SOURCE: Faulty DC power connector
First pulling a machine apart takes time and careful disassembly - it is easy to snap off fragile plastic panels or rip cables and replacement parts can easily cost as much as paying someone to disassemble it for you. Usually a jack repair is $100-$150 depending on the shop.
Toshiba's are a multilayered setup - You have to remove all the screws from the bottom (note that they are labeled by screw length next to each hole - do NOT put the wrong length in when reassembling!!) Make sure to remove the hard drive and ram cover and check for screws there are well.
After all the screws are out of the bottom, remove the panel above the keyboard. Remove the keyboard and all the screws under the keyboard. Then you can get at the motherboard and power jack.
You will probably have to remove the motherboard to replace the jack - Usually the mounting screws for the motherboard are not so clearly labeled - i mark the holes with a sharpie when pulling a mainboard.
Good luck!
SOURCE: After having defrosted our fridge and started it
Hello,
You need to check the temperature settings and see if there is enough air flow in the refrigerator and freezer. You need to check for air flow restrictions in the vents and clean the compressor coils. The door seals, door switch, defrost heater and timer has to be checked. Also clean the clogged drain tube and refrigerant leak.
Good luck in solving the problem.....
SOURCE: We have an Surveyor house
Since your unit is an AC and Gas unit, you need to find out if it works on gas in order to make a good diagnosis.
But from your description, it sounds like your DC power is not at the unit.
http://www.gasrefrigeration.net/dom_techdata/26121_2852SM.PDF
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