Buy Fridges and Freezers in London - Indesit INCB31AA Integrated Fridge/Freezer

Energy Rating	A+	An alphabetical classification going from A+++ to G - An A+++ Grade Energy Efficient machine will save you money by using less electricity and water
Freezer Capacity	75	The total internal storage capacity of the Freezer
Fridge Capacity	200	The total internal storage capacity of the fridge
Auto Defrost Fridge		Prevents build up of frost and water pools
Split Type	70/30	It shows in percentage how much is taken by the fridge and how much by the freezer.
Noise Level	40	Shows the noise level of the product in dB.
Energy Consumption	278	This indicates the power or electrical consumption of the appliance. The lower the figure the less electricity it uses
Bottle Rack		Storage space in the fridge door for all types of bottles
Required Room Temperature	16C to 38C	Cetain Refrigeration appliances have ambient temperature operation limits
Reversible Door(s)		For your own personal preference and convenient access - Left or right hand opening
Clear drawer fronts		Allows you to see the contents of the freezer
Fast Freeze Compartment		Freezes food much quicker, preserving more of the tasted and texture
Number of compartments (freezer)	3
Ice Dispenser
Open Door Allert		Appliance makes an audable noise to remind you if any of its doors are open.
Egg Tray		Dedicated tray for safe storing eggs
Water Dispenser		Allows you to have filltered & chilled water at all times. There two types: directly connected to water supply or manually re-filled tank.
Height	1770
Width	548
Depth	540

Auto Defrost Fridge
Manual Defrost Freezer
4 Adjustable Shelves in fridge
Shelves type - Safety Glass
3 Freezer compartments
Interior light
Anti Bacterial Protection
2 Salad Crisper
Ice cube tray

Ali wrote:

17/09/2015

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Boin wrote:

17/09/2015

It is important to urdanstend the basic problem you are describing.Glass will break when internal stresses are set up which cause the glass to fracture. These stresses are set up when the temperature of the glass is not uniform from one place to another. So, it is not so much a function of the temperature as the speed of a change in temperature which makes certain parts hotter or cooler than others.If you heat up a piece of glass very, very slowly, you can bring it to an extremely high temperature without any ill effects. Similarly, if you cool it very slowly there will be no ill effects. However, if you heat it or cool it very quickly, it could break.That is the general principle. Whether the fracture will occur depends on the glass and the extremes to which the glass is subjected. For example, pyrex is specifically manufactured to withstand sudden, rapid temperature changes or strongly heating one section of the glass but not the rest. Also, modest temperature changes will not create the stress levels needed to cause breakage, and very thin glass will usually cool or heat more evenly since the heat has a chance to dissipate more quickly and evenly.That does not solve your problem, but it may provide enough guidance in specific situations to avoid problems.Note that drying has nothing to do with the breakage unless you are drying the glass in very much hotter or cooler conditions than those in which they were washed. The drying process, in itself, is not a factor.Also, note that using luke warm water followed by hot water will allow the glass to heat up slowly. So, you are on the right track there. Hope this helps!

Ahsan wrote:

26/02/2016

There's no fixed answer I'm afaird.It depends on the type of glass, the thickness of the glass, how the glass is cut, whether there are imperfections in it etc.In other words, there's no real way of predicting it, so you're best not to worry about it unless it happens.

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	Installation - £12.00 Our experienced and highly trained engineers will install you appliance to existing plumbing and/or electricity power points according to manufacturers’ specifications. Please note most laundry and dishwashing appliances are designed to be installed no further than 1.5 meter away from plumbing inlet/outlet point. If unsure please call us for more information.
	Disposal - £20.00 Unlike some of our competitors you are not required to have your appliance disconnected in order to be disposed of. We’ll disconnect it and dispose of it in a eco-friendly way.
	Built-in - £45.00 In most instances we’ll be able to install the furniture door(s) to your built-in/integrated appliance, although in rare occasions we may have to make a return visit to complete the fitting.
	Delivery - £6.00 If you have selected a delivery only with your order, the appliance will be delivered to your front door. Our team is always of two staff so if you live in a multiple dwelling property without a lift we'll still deliver to your door.

Indesit INCB31AA Integrated Fridge/Freezer

Installation - £12.00

Disposal - £20.00

Built-in - £45.00

Delivery - £6.00