Hoover HCA331FFK "automatic door work hot days" Questions

...door gaskets mate to the chassis. Dirty condenser coils will also cause the very warm to HOT front of chassis condition. Still can't find anything wrong: - Do a manual defrost: Unit unplugged with an ...

door gasket area is hot to the touch I seriously doubt you have coolant restrictions. While your looking at the condenser fan and coils, use a shop vacuum to clear out the drip pan and the very end of

...door closed plunger for the light switch) The fan should be on and light off. 2. An unseen block of ice over the evaporator coils due to an automatic defrosting probelm. If you can determine that ...

door gasket seals. I should be warm to the touch but should NOT be very warm to almost hot. If it is very warm / hot to the touch it will confirm my comments above. UNPLUG the unit Clean the condensor

...hot food in the cabinet there are two main causes of excessive ice buildup - one is a defective door seal and the other is failing cabinet insulation, the latter marked by the compressor needing to ...

...automatic defrost control kit assemblies on these models. This unit only came with a 1 year warranty, which is now out. Need Help in SC.... Sounds like a defrost problem or a plugged drain... to get ...

...door gasket area open the back of the unit and clean out the condenser coils. Make sure the condenser fan is running. The fan should be running any time the compressor is running. - Look in the very ...

...automatic defrosters. Although this is a standard feature the drain hole in the defrosting assembly can get clogged with debris, lime, or even ice. If this happens the defrost will not work and there ...

...work properly. Depending on the severity of the frost/ice buildup, it could take a couple of days to fully melt all the frost/ice. During the manual defrost ALL frozen and perishable foods should be ...

...door gasket mates to the chassis. It should be warm to the touch but not quite warm or HOT. If you notice that it is quite warm to hot.. open the back of the unit by removing the fiberboard cover ...