On Liebherr US combined units such as the HCB 1560, the power failure symbol lights when the freezer section got too warm while the power was off. The alarm icon then shows the highest temperature reached…
On Liebherr US combined units such as the HCB 1560, the power failure symbol lights when the freezer section got too warm while the power was off. The alarm icon then shows the highest temperature reached during the outage. That figure helps you judge the food: a brief rise is harmless, while a high peak means packages have partly thawed and deserve a careful look before you refreeze or eat anything.
1. Read the temperature shown on the alarm icon; it is the warmest point reached. 2. Inspect the food: hard items stay, thawed or wet packages go. 3. Confirm the plug sits tight and the breaker is on. 4. Acknowledge the alarm with its button once you have read the number. If it returns with no outage, call us.
It is the highest temperature the freezer section reached while the power was out. Use it to judge food safety: a value near freezing means a lot of thawing, a lower value means little.
Food that still has ice crystals or feels cold and hard can stay frozen. Anything fully thawed, warm to the touch, or sitting in liquid should be cooked right away or thrown out.
Short interruptions go unnoticed, for example a flicker or a power strip switched off for a moment. If it repeats without a visible outage, we should check the unit's supply and control.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.