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Mr Bear | 07:41 Wed 21st Jul 2004 | How it Works
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How come there is a light in my refrigerator but not in the freezer section or for that matter my stand alone chest freezer?
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Some freezers do have lights in, but obviously more expensive than the one you have.
09:15 Wed 21st Jul 2004
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Lights in fridges are probably catering for 'Secret Lemonade Drinkers' who come down in the middle of the night for a drink/snack. The likelihood of wanting to gnaw on a frozon leg of lamb is less. Hence no lights in freezers!
01:40 Thu 22nd Jul 2004
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it is all to do with frost if you do not have a frost free one when the bulb gets hot and you close the door the ice forming on the bulb will break it
22:42 Fri 23rd Jul 2004

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