20 Most Recent Engel Freezer 22 Qt. Fridge/Freezer Questions & Answers

i need a schematic diagram of a fridge

The max/min gas flame is for adjustment of temperature when using the fridge on gas. The next one with 0 to 7 is possibly the electrical thermostat. I am not familiar with this exact model. One of the dials will be able to be pressed in. The idea is to press and hold this button in for about a count of five, then push the lighter strike. You will hear a click noise which is when a spark is delivered to the burner area. Some fridges have a small window or guage which shows if the flame has lit. You may have to look down the chimney. You keep holding the press button down after having depressed the lighter strike button for about five seconds. This allows gas to flow to the burner while the thermocouple heats up. Once the thermocouple (which is a small copper probe sticking almost into the flame) heats up, it will keep the gas valve open and if you then release the button, the flame will continue burning. The idea is that if the flame were to blow out, the thermocouple would cool and in turn act as a safety by shutting off the gas supply. Hope this is enough info.

You do and you will have to clean it up.

Hello Carol; My name is Peter. I am a retired field service refrigeration technician. in answer to your question, Asbestos was never used in refrigerators. The best insulator is air with the lowest heat transfer coefficient. This is why your hot water tank has a double tube. The foam coming out was not asbestos. It was just build up from years passed, Shell coatings or a leakage in your weep hole. I serviced a 30 year old refrigerator. There was no asbestos. I have torn liners out of units 20 years old for repair. There was no asbestos. What manufacturers use as a liner is open cell sponge rubber. Please do not worry. You are fine.

Your control board is reacting to a surge in power. Unplug the unit for 5 minutes then replug and follow normal starting procedures. If that does not work think about buying a new unit.

If you hear a click every few minutes and a buzz / click then nothing, it would sound as if your compressor is gone, the water problem is the defrost drain pipe is blocked

The system is either blocked or you have a gas leak but i would expect it is blocked and the only way to find out is to get a refrigeration engineer to check it for you, but explain the problem to him first and make sure he can help before you spend money.

The clicking and humming is an indication that the compressor is faulty.needs replacement

Could be a faulty theremostat