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anyone know of anyone that dose freezer repairs and what the general cost are.... trying to work out if we should buy new one or repair it thanks
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probably £60 plus parts.? Not very helpful I know. take your pick. Think I used Walters Rerigeration years ago A.C. Flynn Refrigeration www.flynn-refrigeration.comUnit 7 Millbrook Road West Float Industial Estate, Birkenhead CH41 1FL 0151 691 6130 Eastham Refrigeration 8 Princes Ave, Eastham Grange CH62 8BJ 0151 327 1311 Rowlands Refrigeration 5 Poulton Green Close, Wirral CH63 9FS 0151 334 9515 Walters Refrigeration 51 Warwick Road, Wirral CH49 6NF 0151 625 7278 Brooktherm Refrigeration brooktherm.co.uk 3 Kelvin Park Birkenhead, Wirral CH41 1LT 0151 650 1070
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Whats going on with it fluffy?
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hi its seems to be on, its cooled enough to freeze water but wont freeze bread, milk, or bags of veg any more.....
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Ah, I thought it might have been that it didnt come on at all, because that happened to a couple of freezers Ive heard about especially the frost free ones, and its a matter of turning off, leaving for a day or two and turning back on . Something to do with the ice getting bunged up somewhere inside. Might be worth a try anyway if you can use up the stuff first ,before dumping it or paying for repairs.
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http://www.pennilessparenting.com/2010/12/diy-fridge-and-freezer-repair.htmlThere you go, this says much the same thing, but gives a better explanation as to why you would let it defrost. I didnt take mine apart, I just left it a couple of days to defrost it and wipe down with a view to binning it off, but when i switched it back on just to see, it worked perfectly.
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thanks -you for all the info, like you say its worth a try I think I will try this right now .....
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Fingers crossed for you . Let us know the outcome if you are about.
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Lets hope it is that. The other possibility is that it has lost some gas. Regassing is about £50. Finding the leak could be more expensive. Good luck!
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Looks like it worked left it unplugged for 2 days un till there was no more water to mop up ( there was not that much but more than i expected as I could not see any ice) plugged back in an hey presto works like new, fantastic....thanks again
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Excellent!!!! Thanks for letting us know. Hopefully others in the same boat will feel encouraged to give it a go before calling an engineer out .
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