On Bertazzoni built-in refrigerator columns with a TFT display, such as the REF18FCBIPRV, REF24FCBIPNV and REF18FCBIPLV, "Power Failure!!" tells you that electrical power was interrupted for a prolonged time. The appliance starts working again by itself,…
On Bertazzoni built-in refrigerator columns with a TFT display, such as the REF18FCBIPRV, REF24FCBIPNV and REF18FCBIPLV, "Power Failure!!" tells you that electrical power was interrupted for a prolonged time. The appliance starts working again by itself, and the display shows the warmest temperatures that were reached while it was off. The same message appears on the REF36BMBIPRT bottom-mount. Check the recorded temperatures before you decide what to keep.
1. Read the warmest temperatures on the display and note how high they went. 2. Check food: anything that sat above 40F for more than two hours should be discarded. 3. Leave the doors closed while the cooling catches up. 4. Look at the breaker panel and reset a tripped breaker once. 5. If the message returns without an outage, write down the dates and call us.
No. It records that power was gone for a long time and then returned. Once you acknowledge it and the temperatures recover, the appliance runs normally.
Use the warmest temperatures shown on the display. If the refrigerator part rose above 40F for over two hours, perishable food should be thrown out. Frozen items with ice crystals can be refrozen.
A short outage may have happened while you were away, or a breaker shared with another appliance tripped. If it keeps coming back, we can check the outlet and the control for repeated dropouts.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.