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Troubleshooting
Problem
The control panel is switched
off and/or the appliance does
not work.
The inside light does not work.
Temperature inside the
compartments is not low
enough.
Water collects at the bottom of
the refrigerator compartment.
The front edge of the
refrigerator next to the seal is
hot.
The temperature inside the
refrigerator compartment is too
low.
Excessive frost build-up in the
freezer compartment
One or more lights blink
continuously.
Note:
It is normal for the refrigeration system to produce
some noises, such as gurgling and hissing.
Possible causes
There may be a problem
with the power supply to the
appliance.
• The light is broken.
• Failure of a component
There could be various causes
(see the solutions in the next
column).
The defrost water drain outlet
is blocked.
This is not a problem.
It prevents condensation from
forming.
•
The set temperature is
too low.
•
Refrigerator temperature
sensor malfunctions.
The freezer compartment door
does not close properly.
Refer to "Display" in operation
section.
Solutions
Ensure that:
• There is no power cut.
• The power plug is properly inserted
in the socket and the bipolar power
switch, if present, is set to the correct
position (on).
•
The household electrical system
protection devices are in good working
order.
•
The power supply cable is not
damaged.
•
Switch the appliance on with the
temperature setting button.
Refer to "Replacing the lighting"
Ensure that:
•
The doors are closed properly.
•
The appliance is not installed near a
heat source.
•
The temperature is set appropriately.
•
Air circulation inside the appliance
is not obstructed in any way
(see the installation instructions).
Clean the defrost water drain outlet
(see "Cleaning and maintenance")
No solution is required.
•
If no food in the compartment is
frozen, set a higher temperature.
•
If some or all food in the compartment
has become frozen, contact an
authorized Service Centre.
Defrost the freezer compartment and
ensure the door closes properly.
Contact an authorized Service Centre.
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