LG LFC23760ST Side by Side Bottom Freezer French Door Refrigerator "blown fuse refrigerator board" Questions

...fuse is blown The circuit board has a 25 Amp slow blow fuse on it and it appears to be broken (Blown). Can that fuse be fixed or can some one tell me how to get the new circuit board because the ...

...fuse is blown, but having looked at both fuses, I cant see how that is possible. Are there any other trouble shooting ideas for getting power back to the refrigerator? LG LFC23760ST I recorded a 2 ...

...blown fuse. I do not know what else may be wrong with it, so I thought I would replace the whole board. purchase a AC to DC adaptor and use the 12volt power cord plugged into it.. these are ...

...Blown main fuse. You will need to desolder and solder a new fuse in Probably a bad fuse on the main board. Fuse is not replaceable so either you have do a workaround (search LG refrigerator fuse ...

fuse is blown in circit board Did you have a power surge recently? That fuse can't blow itself. If a power surge got you then I would say to pull the board and put another fuse in. Of coarse unplug ...

...blown. I took off the mother board (easy) and soldered off the old fuse and replaced it with a new fuse holder that will allow me to replace it next time without soldering. The fuse is a 250V 15A. ...

...fuse(s) circled in red below have blown which can essentially prevent the refrigerator from turning on. The control borad is accessed from the back side of the frig and behind a screwed on panel. The ...

replace fuse How do you know the fuse has blown if you haven't accessed the board? Check the mains incoming power first, and power to the compressor. The pcb is usually in the top above the door frame

I have GE fridge model# GBS22HBPAWW with a blown fuse on main control board any ideas? Replace control board? change fuse. every fuse has a number or two on it, find a fuse with the same numbers

fuse has blown due to a component short or earth fault. Usually the condenser fan or compressor. Is it repairable? If not a new board will be needed, but you must test the components with a multimeter