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Maytag wide by side MZD2667HEW freezer works fridge does'nt

Maytag wide by side MZD2667HEW freezer works fine,fridge not cold replaced dampner also replaced thermistor. still not cold,not icing up.Temp 47. last resort is replace the circuit board (67006740)

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Was it the damper control you replaced and it's still not adjusting the vent(damper)? And is the cold air from the freezer being blown through the vent by the fan in the freezer.
The circuit board mainly controls the defrost timing and the fans. I don't know that it would solve your problem.

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