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Just wanted to update you. I replaced the board and ran the unit for two days at he default setting 0 F freezer and 38F fridge. After the second day things some things froze.
Than I set the thermostat to the highest settings in both the freezer 5F & 40F in the. Fridge and the temps are now within a normal range and nothing freezes in the fridge and the freezer seems good to go as well. It has been 3 or 4 days now and all seems fine. I guess the first replacement board was bad, as he compressors never did go on.
Let me know way you think
Thanks
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Sounds like you found the problem but only time will tell.
I will keep my fingers crossed.
One thing you may want to consider is to get a 1,000 joule surge protector for the fridge especially if you have power outages or if the fridge is not on it's own line.
These are available at Home Depot etc. |
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That's a good thought, as the problem initially manifested itself due to an electrical storm. Incidentally, with he spring weather we had one last night and I was worried about the fridge circuit board. So far all seems OK. I will go to Lowes today before he next storm hits.
Thanks again for all your help
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