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October 20, 2008 at 5:29 pm in reply to: Admiral GS2126PEDW/19 Fridge/Freezer . . .Fridge Problem #265242
ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: Admiral GS2126PEDW/19 Fridge/Freezer . . .Fridge Problem
it should just be a straight forward 240v appliance.
you’ll be able to source one in this country. if no-one on this board has one, try bradshaws…….cheers.
October 19, 2008 at 5:15 pm in reply to: Admiral GS2126PEDW/19 Fridge/Freezer . . .Fridge Problem #265240ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: Admiral GS2126PEDW/19 Fridge/Freezer . . .Fridge Problem
the fan should run when the compressor is on, there’s not a delay on this model.
just trying to cover all angles. it’s not likely to be the fan, as you say that the fridge will work once you’ve defrosted it.at room temp, if the thermostat is in series with the heater, you should get approx 240k ohms. if you can measure ‘after’ the stat, then considerably less, although it will probably be o/c, if there’s a problem with heater.
cheers.
ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: LG Fridge freezer (Job No. 307085)
how are things geoff?
is it still shorts weather for you? 😆
cheers.
ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: LG Fridge freezer (Job No. 307085)
hi geoff, i’ve known the size of the gap between the two doors to be a definate factor in displacing the freezer door. it’s the air gap between the two doors that causes the draught, which forces the door open.
widening the gap, if possible, could eradicate the problem.cheers.
ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: LG Fridge freezer (Job No. 307085)
i wouldn’t worry about it then, unless the customer is concerned.
i’m not familiar with this model, but if you could adjust the hinges to increase the gap between the doors, that might help.
alternatively raise the front as mentioned. this does help the freezer door to go back.
it’s a fairly common problem, or perhaps with large doors, characteristic is the right word.October 19, 2008 at 10:32 am in reply to: Admiral GS2126PEDW/19 Fridge/Freezer . . .Fridge Problem #265238ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: Admiral GS2126PEDW/19 Fridge/Freezer . . .Fridge Problem
does the fan run? the fan at the top of the evaporator in the freezer section?
cheers.
October 19, 2008 at 10:30 am in reply to: Admiral GS2126PEDW/19 Fridge/Freezer . . .Fridge Problem #265237ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: Admiral GS2126PEDW/19 Fridge/Freezer . . .Fridge Problem
the fault will most likely be defrost heater, as mentioned above.
i’m sure the part will be available from either the shop on this site, or maytag themselves.
maytag have just moved to croydon, but a google search should bring up their contact details.
i’d put a meter across the heater first, just to be certain.
part no 61004283, or 61006152.ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: LG Fridge freezer (Job No. 307085)
try angling the fridge backwards slightly to encourage freezer door to close.
cheers.ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: steve goulding?
hi richard, just left you a voicemail 😆
cheers.
October 15, 2008 at 10:05 pm in reply to: Admiral GS2126PEDW/19 Fridge/Freezer . . .Fridge Problem #265234ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: Admiral GS2126PEDW/19 Fridge/Freezer . . .Fridge Problem
not this one bryan.
this is the single metallic element, at the bottom of the evaporator.
part no: 61004283cheers.
ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: PRETEIGE PR225FFZS FREEZER
sorry mate 😳
turn off and on, wait for a second or so and then hold in the SUPER button.
that will cure the ‘fault’cheers.
ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: PRETEIGE PR225FFZS FREEZER
try turning off at wall.
turn back on again then hold alarm button in for a few seconds.
that should cure it.
cheers.ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: re MAYTAG Dryer Model AYE2200AGW Dead as Dodo!
it’s a one shot toc, that will trip if the machine gets too hot because of insufficient venting.
cheers.
ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: re MAYTAG Dryer Model AYE2200AGW Dead as Dodo!
you tried the toc on the heater?
that’s the likely problem.part no: LA-1053
if this is the problem, check the venting.
cheers.
ELDAR59
ParticipantRe: Admiral over cooling
hello bfj, i’m sure burns can sort you out with an engineer in your area.
this isn’t a serious problem and is easily remedied.cheers.
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