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Re: September Meeting
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Re: diplomat adp 3103 oven…not working?
Have you set the time on the clock as the oven will not work unless a time is set.
Bob
Re: Diplomat 60/40 fridge freezer not cooling
From the white goods shop on this site not sure of the price.
If not then post again and I will give you another supplier.
BobRe: Diplomat 60/40 fridge freezer not cooling
The most likely fault will be the electronic module.
It is Unlikly to be any other fault on this model.
If you fit a new module make sure you have It set to maximum before turning the power back on otherwise you may think it is not working.
If you turn the module on after the power it has a delay of about 10 minutes before it will start
Bob
Re: Diplomat 60/40 fridge freezer not cooling
The model number should be inside the fridge compartment.
Normaly on a label to the left or right you should see it if you take out the salad box’s
Bob
Re: SAMSUNG SR-20/SR-22 Freezer problem
This will be worth calling an engineer as it is most likely a defrost fault or the fan motor.
You can try turning it off for 48hours with the doors open.
If when when you turn it back on it cools down ok after a few hours then it is a defrost fault.
If the problem then returns in a few weeks then you will need an engineer to fix the defrost system.
Bob
Re: Refrigeration perils
In any poor ventilated area any gas can be a hazard.
The most common is pub cellars but in most cases bar staff are not warned of the hazards.
In pub cellars CO2 & Nitrogen are used to dispense beer and any leaks can soon build up and deplete the oxygen levels.
This is the most common place for this type of accident to happen.
Bob
Re: Refrigeration perils
That is why it is called OFN it is short for your last three words.
Oh F*** No
Bob
Re: De’longhi DEM10 dehumidifier not producing water
If the compressor is running the most likely fault it has lost the gas.
It will need the leak repaired and a regas.
It would need an engineer visit to check as it could also be a compressor fault.
Unless it is an expensive dehumidifier then it is problebly cheaper to replace.
Bob
Re: diplomat apm6855 fridge freezer
The sensors are available from AWS but the newer models did not fit a sensor in the freezer.
Under normal conditions it will not make a difference.
So it is up to you if you want to replace it.
Bob
Re: diplomat apm6855 fridge freezer
With the APM6855 if you have a fan fault it would only be the fan or the switch sensor at fault.
The pcb / modules are reliable and unlikly to fail.
The switch sensor at the top for the fridge are also unlikely to fail.
The freezer sensor on the right hand side under the cover in the freezer can fail but this is unlikly and you can cut the sensor off and join the wires together to bypass this sensor if it has failed. WARNING MAKE SURE THE MAINS POWER IS OFF AS THE SENSOR IS LIVE EVEN IF THE FRIdGE IS TURNED OFF AT THE CONTROL MODULE.
It is more likly to be the fan motor itself at fault.
You need to have the fridge door closed.If you take the front cover off in the freezer and pass a magnet over the sensor on the right hand side in the freezer you will most likly see a small movement of the fan blade this will prove the sensor is OK and the fan is faulty.
Bob
