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This is a great website and forum. I’ve searched all over the internet for some advice about my fridge freezer, I hope someone can help me here!
My Hoover fridge freezer (HCA 390 FFK) is over freezing. First the indicator light stopped working. Then, the fridge freezer was running continuously. Moving the thermostat control has no effect. Now there is a thick layer of ice forming inside the fridge at the back. My fridge is now turning into a freezer. I think that the cause of the problem is a faulty thermostat. Am I right? Does anyone have any tips about installing the thermostat? Also, is it just the thermostat that you have to buy? Is there just the one thermostat in the fridge freezer?
I’d be very grateful for any help, because my onions are getting frozen!
Re: Hoover Fridge Freezer HCA390FFK Over freezing
dnl05 wrote:Moving the thermostat control has no effect. I think that the cause of the problem is a faulty thermostat. Am I right?
Takes a smart one to get past you and no mistake. 😉
Stick a new stat in there, I would, don’t let your onions suffer a moment longer. 😀
Re: Hoover Fridge Freezer HCA390FFK Over freezing
Electronic temperature control on this one. Uses foamed-in sensors for fridge and freezer connected to an electronic board. Either sensor could be at fault, or the pcb itself.
No quick and easy answer to this one, I’m afraid. Power off if you are going in……
Penguin45.
Re: Hoover Fridge Freezer HCA390FFK Over freezing
Penguin45 wrote:Electronic temperature control on this one. Uses foamed-in sensors for fridge and freezer connected to an electronic board. Either sensor could be at fault, or the pcb itself.
No quick and easy answer to this one, I’m afraid. Power off if you are going in……
Penguin45.
Thanks for your advice Penguin45.
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