Hiya My Bosch Fridge has a temperature range of +2 to +8 C on LED at top. Ideal temp is supposed to be +4 thats all book says. What I need to know is .............silly question............is +2 colder in the fridge or warmer than +4.
Thanks
Water freezes at +/- 0 deg C. It's hot when the weatherman/girl says it's
+30 deg C. Water boils at 100 deg C.You can interpolate from there!
+4 deg C is 'hotter' than +2 deg C +2 deg C is 'colder than +4 deg CBTW: when being converted from Fahrenheit to Centigrade; I was taught a useful rule-of-thumb ; -
- 10 to 0 bloody cold
0 to +10 Cold 10- 20 warm 20 ~ 30 Hot 30+ bloody hot.
I just used to reckon 0 = Freezing, less being even colder.
20 (=68F in real money) a nice comfortable late spring, summer, early autumn day. IE when it's not *searing*. Like today here in Leeds AAMOF.DG
On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:28:32 +0100, "doobydoobydo" mused:
Bigger number = hotter.
Get a thermometer and play about with it to get the right temp.
I have (by the sound of it) the same fridge - the one with the pull-out drawers? I thought 4C was too warm, so it runs at the 2C level, which is actually 4C according to a fridge thermometer placed in the middle. I suspect the LED/presets give an optimistic account.
Rob
On Wed, 25 Jul 2007 08:38:17 +0100, Rob mused:
It reads the temperature from a probe buried in the side of the fridge so it won't actually be a true reading of the exact temperature. The probes are also prone to failing, the Bosch repair kit is basically a set of connectors to bypass it as it's impossible to get at.
Briliant answer. How are you with dates?
I'm free on Friday, if that suits you, Big Boy.
You sure you're the same gerry? HOH to Aioe.org in four hours is pretty impressive.
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