Also printed as HI · H1
Fix at homeHigh temperature alarm
Not a fault by itself. The freezer went above 26°F or the fresh-food section above 55°F for more than an hour — a door left open, a long outage, or a box still pulling down after it was first plugged in.
- Every door and drawer is shut and nothing inside holds one open — a bag, a shelf pushed out, a bin not seated.
- The gaskets seal: shut a dollar bill in the door and pull; it should drag all the way round.
- The box is cooling: a hand on the back wall of the freezer feels cold, and the fan runs when the door switch is pressed in.
- A refrigerator just installed or just moved needs 24 hours to reach temperature; the alarm clears on its own.
Press Alarm Reset to mute it; it stays lit until the section is back in range, then goes out by itself. A box cold at the back wall and warm up front is airflow — pull the box out and let the air through behind it. A box that never gets cold with the doors shut is a fault, not a state — see SY EF, or a sealed-system call.
