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Dead freezer - post house move

Unplug. Let refrigerant settle for a day. Try again. If still not working you need a new one.
 
No light suggests that there is an electrical fault somewhere, rather than a refrigerant issue. There isn't an awful lot of wiring in a freezer, so finding the fault shouldn't be too much of an issue for someone who knows what to do with a multi-meter.
 
If there's no light Id check the cable hasn't been pulled during the move and one of the connections hasn't come dislodged or wire damaged. The light would be on a permanent feed from the plug via the door switch.
 
jimmy s said:
If there's no light Id check the cable hasn't been pulled during the move and one of the connections hasn't come dislodged or wire damaged. The light would be on a permanent feed from the plug via the door switch.
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Spot on, there, Jimmy. Lost its neutral. Now fixed and all good, thanks
 
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