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Freezer not freezing

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  • 27-12-2006 10:17am
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    We have a small chest freezer in our kitchen thats seemed to stop working in the last few days , do they defrost every now and again?? , i was thinkin it might be because its beneeth the oven and beside the dishwasher(two scources of heat).

    i havent actualy checked wether the fuse is blown or not so im gonna get down and gert some fuses today as i havent any handy.


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    #2
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    Cmon lads anyone out there?


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    Was it a blown fuse ?


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    Is the dial set to 0 or Off by any chance by mistake? Mine has an on/off rocker switch at the bottom where the control panel is which can be kicked off by mistake.


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    niether of those :(


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    Is there any sign that there is power going to it, like LED's or lights or a noise?

    Is it a chest freezer (top door), or an upright freezer (door at the front) that fits into a slot (I ask as you say it's below the oven. Some may have a push button for defrosting, though that would depend on make and model. Can't say I've noticed any chests with them, though some upright's had them.

    It may be a thermostat failure.


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