20 Most Recent Zanussi ZBB28650SA White 268 l Fridge Freezer Bottom Freezer, A Energy Rating - Page 8 Questions & Answers

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unplug it and let if derfost

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The defrost timers are sometimes located in the same area as the temperature controls. A cover in this area will have a round hole giving access to the clutch head screw used to actuate the timer cycle. These timers are not field serviceable and are a replacement part. The cover over the control section should be removable to access the timer for replacement.

The condenser where heat is given off to the outside air around the freezer is built inside the outer walls. This is entirely normal.

It means that the defrost system has a fault which IS a repairable item. Defrost systems have three main components; a timer that starts the defrost process, heater which defrosts the cooling coils, and defrost termination switch which shuts down the heater when the temperature is reached where all ice is gone.

CAN YOU TELL ME IF THERE IS ANY ICE FORMING IN THE FREEZER?AND IS YOUR FRIG. SET ON ENERGY SAVER ORLESS HUMITIY SETTING,LET ME KNOW-MIKE

What make and model is this unit. It sounds like it could be an error code. Possibly a thermal fuse or something in the defrost cycle. Try unpluging the unit for 15 mins and plug it in again. It will at least reset it and it may run until it hits the defrost cycle again. You are most likely going to require service.
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You probably need to replace the water filter.... https://www.partstown.com/hisense/hrf266n6cse/filters-screens-driers/parts

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Sometimes the timer jmalfunctions and the refrigerator will not go in to a defrost mode. Try unplugging it and defrost the refrig and plug it in again.

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You are right. The only way to repair this is by replacing the complete door assembly. If under a year it should be covered.

The defrost timer in a Hisense upside-down fridge freezer, model number HR6BMFF520S, is typically located within the control panel or the refrigerator compartment. Here are the general steps to locate it:

1. Check the Control Panel: Start by inspecting the control panel of the refrigerator. Look for any knobs, buttons, or switches that control the defrost cycle. The defrost timer may be integrated into this panel.
2. Inside the Refrigerator Compartment: If you don't find the defrost timer in the control panel, check inside the refrigerator compartment. It might be located near the temperature control settings or the light fixture. You may need to remove any covers or panels to access it.
3. Consult the User Manual: If you're having trouble locating the defrost timer, refer to the user manual that came with your fridge freezer. It often contains detailed diagrams and information about the location of various components, including the defrost timer.
4. Contact Hisense Customer Support: If you're still unable to locate the defrost timer, consider reaching out to Hisense customer support for assistance. They can provide specific guidance based on your refrigerator model and help you locate the timer.

Once you've located the defrost timer, you can follow the manufacturer's instructions for troubleshooting or replacing it if necessary.