Q: Why is the interior light of my VFC301BRFW refrigerator flashing?

Your VEDETTE VFC301BRFW refrigerator features a LED interior lighting that, according to the manufacturer's notice, can only be replaced by a certified professional. Possible causes Damaged LED - The LED may be at the end of its life or defective Faulty contact - The door circuit is no longer closing properly Internal electrical problem - A malfunction of the lighting system What you need to do First check: Ensure that the door closes completely and that no object is blocking it. Do not attempt to repair it yourself - according to the manufacturer's manual, only a certified technician can work on the LED lighting. Contact customer service: Call 09 78 97 97 97 (Monday-Saturday, 8 AM-8 PM) to have a certified technician diagnose the problem and replace the LED if necessary.

Question 1

Why is the interior light of my VFC301BRFW refrigerator flashing?

Accepted Answer

Your VEDETTE VFC301BRFW refrigerator features a LED interior lighting that, according to the manufacturer's notice, can only be replaced by a certified professional.

Possible causes

Damaged LED - The LED may be at the end of its life or defective
Faulty contact - The door circuit is no longer closing properly
Internal electrical problem - A malfunction of the lighting system

What you need to do

First check: Ensure that the door closes completely and that no object is blocking it.

Do not attempt to repair it yourself - according to the manufacturer's manual, only a certified technician can work on the LED lighting.

Contact customer service: Call 09 78 97 97 97 (Monday-Saturday, 8 AM-8 PM) to have a certified technician diagnose the problem and replace the LED if necessary.

Question 2

Why does my Vedette VFM335BRW refrigerator have stagnant water and ice at the bottom of the compartment?

Accepted Answer

Your problem is most likely due to a clogged condensation channel. The VFM335BRW has an automatic defrost system: during operation, condensation naturally forms at the back of the refrigerator. This water normally drains into the condensation channel and then to the refrigeration unit where it evaporates.

If the channel becomes dirty (dust, food residues), water stagnates at the bottom of the compartment and freezes, creating exactly the problem you describe.

Cleaning Procedure

Unplug the appliance from the electrical outlet.
Empty the bottom shelves and the lower tray.
Locate the condensation channel (usually located at the back or under the refrigeration compartment).
Clean the channel with a cotton swab or a small soft stick to remove deposits without risking damage to the walls.
Check that the drainage opening (to the refrigeration unit) is not blocked.
Plug the appliance back in.

Once the channel is cleared, the water will naturally evaporate during the next cooling cycles and the ice should gradually disappear. The automatic defrost system of the VFM335BRW requires no manual intervention - it manages humidity on its own after the channel cleaning.

If water persists after cleaning, ensure that the refrigerator is not tilted forward, which could prevent normal drainage to the channel.

Question 3

What does error code E2 mean on the Vedette VFM335BRW refrigerator and how can it be resolved?

Accepted Answer

The error code E2 on the Vedette VFM335BRW refrigerator generally indicates a problem related to the temperature probe or sensor inside the appliance. This probe is essential for measuring the internal temperature and allowing the compressor to operate correctly to maintain freshness.

Possible causes of error code E2:

The temperature probe is covered with frost or improperly positioned.
A failure or short circuit at the probe level.
Loose or damaged electrical connections between the probe and the electronic circuit.
A broken or out-of-service probe requiring replacement.

What to do if the E2 code is displayed?

Check the probe: Ensure it is not covered with frost or ice and is properly positioned inside the refrigerator.
Inspect the connections: Check that the cables and connectors of the probe are securely attached and in good condition.
Test the probe: If possible, measure the resistance of the probe with a multimeter to verify its proper functioning.
Replace the probe: If the probe is defective, it will need to be replaced with a part compatible with your model.
Contact customer service: If you cannot resolve the issue yourself, call Vedette customer service at 09 78 97 97 97 (Monday to Saturday, 8 AM - 8 PM) for professional diagnosis.

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