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Problem

Water flows on the rear plate

of the refrigerator.

There is too much con-

densed water on the rear

wall of the refrigerator.

Water flows inside the refrig-

erator.

Water flows on the floor.

Temperature cannot be set.

The temperature in the ap-

pliance is too low/too high.

Possible cause

Food products are not wrap-

ped properly.

Temperature is set incorrect-

ly.

Appliance is fully loaded and

is set to the lowest tempera-

ture.

Temperature set in the appli-

ance is too low and the am-

bient temperature is too

high.

During the automatic de-

frosting process, frost melts

on the rear plate.

Door was opened too fre-

quently.

Door was not closed com-

pletely.

Stored food was not wrap-

ped.

Food products prevent the

water from flowing into the

water collector.

The water outlet is clogged.

The melting water outlet is

not connected to the evapo-

rative tray above the com-

pressor.

The "Coolmatic function" is

switched on.

The temperature is not set

correctly.

The door is not closed cor-

rectly.

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Solution

Wrap the food products bet-

ter.

Refer to "Control Panel"

chapter.

Set a higher temperature.

Refer to "Control Panel"

chapter.

Set a higher temperature.

Refer to "Control Panel"

chapter.

This is correct.

Open the door only when

necessary.

Make sure the door is closed

completely.

Wrap food in suitable pack-

aging before storing it in the

appliance.

Make sure that food prod-

ucts do not touch the rear

plate.

Clean the water outlet.

Attach the melting water

outlet to the evaporative

tray.

Switch off "Coolmatic func-

tion" manually, or wait until

the function deactivates au-

tomatically to set the tem-

perature. Refer to "Coolmat-

ic function" section.

Set a higher/lower tempera-

ture.

Refer to "Closing the door"

section.