Whirlpool integrated fridge freezer model CB18M/1c/FAN

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  • #95571
    DWD
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    I have noticed that the frost free larder part is not keeping cool it is just 15 degrees but the freezer seems good. I have a feeling that this is a compressor issue and therefore a scrapper but I would ask if it is possibly the thermostat?. I can source a replacement and it looks straightforward to fix. Any advice appreciated.

    DWD

    #460772
    electrofix
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    from what I can see from digging around is you have a non frost free freezer so the thermostat is in the fridge. if that is the case your compressor must be running 24/7 which is costing you lots in electric

    if all this sounds correct then its time for a new one

    Dave

    #460773
    DWD
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    Thanks for replying. The freezer does frost and the larder part is frost free. The thermostat is part of the temperature control/light unit in the larder part. Are you saying that a freezer defrost and new thermostat would cure the problem or is it kaput?

    Thanks

    DWD

    #460774
    electrofix
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    if the compressor is starting and stopping then its possible a new stat would cure it. if the compressor never stops then its time to quit

    Dave

    #460775
    DWD
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    okay thank you for that I will take a closer look. I think it is at the end of its life and uneconomical to repair.

    #460776
    DWD
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    I defrosted and tried it again but still the same. I pulled it out and ordered a new one for tomorrow. I do not think it was that old. I have a freezer in the garage that is 25+ years and still running well, just shows you.

    Thanks for the help

    DWD

    #460777
    electrofix
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    the older stuff cost more in real terms so its made better. your unit could be up to 10 years old which is not bad these days

    Dave

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