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proper fridge leveling - proper fridge levelingIs there any reliable rule as to how to level a refrigerator? The installer of our new fridge made it perfectly level, which does not allow the doors to close very easily at all. I have raised the... |
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Possibility of low voltage? - proper fridge leveling Here's a bit of an update: I borrowed a multimeter from a friend to try testing the outlets. I have not yet tried the one the fridge is on, but the other outlet on that circuit, as well as several... |
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Possibility of low voltage? - proper fridge leveling Thanks for the advice! I guess I did not realize that it was acceptable to use a surge protector; I thought the fridge would always need to be plugged directly into the wall socket with nothing in... |
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Possibility of low voltage? - Possibility of low voltage? I have replaced my GE fridge that had a burned out control board, followed by three incidents of compressor failure even after replacing relay and overload. I have heard of similar trouble on the... |
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Question about water line to refrig - Possibility of low voltage? There is no part number on the invoice and no box. I guess he used sub parts, not original stuff. However, I think the old stuff he removed looks a lot like the sub parts that I have seen... |
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Question about water line to refrig - Possibility of low voltage? I'm not sure if he used subs or OEM, but if I had to guess I'd say subs, since they were in a generic looking box that he already had with him. |
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Question about water line to refrig - Possibility of low voltage? I'm sorry, I was wrong. That condenser fan actually is running. I can feel air blowing out from under the fridge and also the inside fan is running; but no compressor. (the air blowing underneath... |
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