Anyone know anything about freezers?

[retribution]

I was defrosting our freezer today with a knife , and managed to make a tiny hole in the inside, which is now pushing (cold) air into the freezer.

Anyone know whether this is/will be a problem?

Cheers,

Rob

 

[gumbald]

Where in the inside?

 

[retribution]

At the side, not near any of the technical-looking stuff at the back. It's a very small hole but you can hear the air flowing through.

It is a fridge-freezer if that makes any difference, with the freezer on top of the fridge.

Thanks for your help!

 

[loopylou]

I always defrost the freeze by blowing my hair dryer at it. Doesn't help you just thought I would say.

Can you plug the hole with something?

 

[tres]

duck tape?

 

[V4NT0M]

QUICK

 

[boxley]

duck tape tbh

 

[benjo]

Chewing gum.

 

[Pilky01]

Mustard

 

[retribution]

I'll plug it if needs be (would duct tape be best?), just wondering if its necessary.

Keep the replys coming

 

[boxley]

Actually scratch the last answer, your best bet is to even out the other side of the freezer with another hole

 

[FRS2462]

Freezers tend to be cold, I read somewhere an egg yolk may do the trick.

 

[Pilky01]

Freezers tend to be cold

Don't lie

 

[PhillyDee]

duck tape?

ducT tape . . . .

 

[gumbald]

ducT tape . . . .

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duct_tape#Etymology

 

[V4NT0M]

duck tape

tales of daring, do bad and good...

 

[kenshinu]

QUICK

TO

 

[boxley]

http://www.needlesports.com/acatalog/ducktape.JPG

ducK tape

 

[tres]

ducT tape . . . .

Strong and waterproof

win win

 

[gumbald]

Duckt tape.