Issues
Refrigerator does not
work.
Refrigerator
compartments are
too warm.
Food is frozen.
There is 'water
flowing' noise from
inside the
refrigerator.
There are waterdrops
around the
refrigerator casing or
door gap.
The compressor is
slightly noisy when
starting.
Code F1 displayed.
Code F2 displayed.
Code F3 displayed.
Code F4 displayed.
Code F5 displayed.
Code F6 displayed.
Code F7 or F8
displayed.
Cause & Suggestions
● Check if the switch is on.
● Check if the plug and socket are securely connected.
● Check to see if the fuse is burnt.
● Check if there is damage to the cord.
● Frequently switching on/off could cause a delay to the
compressor.
● The door is opened frequently.
● A large amount of warm or hot food was recently stored.
● The refrigerator has been disconnected for a long time.
●
● The temperature is set too low
● This is normal.
● This is normal. The moisture will condense to water when it
touches the cold surface.
● This is normal. The noise will reduce once the compressor is fully
running.
● Possible cause: Low voltage.
Change the battery from high to medium or medium to low.
● Possible cause: Condenser fan is overloaded.
Disconnect the power to the fridge for five minutes and restart.
If the code shows again, contact the manufacturer for service.
● Possible cause: The compressor starts too frequently.
Disconnect the power for five minutes and restart.
If the code shows again, contact the manufacturer for service.
● Possible cause: Compressor not starting
Disconnect the power for five minutes and restart.
If the code shows again, contact the manufacturer for service.
● Possible cause: Overheating of the compressor and electronics.
Disconnect the power for five minutes and restart.
If the code shows again, contact the manufacturer for service.
● Possible cause: No parameter can be detected by the controller.
Disconnect the power for five minutes and restart.
If the code shows again, contact the manufacturer for service.
● Possible cause: Temperature sensor is faulty.
Contact manufacturer for service.