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The compressor is running contiously. Had to replace defrost heater and thermostat because it was not defrosting. It's now defrosting corrrectly but the compressor is not stopping even when forcing a defrost cycle. Not sure if this was the cause of the defrost heater failure.
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Originally Posted by: denman  Thank you. I ran the defrost test before replacing the defrost thermostat and heater and it did not defrost. After replacing both the thermostat and heater the defrosting ran correctly. I ran test 2 (Co mpressor/Condenser Fan Test) under service mode and it did not stop the compressor - fan neither before or after replacing the thermostat and heater. Do you know if test 2 is suppose to stop and activate the compressor - fan when keying F/O? .
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As far as I know it should stop it. |
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