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RF33
Before Calling For Service:
The refrigerator is a very simple machine. Normal
use should not require technical service. If there is
a problem with the refrigerator, refer to this chart
before calling for service.
Problem
Refrigerator will not operate
Interior does not get cold enough. Thermostat set too high
Gets too cold inside
Will not defrost.
Makes excessive noise
Possible Cause
Not plugged in
Breaker tripped/fuse blown
Thermostat not turned cold
enough
Dirty condenser
Frosted freezing compartment
Door gasket worn
Cabinet in very warm space
Thermostat set too low
Thermostat defective
Faulty thermostat
Fan motor worn
November 1992
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Probable Solution
Plug in
Reset breaker, replace fuse
check operation. If breaker trips or
fuse blows again, unplug
refrigerator and reset breaker or
replace fuse. If circuit does not fail
again, call local Scotsman Service.
Rotate knob until unit starts. If unit
does not start, call local Scotsman
service.
Rotate to colder position.
Clean condenser
Defrost freezing compartment
Replace door gasket
Relocate or remove excess heat.
If none of the above will correct
the problem, call local Scotsman
service.
Rotate knob counterclockwise
Call local Scotsman service.
Call for local Scotsman Service
Call for local Scotsman service
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