On KitchenAid KUDR undercounter double-drawer refrigerators, such as the KUDR204KSB, the Over Temp Alarm sounds when the refrigerator drawer rises above 45°F (7°C) or the freezer drawer above 6°F (-14.4°C) for 4 hours or longer. The…
On KitchenAid KUDR undercounter double-drawer refrigerators, such as the KUDR204KSB, the Over Temp Alarm sounds when the refrigerator drawer rises above 45°F (7°C) or the freezer drawer above 6°F (-14.4°C) for 4 hours or longer. The audio stops when temperatures recover and the light flashes until Reset Alarm is pressed. These limits are tighter than those of full-size KitchenAid refrigerators.
1. Push both drawers fully shut and check for items blocking them. 2. Press Reset Alarm to stop the flashing light. 3. Keep the drawers closed while the unit recovers. 4. Wait for the sound to stop on its own as temperatures fall. 5. If the alarm returns, move perishables to a cold spot and call us.
The refrigerator drawer above 45°F (7°C) or the freezer drawer above 6°F (-14.4°C), held for 4 hours or longer. Both limits must be held for the full period before the alarm sounds, which suits a small drawer unit.
The sound stops once temperatures recover. The light keeps flashing until Reset Alarm is pressed, so press it to acknowledge the event. This keeps a record that someone saw the alert.
Check it for thawing, since the freezer drawer limit is just 6°F (-14.4°C). If the alarm repeats, move food elsewhere and call us for a cooling check.
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