The short answer
What the AT series means here is the set of models in the table below — nothing more is claimed about it, and nothing more is needed to use this page. What dominates on these models is unusual noise or vibration, with not cooling or not freezing behind it, and each problem below links to the page that diagnoses it.
The problems that happen on these models, and where each is covered
- Unusual noise or vibration — A noise that has arrived or grown over the last few weeks. See Attitude AT Series Refrigerator: Abnormal Noise or Vibration. — Slug: attitude-attitude-refrigerator-at-refrigerator-abnormal-noise-2 — Title: Attitude AT Series Refrigerator: Abnormal Noise or Vibration
- Not cooling or not freezing — Food spoiling on a cabinet you can still hear running. See Attitude AT Series Refrigerator: Not Cooling or Not Freezing. — Slug: attitude-attitude-refrigerator-at-refrigerator-cooling-failure-2 — Title: Attitude AT Series Refrigerator: Not Cooling or Not Freezing
- Ice maker not producing — An empty bin, or cubes in the wrong shape, on a cabinet that cools. See Attitude AT Series Refrigerator: Ice Maker Not Producing. — Slug: attitude-attitude-refrigerator-at-refrigerator-ice-production-2 — Title: Attitude AT Series Refrigerator: Ice Maker Not Producing
- Water leaking — Water or ice where there should be neither, on a rhythm. See Attitude AT Series Refrigerator: Water Leak or Pooling Water. — Slug: attitude-attitude-refrigerator-at-refrigerator-water-leak-2 — Title: Attitude AT Series Refrigerator: Water Leak or Pooling Water
The problem classes in order, and what that order is worth
- Unusual noise or vibration — First by ordinary service experience rather than by a counted sample: a priority, not a rate.
- Not cooling or not freezing — Second by ordinary service experience rather than by a counted sample: a priority, not a rate.
- Ice maker not producing — Third by ordinary service experience rather than by a counted sample: a priority, not a rate.
- Water leaking — Fourth by ordinary service experience rather than by a counted sample: a priority, not a rate.
Models in the AT family
Reference| Model number | Family key |
|---|---|
| AT16B | attitude:refrigerator:at |
| AT16BF | attitude:refrigerator:at |
| AT16BL | attitude:refrigerator:at |
| AT50FRE | attitude:refrigerator:at |
Where the work falls on this line — An ordering, not a measurement — no counted sample stands behind this table.
General guidance| Problem class | Relative frequency | Owner-fixable at all? |
|---|---|---|
| Unusual noise or vibration | Most often | Often, in part |
| Not cooling or not freezing | Common | Often, in part |
| Ice maker not producing | Less common | Sometimes |
| Water leaking | Uncommon | Often, in part |
When to call a technician
Judge it by the tool: a cloth, a vacuum and a screwdriver are owner tools here, and a meter is not. Everything on the far side of that is a service call on this line.
Family profiles for other refrigerator lines
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