Freezer freezing up led says 110 - Hoshizaki Freezer FH2AAC

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Press and hold the Control Lock key for three seconds
to activate or deactivate the function. The Control Lock
feature prevents the user from changing the temperature
and freeze settings. At the first press of any key, the
key press click tone will be heard and the display will
show "LO", but no other change will take place. Holding
the Control Lock key for three seconds will activate or
deactivate the Control Lock feature. After three seconds,
the accept tone sounds and the Control Lock LED (if so
equipped) is activated. In lockout mode, when any key
is pressed, the invalid key tone will be heard and "LO"
will be displayed for 1 second. When the lockout is
deactivated, the Control Lock LED is turned off and the
display shows "UL"

if this does not work unplug the freezer for 30seconds then plug it in. if all of the above fails replace the control.

If the compressor is running and pumping with no heat produced, you have lost refrigerant.. Most modern freezers have a controlled fan so the coil can freeze before the fan starts.

3 beeps every 3 sec. = Freeze Back Up Timer. Freeze > 60 minutes.
Yellow LED marked 60 MIN energizes.
Check for F/S stuck closed (up), WV leaking by, HGV leaking by, TXV not feeding
properly, low charge, or inefficient compressor.

If the freeze cycle is too short, I would check to see if the plastic grid that is under the evap plates are missing any pieces. If so, then check the check valve to the left of the water pump. It is a white round plastic piece with a triangular attachment with 3 screws in it. Remove the screws with care as it is spring loaded. Check it for pieces of the broken grid as this will cause short freeze cycles.
Let me know if this does not solve and we will go a little deeper.

check freon level134 A only 2-3 lbs

Hi: Does the freezer have a battery backup for the electronics? A 9v. battery in the grill down below. You won't have to remove the grill but pull a small rectangular panel to expose the battery. High end Kenmore freezers have a battery to back up the alarm. The six you see is actually supposed to be a "b" for battery most likely. L.E.D.'s are tough to tell the difference. Buy an new battery and all will be well. I hope this helps, Jeff

maybe you should go with a different brand???

Melanie--

Because this occurred as a result of a power outage, you need to check that the outlet is OK. Plug something in the outlet like a lamp and see that it works normally. If that is OK, check the display for a light bulb that is burned out--incandescant bulbs do that occasionally in a power outage. If it is an LCD or LED display, the power supply is bad on the display board. Is the motor humming and making normal noises?--and your freezer is just not cooling? If no motor noise, look for a reliable and trustworthy appliance repair person. If the damage is costly, try to pursue a claim with the power company.

Dave M

Is it freezing. Sometimes those led's go out.