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That’ll be the problem, the probe doesn’t *know* how cold it is.
Is there maybe a guide tube you should’ve slid the capillary into? You could certainly try withdrawing it and checking for that, or find a way to attach it to the rear surface of the fridge. DON’T DRILL ANY HOLES!This is a larder fridge, yes? And you fitted the correct, larder fridge, stat? If so, it’d be worth checking that the sensing capillary is in good contact with whatever it’s mounted on, and that there’s no puddles of condensate under the fridge that might signify failed insulation.
Also, put a thermometer in and leave it overnight before checking the temperature. Get back to us with the results.
I’m very impressed with the Zan ZWD1480 I bought a couple of years back. I’d happily recommend it or it’s AEG sibling.
Other than buying a Sodastream and setting it beside the fridge, you’re likely to be looking at the kind of injection system used in pubs etc.
Look at this (US) site for the sort of kit neededGrrr, don’t start me. You think things are bad on the Mainland spare a thought for us poor sods over the sea…
