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helo_75 wrote:id still be trying to keep the outbuilding warmish
u really wouldnt believe how many customers i see who have done what youve done, then kick off when i tell them it just wont work
proofs in the pudding im afraid
I am not really kicking off, just trying to put things into perspective. If it is designed and reated as SN/T it should do what it says on the tin. If it does not work I will go to the manufacturer. But at the end of the say it is a beer wine ‘n’ burger fridge. If money was no object I’d buy a SubZero of which I have fitted many.
BTW the outbuilding is well insulated and although cold down here at the moment is sitting at 16deg.Peter
Re: side by side single compressor in outbuilding
r600a wrote:Hi
As I didnt bring it up..beko arent the most reliable to choose..you pay for what you get.
Bryan
Thanks Bryan, I am 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} fully aware that Beko are at the lower end of the market, and would not buy it for my main house. however, none of the others are SN rated, all require ambient temps over 16 deg. to state they don’t work cannot be correct.
As I look back at the posts and threads on this site I would not recommend any of them!! They all seem to pack up after 3 years!
Then cost more than I am paying for one for outbuilding use to repair.
Peterhelo_75 wrote:they plainly do not work
Why on earth do they sell them then?
Can you be more informative please. Is it just a cupboard I am buying?
helo_75 wrote:beko in an outbuilding?
madness
It is the only one SN/T rated to 5 deg c at a sensible price.
Tell me morePeter
Re: side by side single compressor in outbuilding
r600a wrote:Hi
As its a beko…Dont mention how you transported it if it goes wrong !!.
It should be ok if left for a couple of days.
Bryan
They will know how I transported it I’m picking it up from a warehouse.
Is it a big risk? if so i will hire a van but it will fit in my people carrier.
Have I made a mistake with a Beko? It is new with a small dent in door (not bothered) but £350!!Peter
Re: side by side single compressor in outbuilding
r600a wrote:Hi
The samsung has an extrernal temprature sensor which will work in an envirmoment that is below +13oc most will require a minimum of +18oc.
Bryan
Ok, Thanks for your help. Like it or loathe it I have just purchased a Beko because it was the only one in my budget which is SN/T rating and will operate to 5 deg C. And I did not want ice or water etc.
However, I have to pick it up it will go in my car but on its back (I have a big car!) If I let it stand for a few days will it be ok??Peter
Re: side by side single compressor in outbuilding
r600a wrote:Hi
Samsung would be ok,the rest not sure about.
Bryan
Why Samsung in particular?
Peter
Re: side by side single compressor in outbuilding
r600a wrote:Hi
The situation is dependent on what make of appliance you was thiking about putting in the out building.
Bryan
Probably LG, whirlpool, Samsung or similar. Nothing too expensive basically it is for overspill from kitchen, summer beer, BBQ food etc.Thanks for help
Peter
