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is anything blocking the sensor,if it does not cool below -6 and where are you checking temp it could be a refrigerant problem.Turn fridge off for 10 min and start again.
First disconnect refrigerator from the power supply for 3+ minutes. Then reconnect power supply. If prolem remains ,then the PCB output voltage should be checked beforE replacing the PCB.
There is whats called a defrost termination sensor in behind the back panel of the freezer it has failed & needs to be replaced.Very common problem in electronic fridge's.
Not sure if you have got this fixed, but it is highly unlikely to be the PCB. There are diagrams (via google) to show where parts are and the service manual is downloadable if you search your model.
Hi Lollipop, partially working fridge? A fridge either works or not, cold air is made in freezer then distributed to fridge via a vent. In your case WBM Series fridge, top mount freezer blows air down a vent (back centre of chiller compartment). A common fault with the WBM Series is both the PCB and Interface Panel (PCB beside compressor back of fridge, Interface is display panel front of fridge).
So if freezer is cold and fridge not, try a fan motor. If compressor doesn't work either comp is faulty or PCB has blown(has a burning smell).. Hope this helps you and maybe many other ppl.
Hello, There are two screws located underneath the silver sticker, of all places. You need to pull the sticker back just a few inches on either side and there you will find the two hexagonal screws. Remove these two screws and the PCB Board will slide out. You will also see where the thermostat probe plugs into the board and then snakes to the back of the fridge.
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