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  • in reply to: Whirpool fridge freezer 20ri-d4 #489352
    Pidge22
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    Just an update on this I didnt realise the coils fo all the way back & have tried to clean them as best I can but it is impossible to clean them completely ..managed to get it going again & now coming down to temperature have checked the fan inside & the fan near the compressor and they are both working …anything else that a non diy person could check any advice would be appreciated..

    in reply to: Hotpoint fridge freezer hmcb70301uk temperature advice #489198
    Pidge22
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    electrofix wrote: 2 to 5 degrees average

    Dave

    thanks Dave…

    in reply to: Hotpoint fridge freezer hmcb70301uk temperature advice #489196
    Pidge22
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    what is the safe zone temps thanks

    in reply to: Hotpoint fridge freezer hmcb70301uk temperature advice #489194
    Pidge22
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    electrofix wrote: if you set a thermostat a say 4 degrees then you assume the fridge will get down to that temp and switch off
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    there is always an overrun and the temp will keep falling for a bit. then as the temp rises it will turn back on to keep the temp in the range. if they turned the compressor back on just above 4 degrees the compressor would be starting and stopping every 5 minutes or so. Would be very bad for the compressor not to mention energy saving. So there is a range where the temp will go between and it depends on the manufacturers design criteria possibly 2 degrees or so. also when it turns on it takes time for the compressor to start cooling the fridge compartment.
    Add to this insulation which stops the heat of the room getting into the fridge. modern fridges have more insulation leading to smaller storage space. This is also affected by room temperature which gives a temperature gradient across the insulation. result the warmer the room the more the unit will run and temps will fluctulate

    Dave

    Thanks Dave and understand now you have explained thankyou I can only set as below & have got it on the Low (colder setting)

    in reply to: Hotpoint fridge freezer hmcb70301uk temperature advice #489192
    Pidge22
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    electrofix wrote: it will fluctulate as the door is open and closed the air temp will go up and down

    the important thing is the mean temp of the stored products

    try putting the sensor in water to get an idea what you milk will be doing. the liquid will not go up and down as fast and will reach an average temp

    Dave

    Hi Dave thanks for the reply the temperature goes up & down regardless of if the door is open or not below is a screen shot of the last hour & you can see it goes doen to 4.4 then climbs to 6 then will go down again which is what it does all the time ….

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