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It is too cold inside the refrigerator.
There is water on the cooling plate inside
the refrigerator.
Water is running inside the refrigerator.
Water comes out on the floor.
It is too warm inside the freezer.
It is too cold inside the freezer.
Too much frost and ice are produced.
The compressor operates continuously.
The cabinet does not operate at all.
Cooling or interior light does not
operate. No indicator lamps light.
Power failure
Set a warmer temperature.
Vegetables and other products that are easily frozen have been
placed on a "too cold" shelf. See the chapter "Temperature
inside the refrigerator".
This is normal. During automatic defrosting, frost thaws on the
cooling plate.
Clean the water drain and drain hole inside the refrigerator
using e.g. cotton swabs or a bottle cleaner brush.
Some food products could have been placed near the rear of the
appliance prevetung the water from running into the drain.
Place the drain hose at the back of the cabinet above the drain
bowl. See the chapter "Before using the cabinet the first time".
Set a lower temperature.
Make sure that the door is completely closed and that the
insulating strip is complete and clean.
If warm food products have been put inside the freezer, wait for
a couple of hours and then check the temperature again.
Distribute the food products to allow cold air to circulate
around them.
Set a warmer temperature.
Action Freeze could have been switched on.
The temperature display shows the highest temperature inside
the cabinet. Thus a difference between the temperature
indicated on the display and the (average) temperature
measured in another way is normal.
Make sure that the door is completely closed and that the
insulating strip is complete and clean.
Set a warmer temperature.
Make sure that the door is completely closed and that the
insulating strip is complete and clean.
The temperature where the cabinet is placed is above normal
room temperature.
The cabinet is not switched on.
Power does not reach the cabinet. (Try connecting another
electrical device to the power outlet.)
The fuse has blown.
The power plug is not properly connected.
Do not unnecessarily open the cabinet, except when the power
cut seems to be long, in which case the food products should be
moved to another cabinet that works. If the frozen products are
still hard following the power cut, they may be immediately
refrozen. If the food products have thawed but are still fresh,
they may be used, however they should be prepared before
re-freezing or eating them.
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