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Thanks, ours start with SH, and that is not in the instructions, so I didn't cut the wire.
Any way to test the evaporator motor?
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Wife just called and stated there is a flap on the top left of the fridge she stated is closed. I presume this is the "air damper", and if so I believe this is probably not working, how can I troubleshoot that?
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If your evaporator motor is running, but the damper is closed, you may have a bad fresh food thermister. You can allways jam the door open 1/4 of the way so your food won't spoil.
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Originally Posted by: richappy  If your evaporator motor is running, but the damper is closed, you may have a bad fresh food thermister. You can allways jam the door open 1/4 of the way so your food won't spoil. Rich first off, thank you very much for all your input thus far. Do you know what pins on J1 is the Fresh Food Thermister? I believe Pin 5 and ? needs to be checked Also would this cause the fridge itself not to cool?
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You did not have this problem before. Make sure the J2 plug is plugged in correctly.
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