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  • in reply to: PRIMA (Whirlpool) LPR100/1 853912815013 #302734
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    Re: PRIMA (Whirlpool) LPR100/1 853912815013

    If it cuts out with a click after a few seconds and then if left for a few minutes tries again to start its likely it is the compressor/motor problem which would be serious.

    in reply to: samsung fridge freezer rs20ccms #302425
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    Re: samsung fridge freezer rs20ccms

    It did say somewhere on this sites home page and in other news articles that other models may be included.
    Always worth a check.

    in reply to: Fridge explosion #285925
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    Re: Fridge explosion

    Thought i did it myself 😕

    in reply to: Fridge explosion #285923
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    Re: Fridge explosion

    Here are a few.
    Dupont are a large manufacturing company too.

    in reply to: Another one to identify #302506
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    Re: Another one to identify

    Saw one a while ago,probaly bosch neff style but reasonable quality if I remember.

    in reply to: Fridge explosion #285921
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    Re: Fridge explosion

    Gazman1000 wrote:The idea of using R600a as refrigerant was asking for trouble IMHO it will only be a matter of time before we get real problems. The other stupid idea is we all have to get a C&G 2079 or F gas reg to work with r134 but need no qualifications to work with an explosive gas like R600a.
    It makes no sense.

    Problems are occuring early on with R600,what about when they ar 10 years plus and materials naturally deteriorate,ther’ll be a second round of panic.
    600 is also in commercials in larger quantities than domestics like Fosters double doors are on it.
    No great problem if safe working practices are followed,if they aren’t or there is a natural component failure it has much more serious consequencies than a R12 or R134 leak for individuals,then again these are damaging the ozone layer so we can’t have that can we!
    Fatalities sadly will occur before those at the top realise the magnitude of the decision to go down the isobutane road.
    Did my F-gas a couple of weeks ago,barely no mention of isobutanes,no test on lok rings.

    in reply to: Fridge explosion #285919
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    Re: Fridge explosion

    gas under pressure is more dangerous in the respect that a container say cylinder if involved in a fir will BLEVE (boiling liquid escaping vapour explosion.
    If the gas is mixing with air LPG for instance will ignite/explode with a mixture between 2{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} to 10{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} the severity of the explosion depends on the mixture,if the mixture is higher then its similar to the old carburettors of too rich a mixture there isn’t enough oxygen to balance the fuel.LPG being a purified version has similar properties.
    R600a is flammable in concentrations of air between approximately 1.5{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} and 8.5{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} by volume
    (LEL lower explosion limit and UEL upper explosion limit) so you wouldn’t need much of a leak to give the right mixture in a freezer compartment++.
    • An ignition source at a temperature higher than 460°C is needed for a combustion to occur.
    The 460c could be achieved by a short circuit.
    If the fan is running in the freezer mixing the oxygen and fuel(r600a) then it could reach the desired mixture.
    Certainly giving us food for thought.
    Attended the Fire Service College at Morton many moons ago for a 10 day course on exploding chemicals,lpg included.
    They showed us the effects of a lighter fuel refilling canister the small one ,which folks will keep in the kitchen cupboard when involved in a fire.
    Astounding damage caused 😯
    Bring back R12 I say.

    in reply to: Noisy Dishwasher – connected to Sink? #302379
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    Re: Noisy Dishwasher – connected to Sink?

    Yeah,drill a seprate hole through the wall and give it it’s own outlet pipe,just like plumbers used to before this quick fit stinky sink set up was introduced.
    It’ll be more hygenic and not liable to grease blockages from the sink drain,and also much quieter.
    Plumbers,don’t you just love em 😉

    in reply to: samsung fridge freezer rs20ccms #302423
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    Re: samsung fridge freezer rs20ccms

    After reading thisyou may want to get Samsung in

    in reply to: Zanussi ZEBF 249 W Hot Fridge, needs defrost? #297089
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    Re: Zanussi ZEBF 249 W Hot Fridge, needs defrost?

    yes

    in reply to: Door seal retaining spring pliers #300834
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    Re: Door seal retaining spring pliers

    robbra wrote:First one I did took an hour involved the customer and her husband 😳 Then read on here about Fairy Liquid, I now put a screwdriver in the door lock and one through the hinge hole and take about 20 mins max.
    Rob

    Always avoid the threesomes 😀 😉

    in reply to: SDW60P` #302161
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    Re: SDW60P`

    I’ll get me Horlicks 🙂

    in reply to: SDW60P` #302159
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    Re: SDW60P`

    Thanks,realised but not sure of which buttons they are as the facia is totally blank.
    Is the furthest left button included in the faulty codes as it is a red light as opposed to the others being green,it’s Friday and the fatigue is setting in 😉 .

    in reply to: Door seal retaining spring pliers #300826
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    Re: Door seal retaining spring pliers

    If you are worried about slipping go to your local cycle shop and get a pair of mini plastic tyre levers, 3″ long have a recessed end are ideal for the job.

    in reply to: Electrolux fridge not cold #300660
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    Re: Electrolux fridge not cold

    Yes ,if you can hold a screwdriver 🙂
    Couple of screws to release the housing then you will see the thermostat.
    Look at the new one and note the terminal numbers ,change the connectors by the numbers they will be on the old one too.
    UNPLUG FIRST !!

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