troubleshooting aeg fridges and freezers

One of the most common problems with Aeg Frost Free Fridge Freezers is temperature fluctuations. If the temperature in the fridge or freezer fluctuates too much, your food may not stay fresh and may spoil quickly. To fix this, check the temperature settings and adjust them if needed. Make sure that the door seals properly and doesn’t let cold air out every time it’s opened. Also, keep the vents on your fridge or freezer clean to ensure proper airflow for temperature control.

Frost can often build up inside the freezer if it isn’t regularly cleaned. This can be prevented by defrosting the fridge or freezer regularly. Allow the ice to melt and use a soft cloth soaked in warm water to wipe away any remaining frost. Make sure it is completely dry before you plug it back in, as any moisture left over can cause electrical damage. Removing frost build-up regularly helps prevent excess energy usage as well.

A faulty door seal can cause the fridge or freezer to work harder than usual, resulting in higher energy costs and a shorter lifespan for your appliance. To check if the seal is working, close the door and place a piece of paper between the fridge and the gasket on the door. If you can easily pull it out without force, then you have a gap which needs to be addressed. The gasket either needs to be replaced or adjusted by a service technician. 

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Faulty door seals can also contribute to water leaks. If you’re noticing pooled water beneath or around your fridge-freezer, the first item of business is to check and clean the drain pan at the back of the unit. Unplug the appliance, then unscrew and remove the lower panel at the back of the fridge-freezer. Remove any debris and make sure that there’s no blockage preventing water from draining away properly.

If your Aeg Frost Free Fridge Freezer suddenly loses power or disconnects, it could be due to a number of issues. In some cases, this could be caused by a fault with the appliance’s circuit board or wiring harness. Check the power source is operational and that none of the wires are loose or have become disconnected. If these don’t appear to be the issue, you may need to contact a qualified electrical technician for further inspection and repair.