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May 7, 2007 at 12:25 pm #27170
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ParticipantThink I probably need an engineer (any ideas where I can find one?) but the fridge part of our fridge freezer suddenly stopped working (yet light still on). It’s only 2 years old.
Can’t find instruction manual either (any ideas how I can get one?).
many thanks in advance for any help!
FMay 7, 2007 at 7:07 pm #212913Dales-Electronic
ModeratorRe: Schreiber APM 6855 fridge freezer
Try repairs at to the left which will give you a selection to choose from. All have signed up to a quality of service charter. Sounds like you are short of refrigerant or have a duff compressor. If you need ask for a verbal estimate before they come
May 8, 2007 at 7:01 pm #212914gazr600
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sounds like defrost problem probably defost sensor but heaters and thermal fuses would need to be checked what postcode i will probably know an engineer in that area
March 23, 2008 at 6:43 pm #212915TimHardy
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I have had problems with this same friedge freezer for about a year now (it’s about 3 years old) – I keep defrosting it and then the fridge part works again for a couple of months, and then the problem repeats itself.
I’ve organised for the engineer to come from Howdens/MFI for about £80 callout and I’m now wondering if I shoudl just order a new fridge altogether. Having read the reviews about this fridge model it sounds like the problem is recurring and it’s generally a faulty model.
Can anyone advise what to do about this. Either an alternative model of the same size which has a better track record (and soemone who could provide and install this in the SW London area) or to repair it. I woudl happily pay the callout charge if I thought it would work long term but I’m cynical based on what I’ve read about this model.
thanks, in advance.
Great site by the way.April 1, 2008 at 9:11 pm #212916liz5438
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had similar problem fridge showing H freezer ok paid £70 to have repair done faulty switch in door part cost £7. Product bought aug 2005 fault last year same problem again I feel like binning it but also need new and reliable fridge freezer any update on yours
May 6, 2008 at 7:24 pm #212917MBoyd
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liz5438 wrote:had similar problem fridge showing H freezer ok paid £70 to have repair done faulty switch in door part cost £7. Product bought aug 2005 fault last year same problem again I feel like binning it but also need new and reliable fridge freezer any update on yours
I have the exact same problem, Fridge says `H`Freezer works perfectly, I have checked all round the door and cant see any switch?
Any idea where it is?Thanks in advance.
May 7, 2008 at 12:21 pm #212918expertcat
ParticipantCan you ghear the fan running when both doors are shut.
if the answer is yes door switches working correctly.
May 7, 2008 at 12:22 pm #212919expertcat
ParticipantCan you hear the fan running when both doors are shut.
if the answer is yes door switches working correctly.
February 25, 2009 at 4:43 pm #212920Kintara
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What you will find is that the back of the frezer has iced up, stopping the flow of air to the fridge. You will have to turn it off for 24 hours with the door open to allow it to defrost, or after turning it off, carefully remove the freezer back panel and defrost it manually. To do this remove all the baskets, swivel the ends of the runners so they come off, then release the tabs on the back panel righthand side and top to ease it out. There is a fan conected to the back panel. The connector is behind the small round thing in the back panel. Remove all the panels and you should see the cooling element. Use a hairdryer to defrost it in about 30 mins.
The usual reason it frosted up is that a door was left ajar.February 25, 2009 at 6:14 pm #212921expertcat
Participantyou can do great damage with a hair drier
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