indesit frig freezer

F*ck knows, but I expect its "obvious" when you know!

Post a direct link to a photo somewhere, doesn't google have a "find similar images" thingy?

Does it do that by recognising the images or just the surrounding verbiage?

Maybe its been made from melted down bits of one of these?

A photo of what you are describing might help

Recognising the image. Try it, just go to

and either drag a picture onto the search box or click the little camera icon to enter a URL or upload a picture.

Thanks, I did that. It came up with images that were similar in layout and overall colour scheme, but not otherwise the same.

I am not convinced that it would recognise a particular person. But, if you uploaded a picture of the Mon Lisa, for example, it would almost certainly find other copies because they would have identical layout and colour scheme.

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Is that a rapid freeze button? Seems hard to tell with such a tiny image.

Is this a frost free design or an ordinary fringe freezer wot you have to defrost? I notice that a lot of the frost free ones want a certain clearence on their bottoms, as one assumes theis is where they evaporate the water from perhaps, though don't quite get the 13!

Brian

I assume you have read through the comprehensive instruction manual?

printed

OP says the big black blob is a blob not a button. But I guess it could be a smooth blind grommit covered button.

As you say hard to tell from a 64 x 85 pixel image. Is the circle in the point of the arrow a circle or "water drop" shaped?

Is there a new pixel tax?

Have a look/read here:

(No idea if it is the same model you have. But it comes from RTFIndesitM.)

Like I said obvious when you know. Seems odd not to have a better representation of a "thermometer", not sure what the small blob next to it is supposed to mean.

I meant a label pointing towards a rapid freeze button. It's just because of the 0 degrees on the label.

Maybe a 'degrees' symbol. Using Google image search, I found a photo like the OP's but better on a German forum from 2010. There was text to the bottom right of the big black circle (presumably an unlit "OK") saying "X10", which is only partly shown in the OP's photo. None of the replies on the forum knew what it meant.