Hotpoint F/Freezer. FFA60.

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  • #35672
    iadom
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    Don’t actually do fridge repairs other than the occasional stat here and there.

    Was doing this old dears t/dryer this afternoon when she asked me to look at her f/freezer.

    Water all over the base of the fridge compartment, obviously blocked drain outlet.

    I used a large bag tie but was unable to clear the obstruction, had a look at the back and unlike the old Hotpoint machines the drain tube seems to be integral.
    I did notice a small hairline crack on the lower back wall of the fridge compartment.

    Is it possible to clear the drain tube or could it be frozen up?

    Serial No: is 11100265.

    Jim.

    #247560
    Dales-Electronic
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    Re: Hotpoint F/Freezer. FFA60.

    Could be either Jim, sometimes the hose gets crushed during manufacture when the foam expands. I use one of the ‘kettle type’ steamers, if I can’t get it to flow from one end I try the other. Sofar its never let me down.

    #247561
    DPDOM
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    Re: Hotpoint F/Freezer. FFA60.

    I use a steamer with a piece of pressure switch hose on the end and stick it up from the bottom (does that sound rude).
    100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} so far.
    Dave

    #247562
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Hotpoint F/Freezer. FFA60.

    Unfortunately don’t have a steamer, whatever they might be 😕 , bloody stupid design though. :rolls:

    Jim.

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