No power My fridge is not working....the power seems to be off however the electric is on and working....I came home from work and the interior lights were off and it was not cold.
Fridge is 60% nit working.The freezer is -20%.Circuteboard was replaced and defrost controler.Referigator does not work.Service technition has tried three times to repair.Referigator is 14months old.
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First you need to remove whatever you added to the fuse panel, then check the mega fuse in the underhood fuse panel, you may have blown that. Below is a picture of its location. If it is OK, you will need to have a professional diagnose your electrical system.
does the interior light work? Does the compressor pump run? Have you checked your domestic breakers or fuses. Plug in a table lamp or..in the outlet to see if you have power at the wall. If you have power but nothing in the fridge works ...then it is down to electrical trouble shooting inside the unit.....
If your problem is in all doors I'm probably wrong :)
But..you may find that an inner door jamb spring loaded switch has failed. It works exactly like the one in your fridge does, It triggers power to the light when the spring is out ,.. sometimes it gets stuck in you might just be able to clean and loosen it up.
The touchpad has its own fuse which has probably blown due to a surge perhaps related to the turning on of the fridge. Removing the cover from a microwave is potentially lethal due to the large capacitor to drive the magnetron. However, this is usually well away from the front panel. If you do venture in you should first unplug the unit and when the outer cover is removed, discharge the large capacitor with well insulated pliers -= otherwise keep well away from it. The fuse you are interested in is on the pc board behind the touchpad. Replace it with exactly the same fuse (usually a slow blow fuse).
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