Question:

What should I do if my fridge is not powering on?

Answer:

Reset the fridge by unplugging it for 30 seconds and then plug it back in.

Inspect the power cord for any cracks, frays, chafe, or damaged plug ends. If damaged, unplug the fridge and set up service.

Ensure the fridge is properly plugged into a functioning electrical outlet.

Test the outlet by plugging in another device to verify its functionality.

Check the house's circuit breaker and make sure the circuit your fridge is connected to is not tripped.

If the issue persists, contact service.

Terms:

Reset - To temporarily stop and restart the fridge's electrical system.

Cracks, frays, chafe, damaged plug ends - Signs of potential damage to the power cord that may require repair or replacement.

Outlet - The point where the power cord connects to the electrical system.

Circuit breaker - A safety device designed to protect the electrical system from overload.

Dedicated 20 ampere circuit - A specific electrical circuit providing sufficient power supply for the fridge.

Licensed electrician - A qualified professional trained to perform electrical repairs safely and effectively.