I have just purchased a second hand fridge freezer model no GS2125SEEW first i could do with an instruction manual, secondly we have plumbed it in but it is leaking straight into the freezer from the back of the unit whether the on/off bar is up or down any suggestions please thankyou

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you need to have a defrost or the freezer will not work unplugging the time clock then the compressor will not work.if it is staying in defrost their is a manual stem you have to turn.Tom

you need to have a defrost or the freezer will not work unplugging the time clock then the compressor will not work. Tom

check the adaptive deffrost control inside of the refrigerator compartment, more than likely thats bad.

The max/min gas flame is for adjustment of temperature when using the fridge on gas. The next one with 0 to 7 is possibly the electrical thermostat. I am not familiar with this exact model. One of the dials will be able to be pressed in. The idea is to press and hold this button in for about a count of five, then push the lighter strike. You will hear a click noise which is when a spark is delivered to the burner area. Some fridges have a small window or guage which shows if the flame has lit. You may have to look down the chimney. You keep holding the press button down after having depressed the lighter strike button for about five seconds. This allows gas to flow to the burner while the thermocouple heats up. Once the thermocouple (which is a small copper probe sticking almost into the flame) heats up, it will keep the gas valve open and if you then release the button, the flame will continue burning. The idea is that if the flame were to blow out, the thermocouple would cool and in turn act as a safety by shutting off the gas supply. Hope this is enough info.

try plugging the electric cord into a receptical

It is usual for the back of a fridge or freezer unit to get hot at the back as it uses a thermal transfer or heat pump process. As a freezer tends to cool the inside much more than a fridge it will obviously get hotter.
Make sure there is sufficient air flow around the rear of the unit and that no one can touch the rear radiator element, (to prevent burns.)
More expensive freezers actually use a fan to help circulate air around this rear element.

See http://uk.danfossuniverse.com/page2072.aspx for a more graphical demonstration of the workings.

Basically they needed to supply an additional door mount for the left hand side of the door as well as the right hand side. Problem now sorted. Poor instructions in the manual didn't help here!

Hi there

• Green = Ready (Power ON)
  
• Amber = Super Speed Freeze
• Red = Warning overheating or fault.

Hope this helps

Thanks J