BEKO TZDA524F Freezer fails to cool

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  • #97683
    JustSomeGeek
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    Hi guys,

    Bought 2nd hand, and was working fine. 2 things happened around the same time:

    Freezer became unplugged for a few hours
    Ferret got behind it briefly, nothing chewed, but maybe dislodged something at floor level?

    Power is fine. Pressing the fast freeze button turns on what sounds like a fan at the top. Quiet humming from low down, but i’m not sure the compressor is working as we haven’t had it long enough to recall what it is supposed to sound like.

    No cooling at all, no matter how thermostat is set.

    No error code.

    #469008
    electrofix
    Moderator

    if you leave it on does the compressor bottle get hot ?

    Dave

    #469009
    JustSomeGeek
    Participant

    electrofix wrote:if you leave it on does the compressor bottle get hot ?

    Dave

    How long should I leave it on to confirm this, Dave?

    #469010
    electrofix
    Moderator

    10 or 15 mins should do it

    or try the old mechanics trick hold a screw driver handle to your ear and touch the tip to the bottle. you then should hear it hum if it turns on. Also if you hear a hum followed by a click that would mean the overload trip has gone out

    Dave

    #469011
    JustSomeGeek
    Participant

    electrofix wrote:10 or 15 mins should do it

    or try the old mechanics trick hold a screw driver handle to your ear and touch the tip to the bottle. you then should hear it hum if it turns on. Also if you hear a hum followed by a click that would mean the overload trip has gone out

    Dave

    Thanks Dave. It gets slightly warm, and does seem to be running. Not heard anything click though. So still no idea :-/

    #469012
    electrofix
    Moderator

    the fact its getting warm means it cant be a thermostat problem. the stats only job is to turn it on and off. It has turned it on so has to be a refrigeration sytem problem as opposed to a control problem

    if its running and not freezing then its dead
    time for a new one

    it would mean a compressor change which along with the gassing etc makes it not worth doing

    Dave

    #469013
    JustSomeGeek
    Participant

    electrofix wrote:the fact its getting warm means it cant be a thermostat problem. the stats only job is to turn it on and off. It has turned it on so has to be a refrigeration sytem problem as opposed to a control problem

    if its running and not freezing then its dead
    time for a new one

    it would mean a compressor change which along with the gassing etc makes it not worth doing

    Dave

    Oooft. Thanks anyway! :-/

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