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[quote=mammas;108380]My freezer was just fine 2 days ago. It all of sudden stopped freezing. I recharged the system with the 134a refrigerant like the inside of the freezer said to use and it is not freezing. The motor runs I can hear it, but the sides do not get warm and it is not freezing. The motor is VERY HOT to the touch so I turned the unit off. I so need to fix this. I have food in coolers right now:([/quote]

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richappy	Posted: Saturday, July 18, 2009 5:22:16 PM(UTC)
	If the compressor is hot, you may have a capillary line clog, a repair for a fridg repair pro. Low current draw and hot compressor are the symtoms.
mammas	Posted: Saturday, July 18, 2009 9:47:32 AM(UTC)
	My freezer was just fine 2 days ago. It all of sudden stopped freezing. I recharged the system with the 134a refrigerant like the inside of the freezer said to use and it is not freezing. The motor runs I can hear it, but the sides do not get warm and it is not freezing. The motor is VERY HOT to the touch so I turned the unit off. I so need to fix this. I have food in coolers right now:(

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