What to do if my Westinghouse WSE7000 freezer is frosting up?
If heavy frosting occurs in the freezer of your Westinghouse Refrigerator, ensure that you fully close the freezer and fridge doors. Remove any frost that develops. Properly closing the doors should prevent frost from reoccurring. The doors should close automatically from 45° open; if not, adjust the cabinetry.
Why is my Westinghouse WSE7000 Refrigerator so noisy?
Modern Westinghouse Refrigerators with increased storage capacity use high-speed compressors, which can create more noise – this is normal. Other strange sounds may indicate a need to check the appliance and take action. Noise may seem louder just after the refrigerator starts operating or at night; this is also normal.
Why is my Westinghouse WSE7000 Refrigerator not cold enough?
If the temperature in your Westinghouse Refrigerator is too warm, ensure it has enough clearance on the sides, back, and top. Also, you may have kept the door open too long or too frequently, or food containers/packaging may be preventing a door from closing properly. For additional assistance, refer to ‘Controlling the temperature’.
Why is my Westinghouse WSE7000 leaking water?
If water drips on the floor from your Westinghouse Refrigerator, the defrost water tray (located at the back or underneath the cabinet) may not be correctly positioned, or the drain tube may not be properly directing water into the tray. Also, ensure that the doors are closed correctly, as a door may have been left open.
How to troubleshoot a Westinghouse Refrigerator that is not working?
If your Westinghouse Refrigerator isn't operating, check that the power cord is properly plugged into the outlet and switched 'ON'. Try another appliance in the same outlet to rule out a blown fuse or tripped circuit. Also, try adjusting the temperature control to a slightly colder setting. Note that the freezer fan may not operate during the automatic defrost cycle or shortly after the appliance is turned on.
Why does my Westinghouse WSE7000 motor run constantly?
If the motor in your Westinghouse Refrigerator seems to run more than expected, remember that new models with larger capacities often operate more frequently. Ensure the doors aren't kept open too long or too often, and check if the controls are set too cold. Large amounts of warm food recently stored, a hot day, or recent installation can also cause this.
How to get rid of bad smell in Westinghouse Refrigerator?
If you notice odors inside your Westinghouse Refrigerator, the interior may need cleaning. Remember that some foods, containers, and wrappings can produce odors. Consider if the odor started around the same time you began storing something unusual or strong-smelling.
Why does one Westinghouse WSE7000 Refrigerator door open when the other closes?
It is normal for a Westinghouse freezer or fridge door to momentarily pop open when the other door is closed. If the cabinet is adjusted properly, the door will re-close quickly.
General| Style | Side-by-Side |
|---|---|
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Number of Doors | 2 |
| Total Capacity | 24.2 cu. ft. |
| Refrigerator Capacity | 14 cu. ft. |
| Freezer Capacity | 6 cu. ft. |
| Number of Refrigerator Shelves | 5 |
| Number of Refrigerator Bins | 6 |
| Humidity Controlled Crispers | 2 |
| Number of Freezer Shelves/Baskets | 2 Total |
| Refrigerator Temperature | - |
| Refrigerator Special Features | Carbon Air Filter |
| Freezer Special Features | LED Lighting |
| Defrost System | - |
| Noise level | - |
| Refrigerant | R600a |
| Energy Class | - |
| Annual Energy Consumption | 637 kWh |
| Voltage | - |
| Frequency | - |
| Current | - |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 29 3/8 in |
|---|---|
| Height | 70 in |
| Width | 35 3/4 in |
| Net Weight | 330 Lbs |
Explains the meaning of symbols used for safety and information.
Details safety measures for appliance operation, child safety, and proper disposal.
Provides crucial 'do's' and 'don'ts' for safe refrigerator operation.
Specific safety instructions for models with ice and water dispensers.
Illustrates and lists the specific components and features of the WSE7000 refrigerator model.
Illustrates and lists the specific components and features of the WSE6970 refrigerator model.
Illustrates and lists the specific components and features of the WSE6100 refrigerator model.
Illustrates and lists the specific components and features of the WSE6070 refrigerator model.
Specifies required air circulation space around the refrigerator for proper installation.
Step-by-step guide for positioning and leveling the refrigerator, including roller adjustment.
Instructions on how to adjust refrigerator doors vertically for proper alignment.
Guidance on removing internal packaging and initial cleaning after unpacking.
Information about the supplied external water filter kit and its benefits.
Details the necessary water pressure and supply type for ice and water systems.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting and installing the water filter.
Detailed guide on connecting the water tubes to the tap fitting and refrigerator.
Instructions for purging air from the lines and initial operation of the dispenser and ice maker.
Explains temperature sensors, door bins, dairy compartment, and store-safe compartment.
Details usage of deli compartment, slide-out shelves, freezer baskets, and crisper bins.
Explains how to use the twist ice & serve and the ice/water dispenser functions.
Guide to controlling temperature, changing display units, and setting the clock.
Explains drinks chill timer, energy efficiency modes (normal, eco, holiday), and quick freeze.
Covers electronic display, temperature control, and alarms for WSE6970 & WSE6070 models.
Details ice maker operation, cube size adjustment, and ice type selection.
Step-by-step guide for safely replacing the refrigerator light bulb.
Instructions for cleaning cabinet, doors, and stainless steel surfaces, including the drip tray.
Guidelines for regularly cleaning the refrigerator's interior surfaces and door seals.
Advice on reducing energy consumption through proper usage and maintenance.
Provides advice on best practices for storing food in the refrigerator compartment.
Offers tips for effective food storage and freezing in the freezer compartment.
Addresses issues like the appliance not operating, noise, odors, and temperature problems.
Provides solutions for common problems related to the ice maker and water dispenser.
Blank pages intended for users to record personal notes and observations.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and coverage for Electrolux appliance warranties in Australia and New Zealand.
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