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TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Beverage/wine
fridge does not
operate.
Beverage/wine
fridge is not cold
enough.
The control panel
light does not work.
The fridge vibrates
while operating.
The fridge produces
a lot of noise.
The door will not
close properly
The LED display
does not work.
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Possible Causes
The unit may be plugged in
using a different voltage.
The circuit breaker may be
tripped or there is a blown
fuse.
The external environment
may require a higher setting.
The door may be opened too
frequently.
The door is not closed
completely.
The door seal does not seal
properly.
The front grille is obstructed. Make sure nothing is blocking
There may be a problem
with the display board.
The unit is not sitting on a
level floor, or the unit's feet
are not correctly installed.
The unit is not leveled.
The fan may be obstructed
The unit is not leveled.
The door is not properly
installed.
The seal is weak.
The shelves are out of
position.
There may be a problem
with the main control board.
There is a problem with the
plug.
LED lights are broken.
Solution
Check if using the wrong
voltage.
Reset the circuit breaker or
check for a broken fuse.
Lower the temperature of the
fridge.
Open the door less frequently.
Make sure the door is closed
securely.
Replace the seal on the door.
Replacements can be acquired
from the manufacturer.
the front grille.
Contact the manufacturer.
Make sure the unit's feet are in
the proper position and
tightened securely.
Make sure the unit's feet are in
the proper position and
tightened securely.
Check the fan to make sure
there is no debris or
obstruction. If not, contact the
manufacturer.
Make sure the unit's feet are in
the proper position and
tightened securely.
Check the door hinges to make
sure they are properly installed.
Replace the seal on the door.
Replacements can be acquired
from the manufacturer.
Make sure the shelves slide all
the way into the unit.
Contact the manufacturer.
Contact the manufacturer.
Contact the manufacturer.
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