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      MY LEC FRIDGE FREEZER t2855w IS OVER CHILLING THE FOOD IN THE FRIDGE SECTION

      THE ABOVE IS HAPPENING ON THE LOWEST SETTING , ANY IDEAS / IS IT THE THERMOSTAT OR SOMETHING ELSE ??

      By Anonymous - spondon derby - 25 March 2014

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      • Chris from eSpares
        Chris at eSpares says...

        The fault you describe suggests it is likely to be the thermostat if the temperature is regularly on or below freezing and the motor continues to run.

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      Fridge Thermostat Stock Number: ES922596

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