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So The freezer is cold, along with the bottom half of fridge. However, the top half of the fridge is not that cold. The evap fan is not turning on. I took the evap fan out and did OHM test. Never left zero. So.. could it be the control timer board or the thermostat? I clicked the light switch in the fridge 5 times then again 5 times to start the cooling but still no evap fan.
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If you showed zero ohms in the evaporator fan motor, replace it.
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Originally Posted by: magician59  If you showed zero ohms in the evaporator fan motor, replace it. I thought if it reads Zero its fine??
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Thank you sii much for all the information. I am going to order a new evap fan motor and hopefully that fixes the problem. I will let you know
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