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I replied in another thread, but I went lateral with problem solving this one and used an on/off timer as a workaround. I have it set to 45 minutes on and 15 off and the temperatures are now as expected in fridge and freezer.

There's a YouTube video that shows you how to replace the sensor. Apparently it's buried in the wall of the fridge, halfway down the left hand side. Unfortunately this means cutting it out and then replacing it then sealing it all back up with foam or other insulation material. We didn't want...

I have exactly the same problem. Beko fridge freezer (CDA539). Freezes everything in the fridge. No thermostat to replace. Large rectangle of snowy ice on the back wall. Defrosted for a couple of days but the problem returned after a while. I would replace the sensor but the missus is dead...

Ouch! Thanks Agile...I guess you've got to be careful... ...but, in my case, the combustion is fine there is either a sensing issue where the boiler is being told to turn off too soon or the diverter is playing up which I now suspect isn't the case as with the thermistor off it was giving...

Thanks bhm, I may have to do just that. Though this forum IS called DIYnot.com I thought there might be someone out there to give me a couple of pointers. I've just realised that no matter whether on CH and cutting out or DHW the temperature gauge is not working. Does this ring any bells?

Ok. So now it's getting interesting... I took off the temperature sensor for the central heating and the boiler fired, delivered good temperature to the radiators for the first time in ages...then promptly cut out. Does this mean it's the temperature sensor/thermistor or overheat...

Wow. Just looked at possible replacement diverter costs: AllSpares have them for £60 but sold out. Ebay charge £150 and HRPC (where I got the last one for £70) are charging £300 plus vat!! Please let it be the thermocouple that's at fault...I've got a freezing house with kids that are going...

Hi. I've tried the FAQs and searching but can't find any answers. My Ideal Boxer C24 started going out in the high winds last week (I assumed the draught was affecting some internal sensor). Since then the problem has got worse (the timing perhaps coincidental?) The CH is supplied...