Samsung RR20K172ZS8 Manuel D’Utilisation

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The appliance is not 
operating at all or the 
temperature is too 
high or low.
•  Check that the power plug is correctly connected.
•  Is the temperature control on the front panel correctly set?
•  Is the appliance in direct sunlight or located near a heat 
source.? 
If so, it may not be able to cool as well. Please put it in a place 
that is out of direct sunlight and not near a heat source.
•  Is the back of the appliance too close to the wall? 
If so, it may not be able to cool sufficiently. Keep it an 
appropriate distance from the wall.
•  Is there too much food inside so that the food is blocking 
the outlet vent? To keep the refrigerator at a suitable 
temperature, do not fill the refrigerator with too much food.
The food in the 
Refrigerator is 
frozen.
•  Is the temperature control or control panel set to the coldest 
temperature?
•  Is the surrounding temperature too low?
There are unusual 
noises.
•  Check if the appliance is installed on a stable and even floor.
•  Is the back of the appliance too close to the wall?
•  Have any foreign objects fallen behind or under the 
appliance?
•  Is the noise coming from the compressor in the appliance?
•  A ticking sound occurs when the various accessories contract 
or expand.
The front corners and 
sides of the appliance 
are warm and 
condensation starts 
to form.
•  Heat-proof pipes are installed in the front corners of the 
appliance to prevent condensation from forming. 
When the surrounding temperature rises, this may not always 
be effective. 
However, this is not abnormal.
•  In very humid weather, condensation may form on the outer 
surface of the appliance when the moisture in the air comes 
into contact with the cool surface of the appliance.
You can hear a liquid 
bubbling in the 
appliance.
•  This is the refrigerant, which cools the inside of the appliance. 
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