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Integrated Fridge Freezers

February 27, 2014 by TalkingFridge

Integrated fridge-freezers can suit your kitchen and give it a more stylish appearance. They rest behind kitchen cupboard doors and turn into a part of the kitchen itself. This look gives your kitchen a smooth look and suggests that you can prevent having a big white thing out on exhibit.

Integrated fridge-freezers come in various sizes and models so you can purchase anything that fits your needs and wants. However, there aren’t as many models to choose from as with the freestanding fridges, so that is a small disadvantage. They are also more expensive than freestanders and aren’t as energy efficient so they also cost more in the long run.

My Refrigerator Is Not Cooling!!

January 18, 2014April 19, 2014 by TalkingFridge

There are times when you set the temperature of your refrigerator and then notice it is not cold enough. Then you set it towards even colder, but then you notice condensation from the top or on the sides. You probably wonder what the problem is. Therefore, we will list some of the most common parts or conditions that could cause the problem of your refrigerator not cooling enough.

Dirty condenser coils

The condensers are similar to radiators. They have to be clean to spread heat which was eliminated from the inside of the refrigerator. When the coils get dirty, the refrigerator is less effective, and it is harder to keep the temperature low. If the coils are very dirty, it will never be cold enough in the refrigerator and it will never reach the necessary temperature.

Food Safety: When power comes back, what is still safe in your refrigerator?

December 14, 2013December 25, 2013 by TalkingFridge

Electricity is being repaired throughout your area and you have so much stuff stored in your Refrigerator. You would definitely concern about the stuff that has been gone through the fluctuating temperatures. Definitely it’s a reason to be worried.

When the power comes back, take out all your stuff from your Refrigerator and clean it thoroughly with a wet cloth and with some kitchen cleaner liquid.

And First of all, if you have any kind of doubt that any of the Food stored in your freezer is looking rotten, do not taste it to check whether it is fine or not. You can guess their condition by its look or smell.

Best French door Refrigerators in 2013

December 11, 2013January 11, 2014 by TalkingFridge

The main task of a refrigerator is to preserve foods for a longer time.

An ideal refrigerator should be energy efficient, reliable and offers a lot of storage capacity.

In this article, we have compiled a summary of top two French door refrigerators of 2013 along with their brief description.

The Samsung RF4287HARS French door refrigerator is capable of storing 28 bags of groceries and keeps food fresh and hygienic courtesy to its Twin Cooling Plus technology.

One can enjoy remarkable flexibility in the food storage due to its flip up and slide in shelves.
Its luxurious gray interior and awesome LED lighting make the inside as charming and beautiful as the outside.

Like other Samsung products, it is energy star qualified and easily exceeds the federal standards for energy efficiency by which one can save a lot of money. The premium, tall and wide external water& ice dispenser delivers filtered water and cubed or crushed ice directly to your bottle or glass.
The digital control panel is very user-friendly and easy to use. The soft LED display keeps one informed about temperature, filter status and other things.

Buying a Wine Refrigerator?

November 30, 2013January 21, 2014 by TalkingFridge

With any big purchase, comes daunting thoughts. It is your money at stake and you do not want to risk it by making uninformed decisions. And it is for this reason that, before you decide to buy a new Wine Refrigerator, you need to consider a few factors. The most important factor is the amount of wine you are planning to store.

The more you store, the more capacity your wine refrigerator must have. To be on the safe side, you double the number of bottles you are planning to store. You never know how fond you will become of the collection. Generally, the advertised capacity is based on a standard Cabernet or Bordeaux shaped 750ml bottle. You do the math!

Refrigerator Repair for Dummies

November 30, 2013January 21, 2014 by TalkingFridge

A refrigerator is one of those appliances that is used in almost every home and runs continuously 24/7, keeping your food fresh and cold. If it breaks down, then there is nothing to worry about because we will discuss everything related to repairing your refrigerator. After reading this article, you will definitely be capable of repairing it yourself. In this way, you will be able to save yourself a costly repair bill.

We will start with basic information. A refrigerator consists of two fundamental coils: a condenser coil which is located outside the unit and an evaporator coil which is placed inside. Today most refrigerators are frost-free. Usually in this type of unit, the heater is automatically turned on and off.

When frost starts melting, the thermostat automatically turns on the cooling cycle in order to maintain the standard temperature. As mentioned above, it is an automatic process so frost will never build up inside the unit.

Best Buy Refrigerators – Guide and Tips

November 26, 2013January 21, 2014 by TalkingFridge

We would all agree that the refrigerator has not always been a product of great importance. In the past, people preferred to have big boxy units with no style, and their basic purpose was just storing and cooling the food.

However, with virtually unlimited style, innovations, and storage capacities, choosing the right refrigerator is really a hard decision to make today. The most popular reason for returning a refrigerator after purchasing is its fit, which means that the fridge doesn’t fit the kitchen space or makes it look bad.

No matter what your space restriction, there is always an impeccable unit that’ll fit your family’s needs. Hence it is recommended to measure the space precisely before buying the unit. If you have less space, then a side-by-side refrigerator will be perfect because of its narrower doors, and hence it requires less swing space.

Finding The Best Refrigerator Repair Expert

April 30, 2013January 8, 2015 by TalkingFridge

While there are many problems that arise with refrigerators that can be fixed without calling a repair service, sometimes a particular refrigerator repair will demand the expertise of an experienced professional. In this case, there are a number of ways that people can make sure that they are utilizing the services of the most qualified and honest appliance repair service in their area.

Refrigerator Repair Guide Part 2

December 30, 2012December 7, 2013 by TalkingFridge

Refrigerator repairs guide pt2: After unplugging the unit and gaining access to the motor by removing the covering panels, the next important step involved in your refrigerator repairs, is to discharge the capacitor. Discharging the capacitor removes any stored charges, and reduces the risk of electric shock.

To discharge the capacitor, you will need a 2-watt, 20,000-ohm resistor, and an inexpensive wire that is readily available at most electrical supply stores. The procedure is simple and should be carefully followed. Attach the probes of the resistor to the terminals on the capacitor, and any remaining charges in the capacitor will be dissipated as the current flows through the resistor. The capacitor may sometimes have 3 terminals. You can connect the resistor probes to an outer and the central terminal, and then successively connect the probes to the other outer post and the central terminal. This procedure will remove all charge. You should test the capacitor for any remaining charges by connecting to the VOM, before proceeding with the refrigerator repairs.

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Refrigerator Repair Guide Part 1

December 30, 2012January 21, 2014 by TalkingFridge

Your refrigerator is probably the most important appliance in your home. It works continually, unobtrusively, and sometimes silently for 24 hrs each day. It needs very little maintenance, and can go on operating for years before anyone bothers to pay any attention to it. However, occasionally, it can breakdown, and when it does, there can be some very serious consequences.

If you have ever experienced a malfunction or breakdown of any appliance, you can readily appreciate the fact that refrigerator repairs can be costly. If it remains impaired for an appreciable length of time, the cost of replacing spoiled food can add even more than monetary costs. You now get the added inconveniences, along with more aggravation and frustration.