Rosieres Fridge Freezer overcooling

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  • April 6, 2011 at 12:24 pm #62090
    Colin Edwards
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    I have a Rosieres 34118109 0406 0065 Type c121 integrated fridge freezer. The bulb went so I replaced it but it still does not work. However, the fridge is now overcooling and freezing the food. I have had to operate it on a timer switch for the time being. The small fan in the fridge is still working. I looked on the webiste and I can buy a new PCB board that looks identical to mine. However, do you think from the symptoms I describe it is the board that is faulty and needs replacing?

    Many thanks

    Colin

    April 6, 2011 at 12:44 pm #348617
    kwatt
    Keymaster

    Re: Rosieres Fridge Freezer overcooling

    Hi Colin,

    Are there any other numbers on the rating plate as that looks like a serial or production number and not a model?

    If I have that I can have a look for you.

    K.

    April 6, 2011 at 1:58 pm #348618
    admin
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    Re: Rosieres Fridge Freezer overcooling

    Hi Colin

    34118109 RBCA320VZ
    0244 (31/10/2002) 0417 (21/04/2004)
    BUILT-IN REFRIGERATORS
    FRIDGE / FREEZER
    FROM 251 TO 300 LT.
    Colour WHITE
    Brand ROSIERES
    Market EUROPA
    This is the unit you have which also has a sensor which is available as a spare part. wither its the board or sensor ?? get both and work form there.was it working before the bulb blew?.

    part numbers are
    board 91601162 Approx £60
    sensor 92744416 foamed in but available approx £28

    Bryan 😆

    April 6, 2011 at 8:31 pm #348619
    Colin Edwards
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    Re: Rosieres Fridge Freezer overcooling

    The light stopped working so I replaced the bulb but only to find out the bulb was ok. There is live power to the bulb but no neutral! The fridge only started freezing once the light stopped working. Do you still think a new board and sensor will repair it?

    Where is the sensor located in the unit?

    Thanks

    Colin

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