjustment.
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Patrick KnightSep 3, 2025
How to reduce noise from U-Line Refrigerator?
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  Anthony SimmonsSep 3, 2025
  If your U-Line refrigerator is noisy, it could be due to refrigeration tubing touching the cabinet; carefully reposition the tubing. Another cause might be a fan blade obstruction, such as wiring, foam insulation, or packaging material; remove any obstruction.
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Kristen AyalaSep 5, 2025
Why does my U-Line Refrigerator have frost on internal surfaces?
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  Joseph ZamoraSep 5, 2025
  Frost on the rear wall is normal and will melt during each off cycle. However, excessive humidity and high ambient temperature can cause frost to build up on the internal surfaces of your U-Line Refrigerator. If the build-up is 1/4" or more, manually defrost the unit. Also, make sure the door is closing and sealing properly to prevent further frost accumulation.

U-Line 1000 SERIES Specifications

General

Product Line	1000 SERIES
Category	Refrigerator
Defrost System	Automatic
Voltage	115 V
Interior Light	LED
Installation	Built-in
Finish Options	Stainless Steel, Black
Height	34.25 inches
Width	23.75 inches

Summary

Introduction and Product Information

Product Information

Details on finding user guides, spec sheets, CAD drawings, and warranty information.

Handling Property Damage or Injury Concerns

Steps to take if property damage or personal injury is suspected related to a U-Line product.

Safety Alerts and Definitions

Understanding Safety Alert Levels

Explains the meaning of Danger, Warning, and Caution labels used throughout the guide.

Safe Disposal and Recycling

Preventing Child Entrapment During Disposal

Warning about child entrapment in old refrigerators/freezers and steps to prevent it.

Operating Environment Requirements

Temperature Range and Performance

Specifies the ideal operating temperature range and impact of higher temperatures.

Condensation in High Humidity

Explains condensation appearance in high humidity and its normal nature.

Electrical Installation and Safety

Electrical Grounding Requirements

Stresses the importance of electrical grounding and proper plug usage.

Adherence to Electrical Codes

Mandates adherence to local codes and recommends specific circuit configurations.

Installation Cutout Dimensions

Clearance for Built-in Units

Explains clearance requirements for built-in units and the front grille.

Restriction: Closed Cabinet Doors

Warns against installing the unit behind a closed cabinet door.

Unit Physical Dimensions

Overall Unit Dimensions and Panel Allowance

Displays overall dimensions including integrated panel allowance and depth.

Side-by-Side Installation Guide

Clearance Between Units

Specifies cutout width and spacing needed between units for door swing.

Separate Electrical Receptacles

Details the requirement for separate, grounded electrical receptacles for each unit.

Anti-Tip Bracket Installation

Securing the Anti-Tip Bracket

Step-by-step instructions for installing the anti-tip bracket to prevent tipping.

General Installation and Leveling

Unit Placement and Leveling Procedure

Guides on plugging in, positioning, and leveling the unit using adjustable legs.

Leveling Tip for Floor Height Differences

Advice on adjusting rear legs for specific floor height differences for easier installation.

Integrated Panel Preparation

Panel Weight and Finishing

Specifies maximum panel weight and finishing recommendations to prevent warping.

Integrated Panel Dimensions and Drilling

Provides dimensions for cutting integrated panels and drilling holes.

Integrated Panel Mounting Steps

Securing the Panel to the Door

Details using clamps and screws to attach the panel to the door/drawer.

Gasket Channel Interaction

Explains how screws interact with the gasket channel for proper closure.

Integrated Panel Final Assembly

Final Panel Adjustment and Gasket Reinstallation

Instructions for fine-tuning panel position and re-installing the gasket.

Grille and Plinth Installation

Removing the Front Grille

Steps to safely remove the front grille, including power disconnection.

Installing the Front Grille

Instructions for aligning and securing the grille after work is completed.

Door Swing Clearance Requirements

Zero Clearance for Cabinet Installations

Explains zero clearance for 90° door opening when adjacent to cabinets.

Clearance for Wall Installations

Details required clearances for stainless steel, black/white, and integrated models near walls.

Door Alignment and Reversal Procedures

Aligning the Door for Proper Sealing

Steps to align the door for proper sealing and cooling.

Initiating Door Reversal

Initial steps for reversing the door swing by removing the top hinge.

Completing Door Reversal

Removing Bottom Hinge and Door

Details on removing the bottom hinge and the door itself.

Reinstalling Top Hinge and Door

Instructions for installing the alternate top hinge and reattaching the door.

Free Standing Kit Installation

Installing the Free Standing Kit Components

Steps for removing the grille and attaching the kit components to the unit base.

Initial Unit Startup

Factory Settings and Initial Operation

Notes that controls are preset and recommends running the unit overnight before loading.

Basic Control Operation

Control Function Quick Guide

Explains functions like ON/OFF, toggling lights, adjusting temperature, and F/C toggle.

Door Ajar Alert Notification

Describes the audible and visual alert for doors left open longer than 5 minutes.

Sabbath Mode Functionality

How to Enable Sabbath Mode

Step-by-step guide to activate Sabbath Mode, disabling certain functions.

