The short answer
The ATMP roster covers a small group of closely related cabinets, and its entries differ only in the trailing finish position. This is the profile and routing page for one Arctic King refrigerator roster: the models the line covers and the problems an owner of one is most likely to meet.
What goes wrong, and where each one is covered
- Not cooling properly — Slug: arctic-king-arctic-king-refrigerator-atmp-refrigerator-cooling-failure-2 — The cabinet runs without pause and is cool rather than cold, or one compartment holds while the other drifts. Diagnosed in full on the Not Cooling or Not Freezing page.
- No ice, or poor ice — Slug: arctic-king-arctic-king-refrigerator-atmp-refrigerator-ice-production-2 — A dry mould, standing water that never freezes, or hollow and shrunken cubes. Diagnosed in full on the Ice Maker Fault page.
- An unfamiliar noise — Slug: arctic-king-arctic-king-refrigerator-atmp-refrigerator-abnormal-noise-2 — A chirp that stops when the door opens, a buzz from the back, or a rattle that stops under hand pressure. Diagnosed in full on the Abnormal Noise or Vibration page.
- Water on the floor — Slug: arctic-king-arctic-king-refrigerator-atmp-refrigerator-water-leak-2 — Water under the crispers and out of the door, or a wet patch at the back of the cabinet. Diagnosed in full on the Water Leak page.
Problem classes in the order they are met
- Not cooling properly — Met first on this line — it leads because the common versions are airflow restrictions rather than failures, and restrictions build quietly over weeks.
- No ice, or poor ice — Met second on this line — production depends on water arriving and on the compartment being cold enough, so most failures here are upstream of the mechanism.
- An unfamiliar noise — Met third on this line — noise is common and mostly cheap, because the usual sources are the two fans, loose hardware or a cabinet that is not level.
- Water on the floor — Met last on this line — the cabinet makes water at every defrost, so the usual fault is the route that water takes rather than a component failure.
- Body: No counted sample stands behind this order, so it is written as an order and never as a share.
Models in the ATMP family
Reference| Model number | Family key |
|---|---|
| ATMP031AEB | arctic-king:refrigerator:atmp |
| ATMP031AES | arctic-king:refrigerator:atmp |
| ATMP031AET | arctic-king:refrigerator:atmp |
| ATMP031AEW | arctic-king:refrigerator:atmp |
| ATMP032AEB | arctic-king:refrigerator:atmp |
| ATMP032AES | arctic-king:refrigerator:atmp |
Fault profile for this line — Problem classes in the order they are met on this line, not in counted shares: no warehouse sample stands behind this table.
General guidance| Problem class | Order met |
|---|---|
| Not cooling properly | Most common |
| No ice, or poor ice | Second |
| An unfamiliar noise | Third |
| Water on the floor | Least common |
What is owner work on this line
The line on these cabinets is drawn at the rear interior panel and at any water fitting you are not confident re-making.
Other lines of this appliance
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