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Trouble-Shooting Guide
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Sometimes you may coma across a problem(s)
that are minor and In most cases does not
require aservice call Su0h problems are usually
the result of improper handling and!or installation
of the appliance+
Please refer to the below traubM-ehootlng guide
to assistyou in identifying some of the possible
causes (things to check) ff you are _nable to
corm_ the problems as ouffined in thlo guide,
Pleasecontactthectesestauthorizedservice
agent in your area and ask for assistance, or call
out TOLL FREE number and ask for assistance;
1 800 26 DANBY {1800 263 2629|
NOTE: NEVER ATTEMPT TO PERFORM
SERVICE YOU ARE NOT QUALIFIED TO
PERFORM.
ALWAYS DISCONNECT (UNPLUG) THE
POWER CORD FROM THE POWER SUPPLY
BEFORE CLEANING AND SERVICING,
Should the ice/frostaccumulation on the beck
wall mash a thickness exceeding 3-5 ram,
(t/8" - 3/16 _)the refrigeratorshould be defrosled
manually.
Sat the thermostat knob 1othe STOP 10=off)
positionand leave the doer open., Never use
electric devices (Le halt dryer) to defrost the
refrigerator and do not attempt 1o(remove)
scrape the tceflrost [ayers with sharp objects.
When defrosting iscomplete, turn thethermostat
knob to desired position and close the relrigemtor
door,
[ncreased Ice formation may be cau0ed by one of
the following:
-the door does does not close prepady (clean
the gasket If it ts contaminated, replace the
gasket tf it ts damaged);
-the door isfrequently opeaed orwas lelt 0pan
too long;
The Appliance Fails to Operate
After Connecting to Power Suppiy
•Check the power cord for visibledamage.
• Check the power supply at the electrical oulJet
(blown fuse/ctrcuil breaker)
•Make sure theappliance is switched on.,
(thermostat knob in operating position)
Continuous Operation of the
Cooling System
•The door Is fmquengy opened or left open for
longperiodsof time.
•The door is netproperly closed
Check lot gaps between the door gasket and
c_bineL
Check door gasket for any vislb[adamage.
,The reason may be inadequate ventilation el
the compressor and condenser (assure
adequate air circulationand vApeoff the
condenser)+
Ice Formation on the Inner Rear
Wall of Refrigerator Cabinet
Under normal operating conditions, them is no
need to defrost the refrigerator, ice/Frost
deposillng on the inner back wall willdelmst
automatically alter the compressor has cycledoff.,
Ice/Frost build-up on the inner back wall during
compressor operation is normal,, DefrOst water
colMots inside Ihe drain trough passing through
the drain outlet In the back wall and intoa drain
pan +oceted above the compressor where it
evaporates.
Water is Leaking From the
Refrigerator
•Check f[the drain ouiMt is blocked.
{clean blockage wlth aplaslio straw)
,, Excessive icebuild-up on the mar wall of the
reldgeratoro (t[um off re[rigerator and defrost
manually)
Noise Related Problems
Cooltng in refrigerating-freezing appItances is
made possible by cooling the system usinga
compresso_"and is responsible for producing
ceda]n no_selevels, This ts a lnormal,eond!tlo,n_.
How noisy the appliance Is depends on where it
isprosed,how It is used and how old the
appliance [a.Also during operation, certain
noise levels are a naturat by-product of
rafflg stunt (gas) clrcuMtlng throughoutthe
cooling system. 7i'h_sIs a normel condition.
•Immediately after starting lhe appliance,
operationof the compressor and the flowof
refrigerant may be louder than usual which
does not mean that semstbJngiswrong with
the appliance..Gradually thenoise will be
mduoed.
€Sometimes unuauel end stronger noise is
heard, which is rather unusual for the
appliance. This noise is ellen asaresull of
improper Installation,
- The appliance must be level and installed on
asolidbase/floor.
- it should not touch the walls orcupboards+
-. Check if the accessories inside [he app_ance,
are positioned correctly, diSCcheck that
bottlesor other vessels are not touchingeach
other causing rattlingandlor vibrations,
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