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14.TROUBLE SHOOTING
You can solve many common troubles in the drinks cabinet very easily. This can help
you save costs and expenses to be incurred in possible repairs.
Before you call the customer service, try the following recommendations to see
whether you can do troubleshooting yourself.
A Guide to Troubleshooting
Possible failures
Causes
The drinks cabinet
does not work
The plug is not inserted.
The device is in the off status.
It is tripped or the fuse melted.
The drinks cabinet is
not so cooling
Check the temperature control device.
The external environment may need a higher setting.
Door opening is too frequent.
The door has not been completely shut.
The door gasket is improperly sealed.
Switch on and off too
frequently
The indoor temperature is hotter than the normal temperature.
Many items are put in the drinks cabinet.
Door opening is too frequent.
The door is not completely closed.
The temperature control is improperly set.
The door gasket is improperly sealed.
The lamp is not on
The plug is not inserted.
It is tripped or the fuse melted.
The lamp is at the “off” position.
Vibration
Check whether the drinks cabinet is at a horizontal level.
The drinks cabinet
sends forth too much
noise
Clacks may come from the flowing refrigerants, which is a
normal case. At the end of each cycle, you might hear the
rumbling sound. This is given by the flowing refrigerants of
the drinks cabinet.
The expansion and shrinkage of interior walls may generate
noise like cracks.
The drinks cabinet is not horizontal.
Unable to close the
door
The drinks cabinet is not at a horizontal level.
When the door is in the turn-around direction, it is well
mounted.
The gasket is dirty.
The shelf is not at its proper position.
Display “EL” or “EH” The air temperature sensor loses control. Change the sensor.
Display “Ed”
When the door is opened for long, it will give the door
opening alarm. Shut the glass door.
Unable to display but
the machine is running
The drinks cabinet enters the “Sunday mode”. Exit according
to the same operation.
