Asko refrigerator
showing Flashing light above 4°C
A flashing signal light above 4°C on the RFN23841 reports an error in the refrigerator compartment's temperature sensor.
Mon–Sat, 8am–8pm
- Sensor circuit
- Controls and sensors
- Source: ASKO
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What Flashing light above 4°C
actually means.
A flashing signal light above 4°C on the RFN23841 reports an error in the refrigerator compartment's temperature sensor. The control switches to safe mode, keeping each compartment at a suitable temperature automatically until it is repaired.
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What to do when Flashing light above 4°C shows on the refrigeratorKind of codeSensor circuit
A temperature sensor reading outside its range, or the wiring to it. The reading is confirmed with a meter before any part is ordered.
Usually leads toControls and sensors
A refrigerator cools to what it believes the temperature is, and a sensor reading wrong is obeyed perfectly.
Shows up asRefrigerator Showing an Error Code
A code narrows the search, but only the manufacturer's own table gives it meaning.
MakeASKO
Scandinavian integrated refrigeration, mostly behind furniture panels.
SourceAsko Instructions for use, models RFN23841 / RFN232041, troubleshooting table (PDF on the Gorenje Group document server)
Asko RFN23841 and RFN232041, which report problems with flashing signal lights instead of letters. On the RBR276 family the same sensor is reported as t1.
Before you book,
in this order.
Each step comes from ASKO's own guidance for Flashing light above 4°C on its refrigerators. Follow it to the end: the last card says whether this is a visit.
Keep the doors closed and let safe mode carry the cooling.
Book a visit for the refrigerator compartment sensor; Asko gives no fix to try at home.
What not to do
Do not confuse it with the light above your chosen setting, which flashes when the compartment is merely too warm after the door stood open or a lot of food went in at once.
What you may
notice with it.
The refrigerator problem Flashing light above 4°C tends to arrive with. Answer these at the refrigerator before anyone is booked.
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Where Flashing light above 4°C usually leads
Controls and sensors.
Read these
before the visit.
Short guides that make the call quicker and the diagnosis cheaper.
All guidesASKO
refrigerators.
Scandinavian integrated refrigeration, mostly behind furniture panels.
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Built-in refrigerator
Flush with the cabinets, serviced from the front, and almost always repaired rather than replaced.
Refrigerator column
Separate refrigerator and freezer towers, each with its own sealed system — so a failure stays on one side.
Undercounter refrigerator
A single 15 to 24 inch unit under the worktop — front-vented, tightly enclosed, and easily starved of air.
In ASKO's own words
Refrigerator compartment temperature sensor error
Every code on this site is taken from the manufacturer's documentation, never from a forum or a parts listing. Asko RFN23841 and RFN232041, which report problems with flashing signal lights instead of letters. On the RBR276 family the same sensor is reported as t1.
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Questions
about Flashing light above 4°C.
Can I clear Flashing light above 4°C myself?
Is the flashing light above 4°C on my Asko just telling me it is warm inside?
Can I keep using my Asko RFN23841 with the light above 4°C flashing?
Back to your everyday
Still showing Flashing light above 4°C?
Book with the exact characters, the full model number, and whether it is still cooling — on a code, that is the whole starting point.