Airflow and Product Loading Guidelines

Ensuring Proper Airflow

Emphasizes not blocking the grille, fans, or vents for optimal efficiency.

Freezer Basket Care

Removing and Reinstalling Baskets

Instructions for removing and reinstalling freezer baskets.

Cleaning Freezer Baskets

How to clean baskets and a note that they are not dishwasher safe.

Unit Cleaning Procedures

Exterior Cleaning for Stainless Steel

How to clean stainless steel surfaces, avoiding certain materials.

Interior Cleaning Steps

Steps for cleaning the interior, emphasizing mild detergents and avoiding abrasives.

Caution for Manual Defrosting

Warns against using sharp objects or heaters for defrosting.

Manual Defrosting Process

Steps for Manual Defrosting

Detailed steps for manual defrosting, including unit removal and natural melting.

Condenser Cleaning

Recommended Condenser Cleaning Interval

Recommends cleaning the condenser every six months for efficiency.

Steps for Cleaning the Condenser

Instructions for removing the grille and cleaning the coil with a brush or vacuum.

Preparing for Extended Non-Use

Unit Shutdown Procedures

Steps for preparing the unit for vacation or prolonged shutdown.

Winterization and Freezing Temperature Precautions

Guidance for units exposed to freezing temperatures and warranty impact.

General Troubleshooting

Pre-Service Troubleshooting Steps

Advice to read sections like Control Operation and Normal Operating Sounds first.

Understanding Normal Operating Sounds

Describes common sounds from components like compressor and evaporator fan.

Common Problems and Solutions

Lists problems like no light, door light, frost, and condensation with causes/remedies.

Troubleshooting Temperature Issues

Product Not Cold Enough Causes

Lists causes like temperature setting, ambient temp, and obstructions.

Method for Checking Product Temperature

Method for testing actual product temperature using a water bottle and thermometer.

Unit Wire Diagram

Electrical Schematic Overview

Presents the wiring diagram for the unit's electrical components.

Product Liability and Damage Assessment

Service Technician's Role in Assessment

Outlines technician's role in assessing damage and reporting findings.

Process for Resolving Damage Issues

Explains how installation issues or unknown damage sources are handled.

Filing Warranty Claims

Required Information for Warranty Claims

Lists required documentation like serial number, proof of purchase, and dealer info.

Warranty Coverage, Exclusions, and Legal Rights

Details coverage, exclusions, and limitations of the U-Line warranty.

U-Line Parts Identification

Parts List for U-1224FZRINT-00A

A comprehensive list of parts with item numbers, descriptions, and U-Line part numbers.

Ordering Replacement Parts

Methods for Ordering Replacement Parts

Information on ordering parts via website, fax, or phone.

Importance of Genuine U-Line Parts

Emphasizes the importance of using genuine parts to maintain performance and warranty.

R-600a Refrigerant Safety and Specs

R-600a Flammability Warnings

Highlights flammability warnings associated with R-600a refrigerant.

Essential Safety Precautions for R-600a

Lists essential safety measures like using gloves, eye protection, and fire extinguishers.

R-600a Service Procedures

R-600a Technician and Tool Requirements

Specifies requirements for technicians servicing R-600a units.

R-600a Handling and Labeling

Covers proper handling, labeling, and ventilation for R-600a.

R-600a System Repair and Leak Detection

System Evacuation, Purging, and Leak Detection

Procedures for evacuating, purging with nitrogen, and leak detection.

Precautions for R-600a System Repair

Guidelines for repair, including avoiding open flames and leak testing.

R-600a Recharging and Safe Handling

R-600a Recharging Process

Steps for leak testing, evacuating, and recharging the system with R-600a.

Summary of Safe R-600a Handling

Key points for safe handling of R-600a, including tools and labeling.

Refrigeration System Diagnosis

Diagnosis Table by System Condition

A table correlating system conditions with pressure, temperature, and wattage readings.

Compressor Specifications and Testing

Compressor Electrical Data

Provides electrical specifications for the EM3D50HLT compressor.

Compressor Winding Resistance Testing

Instructions for measuring start, run, and ground winding resistance.

Advanced Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Electronic Control Features

Discusses diagnostic capabilities of advanced electronic controls.

Explanation of Normal Operating Sounds

Reiteration of common sounds from various components.

Component Testing Using Service Mode

How to test individual components using service menu #19.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Troubleshooting Cooling and Product Issues

Addresses concerns like "Not Cooling" and "Frozen Product" with potential causes and remedies.

Troubleshooting Display and Noise Issues

Covers troubleshooting for display not working, internal lights, and noisy operation.

Main Control and Power Fault Troubleshooting

Diagnosing Unit Power Issues

Provides a flowchart to diagnose unit power-on problems.

Testing Main Control Board and Outputs

Procedures to test the main control board and its relays/DC outputs.

Main Control Faults and Factory Defaults

How to address configuration errors by restoring factory defaults.

Reed Switch Functionality

Monitoring Door State with Reed Switch

Explains how the reed switch monitors door state and triggers warnings.

