I ned a replacement door for an FCR360D - Franklin Industries FCR360D Refrigerator

Contact Ned directly to inquire.

No, not if it's working. -Ned-

Hi there,

This sounds like a bad capacitor to me. You can replace it with a new one, just make sure you mark the electrical poles correctly when you remove it so you won't have any problems placing them back when you get a new one.
If you are uncomfortable in replacing this part, I suggest you contact your local ref technician and have it replaced for you. You can buy a new one around $45.

Hope this helps.

Its hard to say for sure, but, either it is out of refrigerant or the valves in the compressor are bad.
It the compressor may also be seized. If its hot, but you don't hear it running it's locked up. Hit the compressor with a hammer while its plugged in...(seriously). If it starts run, it's probably going to lock up again and you should see about getting it replaced.

I contacted three of our "off the grid" suppliers that normally have parts that others don't and was told that none of them have the compressor. They didn't even have a suggestion on a compressor that would be the same size and rating as the compressor on the Franklin Chef - BUT since it was primarily sold as an outdoor refrigerator that had to stand up to the elements - they had no suggestions that could be used.

Sorry, but there just doesn't seem to be anything left in anyones stock piles for your unit.

The battery may need replacing. I've experience the same problem and the battery was the problem. Good luck. Ned

the mirror element just snaps out, pull evenly on both sides until it releases

Usually have to remove inner door panel to get at it.

Below is a link to a source that can help you with parts and diagnostics.
http://www.repairclinic.com/SmartSearch/smartsearch.aspx

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Thank you,
Dave E. (Illeagle)
"Your satisfaction is my personal reward"

Franklin Chef offers an outdoor model, this link may help you fid something and save you the search for those parts that will be expensive to replace.

 

http://www.franklinchef.com/fcr360d.html