Hotpoint FFA90 Bottom Freezer Refrigerator "circuit board" Questions

...circuit board in the back part. No flame is present when change to LPG. Fredge was working on a/c and apparently a power failure occurs and not work after that. I try to verify the circuits in the ...

...circuit board has a 25 Amp slow blow fuse is blown The circuit board has a 25 Amp slow blow fuse on it and it appears to be broken (Blown). Can that fuse be fixed or can some one tell me how to get ...

...circuit board. Replaced my board and it fixed the problem! Great company to work with too. Here is the board I needed for my 2003 Norcold 1200LRIM: Norcold Power Board 621271001 fits the 1200 model ...

...circuit board?? I have a GE PSS25MGMCAA refrigerator. I think the circuit board is bad. The fans run, but not the compressor. Based on one of the posts on this site, I jumped the COM and Line ...

...circuit board is bad. To test the heating element unplug it from the circuit board (j6 and j7 usually gold colored) take the two heating element wires and using an ohm meter make sure there is no ...

...circuit board need step-by-step instructions to replace main circuit board #6871JB1259F The circuit board is normally located at the back of the appliance, behind the metal grid along the bottom, ...

...circuit board is making a clicking noise... I I took the panel off the back of the fridge as I followed the noise to the circuit board. The circuit board is making a clicking noise... I think the ...

...circuit board buzzes. I've taken the 2 top lights out and its started cooling. Am I right Hi I have an Admiral GC2224GEKB that has stopped cooling and when the doors closed and the lights off the ...

...circuit board(PCB), which is located in the back, middle or lower rear panel, has failed. This clicking noise is the result of a failed relay, on this particular board. The main board directs the ...

...circuit board. shut down ALL power before checking for the fuse.The lower board has both 115 volts as well as 12 volts. If the lights are working on the front panel then most likely the lower circuit ...