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I noticed excessive heat between the doors and found the fan not to be running. After flipping off the unit and allowing it to cool then turning it back on the fan worked... for a while. I ordered a new fan motor and installed it and it seemed to be working fine but now it is doing the same thing.The fridge and freezer are both cooling fine. It's pretty dusty up there but I assume that's normal.
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Am not familiar with this fridg, but I would check the scematic for where the condensing motor gets it's power, either the power supply board on the bottom of the fridg, or the control pc board behind the control panel.
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it's a built-in and all the stuff looks to be on top. would it possibly be the invrtr box pn AP4308835, elec control pn AP3775406, or the P.c. board, power supply pn AP3181855. if it's either of the last 2 then i'm in over my head because they are located way in the back of everything else.
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I would call the manufacturer, or the place where it was bought to locate where the schematic is hidden, that's your best hope for locating which board is defective.
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