Liebherr Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

Its under warranty get it look at straight away.

Probably defective ice maker. Also could be water valve, but typically it’s the IM

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indicates that the thermostat is faulty it should be inside the cabinet parts will be available from a service/agent /dealer spares

This is a sensor error- need to get the relevant sensor replaced.

This requires entering the service mode. Typically freezer on/off and suer frost, then change the 'd' setting to 0 by using the up arrow. Press power button to exit.

Sensor failures can sometimes cause this problem - an 'F' error only occurs if the sensor goes open circuit - not misreading. You can enter service mode and get the sensor readings to check - you will need another temperature probe (such as a laser temperature probe), to confirm what the sensor is showing. If the sensor is not at fault, then there may be an issue with the compressor not working - which would be the next issue (or loss of refrigerant - but that is pretty uncommon). Typically an inverter failure causes the compressor not to run. There are service manuals on google for this model that will help you do preliminary tests for faulty components prior to calling an expensive service person.

This sound like it is either a sensor fault causing the compressor to not run, or there is a loss of gas/ compressor fault. Needs a service technician.

This sounds like there is a fault in the defrost circuit, so the evaporator is not being defrosted. Alternatively it will be a sensor fault that is reading low and causing the fridge to keep on running trying to reach the desired temperature.

Yes to both questions. Depending on the model you can remove and sell the ice maker.

I can not find parts for my liebherr refrigerator