On Liebherr US combined units such as the HCB 1560, the freezer display shows only temperatures below freezing. When the compartment is warmer than that, you see dashes in place of a number. This is normal…
On Liebherr US combined units such as the HCB 1560, the freezer display shows only temperatures below freezing. When the compartment is warmer than that, you see dashes in place of a number. This is normal at start-up for about three to five hours, after a power failure, and while SuperCool is running. The dashes turn into a temperature reading by themselves as the freezer section pulls down.
1. Leave the unit running with the doors closed for five hours after start-up or a power failure. 2. Check whether SuperCool is active and let it finish. 3. Close drawers fully and keep door openings short. 4. If dashes remain after a full day, or food in the freezer is soft, call us for a visit.
The freezer display only reads temperatures below freezing. Anything warmer shows as dashes, which is normal during the first three to five hours, after a power failure, or while SuperCool is on.
Give a new or restarted unit about five hours with closed doors. A freezer that has run for a day and still shows dashes is not pulling down, and that is the point to book a visit.
No, not on their own. They tell you the readout is above the range the display shows. Feel the food: hard frozen items are fine, while soft or wet packages mean the freezer section has warmed too much.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.