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Problem
It is difficult to open
the appliance door.
There is condensation
inside the appliance
or on the bottom of
the vegetable drawer
cover.
Frost is formed in the
compartment set to
Freeze.
Frost or condensation
has formed inside or
outside the appliance.
Possible Causes
Did you open the door right
after you closed it?
Did you store hot food without
cooling it first?
Did you leave the appliance
door open?
Do you open and close the
appliance door frequently?
Did you put warm or moist
food inside without sealing it
in a container?
Doors may not be closed
properly?
Did you store hot food without
cooling it first?
Is the air entry or exit of the
freezer blocked?
Is the freezer overfilled?
Did you open and close the
appliance door frequently or is
the appliance door improperly
closed?
Is the installation environment
humid?
Solutions
• If you try to open the appliance door
within 1 minute after you closed it,
you may have difficulties because of
the pressure inside the appliance.
Try to open the appliance door again
in a few minutes so that the internal
pressure stabilizes.
• Cool the hot food first before putting
it inside the fridge or freezer.
• Although the condensation will
disappear soon after you close the
appliance door, you can wipe it with
a dry cloth.
• Condensation can form due to the
temperature difference from the
outside. Wipe out the dampness
with a dry cloth.
• Store food in a covered or sealed
container.
• Check if the food item inside the
appliance is blocking the door and
make sure that the door is tightly
closed.
• Cool the hot food first before putting
it inside the fridge or freezer.
• Make sure that air entry or exit is not
blocked so that the air can circulate
inside.
• Maintain an appropriate space
between items.
• Frosts or condensation can form if
the outside air penetrates inside the
appliance.
• Condensation can appear on the
exterior of the appliance if the
installation area is too humid or on a
humid day such as a rainy day. Wipe
off any moisture with a dry cloth.
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