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[quote=Maddrnkm;906892]My fridge started running warm (fridge low 40s freezer low 30s). I unplugged it and let it defrost for a day, cleaned the condenser coils (they were pretty bad), and plugged it back in. It got down to 37 in the fridge and 10 in the freezer then started to go back up. Seems to me like it's a defrost timer since it almost got down to regular temp before rising again. Or maybe the freezer fan?[/quote]

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Maddrnkm	Posted: Friday, April 14, 2017 4:23:10 PM(UTC)
	Ebraco* compressor
Maddrnkm	Posted: Friday, April 14, 2017 3:56:43 PM(UTC)
	Also I noticed it's an embracing compressor. Does that mean it has already been replaced once? (I bought it used not long ago)
Maddrnkm	Posted: Friday, April 14, 2017 3:27:39 PM(UTC)
	My fridge started running warm (fridge low 40s freezer low 30s). I unplugged it and let it defrost for a day, cleaned the condenser coils (they were pretty bad), and plugged it back in. It got down to 37 in the fridge and 10 in the freezer then started to go back up. Seems to me like it's a defrost timer since it almost got down to regular temp before rising again. Or maybe the freezer fan?

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