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My freezer is only freezing at the bottom shelf. the temp gradually warms to 45 degs. at the top shelf. I found that the fan motor is inoperable. is there any other part that might cause this?:(
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Here is your wiring diagram http://manuals.frigidaire.com/p...df/StCloud/216857600.pdfUnfortunately I could not find a parts breakdown. I am assuming this is an evaporator fan inside the freezer. My freezer is only freezing at the bottom shelf. the temp gradually warms to 45 degs. at the top shelf. I found that the fan motor is inoperable. is there any other part that might cause this? It could be that this is you only problem. Especially if the unit is cycling normally. One thing to check is the evaporator coils inside the freezer to see if they are heavily frosted/iced up which would indicate a defrost problem. |
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Originally Posted by: denman  Here is your wiring diagram http://manuals.frigidaire.com/p...df/StCloud/216857600.pdfUnfortunately I could not find a parts breakdown. I am assuming this is an evaporator fan inside the freezer. My freezer is only freezing at the bottom shelf. the temp gradually warms to 45 degs. at the top shelf. I found that the fan motor is inoperable. is there any other part that might cause this? It could be that this is you only problem. Especially if the unit is cycling normally. One thing to check is the evaporator coils inside the freezer to see if they are heavily frosted/iced up which would indicate a defrost problem. thanks denman, i got the troubleshooting steps at Acme How To. I'll check out the defroster and control also before I seal it up. your help is much appreciated. allan2:D
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