Indesit BAN134NF (UK) F/F

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  • July 15, 2008 at 10:41 am #38110
    andy2
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    Hi- Attended one of these – evap not defrosting. there is what appears to be a defrost stat / TCO unit clipped to the evap showing continuity through the blue and white wires (0 ohms) but OC through the yellow and brown wires. Is this meant to be OC ie. normally open or is it defective.

    If it is, does anyone have a PN as it does not list as a part on connections mediator.

    Appreciate any help, thanks

    Andy 😀

    July 15, 2008 at 3:36 pm #257751
    subs
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    Re: Indesit BAN134NF (UK) F/F

    Andy

    Not familiar with this model but i would have thought that you should definatley have continuety through the toc and through the defrost stat(if its frozen)

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    July 15, 2008 at 3:54 pm #257752
    lerch
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    Re: Indesit BAN134NF (UK) F/F

    The sensor changes value when it gets cold. The problem is that the defrost heater will not cover enough of the evap. You fix new one but start abit lower and leave it hanging underneath the evap. which solves the problem.

    Also look along the drain hole in freezer if it has gone black on the plastic then the gutter heater has blown.

    New defrost heater from :71008 – indec00259475 (includes new sensor)
    New defrost heater upto : 71008 – indec00259476 (includes new sensor)
    Gutter heater : indec00140585
    Harness to connect the heaters togther : indec00141294

    Hope this helps.
    😀

    July 15, 2008 at 6:59 pm #257753
    andy2
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    Re: Indesit BAN134NF (UK) F/F

    OK Thanks for the info – i will give it a try

    Andy 😀

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