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POSSIBLE CAUSE AND REMEDY
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Qif interior Iigfitis not on,
freez#rnay not be
pluggedin,atwdl receptacle;
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PIUg a
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appliance into the same outlet to determine
if there is a trippedcircuit breaker
or burnedout fuse,
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FREEZERSTARTS
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Package holding door open.
TOO FREQUENTLY
~ Temperature control set on too high a number.'
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e Door opened too frequently or too long.
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FREEZER OPERATES
~ package
~Oldingdoor open.
TOOLONG
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e DoorOpen@too frequentlyor too long,
o Temperature Contt-ol set m hm high a numbe~
~ Inadequate@rcirculationspacearoundcabinet—seepage2.
NOISY
OPERATlON
@ Weakness in room floor.
@Legs
need adjusting.
41RFLOWNOISE
~ Properair circulation.
;ABINET VIBRATES
@ Weaknessin room floor.
* Legsneed adjusting.
'OODSDEFROSTING
@Blownfuse or tripped circuit breake~
@Not plugged in.
~ Temperaturecontrol in OFF position.
~ Packageholding door open.
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