You can solve many common freezer problems easily
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Try the suggestions below to see if you can
solve the problem before calling customer service.
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Freezer does not
operate.
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Not plugged in.
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The circuit breaker tripped or blew a
fuse.
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The freezer thermostat control is set at
"OFF".
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Check whether the plug is
properly inserted.
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The thermostat control should
be set to 3/4 of the way to MAX.
Compressor turns
on and off frequently.
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The room temperature is hotter than
normal.
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A large amount of food has been added
to the freezer.
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The lid is open too often.
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The lid is not closed completely.
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The thermostat control is not set
correctly.
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The freezer does not have the correct
clearances.
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The freezer has recently been
disconnected for a period of time.
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Increase air circulation in room.
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Remove excess food to increase
freezer efficiency.
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Always keep lid closed and
check to see if gasket is properly
sealed when lid is closed.
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Clean freezer according to
manual instructions.
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At least 2 hours are required
for the freezer to cool down
completely.
Temperature inside
the freezer
compartment is too
high.
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Thermostat control is set too warm.
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Lid is kept open too long or is opened
too frequently.
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The lid is not closed completely.
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A large amount of warm or hot food
has been placed in the freezer.
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The freezer has recently been
disconnected for a period of time.
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Turn the control to a cooler
setting and allow several
hours for the temperature to
stabilize.
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Ensure the lid is closed properly.
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Check the lid gasket.
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Allow food to cool to room
temperature before placing in
freezer.
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At least 2 hours are required
for the freezer to cool down
completely.
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Reset the circuit breaker or
replace fuse.
Check to see if the thermostat
control is set 3/4 of the way to MAX.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
PROBLEMS WITH YOUR FREEZER
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