beko GNEV321APX -HUMIDITY LIGHT ON

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  • November 5, 2014 at 9:03 am #82914
    dolphin appliance care ltd
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    Hi all,

    Beko SxS, high humidity indicator light is on – it is orange and looks like a pear, with a water drop on the bottom & a + symbol on the top

    Appliance works ok, diagnostics test is all fine (lamp illuminates on / off when on the ice flap (IF) test

    Any ideas?

    Alister

    November 5, 2014 at 12:44 pm #421096
    electrofix
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    Re: beko GNEV321APX -HUMIDITY LIGHT ON

    that must be the only indicator they dont mention in the service manual

    have you looked in user book ?

    Dave

    November 5, 2014 at 1:24 pm #421097
    dolphin appliance care ltd
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    Re: beko GNEV321APX -HUMIDITY LIGHT ON

    Hi Dave,

    Yes – we have read the book from cover to cover (and back again!). There is no mention of what this means?

    Just FYI its installed indoors in a kitchen, ‘normal’ ambient temperature.

    Thanks,
    Alister

    November 5, 2014 at 1:32 pm #421098
    electrofix
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    Re: beko GNEV321APX -HUMIDITY LIGHT ON

    i would ring beko as the customer and ask them

    dave

    ps take it you have the service info

    November 5, 2014 at 4:19 pm #421099
    dolphin appliance care ltd
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    Re: beko GNEV321APX -HUMIDITY LIGHT ON

    Hi Dave,

    Never crossed my mind to do that…. feel a bit daft now…..

    The good news is, its not a fault, it just comes on and off to show the fridge is controlling humidity – its a common question, the young lady reeled off the info immediately!

    And yes, I have the tech info – you were kind enough to send it over on the last Beko SxS

    Many thanks,
    Alister

    November 6, 2014 at 11:38 am #421100
    electrofix
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    Re: beko GNEV321APX -HUMIDITY LIGHT ON

    no probs m8

    its the silly faults that give you the most headaches lol

    Dave

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