Symptoms Reason Solution
The product door is not
closed tightly.
Is the product leaning forward?
Adjust the elevation adjustment screw to
raise the front side slightly.
Were the shelves properly
assembled?
Reassemble the shelves if needed.
Did you close the door with
excessive force?
If you apply too much force or speed
when closing the door, it may remain
that you do not push the door too hard.
product door.
Did you open the door right after
you closed it?
If you try to open the product door within 1
minute after you closed it, you may have
the product. Open the product door again
in a few moments.
There is condensation
inside the product or
on the bottom of the
vegetable drawer cover.
Did you store hot food without
inside the fridge or freezer.
Did you leave the product door
open?
Although the condensation will disappear
when you close the product door, you can
wipe it with a dry rag.
Do you open and close the
product door too often?
Condensation can form due to the
temperature difference from the outside.
Wipe out the dampness with a dry rag.
Did you put wet food inside
without sealing?
Store food in a covered or sealed
container.
Frosts has formed in
the freezer.
Did you close the product door
tightly?
Check if the object inside the product is
blocking the door and make sure that the
door is tightly closed.
Did you store hot food without
inside the fridge or freezer.
Is the air entry or exit of the
freezer blocked?
Make sure that air entry or exit is not
blocked so that the air can circulate
inside.
Maintain an appropriate space between
items.