Can anyone help with my problem?

[meticadpa]

I've got a new fridge recently, and it's great and all (just a fridge, really, keeps stuff cold) except that the light inside stays on when I close the door.

Does anyone know how I can fix this?

 

[BennoVonArchimboldi]

I've got a new fridge recently, and it's great and all (just a fridge, really, keeps stuff cold) except that the light inside stays on when I close the door.

Does anyone know how I can fix this?

How do you know it's on if the door's closed?

That's not meant to be as sarcastic as it sounds.

 

[Latinidiot]

Sooooo.... Do you live in your fridge? 'Cause it's kinda impossible to actually see light coming out of your fridge.

 

[zfactor]

The switch is probably broken. There is a small, spring loaded switch on the side or bottom of the door or fridge itself. If manually pressing it does not turn the light off, you need to get a new switch (or take the fridge in to wherever you bought it, since it is new and the warrentee should still be good).

And how can you tell the light stays on inside?

 

[scorptatious]

I'm sorry, but this just had to be done.

 

[YoBadMama]

Is this a prank thread? It just sounds like one.
Anyways, I agree with zfactor, your switch on the top of the inside of your fridge is probably broke or doesn't have one.

 

[Zapperdude]

I've got a new fridge recently, and it's great and all (just a fridge, really, keeps stuff cold) except that the light inside stays on when I close the door.

Does anyone know how I can fix this?

How do you know it's on if the door's closed?
That's not meant to be as sarcastic as it sounds.

Yes.

How DO you manage to know that?

*glares angry

 

[Irridium]

I've got a new fridge recently, and it's great and all (just a fridge, really, keeps stuff cold) except that the light inside stays on when I close the door.

Does anyone know how I can fix this?

How do you know it's on if the door's closed?
That's not meant to be as sarcastic as it sounds.

Yes.

How DO you manage to know that?

*glares angry

Kiff, we have a conundrum...

 

[Irridium]

This post is to make the above post show.

 

[Snake Plissken]

I have sincere doubts about the fact that some 15-year-old kid went out and bought a fridge. Teenagers don't buy responsible things. They blow their money on stupid shit. Shenanigans.

 

[meticadpa]

I have sincere doubts about the fact that some 15-year-old kid went out and bought a fridge. Teenagers don't buy responsible things. They blow their money on stupid shit. Shenanigans.

I didn't buy the fridge, it was my parents. Regardless, I still use the fridge to keep various beverages at the appropriate temperature, and a flaw with the fridge affects me just as much as it affects my parents.

The switch is probably broken. There is a small, spring loaded switch on the side or bottom of the door or fridge itself. If manually pressing it does not turn the light off, you need to get a new switch (or take the fridge in to wherever you bought it, since it is new and the warrentee should still be good).

And how can you tell the light stays on inside?

Ahh, okay, thanks!

I can just tell... call me weird, but I know it's on.

 

[xc00l n3rdx]

I'm sorry, but this just had to be done.

AWESOME!!!