It's possible that the defrost timer motor has stopped. (note your timer might be incorporated in an electronic control module) This will cause the evaporator coils to ice up. Less likely: The timer may be OK, but the defrost heater assembly is open circuit and therefore not heating up. According to RepairClinic.com, 795.7102 model number is incomplete: "795.7102 is a partial model number for a Kenmore Refrigerator. To see specific parts for your Refrigerator, please choose your exact model from the list above or choose the model that's closest." Here a link:
Kenmore Refrigerator Not Defrosting
Testimonial: "Thanks, that is helpful. The complete model number is 795.71023.012 I'll check the continuity of the defrost heater."
Kenmore uses a model number like this example=> 321.1234567 and can be found around the fresh food section door frame. I need that model number to see what parts may be causing the refrigerator to be too cold. Let me know and I will do my best to help solve this, Thanks Sea Breeze
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Hi Richard Merrow , I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box? If you move things around inside the freezer so you can clearly see the rear wall is there frost buildup along that freezer wall. Your freezer does not had a defrost timer the defrost is controlled by a circuit board. There are about four things I want you to check for me so that I may help. I will be looking to hear your response, J.T.
I am having the same issue with mine but not icing up I pulled it apart and checked but it's the model
795.7102.2010 Having same issue with it not going under 40 degrees and freezer is 33ish I have cleaned the coils and noticed 7 flashing lights that repeats over and over next to the compressor in plastic covered box! It seems like it just keeps running! Checked fans and compressor and all seem to stay on 24/7 but not cooling properly!
PLEASE HELP?????
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