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Troubleshooting 43 US CA All models Problem Water in the vegetable bins. Exterior of cabinet is warm. Warm area on central door seal (French door models only). Condensation on outside of refrigerator/ freezer. Condensation inside fresh food compartment. Door handles out of alignment. Tray/bin does not slide in and out evenly. Taste of odor in ice cubes Appliance operating inefficiently Possible causes Condensation is formed by the water produced by fruit and vegetables. This is normal. This is normal. Not unusual during periods of high humidity. Frequent or long door openings. Door gasket leaking. Not unusual during periods of high humidity. With time and usage, movement may occur. Packaging trapped. Runners not extending fully. Transfer of odor/taste from strong smelling foods. Accumulation of dust on or behind the rear compartment cover. What to do A small amount of condensation is beneficial for fruit and vegetable storage. Wipe out water with a cloth. Set humidity slide to low humidity setting Wipe dry. Minimize door openings. Check that gasket is sitting flat and sealing tightly. Wipe dry. See Installation instructions - Stability instructions (pages 15 - 16). Check to ensure no food or packaging is trapped behind the tray/bin. Holding onto sides of tray/bin, extend the runners fully by using a firm pull - this will reset the runner. Wrap or cover strong smelling foods. See Cleaning and caring for your refrigerator: Rear compartment cover (page 33). If problem persists please contact Customer Care.

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43
Troubleshooting
All models
Problem
Possible causes
What to do
Water in the
vegetable bins.
Condensation is formed by the
water produced by fruit and
vegetables.
A small amount of condensation is
beneficial for fruit and vegetable storage.
Wipe out water with a cloth.
Set humidity slide to
low humidity setting
Exterior of
cabinet is warm.
This is normal.
Warm area on
central door seal
(French door
models only).
This is normal.
Condensation
on outside of
refrigerator/
freezer.
Not unusual during periods of
high humidity.
Wipe dry.
Condensation
inside fresh food
compartment.
Frequent or long door openings.
Minimize door openings.
Door gasket leaking.
Check that gasket is sitting flat and sealing
tightly.
Not unusual during periods of
high humidity.
Wipe dry.
Door handles out
of alignment.
With time and usage, movement
may occur.
See Installation instructions – Stability
instructions (pages 15 – 16).
Tray/bin does not
slide in and out
evenly.
Packaging trapped.
Check to ensure no food or packaging is
trapped behind the tray½bin.
Runners not extending fully.
Holding onto sides of tray½bin, extend the
runners fully by using a firm pull – this will
reset the runner.
Taste of odor in
ice cubes
Transfer of odor½taste from
strong smelling foods.
Wrap or cover strong smelling foods.
Appliance
operating
inefficiently
Accumulation of dust on or
behind the rear compartment
cover.
See Cleaning and caring for your
refrigerator: Rear compartment cover
(page 33).
If problem persists please contact
Customer Care.
US
CA