Fridge (standalone) repair request form

1Describe the fault(s)

2Upload a photo

3Access arrangements

4Appointment availability

5Booking contact details

Manufacturer*

This is usually written on the front of the Fridge
Model

This is usually found on a sticker on the inside of the Fridge. If you are unable to find the model please leave this section blank.
Do you have a built in fridge?*
Please select the fault(s)*
- Too cold or too hot
- Internal light is not working
- Too loud
- Water accumulates in the base of the fridge
- Is not coming on
- Other fault not listed above
Please describe the fault*
Please ensure you provide as much information on the fault, including a description of the unit involved, the location, along with photos.
QUICK FIX SUGGESTIONS - FRIDGE IS NOT COOLING PROPERLY - Leaking door seals can prevent the fridge from cooling properly. So if they are found to have debris on them, try giving them a clean and this may resolve the problem you are experiencing.
QUICK FIX SUGGESTIONS - LOSS OF POWER - Sometimes the loss of power to a fridge freezer is due to a blown fuse. Try to replace the fuse of the fridge first to see if it resolves the problem. Most fridge freezers use a 3amp fuse, however, check first with the manufacturer to confirm the correct fuse rating to use.
QUICK FIX SUGGESTIONS - WATER ACCUMULATION - This is often caused by debris building up around the drain tube in the fridge. The drain tube is usually located near the base of the Fridge. The drain tube is a small rubber cylinder in the back wall of the fridge compartment. Two water channels converge, making a 'V' shape, and the drainer tube can be found at the bottom edge of the 'V'.

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