Same with mine

@@donnahutson4795 same here

I is on

3 should be fine as a setting. The green part stops any food debris going down the hole at the back of the fridge.

So it should be tight rather than loose inside the hole??

I normally recommend leaving it sticking out a bit, that way the water can drip through the hole and no food should drop down the hole

When it is cold I would try turning it down to 2 or 3 to see what difference it makes . hopefully it should stop freezing the food. Good luck

Hi Kaz does it still keep freezing your fresh food? I am considering buying one!

@@jaindia1661 no stopped doing it now had to set clock on it inside to low just right now got mine on number 1

@@TheDarkone39 thank you for letting me know

Hope you enjoy it when it arrives

@@lords-electrical Coming on Sunday.

It is simple to do, there are small indentations in the unit that make it easy to line everything up properly. We would normally recommend reversing the door before you start to use it, as it is easier to lie it down or lean it back.

Thankyou for your reply. That's great, I get mine delivered tomorrow. Thanks again, stay safe

Can you pls tell how can we manually defrost the freezer

I would normally recommend starting on 3 and going from there. The green tab at the back is to stop any debris falling into the hole. Keep it in place but don't push it all the way down as this is where the water can drain to the compressor.

@@lords-electrical thanks very much.

Yes I've found that to.

Just got one so noisy and what are those brown things for to stick on back of fridge

No, it is just an indication of warmer to cooler unfortunately

Did u ever find this out

That's a shame to hear about your experience with the fridge freezer. We normally point customers in the direction of places like Ebay to get new drawers as there are normally a lot of sellers on there with the drawers. As far as the ice build up, it sounds like the seal around the freezer door may not be sealing the door properly. I would recommend getting a warm damp cloth and wiping it around the freezer door seal. This way it may loosen it and hopefully it will seal the door better for you and reduce any future ice build up.

@@lords-electrical Thank you for your advice. I will give that a try.

No one knows

You should be able to get them from Indesit direct

It will be a case of switching off the unit and letting the ice build up defrost. When the ice has all gone, you will be able to switch the unit back on again to get cold.

Im facing the same issue

It sounds like some of the food is touching the back wall of the fridge. This is common and you will get water on the shelves. The other thing to look out for is to make sure the hole at the back of the fridge is not blocked. If it is then you can get water on the shelves too.

In Europe you don't need to put eggs in the fridge as they're, as you say, pasteurised.

I haven't done a video on how to reverse the door on this particular model but it is quite easy, and it will be in the instructions as well.

Ideally around -18c is the recommended temperature

Normally try and set the fridge temperature at around 2 - 3 degrees C

@@lords-electrical Impossible without getting seriously’ iced up’

They aren't degrees unfortunately, it is just a gauge to work on. I would normally recommend putting it in the middle to start with and get a fridge thermometer in the fridge. Try and keep the fridge around 2 - 4 degrees C which may involve changing the control inside the fridge to suit.

@@lords-electrical but what direction does the gauge work with? 1-5 cooler to warmer or vice versa?

It will be a manual defrost option, so it will be a case of switching the unit off to fully defrost the fridge freezer.

You don’t have separate control over freezer temperature. Freezer is at frozen temperature and that’s it.

@@interstat2222 thanks for the reply mines at minus 28 all the time

@@blobby273 Do you have the fast freeze switch on (rocker switch next to the dial in fridge)? That’s only to be turned on when the room temperature is below 7 degrees c, like if you keep it in a garage.

@@interstat2222just checked and no its off

It is an on and off switch for the appliance

@@lords-electrical well it can't be as when its off its still on and working

@@LukeM1986 This switch has been a mystery to me for the year I've had this fridge freezer. As you say, it's definitely not on/off and I can't figure out what it is for.

Could you look again into this switch please? There's no mention of it in the information supplied. It is a tiny rocker switch with 0/1 on it, inside the fridge underneath the temperature control you demonstrated in the video. Thank you

@@happydays3678 I can't say for sure but I'm wondering if it's a fast freeze. It's not the best fridge freezer for me to be honest. The fridge gets far too cold and freezes things. The freezer isn't cold enough. Flicking this switch on seems to improve the freezing.

Awesome 😆

It's made by Beko for Whirlpool (who own Indesit brand). It's not one of their premium models, just a 'price busting' model. Best to buy LG, Samsung, Zanussi, Liebherr or Bosch.

As you look at it from the front, it is at the bottom on the right hand side at the back.