SR-L611W under counter lab fridge. Relays have been replaced.
Sounds more like a temperature sensor or control
It has a microprocessor that can do a self diagnosing
This is a special lab product
There number is 1-800-858-8442
SOURCE: not reaching temp
On the machine that we have, there are two [2]push button switches in line for the heater tank. One is on the front of the tank and the other is around the right side. I have always called them clicks-on's but.. they are red in color and need to be rested if ever they get to hot. Be sure to relise that they did infact pop for some resone. Did the tank for some resone run dry?
SOURCE: fridge not cool, freezer fridge temp
The most likely fault is a problem with the defrost cycle. The most likely is the defrost heater which should be a solid bar which is located directly underneath the coil. If you are capable then you can generally unplug the connectors for the heater and check that you have a resistance across the ends if the heater is faulty it will be open circuit. If it is not open circuit then it could be the defrost sensor or defrost timer at fault. You can also generally tell if the heater is warped or cracked. Hope this is of some help.
SOURCE: GE Arctica fridge PSS26LRBSS - temp control blinks '0'
set to 0 for freezer, and 37 for fridge. give it 24 hours to stablize. blinking could mean it is adjusting.
SOURCE: Sanyo sr-3620w Poked sensor under freezer tray...hissing sound
More than likely you let the refrigerant out. Is there an oily residue? If so you definitely punctured the evaporator. It's time consuming and expensive to properly repair a standard refrigerator sealed system and maintain the chemical stabilty that will prevent future problems. But with those tiny units priced as they are, it's always cheaper to replace them.
SOURCE: Have a 2 year old SAMSUNG RS2545SH Side by Side
Control board has gone bad....
What happens is the defrost is controlled electronically from a circuit board, when this goes bad, the freezer quits defrosting, and freezes the fans that circulate air through the fridge side of things.
To check this, unplug the entire fridge, leave the freezer open, wait for it to defrost a bit, if this causes the fridge to start cooling again when you plug it back in, then its the defrost. You should also see ice crystals on the back of the freezer just under the icemaker.
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