Beko BUDL 700 Manual page 13

The
compressor
does not
operate
The
refrigerator
operates too
frequently or
for too long.
The compressor protecting
thermic is blown when there
is sudden power blockout or
when the plug is pulled out
and inserted again, as the gas
pressure is not balanced yet.
The refrigerator is defrosting.
The plug of your refrigerator is
not inserted to the wall socket.
Are the temperature settings
made correctly?
There is an electric blockout.
The new refrigerator may be
wider than the old one.
The ambient temperature may
be high.
The plug of the refrigerator
may be inserted recently or
new food may be put into the
unit.
Large amount of warm food
may be put into the refrigerator
recently.
The door may be opened
frequently or the door may be
left open for long periods.
The freezer or refrigerator door
may be left ajar.
Your refrigerator will start
to operate after about six
minutes. If your refrigerator
does not start to operate
after this period, call the
service.
This is normal for a full
automatical defrosting
refrigerator. The defrosting
cycle occurs periodically.
Make sure that he plug is
inserted tightly to the wall
socket.
Call the electric company.
This is very normal. Bigger
refrigerators operate longer.
This is very normal.
It may take a couple more
hours for the refrigerator to
cool down.
Warm foods cause the unit
to operate for long periods
until they reach the safe
keeping temperature.
The hot air entering the unit
will cause the refrigerator to
operate for longer periods.
Open the doors less
frequently.
Check if the doors are tightly
closed.
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