Before You Call For Service - GE GCS04 Owner's Manual And Installation

Before you call for service...

Problem
Beverage centre
has odor
Moisture forms on
outside of beverage
centre
Moisture collects inside
(in humid weather, air
carries moisture into
beverage centre when
door is opened)
Frost forms on interior
surfaces of beverage
centre
Beverage centre too cold
Temperature in the
display is not the
temperature that
was just set.
Condensation on front
of door
Water on floor behind
beverage centre
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Possible Causes
Interior needs cleaning.
Not unusual during periods
of high humidity.
Too frequent or too long
door openings.
Beverage touching
the back wall.
This is normal.
Door left open.
Temperature control
is set too cold.
If the temperature setting is
not showing what you last
selected, a power outage
may have occurred.
The room temperature where
the beverage centre is located is
too cold.
This is normal.
Beverage centre is located in a
high humidity environment.
Door left open.
What To Do
• See Care and cleaning.
• Wipe surface dry.
• Reposition bottles.
• See the Defrosting section.
• Excessive frost may form if the door is left open.
See the Defrosting section.
• Door is not self-closing. Always make sure that the
door is closed after opening.
• Check to see if a bottle is holding door open.
• See About the control and settings.
• When the power came back on, the beverage centre
returned to the default setting, which is at 45°F (7°C).
Reset the control to the desired setting.
• For proper operation, the room temperature should
be equal to or greater than the set temperature of the
beverage centre.
• After you set the temperature, the display will go
back to showing the actual temperature.
• Wipe off the condensation with a clean, dry cloth.
• Locate the beverage centre in a lower humidity
environment.
• Door is not self-closing. Always make sure that the
door is closed after opening.
• Check to see if a bottle is holding door open.