Service Mode User Interface

UI Button Functions in Service Mode

Details the function of each button (Hidden, Up, Down, Light, Power, Mode Select, LED).

Control Operation in Service Mode

Service Mode Diagnostic Options

Explains entering service mode for diagnostics and selecting options.

Showroom Mode Operation

How to enter and exit Showroom Mode for display environments.

Service Mode Menu Guide

Thermistor Readings and Offset Adjustments

Details for viewing and adjusting thermistor offsets and differentials.

Adjusting Defrost Interval and Duration

How to adjust defrost intervals and duration settings.

Service Mode Error and Component Details

Viewing Error Logs and Thermistor Settings

How to view and clear error logs and details on thermistor differential.

Component Testing and Model Information

Explains individual component toggles, model number indication, and defrost cycle views.

Model Number Programming

Model List Reference

A table listing models and their corresponding model indicator numbers.

Procedure to Correct Model Number

Step-by-step guide to program the correct model number into the unit.

Relay and Output Chart

Chart of Component Control Mapping

A chart detailing which relays and outputs control specific components for various models.

Thermistor Functionality and Failures

Thermistor Basics and Testing Methods

Explains thermistor operation, resistance testing, and connection maintenance.

Thermistor Failure Behavior

Describes unit behavior when zone or evaporator thermistors fail.

Thermistor Resistance Data

Thermistor Resistance vs. Temperature Chart

A table providing nominal resistance values for thermistors at various temperatures.

Automatic Defrost Settings

Defrost Parameters for Base Models

Lists defrost settings (run time, duration, temp) for various base models.

Zone-Based Defrost Settings (3000 Series)

Explains how defrost settings are determined by zone for 3000 series models.

Evaporator Fan and Cover Removal

Convection Cooling System Overview

Describes the convection cooling system and the evaporator fan's role.

Evaporator Fan Operation Modes

Explains fan delay times and response to door switch state.

Evaporator Fan Replacement

Fan Shroud and Wire Routing

Instructions for removing the fan shroud and routing the fan wire correctly.

Unit Reassembly and Sealing

Guidance on reassembling the unit, ensuring proper sealing and leveling.

U-Line Limited Warranty Information

One and Second Year Limited Warranty

Details the coverage for the first and second year, including registration.

Five Year Sealed System Limited Warranty

Covers specific sealed system parts for five years, excluding labor.

Warranty Terms, Exclusions, and Legal Rights

Outlines general terms, exclusions (negligence, misuse, etc.), and legal rights.

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U-Line 1000 SERIES User Manual

Table of Contents

Other manuals for U-Line 1000 SERIES

Questions and Answers:

U-Line 1000 SERIES Specifications

Summary

Introduction and Product Information

Product Information

Handling Property Damage or Injury Concerns

Safety Alerts and Definitions

Understanding Safety Alert Levels

Safe Disposal and Recycling

Preventing Child Entrapment During Disposal

Operating Environment Requirements

Temperature Range and Performance

Condensation in High Humidity

Electrical Installation and Safety

Electrical Grounding Requirements

Adherence to Electrical Codes

Installation Cutout Dimensions

Clearance for Built-in Units

Restriction: Closed Cabinet Doors

Unit Physical Dimensions

Overall Unit Dimensions and Panel Allowance

Side-by-Side Installation Guide

Clearance Between Units

Separate Electrical Receptacles

Anti-Tip Bracket Installation

Securing the Anti-Tip Bracket

General Installation and Leveling

Unit Placement and Leveling Procedure

Leveling Tip for Floor Height Differences

Integrated Panel Preparation

Panel Weight and Finishing

Integrated Panel Dimensions and Drilling

Integrated Panel Mounting Steps

Securing the Panel to the Door

Gasket Channel Interaction

Integrated Panel Final Assembly

Final Panel Adjustment and Gasket Reinstallation

Grille and Plinth Installation

Removing the Front Grille

Installing the Front Grille

Door Swing Clearance Requirements

Zero Clearance for Cabinet Installations

Clearance for Wall Installations

Door Alignment and Reversal Procedures

Aligning the Door for Proper Sealing

Initiating Door Reversal

Completing Door Reversal

Removing Bottom Hinge and Door

Reinstalling Top Hinge and Door

Free Standing Kit Installation

Installing the Free Standing Kit Components

Initial Unit Startup

Factory Settings and Initial Operation

Basic Control Operation

Control Function Quick Guide

Door Ajar Alert Notification

Sabbath Mode Functionality

How to Enable Sabbath Mode

Airflow and Product Loading Guidelines

Ensuring Proper Airflow

Freezer Basket Care

Removing and Reinstalling Baskets

Cleaning Freezer Baskets

Unit Cleaning Procedures

Exterior Cleaning for Stainless Steel

Interior Cleaning Steps

Caution for Manual Defrosting

Manual Defrosting Process

Steps for Manual Defrosting

Condenser Cleaning

Recommended Condenser Cleaning Interval

Steps for Cleaning the Condenser

Preparing for Extended Non-Use

Unit Shutdown Procedures

Winterization and Freezing Temperature Precautions

General Troubleshooting

Pre-Service Troubleshooting Steps