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Whittie

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15th Jan 07 at 13:52

How do you turn a fridge temp down?

Okay this is a bit different from my normal posts.... but there is no temp gauge on the fridge, and not a button to change the temperature. Things are far too cold

The milk that was on the bottom shelf last night, was semi icy this morning.

nik

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15th Jan 07 at 13:53

Deff no knob to play with?

Nath

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15th Jan 07 at 13:53

Behind the fridge perhaps.

topshot_2k

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15th Jan 07 at 13:54

should a button/switch near fridg light

Whittie

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15th Jan 07 at 13:54

There's no knob anywhere to turn it down, and its a built in fridge so its a bit of a bitch to get to from behind.

[Edited on 15-01-2007 by Whittie]

topshot_2k

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15th Jan 07 at 13:55

leave door open?

Whittie

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15th Jan 07 at 13:55

Then i'll get mouldy milk.

topshot_2k

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15th Jan 07 at 13:58

what do you prefer frozen milk or mouldy milk?

C2RL R

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15th Jan 07 at 14:00

what make is it?

Haimsey

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15th Jan 07 at 14:04

quote:
Originally posted by topshot_2k
frozen milk

milk lollies

Marcy Marc

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bradgsi

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15th Jan 07 at 14:06

It will either be at the back near the fridge light or if it is a bosch/siemans fridge should be right at the front undernaeth the lip.

topshot_2k

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15th Jan 07 at 14:07

if you want tea just add a couple of lumps of fozen milk? i see no problem

milk lollies were awesome

loubielou

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15th Jan 07 at 14:10

quote:
Originally posted by topshot_2k
if you want tea just add a couple of lumps of fozen milk? i see no problem

milk lollies were awesome

mini milks

Colin

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15th Jan 07 at 14:16

must be an ancient fridge if it doesnt have a

control

Sara

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15th Jan 07 at 15:06

I thought there was going to be a punchline

12vMatt

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15th Jan 07 at 15:28

quote:
Originally posted by Sara
I thought there was going to be a punchline

is your fridge running?
if it is you might want to go get it back

sorry, ill get my coat

Sara

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16th Jan 07 at 15:02

topshot_2k

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16th Jan 07 at 15:09

took me 2 reads

Scotty_B

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16th Jan 07 at 16:52

quote:
Originally posted by topshot_2k
leave door open?

Is there not a dial under the interior light cover?

[Edited on 16-01-2007 by CorSRi_BT]

Whittie

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16th Jan 07 at 18:09

quote:
Originally posted by CorSRi_BT

quote:
Originally posted by topshot_2k
leave door open?

Is there not a dial under the interior light cover?

Yes.

Russ

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16th Jan 07 at 21:23

my fridge is ace, you can have the fridge temp colder in 1 part than the other (keep your salad cooler than your fruit juice

you can choose how cold you want the water to be and how you like your ice cubes, whole or crushed

Scotty_B

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18th Jan 07 at 13:28

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
my fridge is ace, you can have the fridge temp colder in 1 part than the other (keep your salad cooler than your fruit juice you can choose how cold you want the water to be and how you like your ice cubes, whole or crushed

oooooooooooooooo fancy.

topshot_2k

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18th Jan 07 at 13:39

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
my fridge is ace, you can have the fridge temp colder in 1 part than the other (keep your salad cooler than your fruit juice you can choose how cold you want the water to be and how you like your ice cubes, whole or crushed

bit of a geeky fridge isnt it?

I'd really like one of those

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