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Saracenblue
ParticipantRe: Beko LA87 auto defrost larder fridge
Hi,
Things have not improved so I called a local engineer who identified that there is a blockage in the gas lines which has resulted in excessive compressor wear. Discussing the solution with the engineer led me to conclude that the cost of parts and fitting would not be worthwhile, even though the fridge is only three and a half years old.
Hope this unfortunate outcome helps if someone else is faced with a similar problem.
I’m off to find a new larder fridge.
GrahamSaracenblue
ParticipantRe: Beko LA87 auto defrost larder fridge
Hi,
Just an update.
I changed the thermostat about two weeks ago and the result has not been as positive as I had hoped for. There is still ice forming on the inner back panel and it is extending down about one third from the top.
Since cleaning out the fridge it is now kept relatively empty. I was wondering whether increasing the storage would help, or am I grasping at straws?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Regards,
GrahamSaracenblue
ParticipantRe: Beko LA87 auto defrost larder fridge
Just reporting back after a thorough clear out, clean and defrost of the fridge. Unfortunately within 24 hours of powering back up the ice had returned to the area of the back panel behind the top shelf. The extent of the ice is slowly increasing downwards but not at a fast rate.
I was considering giving the fridge a few more days to see what happens before perhaps changing the thermostat?
GrahamSaracenblue
ParticipantRe: Beko LA87 auto defrost larder fridge
Hi Bryan,
Thanks for your advice.
I’ll certainly give that a try, much more sensible than changing the thermostat in the first instance. I will get the fridge turned off over this weekend and report back a little while after, when it is back up and running.
Regards,
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