Hotpoint future FZ150 (in garage)has recently started showing red light constant. I switch off and reset -works ok for a few days. Now no longer freezing. Compressor at back warm.

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if its a ge i would say itsyour main board not compressor boards about 200

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Sounds as though the compressor has stopped working. It feeds both compartments with control from a printed circuit above the top door.Where all your red lights are ablaze! (This can be replaced by removing the 2 screws and "clicking" out the small panel) Check that the compressor is running at the bottom rear of the fridge/freezer before anything else.

SOURCE: Future FZ150 red warning light keeps coming on,

bring to the nearest service center..

SOURCE: Hello, The Freezer is a FZ150

Hi,

flashing red light indicates it's too warm in the freezer.Check the compressor to make sure it is running? if it is then your low on freon.Check if fan near the compressor is running?If still the problem persist switch off the freezer for 24 hours and check for it is fully defrosted.This warm in freezer occurs due to block in air flow due to defrost of ice.

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roy bradshaw

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• Posted on Oct 30, 2013

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it could be that your fridge,freezer setting is not turned up high enough to keep the freezer cold enough.turn it up to setting number 5 at least and if that dont do it u could have a faulty thermostat.have it checked by a engineer.

Testimonial: "Hi Roy, I tried that for a few days, no change. Hotpoint recommend it is set at 3 or 4 (options 1-5) I put in a tray of water in the ice cube tray and it froze ok, just took a little longer. I'm pretty handy at DIY and most things, is fitting a new thermostat a tricky job, I generally try all DIY and repairs myself before I'll call in an expert. Appreciate your feedback."