EE IN TEMP DISPLAY

EE mean that the cable between the mainboard and the display have a problem. I think it doesn't affect the coldness of the unit.

There are an explanation manual behind the back bottom panel.

In my case soon after having reset this error, the cable melted and took in fire.

How to check:
There is a black panel under the two drawer with 2 screws (left/right). The board is behind, the cable which melted in my case was a grey one connected to a black one.

unplug unit wait a few secounds then plug it back in and try it may reset.

Try to re-brick your printer by pulling out the power supply - black box behind the printer where the power cord is plugged in to, and re-plug after 30 seconds.
If that doesn't help, try to plug the printer to a different known working power outlet in the wall to determine if it's a faulty power outlet issue.
If the problem continues, please contact Lexmark Technical Support Center for further assistance.

To reset any furnace just unplug and plug it back in. If the polarity has been reversed open up the small box the power cord goes to, you'll see white, black and green wires. find the ones that are attached directly to the power cord and switch the white with the black and vice versa.

The Red (right channel) nand White (left channel) RCA plug to miniphone jack is made for audio amplifier with RCA input jacks. The monitor should have Green audio input mini stereo phone jack for the audio input from the PC audio line out (Green mini phone jack).
You will need the shielded audio cable with mini stereo phone plug at both end for the audio hook up.

Your Super Nintendo has two outputs, Unless you have the Mini Super Nintendo.

But since the mini is rare lets stick with the regular one, If you are talking about the cable that plugs into your television, The one that plugs in to coax (where the cable box would go) Should look like a black cord with a black or gray box on the end and screws onto the back of the television,
If thats the part thats broken have no fear, There should be another input that looks like (`````#``````) (_______) Im not an artist sorry lol, Anyways this cord has three wires on the end red, white & yellow.
The mini if im not mistaken only has one output, Anyways if you have a Gamecube or Nintendo 64 that cord will also work on the Super Nintendo.
Also make sure when plugged in and turned on that there is a small red light on the front indicating that it's on. If you need a wire you can get one here http://www.amazon.com/Nintendo-AV-Cable-Super/dp/B000035Y6B/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1286967890&sr=8-1
Amazon has them for around 5 bucks including shipping.

no ,the climate control assembly has a problem of shorting out to black,sometimes a good hit brings it back for awhile.the blower motor problem is the blower motor resistor,if you under the dash,behind the glove box you will find the blower motor,follow the motor wire about 10 inches away from motor and they plug into the faulty resistor.

CIRCUIT CARD-
-Photocell blue wired go to two terminals marked BLUE PHOTOCELL (any order)
-Motor red wire plugs onto terminal marked MTR MAIN, motor white wire plugs into terminal marked WHITE MOTOR.
-potentiometer (thing with knob) two white wires plug into terminals marked TEMP SEL
-Black wire from switch to terminal marked L1 BLACK
-White wire from power cord goes to terminal marked N White
-Ignitor (used to be yellow wires) goto terminals marked IGNITOR and IGNITOR RET (any order)

OTHER-
-White wire from power cord goes to switch terminal marked 3A , other pigtail of the white wire goes to board as described above.
-Black wire from power cord goes to swtich terminal marked 4B

On the back left end. Identified as item 4 below:

it will be a DC power supply normally so i would not plug direct in the mains.

normally there is a marking on the unit of required voltage also the white line is usually + and black -

and it could be anywhere from 12v onwards

best of luck.