On the Bertazzoni REF24BMBPNB-type bottom-mount refrigerator, F1 is shown on the temperature display when the fridge evaporator sensor reports a problem. The appliance still cools, but a technician should check it. This sensor reports the temperature…
On the Bertazzoni REF24BMBPNB-type bottom-mount refrigerator, F1 is shown on the temperature display when the fridge evaporator sensor reports a problem. The appliance still cools, but a technician should check it. This sensor reports the temperature of the cooling coil in the fresh-food side, so the control may time the cooling and defrosting less accurately. It is a message about a sensor, not about the compressor itself.
1. Check that the fresh-food side is cold and the compressor cycles. 2. Make sure no food presses against the back wall. 3. Wipe any water from the back of the fresh-food section. 4. Switch the breaker off for one minute and back on. 5. If F1 stays, do not keep adjusting dials; call us.
It tells the control how cold the cooling coil in the fresh-food side is. The control uses that reading to decide when to run the cooling and when to defrost, so a bad reading throws off both.
No. The refrigerator keeps cooling. It is still worth a visit within a few days, because a wrong reading can freeze produce or leave frost on the coil.
No. F1 means the fridge evaporator sensor on this REF24BMBPNB-type bottom-mount. Other Bertazzoni models use the same letters for different sensors, so always check against your own model.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.