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April 27, 2022 at 11:41 am #100773
Stompa
ParticipantI have a Beko CJFF1582W frost free fridge freezer, about 3.5 years old. A couple of days ago I noticed a sheet of ice on the bottom of the freezer (not something I’ve ever seen before). I removed it, but it has reappeared again a couple of days later.
I assume the freezer has a gully to collect water (in much the same way as the fridge)? If so, I can see water running down from this, so it is presumably overflowing due to a blocked drain hole?
Unfortunately, it’s covered by a back panel similar to the one in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5ZUc6P2rBI
and after unscrewing it, I find it simply won’t budge.
Is the blockage most likely to be ice? If so I assume a full lengthy defrost is my only option? Or is there a quicker alternative?
One further question. When I pulled out the fridge freezer to investigate this issue I found the following on the floor behind it, so it must have dropped off from somewhere (though it’s not obvious to me where exactly):It’s a fairly inflexible rubber like strip (about 15cm x 5cm) covered in a very sticky tar like substance. Any ideas where it has come from and whether it’s loss is important?
Thanks
April 27, 2022 at 12:52 pm #482179electrofix
Moderatordo a complete defrost
switch off
open doors
2 daysDave
April 27, 2022 at 2:31 pm #482180Stompa
Participantelectrofix wrote:do a complete defrost
switch off
open doors
2 daysDave
Thanks for that. I feared that might be the only way, though I’m surprised you suggest 2 days rather than 1. Either way it’ll have to wait some while until we’ve eaten the contents!
Any thoughts on the bit that dropped off? I’m wondering if it might have been stuck to the compressor to dampen the noise down a bit (not that I’ve noticed any increase in noise)? If so, I assume it’s not vital?
April 27, 2022 at 4:48 pm #482181electrofix
Moderatorthere can be lots of ice at the back to melt that you cant see. A day is not long enough to get rid of it all
Dave
April 27, 2022 at 5:50 pm #482182Stompa
Participantelectrofix wrote:there can be lots of ice at the back to melt that you cant see. A day is not long enough to get rid of it all
Dave
OK, thanks. 2 days it is then.
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