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4) There is too much humidity
or the ambient temperature is
too low.
4) If frost builds up, unplug the
refrigerator to defrost. Once
defrosted, wipe the surface dry with
a clean towel, then plug back in the
refrigerator.
4) There is too much frost or
moisture forming in and around
the refrigerator.
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSES
WHAT TO DO
TROUBLE SHOOTING
5) The refrigerator is making
noise.
5) It is placed on an uneven or
unleveled surface.
5) Place the refrigerator on a level
surface or adjust the legs accordingly.
6) The refrigerator has an odor.
6) Foods are putting out odors.
6) Foods with strong odors should be
sealed tight.
NOTE: It is recommended to keep an
open box of baking soda in the
refrigerator; replace every 3 months.
6a) Interior needs to be cleaned
6a) See “Care and Cleaning” on
page 9.
5a) The compressor is operating.
5a) This normal.
NOTE: The compressor will operate
more frequently:
- When the refrigerator is first
plugged in (for the first 24 hours).
- When a large amount of food is
placed in the refrigerator.
- When the door is opened
frequently.
- In hot weather.
