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TROUBLESHOOTING
You can resolve many of the problems that may arise without having to call Customer Care Service.
Please try the suggestions below.
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
No operation
Check your installation's power supply
Check your circuit breaker
A fuse has blown
Not cold enough
Check the setting temperature
Ambient temperature requires readjustment
of the temperatures
The door is open too often
The door is not closed properly
The door seal is not air-tight
There is not enough space around the
device
No interior light
No display on the LCD screen
Contact your Customer Care Service
There appears to be a loud noise
Check the device levelling
Verify that a piece of paper or part of the
packaging has not remained stuck in the
device.
The door does not close properly
Check the device levelling
The seal is in poor repair
The feet have "moved"
The light (LED) does not come on
The control panel is not working
Printed circuit problem
Mains plug problem
Contact your Customer Care Service
LED display error
Poor display
The temperature value is not shown
Contact your Customer Care Service
The fans are not working
Control Panel to be replaced by your
Customer Care Service
REPLACING THE ILLUMINATING LAMP
The device uses light emitting diodes (LEDs). This type of diode cannot be changed by the user. The life
cycle of the LEDs is long enough so that they do not need to be changed. If however, in spite of the care
taken by the manufacturer, the LEDs do fail, please contact your Customer Care Service for any repair.
CHANGING DOOR OPENING SIDE
Due to construction it is not possible to reverse the way to open the door
Imported by SIDEME SA / BP200 – 92306 Levallois-Perret cedex – France
Содержание S119CBE4
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