Liebherr’s undercounter refrigerator format fits beneath a standard counter as a single-cabinet all-refrigerator unit, sharing the same sensor and control-board architecture as Liebherr’s full-height columns in a shorter footprint. Both current and considerably older undercounter installations are still common in kitchens serviced today.
Because the cutout is smaller and often has less airflow margin than a full-height column, ventilation clearance is one of the first things checked on an undercounter diagnostic, alongside whatever F-series code the unit is showing; a worn door seal affecting temperature stability and triggering the door alarm is the other frequent complaint.
Key Features
- Built-in undercounter all-refrigerator cabinet sized to sit flush beneath a standard counter
- Electronic temperature control on the same platform as Liebherr’s full-height columns
- Panel-ready design for custom cabinetry
Most Common Issues on This Model
Ventilation clearance beneath the counter restricted by tight cabinetry, straining the compressor
Control panel showing an F-series error code
Door seal wear affecting temperature stability and triggering the door alarm