Hi I have a upright 'Proline' freeze which seams to be running all the time and during the last few days the temp gage has moved in to the green area. I turned on the rapid freeze light and it has taken two days to move to just into the yellow. Also the side of the freezer (about 500mm from the base close to the door) is quite warm/hot to touch. Any ideas? Steve

check the radiator censor making sure that the wires for this have not come off is there any fluid on the road when its been left for a few hours normally a car loses water any way may be half a pint a month or so this is normall check hoses for splits before forking out for a new water pump

sounds more like maybe bad temp sensor

Do you have a temp gage to check the temperature? set the freezer at 0 Degree and the fridge to 36 Degrees.

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check flame sencor is clean , check connection from sencor to the board , or pressure switch could not be working try jumping this out andf seeif it fires up check filters are clean

I have a Proline High Rate Sand Filter I purchased at Namco.I only had it a year, now it have a leak coming from underneath it.What can I do to stop it ?

what refig and where are the pressures. freeze up is always low charge or lack of air flow and always occurs at the evap. Once it starts and you loose surface area you have to defrost manually

first check to make sure that the indoor unit is very slightly off level sloped to the drain area also turn off power and inspect the indoor coil with a flash light to make sure all the fin area is open the drain pan has two possible drain connections if they are both hooked up then the primary "lowest"
could be stoped up a blast of water or air to the drain line should clear out slime also make sure their is a trap in the drain line or the water will only drain dwhen unit is off hope this solves your problem thanks

You can get the manual here.

http://www.frigidaire.com/support/manuals.asp

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Check that the air vent is free from anything blocking it at it maybe over heating.


Thanks J

Obviously, this should not be! First, we need to know if the coffee maker is working correctly. If you have a candy/oven thermometer, check the output temp of the water. Be careful...it will be hot! The correct temp should be about 180-185 degrees. If it is hotter than that...return the machine. It has a defective thermostat.

What you can do about the taste: try taking some baking soda and mix it with the feed water. Use about 2 tablespoons in at least two cups of water. Then, add plain water. The baking soda can't hurt you but throw it away and clean the pot. Now, take some water and run it through. If the taste is gone...enjoy! If not, try another unit.