Neff K9625X0GB FD8012 Fridge temperature

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  • #27736
    BenPope
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    Hi,

    The temperature in the fridge is too warm, the freezer seems ok, there is not excessive ice build up or funny noises, the door seems to seal.

    What do you think is the problem?

    #215394
    gegsy
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    Re: Neff K9625X0GB FD8012 Fridge temperature

    Hi
    I think you have a system fault ie compresser or refrigerant problem.
    This is not a DIY repair and will need pro attention.
    Please feel free to locate a local engineer in your area from the link below.
    Greg

    #215395
    BenPope
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    Re: Neff K9625X0GB FD8012 Fridge temperature

    What makes you think it won’t be the thermostat? (not flame bait, just interested in the diagnostic procedure)

    #215396
    gegsy
    Participant

    Re: Neff K9625X0GB FD8012 Fridge temperature

    Hi
    There is only one compresser and thermostat on this appliance therefore only one refrigerent system.
    The thermostat is in the fridge which activates the compresser then feeds refrigerent to the freezer first, then as the refrigerent makes its way around the system back to the compresser it still has enough chill to cool the the fridge, if any of what I mentioned in the first post are apparent then you will get your fault.
    I take it the compresser/motor can be heard more or less continuously until maybe its protection kicks in and stops it for a short period?

    Greg

    #215397
    BenPope
    Participant

    Re: Neff K9625X0GB FD8012 Fridge temperature

    Thanks for the reply. I have not inspected the appliance myself, I asked if the compressor was running continously and the answer was unknown as it is quite quiet.

    I will have to check myself, I suppose.

    Again, thanks.

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