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Most likely that the thermostat is defective or the main controller board is defective. Try powering off at the mains and leaving it off for 30 mins and then turning back on the power - it sometimes works. If not then call in a repair man asap.
How to check
everything http://www.acmehowto.com/howto/appliance/refrigerator/refrigerator.php
If the evaporator coils behind the back panel of the freezer are icing up because of auto defrost failure that will stop the circulation of cold air and eventually affect the freezer too.
check defrost timer, defrost heater, defrost thermostat. In
most newer models the timer has been replaced by an electronic control board.
If the heater and thermostat are ok it’ll be the control.
You can turn the defrost timer till it clicks
and everything shuts down. The heater should now come on. If it does, replace
the timer. If it doesn't, check the heater and defrost thermostat. Turn the
timer again till everything starts back up to end the defrost cycle.
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So over the past few years Comcast has updated security measures in the POP3 email server. Some of these updates look to be directed at 3rd party email software end users like to fetch their mail off the Comcast server.So they have sent out notices regarding "work arounds" for the issue of getting an error response "authentication needed". Now please note folks like every other ISP Comcast does not guarantee or support 3rd party vender software you obtain with your PC or have purchased anywhere but from Comcast.
3rd party would be anything that the ISP does not maintain or have rights to that an end user "YOU" have purchased from another software vender.The original setup for 3rd party email clients "Outlook mainly" which used to be supported in years past was:
Incoming-mail.comcast.net
Outbound-mail.comcast.net
Now the incoming has remained the same throughout however outbound has changed a couple of times to smtp.comcast.net. So recently I seen the new outbound they wanted changed to imap.comcast.net
So I tried this and it just didn't work and I went back to the smtp.comcast.net. Here as of today I realized my outbound again stopped working. So what has happened now the server wants to look at your user name and password a second time as well the outbound listening port which always worked on port 25 now likes port 587.
Here are the steps to make these changes to your Outlook email client.
Open your Outlook click "tools" then "account settings" click on your email address your using for Comcast. Bottom right click "more settings" click "outgoing server" click the tab that says "My server (smtp) requires authentication" click "log on using" fill in the user name and password for your Comcast account minus the @comcast.net it does not need your email routing extension here.
Now click OK and go back in the same way you just did except instead of clicking the "outbound server" choice the last tab that says "Advanced" The only thing your going to change here is the "outgoing server (smtp)" from 25 to 587. Click ok and that's it your done.
Okay, it sounds like the problem is getting narrowed down to your environment if I am reading your message right. If you use Comcast's web based mail client then you can send to who ever you want to. This is because your compose and send is being done on the Comcast mail server which is completely apart from your local environment. Next, if I read the problem right, you have installed McAfee from Comcast onto your local PC which could be the culprit if the timing is correct; ie: stopped sending messages when the McAfee was installed.
What we need to do is TEMPORARILY stop the McAfee and send a message to see if it gets through. If it does then your security software is killing your message before it leaves.
McAfee is a well secure piece of software and can be difficult to stop, but here are two batch files to run - one to stop the services and one to start the services. When you get this open up Notepad from your Accessories program group then copy and paste the following into it:
net stop "McAfee Framework Service" net stop "Network Associates McShield" net stop "Network Associates Task Manager"
Now in notepad select File and Save, put this into a folder that you can easily find (create a folder called Test on your C:\ drive then navigate to there in the notepad Save As dialog box. When you are saving in notepad make sure that the file type box is set to all files NOT .txt then use the filename stopAVServices.bat.
Now you can go to Start, Run, Browse to the c:\test and run that batch file. But first, let's create a batch file to restart it when you are finished the test.
Follow the same instructions as above, but paste this into the empty notebook space:
net start "McAfee Framework Service" net start "Network Associates McShield" net start "Network Associates Task Manager"
Save this into the same c:\Test folder and call it startAVServices.bat
Now run the stopAVServices.bat, try to send an email from your outlook client, once the message is out of your outbox and in your sent items run the startAVServices.bat to get your AV protection back on.
If we have problems with this we may want to look at your configuration in outlook to access your comcast mail server.
It sounds like you have a virus blocking comcast.net because I seem to be able to get there perfectly fine. If you have a virus scanner, run a scan. If nothing shows up, download AVG Antivirus and run that. If nothing shows up again, try Ad-Aware, Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware, and Spybot S&D.
If you don't have antivirus, get one of the four above.
2 possible issues.1 lift arm to icemaker,does water stop? If so ice maker is no good (stuck in fill cycle) 2.If water continues to run,disconnect four prong plug between imaker and rear wall if water continues to run you have a bad water valve.Hope this helps you [email protected]
contact comcast and get the pop3(outcoming) address, and the SMTP (incoming) address
"mail.comcast.net seems correct but the outcoming smtp.comcast.net seems wrong.
recently purchased a J6480 All in one. The fax function stopped working and the message was "Fax Log Full" cannot send or receive. How do I fix it? K. Kirschner [email protected]`1q```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````
Same as others. Whirlpool Gold side-by-side. Water was running yesterday but minimal ice. Now that's gone and I don't even hear the water. Turned on/off the infrared sensor. Still get drinking water, just no ice in the bin. There's a couple cubes in the maker itself when I open the door (which I've closed completely). Help?
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