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It's always on, never stops to take a rest. Cools and freezes OK. What's the issue here? Anyone? Result=costly to run.
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Originally Posted by: Claypoole  It's always on, never stops to take a rest. Cools and freezes OK. What's the issue here? Anyone? Result=costly to run. If it never stops running then you should see a frost build up on the back freezer wall. The defrost timer should be shutting it off at least a couple times of day, if it isn't then the unit would stop cooling correctly and there ought to be a layer of frost on the rear freezer wall. Make sure your condensor coils are clean. Try playing with different settings with your controls. Lastly it's possible the thermostat could be bad. Usually though, if it never stops running it will freeze things in the fresh food compartment. Below is the breakdown of your unit along with the thermostat listing. Part number: AP2061750
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Thanks Frank for your input. What you said makes sense. There is no frost on the back inside wall and nothing freezes in the fresh food section. Perhaps its the environment its in, that is, I use it as a spare in the garage and the temp in there on a normal summer day in So. Fla is about 90 degrees most of the day in part of the evening. Going to replace it with a more energy efficient unit later this year.
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Originally Posted by: Claypoole Thanks Frank for your input. What you said makes sense. There is no frost on the back inside wall and nothing freezes in the fresh food section. Perhaps its the environment its in, that is, I use it as a spare in the garage and the temp in there on a normal summer day in So. Fla is about 90 degrees most of the day in part of the evening. Going to replace it with a more energy efficient unit later this year. Enviroment definitely comes into play, especially where your describing. I'm from FL, so I know what you're talking about. The good thing is even though it is running a lot, it really isn't gobbling up a lot of power. But you're right the new ones are more energy efficient. I've heard the Government is going to be running another program where Refrigerators are going to be involved, similar to the car program. Might want to wait and see what the offer will end up being.
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I've heard that too on the trade in. I am waiting to see what that's about.
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