Sears Kenmore ELITE 41002 Guía Para El Uso Y Cuidado página 48

FRONT CORNERS AND VERTICAL HINGED SURFACES ARE HOT OR HAVE CONDENSATION
Check if... Then...
Vertical hinged surfaces feel hot. Some heat is normal due to installed anti-condensators.
These prevent condensation buildup.
Refrigerator door is ajar. Condensation can occur when you leave a door open
for a long time.
ICEMAKER NOT PRODUCING ICE
Check if... Then...
The refrigerator was just installed. The refrigerator must run for at 12 to 24 hours before
making ice.
The water line is connected and water supply is Connect the water supply line and open the shut-off valve.
turned on.
The icemaker is turned off. Check the digital display panel to make sure the icemaker is
turned on.
The freezer temperature is too warm. Reset the temperature control to a lower temperature.
WATER BUBBLING SOUND
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There is a bubbling water sound in the refrigerator. This is normal, The bubbling comes from the refrigerator
coolant liquid circulating through the refrigerator.
BAD SMELL IN REFRIGERATOR
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There is food spoiled in the refrigerator. Throw away spoiled food.
Food is properly stored and wrapped. Foods with strong odors, like fish, should be stored in airtight
containers.
Old or spoiled food is in the freezer. Clean out freezer compartment periodically. Throw away
any spoiled or suspicious food.
FROST ON WALLS OF THE FREEZER
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The air vent is blocked. Remove any obstructions so air can circulate freely.
There is sufficient space around the food. Allow sufficient space between foods stored for efficient air
circulation.
WATER DISPENSER IS NOT FUNCTIONING
Check if... Then...
The water line is connected and/or the shut-off Connect the water supply line and open the shut-off valve.
valve is open.
The water supply line has been crimped or crushed. Replace the water supply line.
The temperature in the freezer is too low. Reset the temperature control to a warmer temperature.
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