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PROBLEMS CAUSES SOLUTIONS
The temperature in
the fridge storage
compartment is too
high while the
temperature in the
freezer is OK

The fridge temperature
is set too high.

Set the fridge temperature lower. It
takes 24 hours for the temperature of
the refrigerator to become stable.
Water / moisture / frost in the refrigerator
Moisture
accumulates on
the refrigerator
inner walls  Hot and moist climate.
 The door is not closed
tightly.
 The door is opened too
frequently or for too
long each time.
 Accumulation of frost and moisture
accelerate in such climate.
 Ensure the refrigerator is located on a
level surface and there is no food or
container holding the door open.

Do not open the door too frequently.
Water / moisture / frost on outside surface of the refrigerator
Moisture
accumulates on
the refrigerator's
outside surface or
between two doors  Damp climate.

The refrigerator door is
not closed tightly. This
causes condensation of
the cold air in the
refrigerator and the
warm air outside it.
 This is normal in a damp climate. The
moisture will decrease when the
humidity drops.
 Ensure the refrigerator is located on a
level surface and there is no food or
container holding the door open.
Automatic icemaker
The icemaker does
not make ice  The icemaker is not
turned on.
 The water supply valve
is not turned on.
 The temperature in the
freezer is not low
enough

The icemaker is not
installed correctly.
 Turn on the icemaker on the display
panel.
 Turn on the water supply valve.

See “Too high temperature” in
troubleshooting section

Push the icemaker to its proper
place.
Ice-making
capacity is
insufficient  The ice-making
capacity is less than
expected

The temperature in the
freezer is not low
enough
 The icemaker can make
approximately 1kg of cubed ice in 24
hours.

Set the freezer temperature lower.
The icemaker
cannot stop
making ice

Its ice detection bar is
pushed to a lower
position by some object
in the freezer storage
compartment.

Remove the object that is restricting
the ice detection bar, free the ice
detection bar and remove all frozen
ice patches from around the ice
detection bar.
The cubed ice
tastes bad  Tainted by odours in
the fridge or freezer
storage compartment.
 The water supplied to
the icemaker is not
fresh.

The ice cubes have
been stored for an
extended period.
 Cover all the food tightly. Discard the
ice stored for a long period or made
in the first loads.
 Add a filter on the water supply pipe.

Discard the cubed ice stored too
long.