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motor humming is from 2 things
start / run capacitor is failed
compressor is seized and the motor is not turning
call in an technician for a proper diagnosis and quote
Some freezers don't operate with coils. If you search for that on google you might be able to find the parts manual. Your other option, assuming it is broken, is to find a replacement. http://www.refrigerationice.com/Services.html
It is a defrost problem. Either the defrost timer is not working or the defrost heater is shorted out. You will need to ohm out the heater. It should have close to infinite ohms. If "open" then that is your problem.
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When running, the low side is usually about 2 to 4 lbs pressure. The high side is determined by the load and the temperature in the room or area. Minimum 125 lbs. maximum approx. 150 lbs.
please make sue your freezer.s compressor it,s working or not if compressor is working then there is low gas problem then please contact to your service technician for refill gas .
There is a starter relay on the compressor. It sounds like it needs replacing. If you listen for awhile when it trys to start the compressor there will be a clicking sound but then nothing will happen. That is the most likely cause.
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