[swayzak]

Re: Problem with integrated fridge-freezer door closing …

Damn

How much would it cost to get someone else to fix this once and for all ?

[swayzak]

Re: Replacing built-in fridge freezer ?

Thanks

How much hassle is it to dismantle the panels & reassemble around new unit ?

Should I get a “white goods installer” to do this ?

[swayzak]

Re: Replacing built-in fridge freezer ?

Right…

Panels:

top = 60cm w x 90cm h
bottom = 60 w x 91 h

depth = 64.3

[swayzak]

Re: Replacing built-in fridge freezer ?

4 years down the line – Google search for replacing my aging fitted fridge-freezer & I’ve discovered my own (forgotten) thread !

Can you still help if I get dimensions ?!

thanks

[swayzak]

Re: 3 flashing lights on Beko DE2542F dishwasher – meaning ?

Thanks

My concern is this has only happened twice – and if they find nothing wrong then I get charged for the visit.

I did call Beko yesterday & apparently this warning code is related to the heater.

Could this be secondary to anything I’ve (not) done e.g. kept filters / spray arms clean ?

Maybe I should let the warranty run a bit longer & see if the problem becomes worse before calling them out ?

[swayzak]

Re: Replacing built-in fridge freezer ?

don wrote:Hi swayzac

Built in fridge freezers generally come in two door sizes 50 / 50 split and a 70 / 30 split. As far as the internal timber cabinet measure goes they are normally 55cm wide. The only thing to check would be the height of the appliance itself as they do vary a little.

If you can post back the make and model of your existing machine I may be able to come up with a replacement for you.

HTH

Don

Many thanks.

I’m currently trying to establish the model – I fear that the internal sticker (as Whirlpool informed me) is no longer present therefore may have to resort to photographs !

Will post back.

[swayzak]

Re: Possible problem with Whirlpool fridge-freezer ….

thanks

Ah, haven’t got one yet …. is top of shopping list.

I’m used to running fridges at 3+, but if I try it with this one, the back of the compartment gets iced up.

Is there anything common/obvious that would result in the pump/compressor not turning itself off (but can be turned off by turning the thermostat down) ?

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