Hi guys. The fridge is not cooling more than 10 Celsius or about 42 farenheit.
The very bottom of e freezer is hot! And the red light in the switch is
flickering and shining less bright than its neighbour appliance switches. Is
the flickering an indication of the problem?

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"NoFreezer" m wrote in
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Hi guys. The fridge is not cooling more than 10 Celsius or about 42
farenheit.
The very bottom of e freezer is hot! And the red light in the switch is
flickering and shining less bright than its neighbour appliance switches.
Is
the flickering an indication of the problem?

No, thats a coincidence.

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On Mon, 10 Feb 2020 09:14:27 +1100, cantankerous trolling geezer Rodent
Speed, the auto-contradicting senile sociopath, blabbered, again:


Hi guys. The fridge is not cooling more than 10 Celsius or about 42
farenheit.
The very bottom of e freezer is hot! And the red light in the switch is
flickering and shining less bright than its neighbour appliance switches.
Is
the flickering an indication of the problem?

No, that¢s a coincidence.

....and the resident sociopath's idiotic auto-contradicting continues!

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MID:

On Sunday, 9 February 2020 21:14:03 UTC, NoFreezer wrote:

Hi guys. The fridge is not cooling more than 10 Celsius or about 42 farenheit.
The very bottom of e freezer is hot!

There's the cause of the problem.

And the red light in the switch is
flickering and shining less bright than its neighbour appliance switches. Is
the flickering an indication of the problem?

No connection, just means the neon has been on a long time. They do that.


NT

Not likely. assuming you have checked all connections to the mains and plug
and inside the socket then I'd say either the fridge has a leak or something
is blocked, if its an auto defrost frost free jobee.

I don't think anyone on here would venture further with such sparse details.
Neon's in switches are notoriously dodgy, due to them eventually going
black inside and losing the ability to strike reliably, amongst other
things.
Also get off home owners club and use a proper news reader.
Brian

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"NoFreezer" m wrote in
message oupdirect.com...
Hi guys. The fridge is not cooling more than 10 Celsius or about 42
farenheit.
The very bottom of e freezer is hot! And the red light in the switch is
flickering and shining less bright than its neighbour appliance switches.
Is
the flickering an indication of the problem?

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https://www.homeownershub.com/uk-diy...e-1407066-.htm

In message ,
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On Sunday, 9 February 2020 21:14:03 UTC, NoFreezer wrote:

Hi guys. The fridge is not cooling more than 10 Celsius or about 42
farenheit.
The very bottom of e freezer is hot!

There's the cause of the problem.

And the red light in the switch is
flickering and shining less bright than its neighbour appliance switches. Is
the flickering an indication of the problem?

No connection, just means the neon has been on a long time. They do that.

It's not iced up, is it? The mains neon on my freezer started
flickering. It was also in need of a long-overdue de-ice. No flickering
since I did it.
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Ian