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Hello,new to this site. I am having a problem with my 3 year old GE bottom freezer fridge. Today I noticed a clicking noise coming from the back of the fridge. It sounded like it was coming from where the board is. The compressor, at least I think that is what it is, is trying to start but it can't/won't. I unplugged it for a couple hrs to make sure that nothing else would be damaged. I plugged it back in and it still does the same. I saw a thread about the mother boards going bad but I didn't see my model listed so I wanted to make sure that I am chasing the correct problem.
Can I leave it plugged in or am I better off leaving it unplugged?
Thanks
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Anyone?? I've had the relay on the side of the compressor tested and it tests fine. I'd like to make sure there is nothing else left to check before I order a new mother board.
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Check for 120 VAC at the connector "J7-9" wire to terminal "J8". If there is no proper voltage then the main control board is the culprit. - The main control board Part number: AP4436216
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