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[quote=semzor;404232]Just installed one of your replacement units and that part was easy, however I'm wondering if the unit is defective since there is no sign of life at all. No sounds, no movement - as if no power to the unit. It is turned "on". Is there a fuse or circuit breaker on the fridge that may be tripped? any other suggestions?:([/quote]

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semzor	Posted: Sunday, April 10, 2011 5:55:54 PM(UTC)
	Just installed one of your replacement units and that part was easy, however I'm wondering if the unit is defective since there is no sign of life at all. No sounds, no movement - as if no power to the unit. It is turned "on". Is there a fuse or circuit breaker on the fridge that may be tripped? any other suggestions?:(

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