A beeping tone starts and the words Door Alarm appear, but nothing has actually broken. The refrigerator is nagging you because a door stayed open too long. That is how the French-door models T36BT110NS, T36BT120NS and…
A beeping tone starts and the words Door Alarm appear, but nothing has actually broken. The refrigerator is nagging you because a door stayed open too long. That is how the French-door models T36BT110NS, T36BT120NS and T36IT100NP behave. Freedom columns sound a steady tone, while the older IF freezer columns begin after one minute. Closing the door usually ends it.
1. Push the door firmly shut, or on touchscreen models tap Mute Alarm. 2. Check inside for a drawer, bin or package that keeps the door from closing. 3. Make sure the gasket has not folded under. 4. Look at the panel and hinge to see whether the door has slipped out of line.
Not according to the owner guides. Touching mute only quiets the current opening, and the tone comes back the next time a door is left ajar, which is meant to protect the food.
On a panel-ready column, a panel just a few millimeters out of line can stop the gasket from seating. Inspect the reveal around the door before suspecting any electrical part.
Yes. An overloaded bin or a tall bottle can hold the door open a crack. Rearranging the items is the quickest test and costs nothing.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.