Well there won't be a handle inside, so it will, to all intensive purposes, be locked.
Fridge winter button
Jul 24, 2013
96 Replies
Ron does not keep track of your emails. Ron does not like you.
No, a lock is usually stronger than a catch, as it's designed not to be forced.
Not these locks (better described as latches). Things were engineered propely back then, not down to the minimum you can get away with of today.
Even the lockless latches just needed to close and they latched shut. The handle needed to be pulled to release the latch. Similar to the first latch on a car door before it fully closes, except there is no freeplay in the door.
Ha ha, you had me going for a bit. You're just Chris Holland again, aren't you? Bye!
Daniele
I could have done with one of them to stop my parrot opening the fridge, but the health and safety brigade had to get in the way, just incase some little squirt who doesn't deserve to live should do something stupid.
Never heard of him.
Ron can't handle my views. Even you said he is a big girl.
Agreed. But you can be boring and repetitive.
That's exactly what some fridge-freezes do have. Our one from Hotpoint (RFA18 I think) being an example.
What a terrible man I really must be. I have never said a wrong word to Ron, some people are so easily upset ...ffs. He matters not.
He insists on proving everything he says, when you don't listen, his head explodes.
Some topics can't really be proved one way or the other.
Yes, his mind is closed.
P.S. he is spying on this thread.
I know :-)))))))))))
He will miss you one day.......
He may have burnt his bridges due to all of his nasty and very childish insults. He is probably now ashamed of himself; it matters not.
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