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Troubleshooting

Before calling Lec Customer Care, please check the table

below to see if the problem can be solved without calling

for a Service engineer.

Please note:

Any damage caused by not following the

instructions within this handbook may lead to a charge

for a service engineer visit and any repairs carried out.

9

Problem

Solution

The fridge doesn’t work

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Check that the appliance is

switched on

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Check that the plug is not

damaged

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Check that the fuse has not

blown

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Check that the voltage is correct
for the appliance

Unusual noises

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Check that the appliance is on a

flat, level surface.

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Check that nothing is coming

into contact with the appliance.

The temperature inside the fridge is

not cold enough.

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Check that there is not too

much stored in the appliance.

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Check the frequency of door

openings.  If opened too often

this can cause the compressor

to run for some time.

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Check that the thermostat is set

to a suitable temperature.

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Check that the appliance is not

is direct sunlight, or near a

heating source.

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Check that the ventilation grille

has not become blocked.

The outer surfaces of the fridge are

wet

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Caused by condensation - dry

the outer of the appliance

carefully.

The inner surfaces of the fridge are

wet

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The door is opened frequently,

or kept open too long.

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Caused by condensation - dry

the inside of the appliance

thoroughly.

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Summary of Contents for R5006W

Page 1: ...USER GUIDE R5006W...

Page 2: ...eavoured to answer as many questions as possible and provide you with as much support as we can If however you should find something missing or not covered please contact the Lec Customer Care team wh...

Page 3: ...or your safety 1 About your product 3 Installing your appliance 4 Using your appliance 5 Care cleaning 8 Troubleshooting 9 Reversing the door 10 Changing the plug 11 Service record and Customer Care B...

Page 4: ...l of the packaging supplied with your appliance can be recycled or disposed of without any harm to the environment Cardboard may be crushed or cut into smaller pieces if required for recycling or disp...

Page 5: ...may result in in a major source of danger for the user and invalidate any warranty l Never store anything dangerous inside the appliance such as combustibles explosives strong acid and alkali etc Alc...

Page 6: ...Hz 3 Technical Specification Width mm 500 Depth mm 510 Height mm 525 Useable volume litres 50 Actual volume litres 61 Energy Rating B Climate Class N Noise dB A re 1 pW 42 Refrigerant type R600a 1 Tem...

Page 7: ...instructed to do so by a service engineer Installation clearances l Allow 10cms on each side of the appliance and 10cms over the top to ensure proper ventilation The rear of the appliance can go again...

Page 8: ...s the thermostat may need to be set at a lower temperature Thermostat guide In some cases food inside the refrigerator may become frozen common causes of this are l Thermostat is set too high you will...

Page 9: ...o the tongue and hands l Never touch the inside of the appliance or any frozen items with wet hands This can cause injury to your hands if they stick to cold surfaces l Wrap or cover foods well before...

Page 10: ...anical devices hair dryer etc to accelerate the defrosting process l Once defrosting is completed make sure that the inside of the appliance is dry and clean plug in the appliance and switch the therm...

Page 11: ...leaning l Avoid getting water into the electric components of the appliance or spilling water on the fridge l When cleaning the door seals use only warm soapy water Please use a mild soap and avoid da...

Page 12: ...a flat level surface l Check that nothing is coming into contact with the appliance The temperature inside the fridge is not cold enough l Check that there is not too much stored in the appliance l C...

Page 13: ...ponent 3 to the left hole of the lower hinge 2 and tighten l Assemble component 1 to the corresponding position on the right side and tighten l Assemble the upper hinge 4 to the corresponding position...

Page 14: ...reen l The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal marked N Neutral or coloured black l The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal marked L Live or colour...

Page 15: ...s replaced Engineers Stamp Printed Name Model Number Serial Number Please record your model number and serial number in the space below Having these numbers to hand will help us to help you quickly a...

Page 16: ...Lec Refrigeration Stoney Lane Prescot Merseyside L35 2XW Customer Care Centre 0870 458 4386 www lec co uk Lec Refrigeration a division of Glen Dimplex Home Appliances 08 26312 00 01 2006...

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