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Help!! The girlfiend is moaning about the fridge. I’ve cleaned all the ice out and ensured that the breather hole is clear and the fookin thing is still icing up. so much for frost free. Help!!…
runs off to google some fridge forums
*note* No cold comments 🙂
@=XDC= MadHippy wrote:
*note* No cold comments 🙂
She giving you the cold shoulder treatment again mate or is she just giving you one of the Frosty stares? 😆 😆 😆
See what I did there? 😉
chuck everything in the fridge, or neighbours. Turn off freezer – leave door open, with lots of towels inside. Leave for day or two.
How about not leaving thr fridge door open while you are potting about the kitchen, that lets in the moist air, which is wot causes the frosting up.
@TurksMeister wrote:
chuck everything in the fridge, or neighbours. Turn off freezer – leave door open, with lots of towels inside. Leave for day or two.
Can’t do that, I have 2 young children who need their food
@=XDC=OldPhart wrote:
How about not leaving thr fridge door open while you are potting about the kitchen, that lets in the moist air, which is wot causes the frosting up.
I never leave the fridge door open!! It has my beer in it FFS!
Maybe the frost free part of the fridge has had it ?
From howstuffworks.com:A frost-free freezer has three basic parts:
A timer
A heating coil
A temperature sensor
Every six hours or so, the timer turns on the heating coil. The heating coil is wrapped among the freezer coils. The heater melts the ice off the coils. When all of the ice is gone, the temperature sensor senses the temperature rising above 32 degrees F (0 degrees C) and turns off the heater.Sounds like yours doesn’t know when to turn on. Time to get out that purchase slip and warranty and see if you can sort something out if it’s not too old
Or the fact I have never seen a frost free that does not ice up, it just like dulux once, made by people with no consept of numbers.
@XDC-snell wrote:
… just like dulux once, made by people with no consept of numbers.
It’s called Dulux Once because that’s how many times you will use it. Biggest pile of crap paint I ever used, and will never use again.
(Observation – WTF have we come to on this forum? Fridges & paint!!! 😯 We must be getting old guys…… 😛 )
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