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wilson973  
#1 Posted : Monday, September 20, 2010 5:54:54 AM(UTC)
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About every 5 days I have to take my back panel off my freezer side and use a hair dryer to melt the ice off the coils. Is there a defrost timer on this model Maytag LSD2615HEW? I have search and cant tell. When I take the panel off the fan is working until I unplug it. Any kind of help would greatly be appreciated.
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#2 Posted : Monday, September 20, 2010 8:19:43 AM(UTC)
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About every 5 days I have to take my back panel off my freezer side and use a hair dryer to melt the ice off the coils. Is there a defrost timer on this model Maytag LSD2615HEW? I have search and cant tell. When I take the panel off the fan is working until I unplug it. Any kind of help would greatly be appreciated.


Wilson,

No you do not have a defrost timer, in this unit.

You have an Adaptive Defrost Control assembly(board).

Part number: AP4010220
Part number: AP4010220


It is lacated inside the control assembly on the side wall of the fresh food compartment,

Have you checked your defrost thermostat and heater , yet ?

Good Luck,

:cool: :cool: :cool:
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#3 Posted : Monday, September 20, 2010 8:25:37 AM(UTC)
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No I havent checked either yet. Not to sure on how to check sensor. I can do a resistance check on the element.
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#4 Posted : Monday, September 20, 2010 10:02:13 AM(UTC)
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No I havent checked either yet. Not to sure on how to check sensor. I can do a resistance check on the element.


Wilson,

You check the heater and the thermostat, the same way.

The heater should have a closed circuit or approximately 20 ohms resistance(depending on what resistance scale you use.

The thermostat should be an open circuit(no resistance) at room temperature and a closed circuit below 35 degrees.

If both components check properly, you will need an ADC board.

Were it me, I would replace the inoperative part and the ADC board, but that's just me.

Good Luck,

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