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So, Pete was right:

Now shut your biscuit hole.. Polishing for Precision: In some contexts, sweeping is described as "polishing" because it smooths out frost and imperfections. However, scientific reviews suggest that in frost-free conditions, the heating effect is much more significant for reducing friction than...

We only have part of the picture (no pun intended) so it's difficult to assess whether you're having your leg lifted or if the installer has quoted you low for all the work that might be involved. There are a few factors to bear in mind that might be contributing to your current issues: - I'm...

Probably you did. Our latest freezer, isn't a problem, but it's predecessor, wasn't a frost free - hence no defrost drain. You would go in for an item, close the door, then release you needed something else. It would totally refuse to reopen. Yes, mine is the same, or maybe worse... When I...

...had a few hours to swap food. Food in the majority of the freezer was OK, but top foot food had started to defrost. The whole idea of the frost free upright is the working parts are behind a panel and a fan moves the cold air around so all the freezer is at the same temperature, there are no...

This model doesn't have a freezer section Harry it's just an integrated fridge. So like Eric I am puzzled why it needs to defrost. The user guide says that moisture can form on the inner covers and run down into the evaporater tray but doesn't mention ice forming anywhere.

A fridge working hard, can accumulate frost on the 'heat exchanger', but a combined fridge/freezer, frost free, will definitely need a defrost cycle.

Hi all as above aeg frost free freezer . Every few months the heater element in the freezer gets totally caked over in ice and the temp alert beep goes off .. had to use hair dryer to Melt . Problem solved for a bit . My question is is replacing the heater element a diy job ? I can source the...

Even though your Hotpoint fridge freezer is labeled "frost free," the ice buildup at the back of the fridge compartment (as seen in your photo) suggests the auto-defrost system isn't working properly. This could be due to: Blocked air vents – It’s packed in there, and airflow is key. If cold...

Hi I've got a hot point frost free fridge freezer, it's in flat rented to tenants. The fridge part is iced as in pic attached. It's set to the lowest 1. There is a manual switch, photo and function from manual are also attached. Any ideas? Thanks

...hood, washing machine, hob ignition fused spur, boiler fused spur on same mcb. It is MCB, photo attached. The fridge freezer is frost free, there was excessive ice built up fridge compartment which needs to be addressed, would that trigger the MCB? I don't think so, still working with no...

Yes frost free & I did look at other posts. Most advise the issue but I was asking as to where the drainage hole / pipe etc is located just in case I could remove something but sounds like the issue is a build up of ice.

Is it a Frost Free Freezer? Dozens of threads about this common problem of clogged ducts. (See below) Keep it open until water stops dripping, both inside the cabinet and into the collection dish at the back (Clean out the dish) The start of the problem might have been leaving the door open...

...ago, but it seems to regularly lockout with code 9F 855. The installers suggested a frozen condensate pipe, however, it happens even on frost free days. Our oil tank was replaced at the same time, so unlikely to be from contamination (imho). The only common factor I can determine is that the...

...sockets, followed by anything with mineral insulated heating elements so immersion heaters, ovens, washing machines, dishwashers, and frost free freezers. After that items which use water, central heating, shower units. Once that fails, then no option but find some one with the test...

Metal anything in a garden wall will eventually rust, galvanised or not. A retaining garden wall is a much harsher environment than a house wall, where the eaves overhang and there's always heat leaking out through the wall keeping it dry and frost-free. It all depends on the comparative cost...

Yeah, apparently I needed an operator ID as it has a camera, £11.13 a year so I have that but I although I didn't need a flyer ID, I got one as it was free, lasts 5 years and the answers were just common sense. Only need 30 out of 40 and I got 36. Apparently if you don't pass, you can take it...

Exactly. Many people incorrectly assume (as I did) that a brick building would need planning permission. But you don't, in fact you can build bigger. Which to me makes it a non-brainer - rat infested rot box or a proper building, for similar money?! Mine's about 18sqm, under 2.5m high (after...

...you can freeze stuff like casseroles if freshly cooked and cooled. Meat and fish are particularly dangerous if they get warm So called "frost free freezers" are the worst. They have air ducts hidden in the back wall that clog with frost, and eventually block solid with ice. As it is not...

I don't think there is one! Despite being relatively new, it's very basic, no frost free. No fan/s I can see or hear, no ducts or even drain holes I can see in the fridge compartment (I've removed the salad doobrie to double check) :unsure: