Troubleshooting
PROBLEMPOSSIBLE CAUSESWHAT TO DO
Automatic icemaker Sensor arm in up position.Adjust sensor arm down to OON� position.
not working
Cabinet not level.Lsee page 3
Water supply not connected orConnect water supply, or clear obstructions.
restricted.
Freezer too warm.see page 7
Ice cubes have Old cubes.Discard; ice cubes may absorb odors which affect
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C odor/tastetaste.
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Bad water quality.Contact local water treatment company.
Food transmitted odor/taste to ice.Wrap foods tightly.
Ice cubes Residue from minerals in the water.Wipe trays with vinegar-soaked cloth until clean.
sticking in tray
Ice cubes Limited use of ice.Dump old ice cubes.
evaporating
Moisture on Not unusual during periods of high
cabinet surface humidity.
between doors
Moisture on insideHot humid weather.Normal.
cabinet walls
Frequent or prolonged door openings.Minimize door openings.
or in crisper
Door not closed properly.Check to see if something is preventing door from
closing.
Food not wrapped properly.Wrap or cover all foods tightly.
Foods dry outCrisper not tightly closed.Close crisper all the way.
ETemperature controls set too cold.see page 7
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TPackages not wrapped or sealedWrap or cover all foods tightly.
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Iproperly.
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Excessive moisture Hot, humid weather.Minimize door openings.
in crisper
Humidity slide on crisper needsSlide control to OFruit� setting to allow more moisture
adjustment.to leave the drawer.
Too much moisture on fresh produceDo not wash items prior to storage. Wait to wash
before storing.fresh items until right before use.
Foods not stored properly.Store leafy vegetables in a loosely closed plastic bag.
Store items with an outer skin (i.e. apples, oranges,
pears, grapes, cucumbers, etc.) in a vented bag or
unwrapped in the drawer.
Store mushrooms and berries in original vented
cartons or boxes, not in plastic bags.
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