Use and Care Manual

VI. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

This section is designed to help you navigate and resolve common scenarios that may

arise with your appliance. Please remember, safety is paramount.

CAUTION: Prior to any troubleshooting, ensure the appliance is unplugged.

Any troubleshooting measures not included in this manual should only be performed by

a qualified electrician or a similarly competent professional.

NOTICE: Maintenance and repairs on the appliance should only be undertaken by

qualified service engineers. Unauthorized or unskilled repairs can pose significant risk

to the user. Should your appliance require service, please contact your authorized dealer

or a local Customer Service Center.

Scenario

Power Outage

Issues with Power Cord

Appliance Inactivity

Relocating Appliance

Temporary Appliance Storage

Recommended Actions

• Open and close the door as little as possible to

keep the cold air inside.

• Avoid adding new items into the appliance until

power is restored.

• If the power failure is expected to be prolonged,

consider using dry ice in the freezer.

• The power cord, if damaged, should only be

replaced with a specific cord or assembly provided

by the manufacturer or service agent.

• Position the appliance so that the power plug is

easily reachable.

• Remove all items, disconnect the power cord from

the wall outlet, clean the interior, and wipe it dry.

• To prevent mold and unpleasant odors, leave the

door open to completely dry the interior.

• Disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet

before moving the appliance.

• Be careful to avoid damaging the power cord.

• Avoid hitting the appliance's feet against floor

steps or thresholds.

• Place a piece of wood or similar object between the

door and the main unit to keep the door slightly open.

• Avoid storing the unused appliance in a location

where children play. If a child enters the compart-

ment and the door is closed, they may not be able

to open it from the inside.