On Liebherr US combined units such as the HCB 1560, the alarm symbol appears together with a flashing temperature readout. It tells you the freezer section is warmer than it should be. Open doors and freshly…
On Liebherr US combined units such as the HCB 1560, the alarm symbol appears together with a flashing temperature readout. It tells you the freezer section is warmer than it should be. Open doors and freshly loaded food are the two situations the unit is built to warn about. The warning stays on and the readout keeps flashing until the cause has been removed, so a flashing display means something needs your attention right now.
1. Close every freezer drawer and the door firmly and check that nothing blocks the seal. 2. Note whether you recently added a lot of fresh food; that load alone keeps the flashing going until it freezes through. 3. Wipe the door seals and look for gaps or frost build-up. 4. Wait several hours and see if the flashing stops. If it keeps going, move food you care about to another freezer and call us.
The flashing readout and alarm symbol mean the freezer section is too warm. The display keeps it up until the cause, such as an open drawer or a big load of fresh food, has been dealt with.
Yes, when the cause is removed. If you closed a drawer or finished loading food, the warning ends once the freezer section is cold again. If it keeps flashing for many hours, the cooling needs a technician.
Check how warm the freezer section got and how long it stayed that way. Food that is still hard with ice crystals is fine to keep. Soft or thawed food should be cooked soon or discarded.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.