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VIII. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Occasionally, your appliance may encounter issues affecting its performance. Before
reaching out to your retailer or a technician, refer to the troubleshooting guide below.
We've compiled common issues, their likely causes, and recommended actions.
Understanding these common issues can help you address minor problems without
professional assistance. However, if the problem persists or if you are not comfortable
performing these tasks, don't hesitate to call your dealer or a qualified technician. It's
always better to seek professional help than to risk damaging the appliance or voiding
your warranty.
Recommended ActionsIssue
Appliance Does Not Operate
Possible Causes:
1. The unit isn't switched on.
2. Damaged plug or lead.
3. Blown fuse in the plug.
4. Power supply issue.
5. Internal wiring fault
1. Confirm that the unit is plugged in correctly and switched on.
2. If the plug or lead is damaged, call a service agent or qualified
technician.
3. Replace the blown fuse.
4. Check the power supply.
5. If there's a suspected internal wiring fault, call a service agent or
qualified technician.
Inconsistent Internal Temperature
Possible Causes:
1. Too much ice on the evaporator.
2. Condenser blocked with dust.
3. Doors are not shut properly.
4. Appliance located near a heat source,
or airflow to the condenser is obstructed.
5. High ambient temperature.
6. Storage of unsuitable or excessive hot
foodstuffs in the appliance.
7. Overloading of the appliance.
1. Defrost the appliance.
2. Call a service agent or qualified technician to clean the condenser.
3. E
nsure doors are closed properly and check for any damages to the seals.
4. Move the appliance to a more suitable location away from heat
sources or clear obstructions for better airflow.
5. Increase ventilation or relocate the appliance to a cooler area.
6. Remove any excessive hot foodstuffs and ensure stored items
are suitable for refrigeration.
7. Reduce the quantity of food stored in the appliance.
Appliance is Leaking Water
Possible Causes:
1. The appliance is not properly levelled.
2. The external discharge outlet is blocked.
3. Obstruction of water flow to the drain.
4. Damaged water container.
5. Overflowing drip tray.
Appliance is Unusually Noisy
Possible Causes:
1. Loose nuts or screws.
2. The appliance has not been installed in
a stable or level position.
1. Level the appliance by adjusting the screw feet, if applicable.
2. Clear the discharge outlet.
3. Clear any obstructions from the floor of the appliance.
4. If the water container is damaged, call a service agent or qualified
technician.
5. Empty the overflowing drip tray, if applicable.
1. Check and tighten all nuts and screws.
2. Recheck the installation position and adjust if necessary.