Haier HRF520BG, User Manual

Troubleshooting

Problem

Possible Cause

Possible Solution

It is not cold enough 

i

nside th

e appli-

ance.

•  The temperature is set too high.

•  The temperature of the food 

stored is too warm.

•  Too much food has been stored at 

one time. 

•  The goods are too close to each 

other.

•  A door/drawer of the appliance is 

not tightly closed. 

•  The door/drawer has been opened 

too frequently or for too long.

•  Reset the temperature.

•  Always cool down goods be-

fore storing them.

•  Always store small quantities of 

food. 

•  Leave a gap between several 

foods allowing air flow.

•  Close the door/drawer. 

•  Do not open the door/drawer 

too frequently.

I

t is too cold i

nside 

th

e appliance.

•  The temperature is set too low.

•  The Fast Freeze/Fast Cool function 

is activated or is running too long.

•  Reset the temperature.

• 

Switch off the Fast Freeze/Fast 

Cool function.

Moisture formation 

on the inside of the 

refrigerator com-

partment.

•  The climate is too warm and too 

damp. 

•  A door/drawer of the appliance is 

not tightly closed.

•  The door/drawer has been opened 

too frequently or for too long.

•  Food containers or liquids are left 

open. 

•  Increase the temperature. 

•  Close the door/drawer. 

•  Do not open the door/drawer 

too frequently.

•  Let hot foods cool to room 

temperature and cover foods 

and liquids. 

Moisture accumu-

lates on the re-

frigerator outside 

surface or between 

the doors/door and 

drawer.

•  The climate is too warm and too 

damp. 

•  The door/drawer is not closed 

tightly. The cold air in the appliance 

and the warm air outside it con-

densates. 

•  This is normal in damp climate 

and will change when the hu-

midity decreases.

•  Ensure that the door/drawer is 

tightly shut.

Strong ice and frost 

in the freezer com-

partment.

•  The goods were not adequately 

packaged.

•  A door/drawer of the appliance is 

not tightly closed.

•  The door/drawer has been opened 

too frequently or for too long.

•  The door/drawer gasket is dirty, 

worn, cracked or mismatched.

•  Something on the inside prevents 

the door/drawer to close properly.

•  Always pack the goods well. 

•  Close the door/drawer. 

•  Do not open the door/drawer 

too frequently.

•  Clean the door/drawer gasket 

or replace them with new ones.

•  Reposition the shelves, door 

racks, or internal containers to 

allow the door/drawer to close.

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