Zanussi ZX79/5SI FRIDGE PROBLEMS

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  • #28698
    shiny
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    hello

    wonder if anyone could help ?
    Its all been said before, I am sure but any ideas for a fridge / freezer frost free where the fridge has stopped chilling except when you defrost it, when it works fine again for 10 days or so ???

    Ideas ?????

    evaporator thermistor ??
    thermostat ??

    I appreciate that there could be a number of plausible reasons but any ideas would be appreciated !!

    Any idea on part nos for the above ??

    Serial no is 21200224
    Type no is 8406953
    Prod no is 928405921

    Thanks
    Shiny

    #219640
    helo_75
    Participant

    defrost timer

    everytime

    cant get the part number, cos procorners down right now

    im sure someone here can get you the pasrt number

    oh, and its located in the little white box at the back, near the compressor!!”

    plug out if your gonna mess plz

    #219641
    tdc
    Participant

    Re: Zanussi ZX79/5SI FRIDGE PROBLEMS

    SIR, YOUR NOT AN LG SPECIALIST AS WELL BY ANY CHANCE ?

    #219642
    helo_75
    Participant

    ??

    #219643
    Simon46
    Participant

    Re: Zanussi ZX79/5SI FRIDGE PROBLEMS

    Regarding fan motor post.
    http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … 463#143463
    S.

    #219644
    Bottle
    Participant

    Re: Zanussi ZX79/5SI FRIDGE PROBLEMS

    Having the same sort of problem – fridge now sitting at 20 degrees, all warning lights flashing and have been even when the temp was correct. The alarm also goes off regularly, even at low temp.

    What is this defrost timer thing for?

    #219645
    TheSpinDoctor
    Participant

    Re: Zanussi ZX79/5SI FRIDGE PROBLEMS

    This model has no defrost timer. The defrost cycle is swiched on & off by the control board. The most likely cause is either the evaporator or drain heaters going open circuit. Another thing could be an out of calibration evaporator or air sensor which the board doesn’t recognise as a fault unlike if they go open or short circuit. Best thing to do is unplug the appliance & test for continuity of both heaters. If they check out, it is probably the sensor.

    Let me know how you get on.

    #219646
    helo_75
    Participant

    so its the model with the ntc?

    thats the usual culprit… my mistake, sorry

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