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Troubleshooting
Problems
The kegerator does not turn on. □
The kegerator will not reach the
desired temperature
The kegerator is making
strange noises
The body of the kegerator is
electri ed.
Frost is forming in the
kegerator.
The door will not shut properly.
Possible Causes
There is a power failure.
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The unit is not plugged in.
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A house fuse has blown or the circuit
breaker is tripped.
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The unit is placed too close to a heat source.
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The door is opened too frequently or for a
long period of time.
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Certain sounds are normal.
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The unit is not level or is touching another
appliance.
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The unit is not grounded properly.
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The environment is humid.
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The ambient temperature is too low.
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The door is being opened too frequently.
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Your unit is not level.
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The door gasket is dirty.
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The door gasket is not installed correctly.
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The keg used is too large.
12
Solutions
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Ensure the unit is plugged in
and the power outlet has power.
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Plug the unit in to a power outlet
that has suf cient amperage.
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Replace the broken fuse in your
fuse box or reset the breaker.
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Keep the unit away from direct
sun light or other heat sources.
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Close the door tightly and do
not open the door too frequently
or for a long period of time.
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Read the "Normal Sounds"
section.
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Check to make sure that the
kegerator is level, and that it is
not in contact with another
appliance or furniture.
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Contact your local electrician to
test your electrical grounding
system.
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If frost builds up, manual
defrosting may be required.
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You can try running the
kegerator on a warmer
temperature setting, minimizing
the number of times you open
the door, or unplugging the unit
to allow the frost to melt.
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Make sure the unit is on a level
surface.
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Clean the door gasket.
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Make sure the door gasket is
properly installed.
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This kegerator will not t
oversized kegs.
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