Frigidaire FCFS181LQB オーナーマニュアル

APPLIANCE OPERATION
Appliance does not run.

•  Appliance is plugged 

into a circuit that has a 

ground fault interrupt.

•  Temperature control is 

in the “OFF” position.

•  Appliance may not be 

plugged in, or plug 

may be loose.

•  Fuse blown or tripped 

circuit breaker.

•  Power outage.

•  Use another circuit. If you are 

unsure about the outlet, have it 

checked by a certified technician.

•  See Thermostat Setting. 

•  Ensure plug is tightly pushed  

into outlet. 

•  Check/replace fuse with a 15-amp 

time delay fuse. Rest circuit breaker.

•  Check house lights. Call local elec-

tric company.

Appliance runs too much 

or too long.

•  Room or outside 

weather is hot.

•  Appliance has recently 

been disconnected for 

a period of time.

•  Large amount of warm 

or hot food have been 

stored recently.

•  Door is opened too 

frequently or kept 

open too long.

•  Appliance door may 

be slightly ajar.

•  Temperature control 

is set too low. 

•  Appliance gaskets are  

dirty, worn, cracked 

or poorly fitted.

•  It’s normal for the appliance to work 

harder under these conditions.

•  It takes 24 hours for the appliance 

to cool down completely. 

•  Warm food will cause appliance to 

run more until the desired tempera-

ture is reached.

•  Warm air entering the appliance 

causes it to run more. Open the 

door less often.

•  See “Door Problems”. 

•  Turn control knob to a warmer 

setting. Allow several hours for the 

temperature to stabilize.

•  Clean or change gasket. Leaks in 

the lid seal will cause appliance 

to run longer in order to maintain 

desired temperature.

Interior appliance tem-

perature is too cold.

•  Temperature control 

is set too low.

•  Turn control knob to a warmer 

setting. Allow several hours for the 

temperature to stabilize.

Interior appliance tem-

perature is too warm.

•  Temperature control 

is set too warm. 

•  Door is open too fre-

quently or kept  open 

too long. 

•  Large amount of warm 

or hot food have been 

stored recently.

•  Appliance has recent-

ly been disconnected 

for a period of time.

•  Turn control knob to a colder set-

ting. Allow several hours for the 

temperature to stabilize.

•  Warm air entering the appliance 

causes it to run more. Open the 

door less often. 

•  Wait until the appliance has had 

a chance to reach its selected 

temperature.

•  Appliance requires 24 hours to cool 

down completely.

Appliance external surface 

temperature is warm.

•  The external appli-

ance walls can be 

as much  as 30°F 

warmer than  

room temperature.

•  This is normal while the compressor 

works to transfer heat from inside 

the appliance cabinet.

Before calling for service, review this list. It may save you time and 

expense. This list includes common occurrences that are not the 

result of defective workmanship or materials in this appliance.