Our Whirlpool ref ( one door total no frost air stream system ref) suddenly beeps and all the lights lit up, what's wrong? after I unplug the main cord it will normalize, then the following day same thing happends. I check the doors, it was close securely, temp is still normal. What is wrong and how will i troubleshoot it?
SOURCE: RE- WHIRLPOOL NO FROST REFRIGERATOR NOT WORKINK NEEDS SOME HELP
whirlpool has a problem with the relayoverload thats plugged into the compressor. unplug the frig for about 5 min. then, while standing behind it plug it back in and listen. if you here a hum then a click, then you need to replace the relay overload. remove the back panel. the relay overload it plugged in on the left side of the compressor. very easy to replace
SOURCE: Whirlpool Frost Free 460 door open alarm
http://www.repairclinic.com check how to repace it with the schematic diagrams you'll see how
SOURCE: Whirlpool refrigerator side by side door seal very hot
when you said fans working....does it include the condenser fan? or it may have two evaporator fans..
if condenser fan is working, then it is just normal. if the compressor is running, that part would really heat up. and if it is too hot, then the condenser fan could probably not running.
its not constant because the compressor cuts off when ever the thermostat cuts off.
tnx 4 using fixya,
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SOURCE: freezer temp 7-20, ref temp steady 35. Ice on return line
HI thanks for your question. the way that frost builds up on the return line is the freezer is running too long . you have the temp set at too cold a setting 34 deg is too cold. it should be 36. 37. other wise frost builds up.thanks the appliance doc. please rate my answer. thanks.
SOURCE: Terrible taste that came from water?...
Do you have a water softener? It's possible the softener was in soak when you used the water dispenser. That would explain the "salty" (hi sodium) water taste and thena retrun to normal later.
Also, if you get your water from a muncipal well, they may have been experiencing a problem at the time with higher than normal sodium content.
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