...cooling power surge last night fridge and bottom freezer not cooling - light says cooling off no buttons work tried power off with breaker to reset - no luck That power surge probably burnt out the ...
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...power. 81 deg in here. Not cooling to selected temp after power outage. Screen is visible. Power surges well known for damaging the control boards of any electronic device, yours may have been ...
power surged and now ref. and freezer won,t cool lights are on and on the freezer door the only light that is on is the cube light Surge probably took out the control board. Check with your Insurance ...
...cooling. It runs but everything melted and it does not cool at all. NEEDS A RELAY IN COMPRESSOR,THEY GO OUT WITH A POWER SURGE,JUST MAKE SURE RELAY IN COMPRESSOR IS HOOKED UP CORRECTLY ,REMOVE COVER ...
...power surge. The refrigerator's lights are on without the refrigerator cooling. What can I do to get the cooling to work? Thanks, Caron you can unplug the unit for 2 to 3 hours and plug it back in. ...
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...power outage. Fridge lights are on, but it's not cooling/freezing anymore. no lights on main control panel. not cooling or freezing anymore. lights are still on in the fridge cooling slightly have a ...
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power surges in area now it wont frezze and barely cools down on food side poer surges in local service area --frezzer wont frezze and food side only cools slightly thinking an electric blowermotor or
...surge up of power. Since then, the unit runs but with very little cool and no freeze. Can you help? try unpluging it for about 5 mins. Sounds as if it might need to recharge the coolent, Possibly ...
...cooling Fridge is 5 years old. We lost power during Hurricane IKE for a week. My fridge was unplugged and was completely cleaned out. When power was restored, it worked normally for about 10 days but ...
...as it may have been compromised by the power surge when the power came back on. these components start the compressor which in turn starts the cooling/freezing of your fridge. hope this
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