Control on my side flashing FF. I have been using it on a regular basis. I purchased it in 2008.

Turn the fridge freezer off' for a few moments then turn back on...it will do a self test and the damper motor in the fridge section rotates and operates a hit and miss type vent...they can break inside as it's only plastic.If the air flowing through the vent does not stop at all then you have a broken unit..I have repaired these! using a soldering Iron. Or purchase a new one.

This refers to the ethanol content of the fuel used , 10 % is normal so you may have used higher ethanol content or one of the following has occoured. Open or short in FF sensor VPWR circuit - Open in battery ground to FF sensor circuit - Open in FF sensor signal circuit - Short to ground in FF sensor signal circuit - Fuel contamination - Short to VPWR in FF sensor batte.

remove the door trim and replace the door lock rod in side at the lock . It is held in place by a plastic clip which breaks on a regular basis and allows the rod to fall out.

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if this is something you are going to do on a regular basis then you should purchase
a firewire if you don't have one already.. and use the DV connection to download
your vids to your PC.. Once on your PC you can copy them to your flash drive.

be more specific as to the exact model number.

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There is no such thing as a self cleaning condenser.
The condenser is the black coil assembly, located at the very bottom of the refrigerator.
It is a great dirt and dust collector and must be cleaned on a regular basis, once or twice a year by hand, using a vacuum cleaner with a crevice tool attachment or by blowing out with a tank and hose of compressed air.
The second procedure is by far the better, but also messy.

you have taken care of the compressor side but I am wondering if the problem in in the ductwork and filter side. An air restriction on the delivery side will also cause the unit to freeze up on a regular basis. I would have a peofessional come out and do a CFM test on the delivery of air through the duct work and past the filter and make sure the filter is the right medium for that unit. The filter medium you are using may have too much restriction for your setup.

Vista simply doesn't support a lot of game controllers. Flight sim enthusiasts are still amazed that even Microsofts own Sidewinder sticks are not supported by Vista. Don't hold your breath for a patch either, so far Micrsoft haven't shown any interest in sorting out their own products, so your only hope is that some tech-savvy person happens to want to use the same stick and shares the driver.

It is possible that the freezer side is iced up due to a fanmotor not working. Check. If the fanmotor is working, then there may be a fault with the defrost system which is controlled by a main pc board and may need to be replaced.