I have problems with these new domestic frigdes with aluminium pipes..how do we join the pipes coz everything is aluminium

Any decent HYDRAULIC pipe service centre should be able to help or scan eBay as many such companies offer adaptors and spares.

Pull through with the new pipe and attached securely. If you have questions please let me know, Thanks John Tripp Appliance 911
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drain the coolant -- undo the hose clips and remove the hose --undo the bolts holding the housing on and remove the housing, Replace the housing as they are mostly aluminium and it corrodes away and are not repairable.

dear alton,
its common problem with your processor heat and its sensor in your motherboard.
the problem is at the cooling system witch is your fan.
cooling system can work properly only if
1. your fan is working.(I'm sure its)
2. the aluminium aloy (heat sink) is capable to transferring heat from your processor (i recommend the original one)
3. thermal paste to joining the surface processor to aluminium aloy (heat sink) is a good grade.
4. the surface of your aluminium aloy (heatsink) is smooth.

if you want read more you can go to. http://www.overclock.net/t/538551/how-to-modify-your-heatsink

hope help.

Take off the top radiator hose then the thermostat housing, the aluminium housing that the hose was joined to. Take out the thermostat, note which way it is round and fit the new one exactly the same way. Fit a new gasket and refit the housing and the hose. Fill with water.

this is a common problem. it can be rectified by replacing the drain pipe. it can be accessed from the back behind the condensor. you will have to cut open at the back to do the repair and once replced, reinsulate the insulation by using liquid foam obtainable from your local hardware.

I had the same problem as this. There is a pipe that runs from the petrol tank around and up into the air inlet shaft under the spare wheel well. I am not sure exactly what it does I think it has an expansion valve on it. There is a join in this between two tubes that join. This is a simple piece of fuel tube with an internal dimension of say 5mm. If you feel your hand into that air shaft there, locate the fuel tube feel your way along the pipe, you will find the join. Just pull the old one out and put a new piece in. Very simple. really