20 Most Recent AEG SK78800I Compact Refrigerator Questions & Answers

Most likely you're correct, the defrost cycle produces water that is supposed to be captured in a holding tray, pan, etc. If the pan is cracked it would leak out or if the drip tube (pipe) is not in place it would miss the pan. It may be easier to remove the contents of the small frige and tip it over some to see what you can down there. I assume this small unit doesn't have any water souce to it (no ice maker or water). Check the tubing for damage and see if you can find the holding pan to inspect for crackes, etc.

yes, get a pipe cleaner and put in to the hole to try and clear if not from the back you will find the pipe which will be clipped to a plastic tray on the compressor. unclip and blow up the pipe this will always clear the blockage.

May not be the thermostat. Could be the fan motor.

sorry but only a local repair service can help you

There must be a gas leakage due to which the refrigerator is not cooling. Better call a technician to fix it.

Possibly evaporator fan not working or defrost problem.

Sounds like the drain pan or tube is frozen and clogged You need to shut off the unit and empty the freezer section and check the bottom of the rear wall of the freezer for the drain pan. use sink hot water to defrost and a turkey Baster to clean the hole and the hose.

no gas or faulty compressor not worth repairing

You have very good door-seals, with strong magnets on the refrigerator. I suspect, You must pull hard to open the door. Does the fridge have 2 wheels? It may only stand firm on 2 "legs" and not 4. This problem is the first, I ever heard, I do not know this model, If it is a Refrigerator that is not very heavy, this can happen. When the door seals are very good, what can happen is The door has been closed and the air inside the fridge becomes cooler and cooler. The air inside the food-compartment contracts, because it cools down and pulls even more on the inside of the door surface, actually pulling the door shut. ( a negative air-pressure inside the fridge) compared to the outside of the refrigerator. A trick I am using is, 1.) I place my finger between the door and the cabinet-frame. 2.) Then, with the finger, index or middle finger, I push gently against the Door-Seal (Gasket). for 1 or 2 seconds, This allows the Air from outside, (higher pressure) to flow into the food compartment of the fridge and now it is easy to open the door. Let me know if this works for you. Appreciate to be alive and be kind to others. Klaus (Electrical & Refrigeration Technician) Toowoomba, AUS