The green light is flickering seems to be working ok.

It could be the button door switch that controls the light, or that a florescent lamp is being used in the cold fridge,

led's become weak over time. it is only an indicator that the power is on. Leave well alone!

this just means the light is burning out (loosing its filament) it does not effect the operation of the freezer, it just is an indicator that you have power at the unit.

Good day James.

There must be a loose cable for the green light to come on. Your thermostat might need replacement especially if doesn't go on defost which happens automatically.

it has connection problems when you open the door of freezer connecting wire turn gradually and one time comes up light normally,you repair connecting wire of lights.

Both light flickering probably indicates a problem with the plug or the cord. If it was just the inside light I would suspect the door switch, but both light would indicates an open short in the wires or plug.

Check the plug connection at the wall and see if it is loose. While unplugged check the cord for any nicks or cuts. Plug something else into the same wall receptacle , like a light and see if the power to the receptacle is ok.

If none of the above work then it is time for a qualified repair person.

J

Hi,
The flickering light is nothing to worry about... as long as it is flickering it is considered to be "on"
If there is no light then you need to worry...
The light flickering is not something that you need to fix...

heatman101

Hi,
It is normal for those lights ot flicker.. as long as the unit is working then do not worry about that...the light really is just showing you that you have power to the unit...

heatman101

Is this just a "Power-on" light to let you know it's plugged in and has power? This is probably just a "neon" (although the actual gas inside is hydrogen for the green color) bulb and sometimes they will do the flickering thing literally forever. In a way it's a good thing as it makes you look at it. If it really concerns you, or if it is actually a warning that something is going wrong (it should say in the manual, you DO have the manual don't you?) have it fixed under the warranty.