Amana refrigerator error codes: what the display shows is a setting, not a fault.

Not a fault. A door has been open more than about five minutes; the alarm chimes and the door icon shows.

1. Push both doors shut, firmly; a door stops a quarter inch short when a jar is sitting proud on a door shelf.
2. A door that drifts back open is a refrigerator not tilted back enough — raise the front leveling feet a half turn each so the doors swing closed on their own.
3. The gaskets are clean and seal all the way around; a gasket folded under at a corner holds the door off its switch.

Close the door and the alarm stops. If the alarm sounds with every door shut tight, the door switch is the part — a service call. Press any button to silence it meanwhile.

Not a fault. The cooling was switched off at the panel — the lights work and nothing gets cold. It happens during a cleaning, a move, or a long press on the panel.

1. Press and hold the two buttons the display names for Cooling On/Off (on most ASI models Lock and Temp together) for three seconds until the temperatures show again.

Cooling comes back on; give it 24 hours to reach temperature. A refrigerator that stays warm with cooling on is the refrigerator symptom page.

Not a fault. The refrigerator is in the mode a store floor uses — the lights and the display work, the cooling never runs.

1. The display reads Showroom, or shows it when a button is pressed.
2. Press and hold the pair of buttons the use-and-care guide names for Showroom on your model (on many dispenser models the same Lock-and-Temp hold as Cooling On/Off) for three seconds until the word goes out.

Cooling starts once the mode is off; give it 24 hours. The guide for the exact model is on amana.com by model number and names the pair.

Not a fault. The dispenser and the panel are locked so nothing dispenses when a child leans on the paddle; the lock icon shows.

1. Press and hold Lock for three seconds until the icon goes out.

The dispenser and the panel answer again.

Not a fault. Six months of use have passed since the filter was reset; the dispenser may slow before it is changed.

1. Change the filter — it sits in the base grille on the ASI side-by-side and turns out a quarter turn; the new one turns in until it stops.
2. Run about 4 gallons through the dispenser to clear the air and the carbon fines.
3. Press and hold the Filter button for three seconds until the light resets.

The light resets. A dispenser still slow with a new filter is the inlet valve or frozen water in the line — the refrigerator symptom page.