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8. TROUBLESHOOTING
IMPORTANT:
Repairs on the unit must be carried out by an authorised and licensed
person only. Contact the manufacturer or an approved service agent for any repairs
needed.
Symptom
Possible Cause(s)
Solution
Unit does not
work
A. No power supply
A. Check power supply and green
indicator
B. Adjust temperature control dial to a
colder position
Internal
Temperature
Too High
A. Ambient temperature too high
B. Inadequate ventilation
C. Wall clearances below
minimum distance
D. Incorrect dial position
E. Ice build-up on internal walls
A. Relocate unit
B. Keep ventilation slots free
C. Adjust to minimum clearance
D. Adjust temperature control dial
E. Defrost the appliance (refer to
section 7)
Internal
Temperature
Too Low
A. Set temperature too low
A. Adjust temperature control dial
Odour inside
cabinet
A. Cabinet dirty
A. Clean
Lid difficult to
open
A. Normal
B. Hinge damage
A. It is normal for the lid to be difficult
to open just after you closed it
B. Inspect hinge and call service hotline
Noisy
A. Unlevel surface
A. Relocate unit
Thermometer
LCD dim / off
A. Battery dead
A. Replace battery
4. Remove all frozen food and store them temporarily in another freezer or insulated container.
5. Remove all baskets, leave the lid fully open, the defrost is now in progress until there is no ice
left inside the appliance. You can use the included ice scraper to remove the ice.
6. Never use electric heater, warm water or hairdryers for defrosting.
7. Locate the external drain plug, put a container with at least 1 litre capacity underneath the
drain ready to collect defrosted water.
8. Pull out half way the external drain plug, rotate it until the water hole points downward to
the container.
9. Pull out the internal drain plug to start drain defrosted water.
10. Once all water is drained, reattach both the internal and external drain plugs with the drain
hole facing up.
11. Clean the internal with dry cloths.
12. Plug the appliance back in to resume normal working condition.
Replace battery of the digital thermometer
The battery of the digital thermometer should be replaced when the brightness of the LCD display
appears to be weak or dim. Remove the thermometer gently using a flat head screw driver, remove
the drained batteries located at the back of the thermometer and replace them with new LR44 type
batteries.
