TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE / AFTER-SALES
SERVICE
Sefere coreacting Aftenesdes Service--
Perforrnance problems okan rest* from sirnple things you can find and solve yourself without took of
any kind.
The appliance it not working
• ls the power cord in perfect condition?
• Have you checked your horne's fuses?
Water conects at the bottorn of the refrigerator compartrnene
• la the defrost water drain blocked?
ff there is water in the defrost pan:
• 'This is normal in hot, darrıp weather. The pan can eren be half fuii. Make sure the refrigerator is level
sa that the water does not overilow.
If the edges of the refrigeratıor cabinet, which come in contact with the door sesi, are wenn to
the tauch:
• This e normal in hot weather and wherı the compressor is running.
If the light does not work:
• Have yok' checked your horne's fuses?
• ls the power plug plugged into a live socket with the praper voltage?
• Has the light bufiı bumt out?
in the sese of burnt-out buftew
• Always unplug the appliance from the mains.
• Ses the "Troubleshooting guidetAfter-sales Service" chapter,
ff the motor seems to run too nsuch;
• Is the condenser fres of dust and fluff?
• Am the doors properly dosed?
• Are the door seals properly fitted?
• On hat days or if the roorn is warm, the motor naturaily runs langer.
The *makama is excesshrely noisıp
• ls the appliance in contact with other furniture or obiects?
• Are the pipes at the bask touching or vibrating?
If the appll*nce door has been left open for a while arif large arnounts of food have been stored, the
motor wNl nın langer in order to coal down the interlor of the appliance.
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