Repairs; What If - BOMANN GS 176 NoFrost Gebrauchsanweisung

• Clean the condenser - metal grid on the rear side (if existing) once a year, using a soft brush or
vacuum cleaner.
WARNING
Do not bend the cooling coils.
Do not use arenaceous abrasives.

Repairs

WARNING
Servicing of electric devices must be conducted by qualified experts only. Incorrect or improper repairs
constitute a risk for the user and will void the warranty!
What if . . . Troubleshooting
The design of the device ensures a trouble-free operation as well as a long life cycle. Nevertheless, if
any defect occurs during operation, please check if it is caused by improper operation.
The following problems can be solved by you by checking for the possible cause.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE
The device is Is the plug securely connected to the
not working mains? Has the safety mechanism of the
properly or at wall socket been triggered?
all Is the temperature control properly set?
Is the place unqualified?
Do food items or shelves and/or drawers
prevent the door from closing properly?
Is the ventilation of the device hedged?
Loud noise Does the device not stand vertical or hori-
during opera- zontal?
tion
Water on the Is the temperature control set properly?
bottom
Note. On days of high humidity, condensation might occur on the outer surface of the device. This is
no malfunction; you may simply wipe the water off.
If a problem still persists after following the steps above, please contact your distributor or a techni-
cian.
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SOLUTION
Connect the plug properly to the socket,
turn on the fuse, and contact a technician if
necessary.
Check the settings.
Check the ambient temperature.
Arrange the food or shelves and/or drawers
properly.
Clear the ventilation slits, install the device
freely
Adjust the feet accordingly.
Liquid flow sounds in the cooling circuit are
normal.
Check the temperature settings.
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