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ENGLISH 11

Problem Possible cause Solution

The temperature inside the

compartments is not cold

enough. Water seems to run

too much.

- a large amount of food

has been added to the

appliance.

- The doors are opened

too often

- on hot days or if the

room is warm, the motor

naturally runs longer.

No solution is necessary

There is water at the bottom of

the refrigerator compartment.

The defrost water drain

is obstructed.

Clean the defrost water drain

hole (see “Cleaning and

maintenance”).

There is moisture build-up Air ﬂ ows vents inside the

compartment are not

blocked, as this prevents

the circulation of air

No solution is necessary.

- Humidity from the

room air enters the

appliance.

- The food is not

properly packaged.

Do not keep the door open

longer than necessary.

Dry any dampness containers

before placing into the

appliance.

The front edge of the

appliance is hot at the door

seal edge.

This is not a fault. It is

part of the design to

prevent the formation of

condensation.

No solution is necessary.

The doors do not open and

close properly.

There may be several

causes (see “Solutions”)

Check that:

- food packages are not

blocking the door

- the internal products are not

out of position

- the door seals are not dirty

or sticky

- the appliance is at level.

Note:

Some of functional noises coming from

appliance during normal use can be within

hearing:

- A hissing sound when switching on the

appliance for the ﬁ rst time or after a long

pause.

- A gurgling sound when refrigerant ﬂ uid

enters into the pipes.

- Buzzing sound when water valve or fan

start working.

- A cracking sound when compressor starts

or when ready ice drops into ice box Abrupt

clicks when compressor switches on and off.

Different working time of compressor

(run and stop) is a normal operation and

depends on the ambient temperature and/

or thermostat knob adjustment

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