To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my VEVOR BCD-145WD does not operate?
If your VEVOR Refrigerator isn't operating, start by ensuring it's properly plugged into a working outlet. Also, verify that the appliance is turned on. Finally, check your circuit breaker or fuse box to see if a breaker has tripped or a fuse is blown.
How to fix the light on my VEVOR Refrigerator?
If the light in your VEVOR Refrigerator isn't working, first ensure the refrigerator is plugged in. Next, check the circuit breaker or fuse. If those are fine, the LED light or the door pressure switch might be faulty.
Why does my VEVOR BCD-145WD Refrigerator turn on and off frequently?
If your VEVOR Refrigerator turns on and off frequently, it could be due to several reasons. The room temperature might be hotter than normal, or a large amount of contents may have been added to the fridge. It's also possible that the drawer door is opened too often or isn't closed completely. Check if the temperature control is set correctly and ensure the drawer door gasket seals properly.
What to do if the door of my VEVOR BCD-145WD Refrigerator will not close properly?
If your VEVOR Refrigerator door won't close properly, make sure the unit is level. Also, check the door drawer slide screw to ensure it is not loose. Furthermore, inspect the drawer slide for any debris and ensure the drawer slide track is not broken.
How to make my VEVOR BCD-145WD Refrigerator colder?
If your VEVOR Refrigerator isn't cold enough, check the temperature control setting and adjust it as needed. The external environment may require a higher setting.
How to stop my VEVOR BCD-145WD from vibrating?
If your VEVOR Refrigerator is vibrating, check to ensure that the unit is level.
Why does my VEVOR BCD-145WD make so much noise?
The rattling noise may come from the flow of the refrigerant, which is normal. As each cycle ends, you may hear gurgling sounds caused by the flow of refrigerant. Contraction and expansion of the inside walls may cause popping and crackling noises. Also, ensure the unit is level.
Why is my VEVOR Freezer not cold enough?
Your VEVOR Freezer might not be cold enough due to several reasons. Check if the temperature control is set correctly and adjust it to a lower setting if needed. Ensure the external environment doesn't require a lower setting. Avoid opening the drawer door too often and make sure it closes completely. Also, inspect the drawer door gasket for proper sealing and replace it if necessary.
What to do if my VEVOR Freezer does not operate?
If your VEVOR Freezer isn't operating, first check the power connection to ensure it's properly plugged in. Verify that the appliance is turned on. Also, check the circuit breaker and reset it if it has tripped, or replace the fuse if it's broken.
Why does my VEVOR Freezer turn on and off frequently?
Your VEVOR Freezer might be turning on and off frequently due to several factors. The room temperature could be higher than normal, so try to cool down the room. Adding a large amount of contents at once can also cause this issue, so limit the amount you add. Additionally, reduce how often you open the drawer door and ensure it's fully closed. Make sure the temperature control is set correctly, and check the drawer door gasket, replacing it if it doesn't seal properly.
General| Brand | VEVOR |
|---|---|
| Model | BCD-145WD |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Comprehensive safety guidelines including danger, warning, and flammable refrigerant notices.
Guidance on selecting the right location and initial setup steps before operation.
Detailed instructions for physical installation, built-in unit considerations, and electrical connection.
Recommendations and requirements for using an extension cord.
Steps for first-time operation, including power-on and initial stabilization.
Explanation of the control panel layout, lock function, and button operations.
How to set temperatures, control interior lights, and switch display units.
Recommended ambient temperatures for optimal appliance performance and preservation.
Details on factory settings, care, anomalies, and power interruption recovery.
