How to Troubleshoot a Magic Chef Mini Fridge
Because of its compact size, the Magic Chef Mini Fridge can provide the convenience of refrigerating items in even the smallest spaces. If the mini fridge stops working properly, you may be able to troubleshoot the problem to determine possible solutions.
Common issues that may arise with the mini fridge can be repaired without the need for a service technician.
Things You Will Need
- Replacement fuses (optional)
- Replacement door gasket (optional)
- Damp cloth (optional)
- Mild dish detergent (optional)
Fridge Not Operating
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Ensure the mini fridge is fully plugged into an outlet.
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Inspect the fuse or breaker box for blown fuses or tripped breakers.
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Reset breakers or replace fuses, if needed.
Compressor Frequently Cycles On and Off
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If the temperature of the room is warmer than normal, the compressor will cycle on and off more often. This is normal.
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Check that the door is completely closed. Refrain from opening the door too often.
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Check the temperature control and adjust it to an appropriate setting.
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Inspect the door gasket. If the door does not seal properly, replace the door gasket.
Fridge is Too Warm
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Adjust the temperature control to a cooler setting. Allow the mini fridge to cool for several hours.
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Close the door, and refrain from opening the refrigerator door unnecessarily.
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Inspect the door gasket. Replace if needed.
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Allow the mini fridge to cool for several hours after placing large amounts of food in it.
The Drip Cap
- Because of its compact size, the Magic Chef Mini Fridge can provide the convenience of refrigerating items in even the smallest spaces.
- Refrain from opening the door too often.
- Check the temperature control and adjust it to an appropriate setting.
- Allow the mini fridge to cool for several hours after placing large amounts of food in it.
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Amy Kingston has been a professional writer since 2001. She has written articles for various publications, including "Health" magazine, "Jackson Parenting" magazine, the "Bolivar Bulletin" newspaper and "A Musician's Pursuit." Kingston was also published in "Voices of Bipolar Disorder."
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