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I haven’t worked on Frost Free before – The Fridge is not getting cold – would anyone have a good idea of what I should be looking for?
Hotpoint FF91 Frost Free – Fridge not getting cold
I haven’t worked on Frost Free before – The Fridge is not getting cold – would anyone have a good idea of what I should be looking for?
Re: Hotpoint FF91 Frost Free – Fridge not getting cold
tip #1 post in the correct forum.
tip #2 give us a bit more detail to go on, this literaly could be anything.
assuming the the compressor is running, check for over freezing of the evaporator in the freezer which may prevent airflow into the fridge.Re: Hotpoint FF91 Frost Free – Fridge not getting cold
Hi,
I have checked but there is no Hotpoint combis model FF91!?
If you have any experience and required tools you must use it!
I have the impression that you were afraid.
Be brave and finish that job!Dragan
Re: Hotpoint FF91 Frost Free – Fridge not getting cold
Dragan wrote:Hi,
I have checked but there is no Hotpoint combis model FF91!?
If you have any experience and required tools you must use it!
I have the impression that you were afraid.
Be brave and finish that job!Dragan
Ehhhh….. What exactly are you on about FF91P Mistral is a model – I haven’t looked at the fridge yet but I haven’t worked on Frost Free before and no I’m not afraid – the job is for my brother in law – I was hoping to get some pointers from somebody who had worked on them before that’s all
Re: Hotpoint FF91 Frost Free – Fridge not getting cold
OK then – switch it off and take out the freezer baskets. If the back panel is removable carefully remove them but be aware that it might be stuck in place with ice, in which case allow the appliance to fully defrost and then remove the panel. Check that the flow and return vents are clear of ice and that the evaporator is similarly free of ice build up. Put it back together and see what happens. If it freezes up again come back to us and we’ll take you to the next stage, if its OK then a cheap fix
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