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Faults may appear during appliance operation.
Following is a list of some faults that are most commonly the result of improper use and which you
can fi x yourself.
Problem
Cause
Remedy
After connecting to the mains, the
appliance
does not work.
The outlet/socket is not powered.
Appliance is not switched on.
The (A) knob is set to position,
which means the appliance is
switched off.
Switch on the appliance by rotating
the thermostat knob (A) (see
section on operating the appliance
– switching on/off).
Rotate the knob clockwise to a
position between the thinner and
thicker end of the sign.
Continuous or very long
operation.
Cover open too long.
Thermostat knob set to a setting
that is too low.
Rotate the thermostat knob
A
towards the thinner part of the
marking sign.
Inadequate condenser unit cooling.
Make sure the air can circulate
freely at the back and front wall of
the appliance.
Remove the dust from the
condenser unit (if your appliance
has the condenser unit installed on
the back wall of the appliance).
Thermostat knob is in the super freeze position (signal light
B
is on).
The freezer chest is vibrating or
making too much noise.
Incorrect installation.
Provide solid surface underneath
the appliance.
The freezer chest is in contact with
a wall or adjacent furniture.
Move the freezer chest.
Moisture accumulating on exterior
walls.
Humid room.
Move the appliance away from
the walls – fl oor to allow better air
circulation around the appliance.
Inadequate fl oor insulation.
Prolonged hot and humid weather.
Excessive accumulation of frost
in the freezer chest interior.
Freezer chest opened too long or too frequently.
Too large quantity of insuffi ciently cooled food.
Poor cover seal.
Make sure you removed the plastic
spacers and that the food is not
preventing the cover from being
fully closed.
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Troubleshooting
