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 Wed 28 Sep 11 22:27 
 Curing an electrical spike - Slidingpillar
Bagpuss is bang on.

The fridge/freezer is almost certainly faulty, although defective contacts in thermostats can carry on for years. The fridge/freezer is basically being a naughty radio transmitter, spark transmitters being one of the earliest types.

Made worse by the fact many amplifiers respond to stuff way out of the audio spectrum.

Quite likely a surge protector will do nothing.
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