Plug at wall socket is disconnected / Main switch is defective or OFF.

Push plug into wall socket. Check and replace switch or make it ON

House fuse blown or circuit breaker tripped.

Replace fuse [correct size] or reset circuit breaker.

Inadequate voltage [Should be [220 V +/-10%].

Call local authorized electrical person to correct it.

Refrigerator works satisfactorily in the range of 16 to 43° C.

Defrost button may have been pressed.

Once defrost button is pressed, it is normal for the Refrigerator to remain OFF for a long time till all frost melts.

Refrigerator has been recently disconnected for long period of time.

It takes about 24 hrs. For the Refrigerator to cool down completely so runs for long time.

It is normal. The Refrigerator has to run longer time under such condition to maintain desired temp.

Refrigerator has been installed near window or door where strong breeze is entering when Refrigerator door is open.

Install the Refrigerator away from the path of direct breeze.

Refrigerator and freezer are larger than the one previously owned.

This is normal. Large volume requires longer running time to achieve proper cooling.

Doors are open too frequently or for too long.

Warm air entering the Refrigerator causes it to run more. Try to open the door less often & for very short period.

Large amount of warm or hot food may have been stored recently.

Warm food will cause the Refrigerator to run more until the desired temp. is reached.

Refrigerator Temp. Control set to cold. Temp.
Refrigerator Temp. control set to “test - run”
[Frost Free models]

It is normal. If you desire Please reset the Refrigerator control to warmer side.
Turn control knob to normal setting.
Allow 24 Hrs. for temp. to stabilize.

Check for proper door closure and operation of light switch.

Refrigerator not defrosted for long period.

Defrost Refrigerator regularly. [Don’t allow ice formation more than 6 mm thick on freezer.]

Refrigerator or freezer door may be slightly open.

Make sure Refrigerator is level. Keep food and container away from blocking door.

Refrigerator or Freezer gasket is dirty, worn out, torn or not fitted properly.

Clean or change gasket. Leaks in door gaskets will cause Refrigerator to run longer in order to maintain desired temp.

Refrigerator just started after defrost cycle

This is normal after periodic defrosting.

Refrigerator Temp. Control is cycling to maintain set temp.

This is normal. Refrigerator goes on & off to keep the temp. at set range.

Cold air control is set to freezer max. [Frost Free models ]

Set the Cold air control to normal. Allow 24 Hrs. for temp. to stabilize.

Cold air control is set to Refrigerator max.

Set the Cold air control to normal. Allow 24 Hrs. for temp. to stabilize.

Refrigerator Temp. Control set to cold.
Refrigerator temp. control set to “test run”
[Frost Free models]

It is normal. If you desire Please reset the Refrigerator temperature controller to warmer side.
Turn temp. control knob to normal setting
Allow 24 Hrs. for temp. to stabilize.

Cold air control is set to warm. [Frost Free models] or Food package is keeping door open.

Set the Cold air control to normal. Allow 24 Hrs. for temp. to stabilize. Rearrange Food package.

Refrigerator Temp. Control set to warm.

It is normal. Please reset the Refrigerator control to colder side. Allow 24 Hrs. for temp. to stabilize.

Doors are open too frequently or for too long.

Warm air enters whenever the door is opened. Try to open the door less often.

Ensure that Refrigerator is leveled properly. Keep food & containers away from blocking door.

Large amount of warm or hot food may have been stored recently.

Wait until the Refrigerator or freezer has reached it’s selected temp.

Refrigerator has been recently disconnected for long period of time

It takes about 24 hrs. for the Refrigerator to cool down completely.

Check for proper door closure and operation of light switch.

It is normal for sound levels to be higher. Since today’s Refrigerator have increased storage capacity and lower operating temp. ranges, these require a high-speed compressor.

Refrigerator Operates at higher pressures during the start of the ON cycle.

This is normal. Sound will level off or disappear as Refrigerator continues to run.

Parts undergo expansion and contractions, as in hot water pipes.

This is normal. Sound will level off or disappear as Refrigerator continues to run.

Small fan circulates air in freezer compartment.

During the defrost cycle, water drips on the defrost heater and into the defrost pan.

Refrigerant, used for cooling, is boiling in the evaporator as it is being circulated.

Refrigerator not level / Floor is uneven or weak. [Refrigerator rocks on the floor when moved slightly]

Be sure the floor is level and can adequately support Refrigerator. Adjust the leveling legs or rollers as needed.

Items placed on top of Refrigerator are vibrating.

Dishes/ bottles/ shelves vibrating in the Refrigerator

It is normal for dishes to vibrate slightly. Move the dishes slightly. Make sure Refrigerator is leveled.

Refrigerator is touching walls or cabinets.

Provide sufficient clearance around and above Refrigerator as mentioned in user’s manual.

Weather is hot and humid which increases rate of frost buildup and internal sweating.

Door remains slightly open / open too often & for too long causing warm air to enter inside from outside the Refrigerator

Warm air entering the Refrigerator causes sweating inside. Ensure door is properly closed and is open less frequently and for short duration.

Vegetables or other contents contains and give off moisture.

Washed Vegetables or fruits drain while in the tray.

Dry items before putting them into crisper tray. Water collecting in the tray is normal.

Cool the foodstuff to room temp. before keeping inside Refrigerator

Poor cold air circulation inside Refrigerator due to over loading / covering of liner shelves with decorative plastic sheets.

Provide enough space for air old air circulation, & don’t cover liner shelves.

Uncovered foodstuff kept inside Refrigerator.

Weather is humid.
Drain tube is not positioned correctly with defrost water tray.

Door remains slightly open leading to edges of the Refrigerator getting cold & moisture from warm outside air condensing on it.

Ensure door is properly closed and is open less frequently and for short duration.

Clean interior with sponge, warm water and baking soda. Keep deodorizes inside.

Food with strong odor kept in Refrigerator.

Some containers and wrapping papers produced odor.

Use different container or brand of wrapping paper.

Door is not designed to swing shut automatically.

Door was closed too hard causing other door to open slightly.

Be sure the floor is leveled and can adequately support Refrigerator. Adjust the leveling legs or rollers as needed.

Vegetables touching shelf on top of crisper tray.

No power to Refrigerator. Plug disconnected.

Check for power supply. / Push plug into wall socket proper.

We hope the above checklist has helped you in solving your problem. However, in the event your appliance need services of trained technician please contact authorized service provider.

Plug at wall socket is disconnected / Main switch is defective or OFF.

Push plug into wall socket. Check and replace switch or make it ON

House fuse blown or circuit breaker tripped.

Replace fuse [correct size] or reset circuit breaker.

Call local authorized electrical person to correct it.

No water supply / Main tap not opened.

Remove inlet hose from washer, clean inlet valve filter and re-fit hose.

Use of a high - seducing detergent in soft water can cause suds to overflow inside the washer. This may appear as leak if suds flow or drips on to the floor.

Use low - scudding detergent. Or use less quantity of that detergent.