What these models have in common
the HS line covers the fourteen model numbers in the table below and nothing beyond them. On the HS line the complaints that dominate are cooling and the sounds a cabinet makes, with leaks and ice-maker faults behind them. One series, several numbers: the table below is a run of closely related builds. No fault distribution is recorded for this family, so read the order as an argument rather than a measurement.
The problems these models actually have
- Temperature not held — Airflow inside the cabinet is the most common cause on a Comfee unit of this size, and it costs nothing. Covered on the Not Cooling or Not Freezing page.
- Noisy running — Most noise complaints on the HS line turn out to be levelling and contact, not a failing part. Go to Abnormal Noise or Vibration.
- Water where it should not be — Ice that keeps rebuilding in the base of a Comfee cabinet is the signature of a blocked drain channel. Follow Water Leak from here.
- Ice that stopped or went wrong — On the models in this table that have one, ice faults are common. Covered on the Ice Maker Fault page.
The problem classes in order
- Cooling faults on the HS line — Head of the list. It carries the longest list of anything here, from a blocked vent to the sealed system, and the food is what is at stake.
- Noise on the HS line — Second on this platform. It is reported often on Comfee units of this class, but most reports end in a levelling adjustment.
- Drainage and condensation — Next after those. Clearing the defrost drain is free, and it is the answer more often than not.
- The ice maker — The last of the four for the HS line. It is the class most often reported as broken when nothing in it has failed.
Models in the HS refrigerator family
Reference| Model number | Family key |
|---|---|
| HS-121LN | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
| HS-125LN(SNZ) | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
| HS-125SEN(2NZ) | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
| HS-129SN | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
| HS-132CN(UR-BD102-DQ)-F | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
| HS-132CN(UR-BD102-DQ)-R | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
| HS-164LN(S3NZ) | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
| HS-188CN(UR-BD146-DQ)-F | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
| HS-188CN(UR-BD146-DQ)-R | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
| HS-262CN(UR-BD202-DQ)-F | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
| HS-267FN(UR-BD205X-DQ)-F | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
| HS-267FN(UR-BD205X-DQ)-R | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
| HS-60LN(SNZ) | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
| HS-65LN | comfee:refrigerator:hs |
Ranked, not counted — no component share is recorded for this family
Documented| Problem class | Relative rank on this family | What the rank rests on |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature faults | highest | what it costs an owner while it waits |
| Noise and vibration | second | how often it is reported, and how cheaply it resolves |
| Leaks and pooling water | third | damage outside the cabinet, not frequency |
| Ice maker faults | fourth | applies only to the models that have one |
What an owner can fix on these models
None of the fourteen numbers in the table asks more of an owner than the others. Unplug the appliance or switch off its breaker before removing any panel; a capacitor can hold a charge after the power is off. On a compact Comfee cabinet, ask for the repair figure before agreeing: it often approaches the price of a new unit.
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